towers there. innocence lost. join me of a moment of silence. they kept on saying a terrorist attack. 20 kwyears later. do you think that day affected your life, of two you are today? not many people would have thought i would become a cop. i had my stumbles, i have been to prison twice. it is always going to be about our lives. there were only 16 of us with him. we get to be the people two tell story. their story in a cnn special report. front row to history. the 9/11 classroom. hello, i am victor blackwell, most of us remember where we were on september 11th, 2001. i was in college and i remember clearly walking into class and seeing my professor fixated on the tv, his hands was over his mouth and i looked at the tv and i saw smoke bellowing from the skyscraper. that was all i knew. i remember seeing the president surrounded by young school kids that morning. we learned president george w. bush got words of the first plane crashed into the center. he w
done, sought to come up with a covid policy. and following the united states would mean among other things forcing children as young as two to wear moist paper burqas for eight hours a day in the classroom. the other option would be to follow the science and the irish chose that chorus. the irish commissioned their own research on masks and here s what they found. according to the irish health authority, masking children in the classroom is not a legitimate medical precaution. it s child-abuse. masks can exacerbate anxiety and breathing difficulties. they impair the development of communication and language skills particularly for very young children. we know from previous research the masks can also contribute to high levels of carbon dioxide in the human body and it s especially true in children. masks often become breeding grounds for dangerous bacteria. it s possible that masks even affect facial development. in other words there are very serious downsides to forcing ma
and following the united states would mean, among other things, forcing children as young as two to wear moist paper burqas for eight hours a day in the classroom. the other option would be to follow the science and the irish chose thatpt course. the irish commissioned their own research on masks and here s what they found. according to the irish health authority, masking children in the classroom is not a legitimate medical precaution.as it s child-abuse. masks can exacerbate anxiety and breathing difficulties. they impair the development of communication and language skills particularly for very young children. wey know from previous research the masks can also contribute to high levels of carbon dioxide in the human body and it s especially true in children. masks often become breeding grounds for dangerous bacteria. it s possible that masks even affect facial development. in other words there are very serious downsides to forcing masks on children. the question is what
last five days. meanwhile in d.c., there s appears to be some actual progress towards bipartisanship. the white house has been in regular contact with republicans and democrats. 415 phone calls to date along with two dozen senate and house level briefings. so far cabinet members personally lobbied more than 60 members of congress. key republicans, including shelley moore capito, have been invited to the white house, possibly coming there in days. and a meeting with leaders from both parties is set for wednesday. look, the president said he s going to work hard with anyone, democrat or republican, who shares our goals of getting this economy moving, beating this virus and helping american families, and i think our people in the republican party who share those goals and we re going to try to work with them. nbc s mike memoli is at the white house, garrett haake on capitol hill, jake sherman and anna palmer, cofounders of punchbowl news are here with us too. a lot of outrea
crump. reverend al will be giving the eulogy. benjamin crump will be speaking as well as family members. we see this solemn procession into the church, what the family is calling a celebration of life of andrew brown jr., as we say, we are awaiting answers, they are awaiting answers and there are north carolina laws that require them wait. there, of course, is the casket. they have to wait for a judge s order. we do not know the circumstances and the full circumstances, no one does outside of the police, the sheriff and the a judge is supposeded to be reviewing all of this, i believe, within a month. the family s only seen 20 seconds of that video, hardly enough to understand exactly why he was shot and killed. you can see there are some photographers outside as the casket is going in. joining me now, nbc s priscilla thompson, elizabeth city, north carolina and mark morial, president of the urban league. we expect to hear from benjamin crump and from reverend al sharpton and