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reporter: the biden administration is trying to get some 80 million americans to take the vaccine, and now we know what the white house is trying to do. osha is going to start requiring employers of more than 100 people mandate vaccines or have those people undergo weekly testing. we know federal workers and contractors will be targeted with this and that medical workers in places receive ising medicare and medicaid, they have to be vaccinated. the surgeon general says these are all necessary steps to bring covid under control. so, yes, from time to time, there will be disagreements on policies, but that doesn t mean we don t stop dialoguing and working with one another. the reason we re pair suing some of pursue ising some of these requirements is, again, we know at lot of businesses have welcomed it. reporter: we re also hearing from republican governors that are vowing to challenge this in court. the president was brushing off the possibility of those legal c ....
heart. he was so traumatized. everybody s life changed that night. everybody s did. what had happened to his mom? i still wake up in the middle of the night. haunted for more than two decades, he would make a chilling discovery that would unlock this mystery. now you know the whole story. yes, sir. everything kind of clicked. it s just so unbelievable. i knew he was telling his mom s story. hello and welcome to dateline. aaron fraser was only 3 years old when his mom left the house, never to be seen or heard from again. police soon learned that aaron may have witnessed the unspeakable, the murder of his own mother. the boy would become a man before the whole truth was revealed. and though memories faded, the evidence pointing to the killer couldn t stay buried. here s dennis murphy with she never left. she d been gone from his life, unaccounted for, for more than 20 years. his mother, bonnie. it was odd to be the one that found her. because ....
fence around the capitol. those concerns come as we get a look at brand-new fbi video of the person they think planted pipe bombs the day before the insurrection. we re also following breaking news in afghanistan. 200 more evacuees taking off from kabul today, ending an impasse with the taliban. among them, more americans. this is the brand-new video of that flight. we re live from the city where that plane is expected to land. but we begin with breaking news. a new phase in the pandemic fight. in just a matter of hours, president biden is set to lay out his next big push to stop the spread of covid and to boost vaccinations. one part of the six-point plan is coming into much sharper focus in just the last 90 minutes. we have now learned that president biden will sign an executive order requiring all federal workers and contractors to be vaccinated. plus, there s some new guidance for schools as pediatric cases rise. nbc s mike memoli is at the white house for us. nbc s ....
the final months of 2021. reproductive freedom advocates and women s health care workers are grappling with how to protect women in the wake of the supreme court s audacious refusal to block a law that all but bans abortion in america s second largest state. late on friday, a texas judge granted a restraining order blocking the state s largest anti-abortion group, that would be texas right to life, from using the abortion ban to sue planned parenthood. but as the new york times is reporting, quote, the order s reach is narrow, and it is set to expire on september 17th. that is 11 days from today. it is a very small and a very temporary victory, as abortion rights advocates assess their limited options to fight back against the ban. one of the most effective strategies will no doubt be public opinion. and ads like this one from best-selling author and activist don winslow, are likely a preview of what s to come motivating women and democratic voters to activism. if i ....
as the president s meeting begins here in washington, the clock is sticking in kabul, and the president is sticking with the time for the forces to leave the country in six days from now, but with the contingency plans in place should they be needed. the pentagon says some 86,000 people have been evacuated, including 19,000 in the last 24 hours, and 10,000 more remaining at the airport waiting and hoping that the next flight out is going to be theirs. outside of the airport perimeter, military officials have acknowledged that u.s. forces have made a limited number of missions to pick up americans and allies who can t get to the airport themselves. there are also private flights out being organized by veterans, military contractors and aide workers and former spies. some of the contractors are charging the passengers thousands of dollars, but even as the herculean effort is happening with a plane taking off every 39 minutes according to the pentagon, confusion and concer ....