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3113 fire fighters died on 9/11 as they battled flames and evacuated civillians , we hearfrom one new york firefighter who was on his first day in the job when the twin towers fell. 110 story building fell in seven seconds total and we were caught in the collapse. i m philippa thomas in london from where the queen has sent a message saying her thoughts are with the victims, survivors and their families. we ll be hearing from people from across the globe reflecting on how the 9/11 attacks changed their lives. the attacks were planned by al-qaeda from afghanistan. today s commemorations come weeks afer the us withdrawal from the country, with the taliban now firmly back in control. i m lyse doucet live in kabul where the un has condemned the taliban for their increasingly violent response to dissent. hello and welcome to new york. this is the 9/11 memorial. it is a beautiful bright blue morning just as it was in 2001. 20 years ago today, the united states suffered the deadlie ....
this is csi online. we are going to go ahead and get started now. folks are still arriving, which is fine. we want to get started because we have a fantastic program for you and not a lot of time. this hour will fly by. tom s book is really a fantastic read and, but, i do think that folks, especially in the united states are going to find the book controversial. that is a great thing about a book. if a book does not generate conversation, it may not be worth reading. this is a glass half-full story of china s economy and the management of the financial system. it is offered at a time when u.s. china relations are declining and attacks from all different corners in the united states of china system are growing. there is this argument that china s economy, how it manages that economy is incompatible with the international system and as a result the u.s. and others need to reduce their exposure to china s unique risk. the book tries to answer the question, how did china ....
because before taking 50 professional football was really the second or sport. it wasn t something even close to boxing or horse racing even. it was in the background really if you will because it didn t unrated.ay think about the rhythms of an nfl game. once television to get a part of peoples homes, given mind 1950 less than 10%ad of american homs have television sets. by 1959 it is 90% postwar boom, the growth of technology, spreading of suburbanization, the growth of the television set an nfl football fit in perfectly the matrix. in the late 50s you have what was called the greatest game, the game of the century between the baltimore court and the new york giants that end in overtime. that became this remarkable event a water colluding everybody start to talk about and then into the 1960s with the title town in green bay and the growth off pencil barty and the ascension of super bowl. 1969 with a great team from the american football league, theas new york football ....
every eligible student to be vaccinated against coviurkids w the shot. a water main break in alamo sent water rushing down the roadways. and a pill to fight covid could be on the horizon. the promising numbers for one drug maker. good afternoon, i m elizabeth cook. our top story at 3:00 on kpix5 and cbs bay area. the first statewide vaccine mandate for students. once the vaccines are approved by the fda for their grade, they would be required for in- person learning in january. we are anticipating a future with the winter surge that has states like challenging for california in the past. we are mindful we still have work to do. we want to get this thing done. the requirement will roll out in two phases, 7-12 first, and then kindergarten through 6 next. there is a struggle to get where we need to go. and that means we need to do more and we need to do better to reach out. and to make available more opportunities. we first brought you the governor s news confe ....
early today starts right now. good morning. i m phillip mena. i m frances rivera. the wildfires burning across southern california are showing no signs of dying down any time soon. six major fires are scorching well over 140,000 acres. some 500 structures have been destroyed and hundred of thousands have been forced to flee their homes. the state offices of emergency services issued its widest ever text alert warning millions of extreme fire conditions as ferocious santa ana winds continued fueling those flames. governor ch jerry brown is now calling on president trump to declare a federal emergency in the state. the governor also just declared a state of emergency for san diego. that s where the lilac fire exploded to over 4,000 acres in just a few hours, burning down at least hundreds of trailer homes in a retirement community. dozens of horses at an elite training center also died as hundreds of others sprinted from the flames. red flag warnings have been e ....