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yeah. an important moment for you and important moment for people to see. i m glad we were able to see your photo. thank you for being here to share your story. we are grateful for your service and time today. i appreciate it. we ll think about you tomorrow. thank you. thank you for watching. our special coverage live from the pentagon here. we will have more from the same spot tomorrow. i ll anchor here with andrea mitchell. i ll have more on msnbc reports. we continue with craig melvin live from shanksville, pennsylvania right now. this field is the site where the passengers and crew of united flight 93 wrestled control of the hijacked planes on september 11th, 2001 and crashed it into the ground. craig melvin picking up friday coverage from sacred ground in shanksville, pennsylvania. the site where we lost 40 american heroes and sacrificing their own lives and likely saved thousands more. that plane was bound for the u.s. capitol. where i m standing, ....
warned of extreme weather and more extreme and climate change was here. we re living through it now. we don t have more time. every part of the country is getting hit by extreme weather. we re living in real-time what the country will look like. we can t turn it back, but we can prevent it from getting worse. as he did in louisiana last week, the president is linking the super charged storms for the need for congress to pass the infrastructure packages to rebuild levees and drains and rebuild climate change and future proof communities susceptible to rising water. after touring the damage in new jersey, he will tour new york to get a look at queens, east of manhattan. the damage in queens is so extensive, many homes are uninhabitable. there was so much rain in so little time, it had nowhere to go from flooded roads and into people s basements. for some families, that proved deadly. this video released by the nypd showing an officer trying to reach one family, but sadl ....
years and the template other states are replicating. the supreme court decided to let it stand. and while these politicians claimed republican politicians claim to be pro-life, let s get real. they re pro birth. it s easier to carry a gun in texas without license and training than it is for a woman to make a choice about her own health. these republicans only seem to heed the mantra my body, my choice. just as hospitals are being overrun with covid cases and folks with other life-threatening grimaldis are turned away at the door. what is truly concerning about the about what the supreme court did in texas is the impact it could have on other constitutional rights. and could other legal precedents such as the ruling that legalized same-sex marriage be in danger? joining me now is my colleague ruth marcus, columnist and deputy editorial page editor for the washington post. neal katyal msnbc contributor and former acting solicitor general of the united states, and ce ....
good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. here is what is happening. new this hour, the death toll from hurricane ida is now at 65 with one additional death recorded in just the last few hours in louisiana. most of those who lost their lives were in new jersey and new york when the remnants of that storm hit this week. new today, president biden announcing plans to survey damage in new york and new jersey on tuesday. the president traveled to louisiana yesterday and got a firsthand look at the areas that remain uninhabitable. he promised flood victims that no community will be left behind. meanwhile, a new investigation has begun into the death of four nursing home patients. they were among 800 patients packed inside a warehouse, taken there before ida struck louisiana. health officials say they have significant concerns about conditions at that facility. covering the very latest on ida s aftermath, in new jers ....
football s world governing body, fifa, investigates last night s events in hungary, where england players were racially abused during their 4 0 win. and at 5:45pm: as hollywood looks east in marvel s new asian action blockbuster, does shang chi live up to the hype? we ll get anna smith s take in the film review. good evening, welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, says he s had constructive discussions with his counterpart in pakistan about securing safe passage from afghanistan for people entitled to settle in the uk. with kabul s airport still closed, pakistan is crucial in the mission to help people flee afghanistan because the two nations share a land border. there are already about three million afghan refugees in pakistan. mr raab told a news conference in islamabad that britain was sending £30 million of aid to help afghanistan s neighbours cope with those fleeing the country. he also said uk experts were heading to the region to co ordinate e ....