years ago. now we have the beautiful freedom tower standing tall behind us. the incredible moving 9-11 museum, which you must make time for when you come to new york city. it is an absolutely moving experience. it s a tough experience, but it s one that i think all americans benefit so much from from being part of. it is impossible as we sit here today to avoid the book ends of where we were then and where we are now as a country. i want to take you back to what president bush said then about the taliban and al-quaida. watch this. there s no timetable for the taliban just like there s no negotiations. i have said that the taliban must turn over to al-quaida organization living within afghanistan and must destroy the terrorist camps. they must do so. otherwise, there will be a consequence. there s no negotiations. there s no calendar. we ll act on our time. martha: negotiation and no calendar. 20 years ago, things of course have changed. many things have changed. as we sit
during my eight years as my position as chief official white house photographer, during the obama administration, i documented all of the important moments of his presidency. the emotion. the tough decisions. the stressful times. the fun times. but also showing what he was like as a dad. as a husband. just as a human being. to me, that shows how the job of the president should be done. i got high hopes i think it s my right as an american citizen to speak out when i see wrong. i really come at this from a unique perspective. not just as a former photo journalist, but also having worked for both the obama and reagan administrations. and seeing what it s like on the inside of a presidency. whether you agree or disagree with the president s policies, how that president should behave. high hopes i got high hopes i m going to throw some shade tonight, if that s okay. but i want to tell you first how i how i got there. dmi so, if we go back to january
were silent. no voice, no struggles could be heard. this could be kind of eerie. yes, it is. in my heart, i knew she s not coming back. one of the suspects had an alibi, until a camera caught him in a lie. he lived a life of a lot of smoke and mirrors. and the strangest clue of all. there in an empty parking lot. six perfectly stacked cardboard boxes. why were they there? what was in them? it was right adjacent to a lagoon. i watch enough dateline to know that s probably not a good sign. welcome to dateline. when nailah franklin vanished, her close-knit family was frantic to find her. a woman with a thriving career and a handsome new boyfriend. she was building the life she d always dreamed of. then suddenly there was silence. which was quite unlike her. a trail of clues led detectives to one of chicago s most exclusive neighborhoods. but would those clues lead them to nailah? here is keith morrison with smoke and mirrors. it was hot and la
hello and welcome to the programme. the richest person on earth has decided that earth itself is not enough. earlier todayjezz bezos blasted into space, accompanied by both the oldest and youngest ever astronauts. the amazon founder was launched from the texan desert on a rocket developed by his own firm, blue origin. the craft travelled at nearly three times the speed of sound, reaching a height of nearly a hundred kilometres above the planet on a flight that lasted little over ten minutes. the bbc s sophie long begins our coverage. boarding his 60 foot suborbital rocket. he was not nervous, he said, just excited. this was notjust about realising a lifelong dream, but expanding his ever growing empire beyond the grip of gravity. with him on this first fully autonomous flight, three other civilians. his brother, mark, 18 year old dutch student oliver daemen, and 82 year old trailblazing aviator wally funk. one of mercury 13, a group of women who went through astral testing an
pandemic with a party. and former president undergoes colon surgery. later it s a 4th of july favorite. we go to cooneney island fofor e hotdog history. once the depression rolled around that s when the business started taking off. this is the cbs weekend news. from new york, here is jericka duncan. good evening, thanks for joining us. from coast to coast, america seems to be making up for what was lost on this holiday weekend last year. with more signs every day that life is getting back to normal. vaccines have crushed the worst of covid but amid the r reivelly therref el,before a tropical sts in. 24 people are confirmed dead, 121 still u unaccounted for. cbs s omar villafranca is there tonight. omar, good evening. reporter: good evening, jericka. demolition crews have been working for hours in extremely dangerous conditions, trying to get those explosive in place so they can take down the remainder of the building behind me before mother nature knocks it down.