Hello again. Thank you for joining me. A newly declassified Fbi Document is sHedding new light on tHe investigation into tHe 9 11 Terror Attacks and suspected saudi Government Support for at least two of tHe hijackers. THe release came on tHe 20th Anniversary of tHe attacks and just a week after president biden issued an Executive Order to declassify tHe reports following pressure from victims of 9 11 victims. Now to our senior national security correspondent. Alex, good to see you again. THere are a lot of redactions in tHe documents. Thats right. THe 9 11 families have told tHe president in a letter essentially dont botHer showing up to tHe Memorials Yesterday unless you do this. Now, this report, this document was released by tHe fbi on Saturday Night following tHe events on tHe anniversary of 9 11. It is Heavily redacted, but it does provide furtHer insight into contact that two of tHe first hijackers, tHe first two hijackers who arrived in tHe u. S. Had with tHe saudi government i
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let s say they re in scranton just for the sake of argument, one is working as a nurse, the other is a teacher making $120,000 a year should get a check. that s in his plan. and the plan presented by republicans, they would not get a check. his view is that at this point in our country, when one in seven american families don t have enough food to eat, with he need to make sure people get the relief they need and are not left behind. as was also part of our readout last night, there was discussion of technical followup with opportunities to discuss things like small business and covid relief. i m not suggesting reduction, i m suggesting how to do it effectively and those technical discussions at a staff level will be part of what s ongoing over the next couple of days. but the president s bottom line is that this is the package, the risk here as he said many times is not going too big, it is going too small. that continues to be his belief and that s why he supports the effor
their supply chain crisis threatens the holiday season an inflation is impacting every da items. using it, gas prices skyhigh, now at a seven-year high bright we ve got it covered for you this hour. we begin with a spy novel playing out in real life. a navy engineer nuclear submarine a peanut butter sandwich and a history teacher moonlighting as a lookout. some of the details in a stunning case brought against a cup eyal and maryland allegedly trying to sell u.s. submarine secrets. i m john roberts in washington. sandra, great to see you. you just can t make that one up. i am sandra smith in new york. jonathan and diana seems like your standard suburban couple. the fbi alleges they had a secret, a plan to steal classified information on u.s. nuclear submarine technology an sell it to a foreign nation rea the couple is facing charges of betraying the atomic energy act. we are looking closer at the social media and learning more details about the husband and wife. fox tea
thank you for joining us. i m fredricka whitfield. we begin with another twist in the back and forth battle over abortion rights in texas. late friday night a federal appeals court reinstated the state s restrictive aborges laws banning procedures once again. the decision pauses a lower court s ruling made days ago that found the abortion restrictions were likely unconstitutional. the texas law is one of the most restrictive in the entire country. it bans all abortions after six weeks. before many women even know they are pregnant. no exemptions for rape or incest and allows private citizens to sue abortion providers. the law has provoked women seeking the procedure to find care in neighboring states, overwhelming some clinics. under normal circumstances about 18% to 20% of the women we see are from texas. at this point in time we re running closer to 60%. we ll have much more on that in a moment. meantime right now experts are seeing reasons for optimism where the u.s.