Read out loud at the World Trade Center here in new york. We are just minutes away from a Moment Of Silence at 9 03 a. M. Eastern, 17 minutes after the first plane struck, a second hijacked plane, flight 175, it hit the south tower. We will also be taking you live this morning to Commemoration Ceremonies at the pentagon and shanksville, president. As for President Biden hes observing the anniversary . Alaska in anchorage as he travels back from washington, d. C. From his trip in asia. Lets go to Brynn Gingras live standing by at the 9 11 memorial plaza. Brynn . Reporter sara, you guys said that Moment Of Silence coming up at 9 03. I want to mention that we dont even want our cameras on out of respect for what is happening behind us. So that is why i will get out of the way right at that 9 03. Before then let me give you a sense of where we are. We are right by the south reflective pool where the south World Trade Center tower once stood. All morning long we have been seeing Family Memb
Most. so we don t have clear visibility on that just yet. 56%, it is not nearly enough to know. nevada, you have 63% in the county that matters most is clark county, which makes out 73% of the vote. it is by far the biggest county. right now katherine qatar s mast of say seminary percent there. this is a nine-point democratic district for joe biden, so she is actually underperforming joe biden here. 74% of the vote. but, you can see these other counties, there are counties where you have virtually nothing yet. now, look, this is not a big county. i can show you two years ago in a presidential race you are dealing with 25,000 votes. but, those votes add up. once you start getting these huge leads. this is a republican plot 40 district here in this county. you have no voting eureka county. this is a republican plaza just direct here. blender, republican plus 61. they are not dying counties, but those numbers can add up. the swing county, typically a
Still not get back up and running atain. , ., , , again. let s remind ourselves about the state of again. let s remind ourselves about the state of the again. let s remind ourselves about the state of the parties again. let s remind ourselves about the state of the parties so - again. let s remind ourselves about the state of the parties so far- again. let s remind ourselves about the state of the parties so far with i the state of the parties so far with councils that have been called in england. labour has 38 council so far. they have added three. this is a net gain. overall, conservatives on 20 councils with a net loss of six. the liberal democrats have four councils, they have added one to their tally. you can see the number of councillors as well for labour. that has meant 1235 councillors. they have added 36. the conservatives have lost 128 councillors. they are down to 526. the liberal democrats have added more than labour, on plus 61. they have 273 councillors. residents
you re going to call them that? we re calling it alexandria ocasio-cortez to leave, pressley, omar, how they voted in the 2016 presidential election, we see that the squad districts, plus 61, clinton, the average democrat was in a plus clinton district. the moderate democrats in those swing districts, they were just plus one clinton and they voted for this resolution too. in terms of the center of the electorate, it is a good thing to go against the president of the united states and that s why we saw all those democrats going against him. and also, it s context. if you can t speak conscious on something about racism you heard chris, they re trying to twist this. the president has not made the same case he does. he has not come out and say, boy, was i taken wrong. and that tells us everything. thank you for giving us the nuance inside the numbers. i try my best. on the democrat side, they did a condemn resolution today.
Susan collins is the only moderate republican left. if you look at her statement, it wasn t strong coming against the president of the united states. in the midterms, you saw that the majority of democrats that came in, you had a lot of women, they were centrist democrats. they had a little bit of a move here. what else do we see in the numbers that s relevant? if we re talking about the democrats, all of them voted on this resolution against the president of the united states. that included the squad who come from, if you were to you re going to call them that? we re calling it alexandria ocasio-cortez, tlaib, pressley, omar, how they voted in the 2016 presidential election, we see that the squad districts, plus 61, clinton, the average democrat was in a plus clinton district. the moderate democrats in those swing districts, they were just plus one clinton and they voted for this resolution too. in terms of the center of the