none of their sting all these years later. [ bell ringing ] 20 years feels like an eternity, yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love, rest in peace. [ bell ringing ] gather round the river bend, for death is not the end cause i ll see you in my dreams the most moving and most terrifying, perhaps most meaningful accounts of what happened on 9/11 are of course told by the people who were there, the people who survived. one of those survivors, joe ditmarr, is with me now. joe, thanks so much for being with us. you were on the 105th floor of the south tower world trade center 20 years ago today. unfortunately very few people on floors as high as you were on are with us today. take us back to that moment that the tower was struck. it was the tower beside you that was struck. what did it sound like, what did it feel like? did you realize what had happened? what was going through your mind? that s the incredible part for us, jim. we were i
triumphantly in front of his servants of color. talk about white supremacy. mark steyn joins us to assess what this picture means. first last march as the first big clusters of coronavirus starts to appear in this countr media executives in silicon valley corneille with officials in washington. to determine how much the publi will be allowed to know about the growing epidemic it was killing him. mark zuckerberg the basic hoop toto assure him facebook users what only see tony felt she s approved guidance on covid 19. twitter google did affect only the same twitter and google are emily post that deviated from washington s official line. in many cases, they censored ember information from partly information was both medically sound. it was the science and potentially life-saving. posted treatments were downplayed. they never apologized for this and never will. historians will assess that. there will likely require the early days of covid 19 as a turning point in our society. an
voting rights act. meanwhile, republicans continue to try to rewrite history trump style by denying it ever happened. only two house republicans vote ed to create a january 6 committee to investigate the riot on the capitol. you can t deny the truth especially when it s on video. the new york post had this stunning break down of the insurrection. reporter: behind these writers is an escape route where lawmakers and senate staff are now fleeing. just one officer stands guard. keeping his composure, goodman draws the mob away from that escape route to where reinforcements are waiting. [ bleep ]. he drives them towards the senate and realizes the door is unguarded. goodman shoves the protester again, lures the mob away, and brings them into that line of fellow officers. always chilling to see that. joining me now, ruth marcus, editor and columnist for the washington post. john brosnahan. and joan walsh. happy 4th of july. thank you all for being here. ruth, let me start
under pressure too. she says it may take time for vaccinated people to feel comfortable removing their mask. it seems like the president is one of them. here he is coming out of church outside, puts the mask on as he goes from church to the car. then there s california, new york, maine, massachusetts. they re playing catch-up. the last couple hours, headlines crossing every hour it seemed about things they re dropping and letting people do in those states. new jersey though still likes the indoor mask mandate for now. dr. makary has been ahead of the curve all along. he gets credit for that. he s a professor of health and policy and management at johns hopkins school of public health and a fox news contributor. he s joined by joe concha for the hill and a fox news contributor. you represent the two sides of this equation. you have the public message, what it looks like, what the media is saying and doing about this from joe, and the medical side from dr. marty makary. so i wa
we begin with the excavating crisis in the middle is the. is laid is really warplanes targeting hamas targets and flattening elting. welcome to today s edition of america reports . i am sandra smith your end your, excursions rocking gaza city as they launched airstrike on several targets. the described as the heavy essence the fighting began two weeks ago. a comes after the deadliest day of the conflict. palestinian officials say at least 40 to people were killed yesterday the former acting director of national intelligence joins us all of this just ahead. we begin first with on the ground in southern israel. what are you seeing and hearing there? sandra, john, we are well into wheat to, the battle between israel and the hamas militant group. what we re seeing on the ground as there is no seat sign yet of a cease-fire. look at what we saw earlier today. we are hearing sirens now near the city of ashdod in the central part of israel. your looking behind us, as o