weekend by a ukrainian drone. this comes just after a deadly russian attack on civilians in northern ukraine. cbs s debora patta and her teams were just minutes away when the russian missile hit. reporter: the moment the missile struck, shattering an idyllic summer s day and chernihiv, just as our cbs news team was driving toward the city center. minutes before we arrived, it was hit by a m massive explosio. the missile slammed into this theater and tore through the main square, but the danger was not over. an urgent warning. another attack was imminent. go, go, go! reporter: we ve been to told a second round of missiles on the way. we need to get out of here as fast as we can. the threat failed to materialize, but the terror linger. as first responders ran into the destruction to treat the more
drop 10 points from june through now because people are seeing the numbers, cases going up, headed two great gifts coming into office, plummeting case numbers and vaccines, where we now, seeing a surge that looks like before he came into office, getting the worst numbers when it comes to children, people can t deny that, no denying that and it will hurt him politically even if the media approves. todd: we were going to say goodbye, now we are going to say goodbye. don t forget to pick up privileged victims by eddie scary even though you are not there anymore, thank you. jillian: 35 after the hour, first responders ran toward the twin towers when attacked 20 years ago and this morning we re speaking to some of those heroes for their stories about what happened that day.
gunman opened fire killing at least 5 people behind me in the field right here in vegas, first responders ran into the danger to help those in need. so how are they handling this tragedy? anthony a las vegas city councilman and retired las vegas police captain. is he also running for congress. he joins us live here on the strip. good morning to you. good morning to you, steve. steve: last night in las vegas, there was a candlelight vigil to remember the victims. tell me a little bit about it. it was very moving. we had elected officials there. but we had a lot of faith based folks there that just said some inspirational prayers and, you know, all we did was just remembered those that died at the concert and we re praying for those that have injuries to recover and get back to their house whether it s here or somewhere else in the country. steve: sure. as a police officer. for years you did training for every imaginable scenario. noble ever thought about
th men and women we salute on veterans day. it s the example of young americans. our 9/11 generation who first responders ran into smoldering towers and then ran to a recruiting center and signed up to serve. the example of a military that meets every mission, one united team all looking out for one another all getting each other s backs. it s the example of the single most diverse institution in our country. soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, coast guard men who represent every corner of our country, every shade of humanity. immigrant and native born. christian, muslim, jew, and non-believer alike all forged into common service. it s the example of our
it s the example of young americans, our 9/11 generation, who as first responders ran into smoldering towers, then ran to a recruiting center and signed up to serve. it s the example of a military that meets every mission, one united team all looking out for one another, all getting each other s backs. it s the example of the single most diverse institution in our country. soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and coast guardsmen who represent every corner of our country, every shade of humanity. immigrant and native born. christian, muslim, jew and non-believer alike, all forged into common service. it s the example of our