This writer and why beautiful West Virginia at the greenbrier . It is not about the accommodations but the Cold War about what made the Midwest Great Starts now. Almost from the Moment World War ii ended the Cold War began and we knew remembering how World War ii ended slight eisenhower had to come up with a way for the government to survive in case of a nuclear attack takes place for this edition of what made America Great To Go Inside The Greenbrier from one the bunker to find out what would happen if the attack actually happened but for that you have to we officially q1 a special flight to get your to one Dash Tour we have landed to white for for springs West Virginia. Its a beautiful a tiny town of 3000 right away a little suspicious why would a town the small need a runway 7000 feet long . It was chosen as a place to sustain the government there a Nuclear War. Why . What does it look like . Time to find out. The greenbrier in some Way Shape or form since the 18 thirties that took
Joining us today is brian. Lets get to the news of the moment. The Beach Front Condominium that crumblied crumbled to the ground early yesterday. This is the camera that captured it. What you can see while it was happening, it was how quickly it came crumbling down. You saw an implosion in the center between those two towers and that building on the right. Then flat as a pancake, at least the last few floors. Thats 12 floors crumbling to the ground. Rescue efforts began almost immediately. Heres the Emergency Personnel responding to what they found. Were going to need some backboards. I need two units of backboards to come to the South Side and meet up with 19. They got two victims. Going to have all units bring all their equipment up stage it somewhere by your truck. We got multiple stations. Harris they were rolling up to the scene. We know some people were running for their lives who had made it out of that building. Those who could not walk to safety, they were rescuing. That was m
that. this is the layman s most people, which is relatable to our audience. the establishment, these are the rules we created ape it s and it s been this way a long time. regular guy, little guy, said times have changed, found a loophole, what you. according to your rules, you can t get mad at us. it s a reflection of what s happening in our larger culture, larger society right now as it comes to women s rights and me too and issues of race and equity and equality and all of that. it s like, people who have been there, the establishment who s been there for so long, the entitled, right, the people who, hey, look, we re the wealthy, these are the rules, we want to live by and continue, and the underdog is saying no, no, no, we deserve a place as well and now this is the clash. so, hey, the rule that s what s happened. what i find interesting about it is i love that these people came together to prop something up. now, you can say no, no, no, you re ascribing virtue whe
to us about it. thank you for being with us to kind of give shape to this story, and we ll be watching it. all right? thank you for having me. taking the opportunity was your choice, and thank you. thank you for watching. the big show, cnn tonight, with d lemon, starts right now. d, i have never seen anything like that before. well, this is this is the layman s part of it because i just sort of look at, okay, this is what the 401(k) is doing and the investment people are doing. but, this is the layman s part of it and i think most which is relatable to our audience. so the establishment has these are the rules we have created and it s been this way for a long time. then, all of a sudden, the little guy, the regular guy, says hey, times have changed. we found there is a loophole or what have you. you cannot get mad at us. so i think it is a reflection of what is happening in our larger culture, and the larger society, right now. as it comes to women s rights, and
averaging nearly 8 hup per day, fueling the debate playing out across the country when and how should students return to the classroom. right now sfunts in the third largest district are in limo. a zanl jaaf gone after the chicago teachers union voted to reach remotely and cancelling classes since wednesday. in georgia public school teachers and staff get this who test positive for covid no longer have to isolate before returning to work as long as they wear a mask. contact tracing is no longer required. meanwhile, the state the supreme court s conservative majority appears ready to block president biden s vaccine requirement aimed at large businesses. this effort hangs in the balance as the administration also deals with a messaging problem. white house a.i.d.s. and scientists are frustrated by communication missteps by dr. walensky, the cdc leader who vowed to restore trust in the agency. struggling to do that right now. let s go to ar let saenz at the white house. what i