Guarding our spaces and keeping the pandemic going. On the right, the freak out is already in full effect. We told you Last Night about texas governor, you have to be joking pledge to protect texans right to choose. Really across the board the reaction has ranged from absurd to hysterical to frightening. Mr. Punch the pores told the working people of ohio only mass Civil Disobedience will save us. You going to leave that mr. Investment banker. Former Ohio Treasurer Josh mandel expanded on those thoughts in a corn field. Do not c comply with the tyranny. The president is calling for requirement to get tested once a week or get vavaccinated. They are telling them to resist, which is i guess quitting your job which the opposite of the other demand that you get a job. This gustapo thats coming if your freedom, that is you. Youre the one that has to decide whether you want to do what it takes to protect yourself and the rest of us or whether you would rather stay home and do your own resear
Now on Bbc News, hardtalk. Its 20 years since the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center were reduced to dust and ash. On 9 11 in new york, Osama Bin Laden inflicted a grievous wound on the united states. This week, the us is again immersed in memories of the attack and what came after. A decade ago, on the 10th Anniversary of september 11, Stephen Sackur spoke to the man who was mayor of new York City on that fateful day, Rudy Giuliani. His response back then earned him the title americas mayor. Ten years after 9 11, a new tower, the freedom tower, has risen from The Ashes of ground zero. Right here, Osama Bin Laden inflicted a grievous wound on the united states. And in this tenth anniversary week, americans have been remembering and reflecting. My guest in this Special Edition of hardtalk is the man who was mayor of new York City on its darkest day, Rudy Giuliani. How have he and his country been changed by 9 11 . Rudy giuliani, welcome to hardtalk. Good to be with you. This is an in
How have he and his country been changed by 9 11 . Rudy giuliani, welcome to hardtalk. Good to be with you. This is an incredible spot. It is. Here we sit right on the edge of ground zero. And ten years on from 9 11, i just wonder what emotion you bring to this anniversary week. Wow. Its very hard to look at. I dont even know because i havent gone through it yet, you know . Every year its very difficult, because it was the worst. Worst experience of my life, worst day of my life, worst day in the history of my city, worst attack, and it was the greatest day. It was a day of tremendous heroism, a tremendous sense of unity as an american. I dont Think America, in my lifetime, at least, ever was as united. We got tremendous help. I mean, it was. It would almost make you cry to think of all the people that just came and volunteered and helped and they were putting themselves at great risk. I probably had some pretty good knowledge of how dangerous this all was, meaning the recovery effort.
Having an affair. Where was she. There was just no answer. Nearly 30 years, 60 investigators, and it all kept coming back to one elusive suspect. He just calmly said, i know how to get rid of a body so it can never be found. It was basically a nowornever situation. Hello and welcome to dateline. When Kathy Heckel disappeared, the police didnt know if they were dealing with a missing Person Case or a Cold Blood murder. Decades later, a young detective who was a young kid when kathy vanished dusted off the old files. Investigators couldnt solve her case then. Could he help solve it all . Here is Josh Mankiewicz with she didnt come home. Time can be like a river, a long stream of events rushing by. Most barely make a ripple. But a few, like the sudden loss of a close friend, a child, or a parent, have a way of circling back upon us in a ceaseless loop of memory and regret. Thats the way its been for John Heckel and his sister Alicia Talbot ever since that completely normal morning in 1991
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