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democrats $3.5 trillion budget resolution. the question is what does the infighting mean for the president s economic agenda? and california s gubernatorial recall election is in its final stretch. with voters heading to the polls tomorrow, the question is can governor newsom hang onto his job? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is a california dream. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, september 13th. we ll start with the news. three mjor news studies by the centers for disease control high light the power of the colvin vaccine amid the highly contagious delta variant. the first report found that people who are not fully vaccinate ready 11 times more likely to die from covid-19 compared to those who are. that study looked at more than 600,000 covid cases from april through mid-july in 13 states. meanwhile, according to the washington post, a second study showed that moderna s vaccine was more effective ....
inside the world trade center as the first tower fell. on a day we ll never forget. in tower one, evacuate the building. 9/11. for some, september 11, 2001 seems a lyft ago. for others, it was just yesterday. but for everyone in this country, the ruthless attack that happened on that clear sunny day is seared in our minds. good evening. i m denis leary. the entire nation gasped when the twin towers, reaching high into the sky, single bottoms of success were brought crashing down when two jetliners flew directly into them. here are the names of the almost 3,000 innocent lives that were lost that day, including 343 of new york s bravest. cnn is honored to bring you the epic film 9/11 that was born when two brothers with film maker james hanlon was shooting a movie about a rookie fireman in the nypd. it was transformed into a gripping account of what happened while the towers burned and then fell. they kept their cameras roeblgs capturing historic footage, he ....
and minds in the ozarks, we go to the heart of rural america to find out why so many are unwilling to get vaccinated against covid. 20 years has not erased the painful memories of 9/11 or the agony felt by the victims families. on saturday the nation trying to provide some solace as it stopped to pay tribute to each one who died. one by one the names of the victims were read aloud, each one precious to those who knew them. the grief and sorrow so many captured by a young girl as she spoke directly to the uncle she never met and imagined how he might be today. hi, uncle, and know you re every day watching over us. and even though i never met you in person i still miss you a lot. i m sure if you were here yii d probably be doing them with you. there s a look at new york city right now. two brilliant shafts of light where the twin towers once stood in lower manhattan. the president and first lady paying their respects to the victims at all three sites, new york, vir ....
20 years since the horror of 9/11. america remembers and reflects. let us be worthy of the selfless sacrifices. let us remember who we became on september 12th. inside politics the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to inside politics sunday i m kaitlan collins in for abby philips. an anniversary comes after america s longest war ended in afghanistan. yesterday the nation paused to reflect on 9/11 and remember when americans united in the face of tragedy. i saw millions of people instinctively grab for a neighbor s hand and rally to the cause of one another. that is the america i know. union is what makes us who we are. america at its best. to me that is the central lesson of september 11th. overnight the fbi declassified a 16-page documents regarding connections between the 9/11 hackers and the saudi government. some pretty big redactions and doesn t draw any definitive conclusions but does come after biden signed an executive or ....
good afternoon from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin this hour with new reporting from nbc news. senate democrats close to an agreement on updating voting rights legislation. three sources telling compromised legislation that can get the support of all 50 democrats could be released tomorrow of tuesday. we ve been talking to quite a few different republicans who are very interested in doing something that makes sense. but an agreement on reconciliation and infrastructure, not so close. manchin insisting the democrats need to pump the brakes on spending. need for this, the emergency to do something in the next week is not there. we ve done 5.4 trillion, george, over the last year and about a year and a half. 5.4 trillion. a lot of that money is still going out the door. there s no one going to be left behind for the rest of this year and most of next year. so the urgency, i can t understand why we can t take time to delib ....