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, the people you work with, the people you care about, the people you love. we ve been patient but our patience is wearing thin and refusal has cost all of us. so please do the right thing. maria: look over here, not over there, at the massive blunder in afghanistan, 13 military heroes dead, a nation still mourning 20 years after the worst attack on our country. so who is accountable and will any heads roll? coming up, antony blinken on the hot seat tomorrow, testifying roand the first republican to question him is here with us this morning. texas congressman michael mccall, the ranking member on the foreign affairs committee gears up. the ramifications of shutting down bagram airbase as china looks to move in. plus, the call that no one is talking about, joe biden and xi jinping on the phone for 90 minutes this week, but the origins of covid did not come up. florida congressman michael waltz, the first green beret ever elected to congress and a veteran of the war in af ....
been going back months. months. there was a seething hatred. it was a game. everyone else was just collateral damage. it just destroyed my heart. i m angry now, and i was never a very angry person. hello, and welcome to dateline. in the eyes of his daughter, randy baker could do no wrong. he was her rock and a mentor for countless others. randy dedicated himself to a deeply personal mission counseling others to overcome addiction. it was a battle he, too, waged as a young man, so when randy was found dead, investigators wondered, did someone from his past put an end to his future, or was there trouble closer to home? here is keith morrison with the secret keepers. it was a warm colorado morning on the right side of summer. the road beneath his wheels, the vast blue canopy above, renewed possibilities in his heart. randy baker recovering heart patient cruised through the sun to the job he loved, better now back to sweet routine. so why this morning fatigu ....
and amanda carpenter. good to see you, john. president biden announcing new vaccine mandates that could affect 100 million americans. what are you hearing from the white house? reporter: in terms of why they didn t go further is the biggest proposal i ve heard from people like our colleague jonathan rainer who you have on your show a lot, the doctor has said he should have mandated air travelers be vaccinated. the white house says they didn t do that because they think it would jam up airports and impede the economic recovery without doing all that much to improve vaccinations because a high proportion of air travelers are already vaccinated and all that much much covid is not spread because of good air filtration systems on plaeps. in terms of how it works is what joe biden is counting on here is the threat of fines on businesses applied through occupational safety and health administration to impose vaccine mandates on large businesses affecting tens of millions of ....
off the table, and the press secretary jen psaki saying they are continuing to look at ways that they can keep people healthy and save lives. not ruling that out. and that would be a big change to people s everyday life. because right now you don t even have to show a negative test to get on a domestic flight in the united states. ones that could have an immediate effect. we should note yesterday he did make one change when it came to airlines. that s those tsa fines for not wearing a mask. they are now double what they used to be. here to discuss former u.s. assistant attorney, the biden administration clearly believes that they have the legal standing to require businesses that have more than a hundred employees to mandate either weekly testing or opting out with vaccines. do they have the legal standing to do this? i think there s very little legal argument that the biden administration does not have this authority. the department of labor back in 1970 under a st ....
good day, everyone. this is andrea mitchell reports in washington, with our special coverage of a day that transformed our nation. the first time in two centuries the continental united states had come under attack from a foreign enemy. just like today, it s a clear, sunlit day, the skies were bright blue until the first plane hit the north tower destroying the lives of thousands and their surviving families. my brother kevin came into the lobby and he reported in to me, and he didn t say a word. we looked at each other wondering if each of us was going to be okay, and then i told him to go up to evacuate and to rescue people, and when he turned around and grabbed his unit, engine 33, that was the last time i saw my brother and engine 33. have you ever, i don t know, tried to talk to him and tell him i m proud of you, you know? i know what you did? there s always when you stop and think, are you there? dad, are you there? you know? stick with us. what ....