Mark bingham. [ Bell Tolling ] reflections on lives lost in New York, pennsylvania and washington, d. C. On this day 20 years ago when hijackers turned Passenger Planes into weapons in a Terror Attack that killed 2,977 people, flight crews, firefighters, first responders and civilians. Families in new York City gathering once again to never forget. We miss you with every passing day. Celeste was a model. Shelves our light. What a vivacious and dynamic personality. She had a habit of saying get over it. Cathie, we have never gotten over it but we have gotten on with it. We have tried to live life fully each day, and your Love And Companionship as a sister continues to inspire us. At the Pentagon An American Flag unfurled at sunrise on the West Side of the building where a plane struck and 184 people were killed. [ Bell Tolling ] and her husband, rear Admiral Wilson F. Flagg, united states navy reserve. Retired. Remembrance ceremonies also took place at boston logan, the Departure Airpor
Ryan nobles live on Capitol Hill for us. Ryan, good evening to you. Good to see you. This bill now heads to the senate. What happens there . Well, don, it really faces an unlikely future. You mentioned that the Senate Minority Leader Mitch Mcconnell this morning surprisingly came out and decided that he was against this bill after saying earlier in the week that he was open to it but wanted to see what the final product was. You know, its a much different standard in the senate than it is the house. You need ten additional republicans to vote for the measure in order for it to pass. Now it seemed like that was a possibility. There were quite a few republican senators who voted to peach President Trump. So you would think they would be open to the idea of this commission looking into what happened on January 6. But Mcconnells Resistance to support the bill really makes that a lot more difficult. And weve already seen some of these moderate republican senators raise questions about the c
Thank you so much for joining us. At this hour, we are standing by and keeping our eye on capitol hill. Were going to soon be hearing from House Speaker Nancy pelosi. Pelosi will be taking questions from reporters. Shes kind of doing her intro right now. Were going to get into it in a second, because this is the first time since the house passed the bill creating an independent commission to investigation the Capitol Insurrection that shes going to be taking questions from reporters. 35 House Republicans, defied Gop Leadership voting in favor of the commission. Now, obviously, that is nowhere near a majority. But in house republican politics, it is a significant number of defections. Now, its up to the senate, where until you can show me evidence to the contrary, we should expect this bill, this commission, to fail. Cnns Manu Raju is joining us from capitol hill. For more on this, were keeping an ear to Speaker Pelosi, manu. But its the same math we talk about all the time. Democrats a
Commission to look into what happened on that day, the insurrection on Capitol Hill. It would investigate the facts, circumstances and influencing factors on that attack. Five commissioners at a chair appointed by democrats, five commissioners and a Vice Chair appointed by republicans. They must have expertise in Law Enforcement, civilrights, liberties, and security. The commission will be granted authority to issue subpoenas and the final report is due december 31 of this year. Last thursday, the House Speaker, nancy pelosi, defending this plan as the house takes up the issue this week in washington. Here is Speaker Pelosi. [video clip] rep. Pelosi they had a concern about subpoena power. Ok. We conceited on that point we conceded on that point, but we cannot concede on the scope, and that was sort of the last stumbling block, because there was an interest, and Liz Cheney addressed that in her remarks this morning or last night. It was reported this morning. About those in her own par
number of burning spots this year. and looking for somewhere safe to keep your credit card? if you re the proud owner of apple s new one, turns out the best place might not be your wallet. hello. i m katty kay in washington david eades is in london. the british prime minister has had his first encounters with european leaders and it s not entirely clear how the meetings changed the puzzle that is brexit. in paris today borisjohnson said clearly said he wants a deal, the french and german leaders say they want the same thing. how to get there, in the short time that remains, well, that s still the problem. the onus now is on mr johnson to come up with practical alternatives to the irish border issue. president macron says he s open to looking at those plans, but they must respect the integrity of the single market and ensure stability on the divided island. enough there for the pound to rise 1% against the dollar and the euro today. it is vital for trust in politics that if