good morning and welcome to your new day. i m boris sanchez. i m christi paul. it s saturday, september 11th. we are so grateful to have you with us this morning as always because today we re all pausing to mark this grim day. 20 years since the september 11th attacks. it s hard to believe that it s been two decades and it s hard to really over state just how impactful this day has been in american history. last night the tower of light lit up the sky from lower manhattan where nearly 3,000 people lost their lives. this morning there s a similar tribute over the pentagon. we watched just moments ago as the pentagon unfurled the american flag over the west side of the pentagon, a tribute to those lives that were taken there. 20 years have passed since terrorists hijacked planes crashing two of them into the twin towers of the world trade center and one of them into the pentagon. passengers on a fourth flight fought back forcing them to crash into a field in pennsylvani
where we are as a nation two decades later. we will remember the brave first responders and police officers who made the ultimate sacrifice, and we will consider what happened to that sense of unity we felt after the nation was attacked. joining us today is former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus. in the virtual seats today, ari fleischer, former white house press secretary and fox news contributor. first, our top story. president biden announcing sweeping vaccine mandates that could impact the private center in unprecedented ways. republicans were furious over it, calling it unconstitutional. some g.o.p. governors are threatening legal action against it. here is what the president said last night. president biden: this is not about freedom or personal choice. it is about protecting yourself and those around you. the people you work with, the people you care about, the people you love, the department of labor is developing an emergency rule to require all employ
your hands. he lifted his hands. they were empty and the child was shot. they ve made the message clear, the anger against the police is obvious. britain s prince philip will be buried at st. george s chapel tomorrow at windsor castle. we re going to see very powerful imagery. we ll see the queen sitting in her own in a church remembering her husband of 73 years. today is about prince philip. it s about mourning his loss. well, good morning to you on this saturday. it s april 17th. i m christi paul. and i m boris sanchez, thank you for joining us that bright and early. yeah, he got that wake-up call. i spent all night eating chocolate and beef jerky, i was so excited, our first full weekend together, christi. yes, yes. and we re really slowing you into it with two hours today. we ll get you back next week. true. let s talk about what s been happening, particularly overnight while you may have been sleeping, there is frustration across this country with