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it going back and it is edwards touchdown. got it what a great play. and that s the ballgame. ever i hit it ground. brian: it is so great to see that brand new stadium in las vegas with fans. last year we saw two brand new stadiums one in los angeles and one in las vegas. monday night football, packed house. you cannot take that for granted anymore. even though it could sell out because of the pandemic, obviously. raiders dramatic victory. we are changing formats today since we haven t gotten the run down yet. [laughter] let s just do like for more go to my colleague. ainsley: i think they were just delivered joel, the run down. brian: pete hegseth with more on john gruber. pete: great performance. overtime. ainsley: here is joel. pete: joel is wearing his jets gear. we know how he feels about sports these days. brian: judging by this mostly. pete: brian, more brian. ainsley: just the way he likes it. [laughter] more me time. ainsley: let s get to some of the news 6 ....
correspondent and cnn international diplomatic editor. alex, you first. these documents are heavily redacted. but they do tell us something. what? they do. we should note this was released late saturday night after the events commemorating the anniversary of 9/11. and as you mentioned, this is the first part of what we expect to be a series of documents to be declassified following the president s order. this was a 16-page heavily redacted report from the fbi, and what it is is a summary of an interview that the fbi did with a saudi citizen in 2015. this report coming out in 2016, and classified until now. what it does is summarizes this interview with a saudi who worked at the saudi consulate in los angeles. he is not named in this report. he was applying for u.s. citizenship, and he had contact, the fbi says, with people who they themselves had contact with two of the 9/11 hijackers. you can see on your screen the name. he was ostensibly a student in los angeles. he ....
and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave? oe o er the land of the free, and the home of the brave rachel: good morning. it is zick in new york. that was lee greenwood with the star-spangled banner. i just love him. to me is just like a wonderful man. he is such a patriot. should do lee greenwood every time. pete: would be okay with that. official anthem singer of fox & friends weekend . i like it. i don t know if you saw, rachel, tribute in lights, twin towers dominating the skyline. rachel: they say you can see it from a 60-mile radius. it is pretty spectacular. pete: another reminder of a powerful day for all of us to be there. spent the day a lot thinking about that. frankly a lot about what you said, rachel at the end. we saw 20 minutes of what happened in real time, the remembrance and heroism. there is a lot of anger that comes thr ....
american flag was draped down the side of the building ahead of each victim s name being read there. jay joseph ferguson. amelia v. fields. in shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 crashed into a field, the president and first lady laid a wreath in memory of everyday heroes that took down that plane that terrorists were using to target the nation s capitol. vice president kamala harris and former president george w. bush also there to commemorate those lost. cnn is at each of the commemoration sites, and with us now, laura jarrett at the 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan. oren lieberman at the pentagon, paula reed in shanksville, pennsylvania. laura, tributes to the fallen have been especially emotional in new york today. reporter: fred, the grief and pain still so raw. even some 20 years later. so many of the families coming here today to pay tribute to their loved one in person when last year they weren t able to come in person because of covid-19. today the ....
start hiding information from the public to promote the covid vaccine. until this summer, osha require employees to retain records of any worker who suffered a serious side effect from the vaccine. then in june, the guidance suddenly changed to this. quote osha will not enforce a direct recording requirements that require any employers to report side effects from covid 19 vaccinations. that was a major change, especially since we are still learning so much about these vaccines in their possible side effects. just hours ago for example, the telegraph in britain reported that quote teenage boys are six times more likely to suffer heart problems from the vaccine then be hospitalized from covid 19. in in israel were more than 80 percent of adults are vaccinated, covid cases are spiky. israel has one of the world s highest daily infection rates. heat exclude that in his remark to the nation joe biden didn t answer that. instead, he put osha, the same agency that has been hid ....