first lady jill biden can't -- jill biden got her third shot this afternoon. kristen: the countdown is on until california gives the green light to local counties to start reopening vaccination booster sites. stephanie sierra is live in the newsroom, tracking the timeline. stephanie: any day now, the state is expected to announce they have adopted cdc guidance and release recommendations on

jill biden. he is also coming back to washington and going to the pentagon, so visiting all three spots on this day. jake, we should point out joe biden was a long time senator at this .20 years ago, just became chairman of the foreign relations committee earlier that certificate. he had a military line installed in his delaware home. he started getting secure briefings. he spoke with president bush on that day, urging him to come back to washington. joe biden at the time, senator, played a key role in the beginning of the war on terrorism. he supported the war, the fight against afghanistan and iraq, and became one of the longest, loudest critics. jake, the book end here is impossible to script, that president biden would be the commander in chief to end america's longest war in a controversial way and now he was there at the beginning. let's pause on that a moment and watch what we're watching there in the field as president biden as every leader has to do, play the role of comforter in chief,

jill biden had some rules for the secret service. she would not let them into the classroom, she asked them to dress up like students, where they would carry their equipment in their backpacks. the big difference is going to be the size of the detail and the stricter measures probably that accompany being a first lady. will her students have to be vetted? we do not know that. she has never revealed that and the secret service and the white house are very tightlipped about security measures basically because talking about it then compromises security. my guess is, yeah, the students would probably have to have been vetted, as reporters are whenever we travel with the first lady or the president or anyone else. we are all put through some sort of check. i do not know what that check is. the question is, will her classroom be cased before she goes in there — we do not know yet. she starts next week, so there may be more things that reveal themselves after that. imagine you�*re in a motorway tunnel and you�*re stuck in traffic. wha

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starting next week, jill biden will go back to teaching in person at the northern virginia community college, commuting by presidential motorcade. dr biden is the first first lady to combine that role with a job outside the white house. jada yuan covers national politics and the office of the first lady for the washington post — she told me a bit more about the security arrangements forjill biden�*s return to work. so, what we know is what she had a second lady, so, what we know is what she had when she was second lady, last semester, her first semester as first lady, she taught remotely and for eight years, she also had the same job at the community college and she had a secret service detail. the first lady, jill biden had some rules for the secret service, she would not let them into the classroom. she asked them to dress up like students and they would carry their equipment in their backpacks. the big difference is going to be the size of the detail and the stricter measures, probably that the company what about her students? will the students have to be vetted? we do not kno

starting next week, jill biden will go back to teaching in person at the northern virginia community college, commuting by presidential motorcade. dr biden is the first first lady to combine that role with a job outside the white house. jada yuan covers national politics and the office of the first lady for the washington post — she told me a bit more about the security arrangements forjill biden�*s return to work. so, what we know is what she had a second lady, last semester, herfirst semester had a second lady, last semester, her first semester as first lady, she taught remotely and for eight years, she also had the samejob and for eight years, she also had the same job at the community college and she had a secret service detail. the first lady, jill biden had some rules for the secret service, she would not let them into the classroom. she asked them to dress up like students and they would carry their equipment in their backpacks. the big difference is going to be the size of the detail and the stricter measures, probably that the company the first lady stop what will the st

any minute now we expect to hear from president biden and first lady jill biden, the pair is expected to give remarks on how the administration plans to keep children safe in u.s. schools as we continue to fight the coronavirus pandemic. in his speech last night the president laying out his plan to protect who he calls our youngest and most precious americans. >> we know that if schools follow the science and improblem the safety measures like testing, masking, adequate ventilation systems as we provided the money for, social distancing, and vaccinations then children can be safe from covid-19 in schools. we need more to step up. vaccination requirements in schools are nothing new. they work. >> let's ming from monica alba at the white house. what new ideas or policies can we expect to hear from the president when he speaks in the next few minutes? >> reporter: the president is going to go more in-depth on what he believes should be happening in schools across the country and obviously he doesn't have as much executive authority in the classroom. there are some places where he does. y

president biden and first lady jill biden along with former president obama, former president clinton, and the first ladies were also in attendance.

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trump refused to set up the customary meeting with the incoming first lady, jill biden. grisham, who served as her personal press secretary and later her chief of staff, compares mrs. trump to marie antoinette, saying she sees mrs. trump like the french queen, zee fedefeated, detached. this morning, mrs. trump's office dismisses the allegations in the book. saying through a statement, through mistruth and betrayal, she seeks to gain relevance and money at the expense of mrs. trump. sources say the book contains unflattering details about the former chief of staff mark meadows and jared kushner. the book is due out next month. >>> actor jeff bridges is speaking out about his dual battle with cancer and covid. the virus is in remission, but the cancer made covid look like a piece of cake. he believes he caught covid after being exposed while receiving chemotherapy. he says he is vaccinated and feeling better. >>> and coming, "america strong,". how a young girl is swaddling the country in love, one blanket at a time. >>> and how old is that jar of vicks vaporub in your medi

julian: jill biden is heading back to in person teaching today. every tuesday and thursday, she will be teaching english at northern virginia community college. she taught remotely last year. joe biden -- jill biden is the first first lady to maintain a full-time job outside of the white house. kumasi: a bay area student created a club to help refugees from afghanistan and other countries. cocoa is a senior in redwood city. he founded buddies without borders which connects his classmates with refugees. the -- >> they realize the privilege that have. their inundated with it all the time, what is happening outside of the bay area and the u.s.. kumasi: dozens of students have joined this club. coco is hoping to broaden the mission by amplifying buddies without borders to schools across the bay area. julian: we need more cocos in the world, not just watching but taking action. we are c c a look at the forecast. how are we doing? lisa: i wish we had better news. is good to be warm. heat is holding as a ridge of high pressure is stuck to the east of us.

president biden and first lady jill biden will be here. so will president george w. bush and first lady laura bush. bush is expected to speak tomorrow. small number of guests will be here. at 10:07 a.m., the names of the victims will be read aloud. bells will ring in their honor and 40 lanterns will be lit in the remembrance of the lives lost. when you come to the site here in shanksville, you can't help but feel something immediately. my first time here. i arrived a few hours ago before the sun came up before the "today" show. when you step on the property, you know you are some place sacred. a powerful message. etched on the pane of glass from here. there is a look. a common field one day. a field of honor forever. meanwhile, in new york, thousands of family members preparing to remember the 2,753 people killed when the two towers at the world trade center chanced. rehema ellis reported on 9/11. rehema, walk us through what ceremony we can expect through the next 36 hours there and what kind of personal stories we'll likely hear. >> reporter: good morning, craig. t

julian: first lady jill biden is headed back to in person teaching today. every tuesday and thursday, for 13 weeks, the first lady will be teaching english at northern virginia community college. she taught remotely last year because of the pandemic. she has advocated for return to classroom since the start of the administration. jill biden is the first first lady to maintain a full-time job outside of the white house. kumasi:kumasi: another historic milestone for nasa's perseverance rover. it collected the first rock sample from mars. the piece is slightly thicker than a pencil. this can help scientists try to figure out if life ever existed on mars. nasa says it is being stored on an airtight titanium tube. it will be collected on a future mission to return the rover sample to earth, so they can study it a little bit closer. cool. julian: i love it. [laughter] kumasi: very cool. we will wait. julian: exactly. we will wait and see. lisa: are you loving the weather? i have to ask. julian: so far, so good. but it is very hot for those inland. lisa: yes. air

first lady jill biden can't -- jill biden got her third shot this afternoon. kristen: the countdown is on until california gives the green light to local counties to start reopening vaccination booster sites. stephanie sierra is live in the newsroom, tracking the timeline. stephanie: any day now, the state is expected to announce they have adopted cdc guidance and release recommendations on how counties should start implement in the rollout locally. we are expecting clinics, mass vaccination sites, and pop-up sites will be up and running as soon as this week. the clock is ticking for california to make the final call on covid booster shots, a decision expected any moment as counties begin rolling out shots starting this week. >> you cff -- rutherford says he expects people will have to show their vaccination card. >> we're are only talking about people and got pfizer vaccines. >> some people who received moderna and the johnson & johnson vaccine were able to get an additional dose but rules will be stricter at county-run sites. >> this is just for pfizer. step

president biden and first lady jill biden are expected to speak. live coverage here on c-span. >> i love this school. pres. biden: she is applying for a job. >> i just started my semester this week. i started last spring like most of the teachers. i am so excited to be back in person in school. [applause] principal richardson, thank you for welcoming us here today. and secretary cardona and mayor bowser and chancellor, thank you for joining us as well. for families across the country, the school year, it always brings a mix of emotions for all of us. all at once, we feel the anticipation of new classmates and teachers. the relief of not having to hear , "i am bored," again and again and the anxiety of a complicated schedule. and that was before the uncertainties of covid. now, a single cough can start your heart racing. because you know that a quarantine could send your kids home and upend your life once again. parents, this is hard, but you are doing your best. and i want you to know that you are not alone. as a teacher for more than 30 years and

come on. >> reporter: so the next few hours, we'll see president biden, first lady jill biden, vice president kamala harris and second gentleman doug emhoff laying a wreath as they wind down this day of remembrance, 20 years after those attacks on september 11th. >> very long and heavy day. arlette saenz, thank you so much from the white house. appreciate that. and then tonight on cnn, join jake tapper, robert de niro, leonardo dicaprio, and the families of september 11th. shine a light begins tonight at 8:00. >>> also coming up, i'll talk with the brother of a firefighter who died at the world trade center. but first, more sights and sounds from the 9/11 memorial. earlier today, the american flag carried to the crowd in lower manhattan. they said it couldn't be done but you managed to pack a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip whoo! yeah! oh, hi i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you you don't have to be circuit design engineer to help push progress forward can i hold the chip? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq you b

first lady jill biden got her third shot this afternoon. president biden encouraged people to get vaccinated if they have not already done so. dion: in california, booster shots are being rolled out at 600 pharmacies. counties are also setting up their plans. reporter stephanie sierra joins us in the newsroom with more. reporter: any day now the state is expected to announce they have adopted the cdc's guidance and release their accommodations and how they can start implementing the rollout locally. in the bay area, plans are imminent and we are expecting many clinics and many pop-up sites will be up and running as soon as this week. the clock is ticking for california to make the final call on covid booster shots, a decision expected at any moment as counties begin rolling out shots this week. >> very soon, within a few days at most. reporter: the ucsf doctor explained that county officials will advise people to show their vaccination card proving the date of the second pfizer dose was six months ago, as well as have them sign itself at th

they joined families coming together in remembrance of loved ones and joe biden and jill biden who paid respects at all three sites. >> at the pentagon a massive american flag draped down the side of the building and names were read aloud. it is our responsibility to remember and it is our duty to defend democracy. >> in shanksville, pennsylvania. there is little overlap. there is their disregard for human life and their determine nation to defile national symbols. they are children of the same foul spirit. >> reporter: they had more time to reflect on september 11th then and now. other men and women in green were fating for our freedom and the men and women in blue, police and fire, they are fighting for our safety. >> in mu york, i'm karen kafa. >> a there were a number of events marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> firefighters and police officers in san francisco gathered to honor the men and women who died that day. kpix kpix 5 has the details. >> good morning. welcome to this somber remembrance ceremony. >> reporter: for members of the san francisco's police and fi

president biden and jill biden will travel to new york city, of course, for an event at ground zero. they'll also travel to the memorial outside shapgsville, pennsylvania. also be going to the pentagon. the vice president and the second gentleman are expected to travel separately and are going to participate in the pentagon commemoration. honoring the fallen in the east bay. remembering the service members who lost their lives at the kabul airport in afghanistan. people lined up to watch the procession. the organizers say we must never forget the sacrifices they made for our freedom. >> it's important for me and the community in a we respect and honor our fallen. they paid a lot of sacrifices for us. >> about 2300 military service members died in afghanistan during the two decades-long war. >>> a protest by women in georgia calling for equal rights ended in gunfire today. this is not video of that. this is of a similar march yesterday. this one was peaceful but today taliban forces fires guns into the air, bringing an end to the demonstration. the taliban has enzorsed sharia law deny

jill biden. dr. biden is a long-time educator and currently a community college educator. as first lady she continues her work for and commitment to education. she understands it. she gets it. please join me in welcoming dr. biden. >> thank you, anna. and thank you to the national p.t.a. and the c.d.c. foundation for hosting this back-to-class virtual town hall. the new school year always brings a mix of emotions. all at once we feel the anticipation of new classmates and teachers, the relief of not having to hear i'm bored again and again. the anxiety of juggling your family's complicated schedule. and that was before the uncertainties of covid. now a simple cough can start your heart racing. and you know that at any moment a quarantine could send your kids home and upend your life once again. parents, this is hard. but you're doing your best. and i want you to know you're not alone. as a teacher for more than 30 years, who continues to teach and as a mom, i've seen that classrooms are so much more than places where our children learn math and reading. we've all seen it.

he'll be joined by first lady jill biden next, saturday's anniversary falls less than 2 weeks after the end of the nearly 2 decade long war in afghanistan. meanwhile, women in afghanistan protested for a second day in kabul, demanding equal rights from their country's new rulers. they laid a wreath outside of the defense to honor former afghan army soldiers who died while fighting the taliban. then the women marched to the presidential palace the protest was ended early by taliban special forces who fired their weapons into the air. >> coming up, days after hurricane ida hit louisiana back shuns continue because the storm has caused triple digit heat and power outages. how people are trying to deal with all this tonight. >> and it was a warm day here in the bay area. temperatures above normal tomorrow. some pl majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> so about our 4 zone forecast. happy satur

jill biden. she went back to school, resuming her teaching job. she's taught there since 2009 working while her husband was vice president. she said she was excited to return to the classroom today. she's the first first lady to leave the white house and log hours at an outside job. she has said before teaching isn't just what i do. it's who i am. >> that'd be cool to have the first lady as the teacher. you better get a good grade and do your homework if that class. >> for sure. >> how are we looking, rob? >> you might notice a little haze whoever my shoulder still in livermore. by this time tomorrow should get pushed out of the bay area due to stronger winds picking up later in the day. right now, mid-90s around livermore. and noticeably cooler in san francisco as the fog tries to retake the west side of the city there, 62 degrees, west-northwest wind at 10, and san jose, you see the smog band across the santa clara valley, that was the cause of the spare the air alert today. 85 degrees, but now better news. we've managed to drop below 100 on the

today presents joe biden and first lady doctor jill biden later wreath there. crash site is reserved only for family and friends of flight 93 and invited guests. kamala harris is also here and she spoke about the importance of national unity. the names of the 40 passengers and crew who died that day were read aloud by the family members this morning. mothers, fathers, sons mothers and grandmothers who died years ago. former president george w. bush delivered this message. >> these americans were brave, strong and united in ways that shock the terrorists should not surprise any of us. this is the nation we know and whenever we need hope and inspiration, we can look to the skies and remember. >> on the morning of september 11, having heard about the attacks through phone calls on the plane), 40 stranger board the flight data to attack the hijackers in the effort to regain control the plane which was believed to be headed toward capitol. we spoke to united 93 and we spoke to family united 93, lorraine bay was. >> the one thing i know is 37 years, they had a lot of

trump refused to set up the customary meeting with jill biden. grisham compares mrs. trump to marie an ttonette. this morning, mrs. trump's office dismissed the allegations in the book, saying in a statement -- >> sources say the book contains unflattering details about mark meadows and jared kushner. the book is due out next month. >>> the first all-civilian flight to orbit earth is set to launch this morning. they will take four passengers 350 miles into space. one on board will be hayley arceneaux who survived bone cancer. >> fac that i'm going to beyogee is absolutely mind blowing to me. but i'm excited about some of the other parts. i'll be the first with a prosthetic body part in space. >> the mission will be completely controlled from the ground. >>> the raiders and the ravens served up some serious drama on monday night football. they went late in overtime when lamar jackson lost a fumble and the raiders ended wit a wide open touchdown pass and they won 33-27. >>> a tough moment on the field for an umpire in the cardinals/mets game when the umpire was hit in t

president joe biden and first lady jill biden stood side by side with former presidents barack obama and bill clinton and their wives, as bells marked the moments planes struck the world trade center, and when the towers collapsed. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael misulo. >> sreenivasan: children who never knew their parents and grandparents, uncles and aunts, stood before the invited guests as family members and friends held up photos of those they lost in the attack. >> and you will forever live in us. we miss you, and love you. ( bell ) >> sreenivasan: as the reading of the thousands of names continued in new york city, vice president kamala harris and former president george w. bus honored the memory of the 40 people on board the hijacked united airlines flight that passengers and crew members forced down in a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. speaking first, president bush recalled his experience in office 20 years ago, and challenged americans to consider the dangers of domestic terrorism today. >> in the weeks and months following the 9/11 attacks, i was pr

jill biden chose that song. it's beautiful. thank you for being an educator. >> thank you, kelly. >> kelly: absolutely. it was one of my favorite performances as well. let's be real. i got to perform at the white house. that's right. let's take a look back at this one. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ love is but a song we sing ♪ ♪ fear's the way we die ♪ ♪ you can make the mountains ring ♪ ♪ or make the angels cry ♪ ♪ though the bird is on the wing ♪ ♪ and you may not know why ♪ ♪ come on people now ♪ ♪ smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together ♪ ♪ try to love one another right now ♪ ♪ some may come and some may go ♪ ♪ he will surely pass when the one that left us here ♪ ♪ returns for us at last ♪ ♪ we are but a moment's sunlight ♪ ♪ fading in the grass ♪ ♪ come on people now ♪ ♪ smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together ♪ ♪ try to love one another ♪ ♪ come on people now ♪ ♪ smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together ♪ ♪ try to love one a

jill biden, for joining us today, and for all the work that you do in education. we applied your efforts and stand ready to work with you in partnership. now i would like to introduce kate snow, who will lead us in moderating our conversation. kate snow is the anchor of the nightly news sunday and senior national correspondent at nbc news. she has a deep interest in students and learning. in particular, that related to the pandemic. -- she says the parents, that she understands their concerns and many of the families, one of the things i learned about her, i actually learned a few things -- she loves music law. so please join me, right now in welcoming kate snow. >> thank you so much, that was a great introduction. welcome everybody. i appreciate it. we have so many smart people with us. and nbc news, as was said, i do a lot of stories that have to do with children, that have to do with school, education and mental health, physical health. and joining us the past year and a half, have been a whole lot of stories and reporting about the increasing anxiety and depre

jill biden, came here, as was the case for former presidents obama and clinton it's notable that none of them spoke. in part, i think it's out of reverence to the families, the tradition that's happen ing now, the reading of the names that lost their lives here 20 years ago and to implicate the magnitude of this, it takes hours to read nearly 3,000 names, but people are doing it, in part, because they say this is an opportunity for them to do what they promised some 20 years ago. and when they made a vow to never forget hoda >> rehema ellis. rehema, thank you very much. >> one of the many correspondents for nbc news who is right here at the scene of the world trade center at those very moments on that day and no company was hit harder than keterring fitzgerald 658 people of that firm died in the north tower. howard, you, along with your sister, edie, have spent the last 20 years rebuilding this company and staying close with the families who lost loved ones, including you. you lost your brother. how are you feeling on this beautiful september day that reminds us of that day >> i can't

trump refused to set up the customary meeting with jill biden. grisham compares mrs. trump to marie an ttonette. this morning, mrs. trump's office dismissed the allegations in the book, saying in a statement -- >> sources say the book contains unflattering details about mark meadows and jared kushner. the book is due out next month. >>> the first all-civilian flight to orbit earth is set to launch this morning. they will take four passengers 350 miles into space. one on board will be hayy arceneaux who survived bone cancer. >> the fact that i'm going to be the youngest american in space is absolutely mind blowing to me. but i'm excited about some of the other parts. i'll be the first with a prosthetic body part in space. >> the mission will be completely controlled from the ground. >>> the raiders and the ravens served up some serious drama on monday night football. they went late in overtime when lamar jackson lost a fumble and the raiders ended wit a wide open touchdown pass and they won 33-27. >>> a tough moment on the field for an umpire in the cardinals/mets game

starting next week, jill biden will go back to teaching in person at the northern virginia community college. commuting by presidential motorcade, dr biden is the first first lady to combine that role with a job outside the presidency. joining me now is jada yuan — she covers national politics and the office of the first lady for the washington post. good to talk to you. it is very different from most, i suppose but is she going to have security personnel in the classroom with her, do you know? �* , ., , classroom with her, do you know? �* , . , ., , know? but she had when she was second lady. _ know? but she had when she was second lady, last _ know? but she had when she was second lady, last semester, - know? but she had when she was second lady, last semester, her. second lady, last semester, her first semester as first lady, she talked remotely and then for eight years, she also had the samejob in for eight years, she also had the same job in the community couege the same job in the community college and a secret service detail. joe biden had some rules for the secret servi

. >> meantime, the white house says president biden and first lady jill biden will visit ground 0 in new york city on the 20th anniversary of the 9.11 attacks. that's a tax. that's this coming saturday. the visit will also include the pentagon and the memorial outside shanksville, pennsylvania, where united flight 93 was forced down on september 11th. we will have live team coverage of the day's events and our weekend newscasts and our streaming app kron on also on saturday, kron 4 will have a 30 minute 9.11 anniversary special it starts at 10:30pm, on saturday night time now for 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it was so warm day around much of the bay area in. >> especially in the east, but pretty warm, lawrence. and is that what we can expect the rest of the week. yeah. going to stay hot. i think inland. so let's help you cool down with a neat shot out there right now. the started moving along the coastline through the golden gate bridge and. >> yeah, we'll keep the coastal areas cool. but spots inland. yeah, you're not going to feel that ma

jill biden getting her booster, too, as thousands of americans now line up, in fact, millions are now eligible for these boosters. president biden rolling up his sleeve eight months after his second shot. and making a new plea today to the unvaccinated to get that first shot. and the concern over children back at school. more than 200,000 new cases involving children last week. so, tonight here, what is the timeline for that pfizer vaccine for children 5 to 11? news on when pfizer will send their data to the fda. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: eight months after getting his second pfizer shot, president biden rolling up his sleeve today for a vaccine booster. >> did you have any side effects from the second shot, mr. president? >> no, i haven't any side effects, the first or the second shot, thank goodness. >> reporter: since the cdc gave the green light on friday, thousands of newly eligible americans lining up for a third pfizer shot. but the 83 million people who received moderna or johnson & johnson vaccines will need to wait a few more weeks for the fda to review data on those

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biden, talking about military veterans. the couple are, says time magazine, part of a community that in a year of crisis have leapt into the fray. jonny dymond, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. he is chris fawkes. we've seen a bit of patchy cloud since the clear blue skies, nevertheless a lot of dry, fine weather. however, the northern ireland we'll see the cloud continue to thicken here with outbreaks of rain starting to spread in, as these weather fronts just our west start to approach and these fronts will be bringing more of us rain over the next couple of days as we will see in a moment. over the next few hours turning wet in northern ireland. the rain most persistent across western counties. turning quite cloudy for western scotland but east scotland along with england and wales dry and sunny spells, feeling warm, temperatures as high as 23 degrees. overnight tonight the rain will begin to spread from northern ireland into scotland. you might get an odd patch across the western most areas of england and wales

president biden had an odd moment. >> reporter: first lady doctor jill biden spoke the president lost interest and wandered away. when you turn up the audio biden's distraction becomes more understandable. >> mayor bowser. ♪♪ >> chocolate chocolate chip. >> golden brick road rocky thing is hard to resist. that would be hilarious if it weren't for him dropping the vaccine mandates this weekend now children to justify his agenda. change i'm so disappointed that particularly some republican governors have been so cavalier with the health of these kids. so cavalier with the health of their communities. this, we are playing for real here. this is into game. >> it is biden was being cavalier with children's health, a new uk study, data coming out showing unvaccinated kids are at lower risk of hospitalization and death been vaccinated adults so why are they so hard to get vaccines into children who have natural immunity and is robust. laura: we've been saying for a year and a half they are able to fight off covid before it gets them in real trouble and most of the time never know they ha

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as we saw today in the wall street journal president biden, the interpreter who helped rescue jill biden was left behind. they had an airport that was pure chaos. that's what was so unsafe for the people working there including soldiers, the theory was if you can push your way onto a plane you get to leave. the situation is so that if you can believe this they have to bring in extra translators from overseas to our military bases because the people they evacuated don't speak english and there aren't enough translators to translate. the stated mission was to thank we translators and they don't have enough translators to do the translation. laura: our heart breaks for everybody wants to get out of and often corrupt regime. everyone in china who wants to get out, everyone clear -- name the country, we are now looking for speakers in bases in the middle east because we can't communicate with the translators we have but everyone in the united states is thinking everyone coming out of the translator -- >> if we evacuated translators and again translators to translate people we evacuated, botto

jill biden. dr. biden quietly returned to the classroom at northern virginia community college after a year of teaching remotely. her writing course will be taught in a hybrid model, half in-person and half remotely. masks are required in the classroom. it's the same college she taught full time during her tenure as second lady throughout the obama administration. as first lady, dr. biden is the first to ballet career with her public-facing duties. >>> earlier this month, a man in slidell, louisiana filed a police report claiming to be hit by a tesla in a busy gas station parking lot. the man identified as arthur bates, jr., called 911 to report he was injured after a tesla allegedly backed into him, causing him to fall to the pavement and that the driver then fled the scene. slidell police tracked down the driver of the tesla who said bates intentionally jumped behind the vehicle and had video proof. unknown to bates, teslas record video. busteds, bates. after police reviewed the footage the man was

jill biden released a statement moments ago commemorating 20 years. what's her message? >> reporter: we're learning about all of her reflections, of course, 20 years ago. it was, at the time, professor jill biden who let her husband know, then senator joe biden, that these attacks were taking place. she called him while he was on an amtrak train from wilmington, delaware here to washington, d.c. where he was going to be going to work at the capitol, and as she recounts it, she was on the phone when the second plane hit the second tower, and all she could say was, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. and as then senator biden was listening to this, he was trying to figure out what was going to happen next and we are learning now from first lady jill biden who of course along with the president both of them are waking up in new york city this morning to attend the first of three memorial ceremonies but she wrote in a statement what so many of us have experienced, which is that that moment on september 11th, 20 years ago, really marked a before and an after that so many of u

kate: to mark 20 years since 9/11, president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to all three states of the terror attack. they will join barack obama and michelle obama the bidens will also visit the site of the united 93 crash in pennsylvania. that flight was headed to san francisco from new jersey. george w. bush will provide remarks there. vice president kamala harris will also be there and will travel with the bidens to the pentagon. coming up, martha raddatz joins george stephanopoulos to reflect on 9/11 and its impact on the nation at home and abroad. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning on abc 7. at least 67 people have been killed across eight states in thafrmath of hurricane ida.ida t tropical system to hit the united states in four years. in louisiana, cleanup efforts continue. president biden toward -- toured damage. there are still hundreds of thousands of power outages across the state. >> 25,000 linemen from across the country have come to louisiana to help. two of them lost their lives in the process of trying to get power back up. kate: presid

it was reported in the new york times that doctor jill biden has hunter biden's are hung up in the white house, that's pretty significant. tell me about the art shows and what you believe this is going to yield for the biden family, we know the owner of the gallery that is supporting hunter biden, he was a be the biggest thing since china. maria: you have just take this out to genius level corruption. hunter biden previously was going to brother world striking business deals, that requires a certain level of transparency if you're sitting on a corporate board that gets disclosed, the art world is very hard to trace money. the senate did investigation in 2019 and concluded the art world was right. with money laundering, oligarchs moving money around, hunter biden created a circumstance whereby he can collect half a million dollars a pop for a piece of work and there will be no paper trail, the white house is the ethics solution here, put that in quotation marks is nobody's going to know anything about anyone involved. that's absurd we know the art deals in the art shows the hunter biden w

jill biden has hunter biden's art hung up in the white house. that's pretty significant. tell me about the art shows and what you believe this is going to yield for the biden family. we know that the owner of the gallery that is supporting hunter biden says he wants to be the biggest thing in china. >> that's exactly right. you have to, basically, stake this out to genius level corruption, and what i mean, maria, is that hunter biden previously was going around the world striking business deals, that required a certain level of transparency, if you're sitting on a corporate board that gets disclosed. the art world is very very hard to trace money, in fact the senate did an investigation in 2019 and concluded that the art world was ripe with money laundering, oligarchs moving money around, so going into the art world, hunter biden has created a circumstance where by he can collect half a million dollars a pop at a pop for a piece of work, and there's going to be no paper trail, and the white house says the ethics solution here, i will put that in quotation marks, maria, is

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that news coming just after we learned president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to ground zero as well as for the remembrance in shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> president biden issued a new executive order that directed the federal government to declassify documents related to the fbi's investigation of the attacks. the order requires any attorney general to remove any declassified documents publicly over the next six months. arlette saenz is in wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. arlette, president biden was under some pressure from victims' families to issue this order. tell us about that. >> reporter: well, jim, president biden is trying to make good on a campaign promise, and in signing that executive order, this conducts a review to declassify documents related to the 9/11 attacks and authorizations. the judge gave merrick garland a six-month deadline to release any material. he said, when i ran for president, i made a commitment to ensuring transparency regarding the declassification of documents on the september 11, 2001 terror attacks o

today president joe biden and jill biden with invited guests. vice president kamala harris was also here and she spoke about the importance of national unity. the names of the 40 passengers and crew who died that day were read out loud by their loved ones, all who died -- after they read the names as well former president george w. bush spoke today about the america he knows we are and the america he knows we can continue to be. >> these americans were brave, strong and united in ways that shocked the terrorists but should not surprise any of us. this is the nation we know and whenever we need hope and inspiration we can look to the skies and remember. reporter: on the morning of september 11th having heard about the attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon through phone calls on the planes with loved ones, the 43 passengers voted and decide today attack the hijackers in an effort to regain control of the plane which was believed to be headed straight towards the capitol building. last night families let a candlelight for each of the h

mark 20 years since 9/11, president biden and jill biden will travel to all three states of the terror attack. they will join barack obama and michelle obama at the 9/11 memorial in new york city. the bidens will also visit the site of the united 93 crash in shanksville, pennsylvania. that flight was headed to san francisco from new jersey. former president george w. bush will give keynote remarks. kamala harris will also be there and travel with the bidens to the pentagon. coming, martha raddatz, pure thomas and charlie gibson will join virg stephanopoulos -- george stephanopoulos and reflect on 9/11. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. at least 67 people have been killed across eight states in the aftermath of hurricane ida. it has become the deadliest tropical system to hit the united states in the last four years. in louisiana, cleanup efforts continue a week after ida came ashore as a category or storm. president biden toured some of the damage on friday. he thanked hard-working power company employees were trying to restore electricity. ther

along with first lady jill biden. >> thank you so much. as you noted, christi, so many inspiring stories. the messengers from the passengers on united 93, let's roll. that stays with you. >> that's one of the things that the people do remember. they take with them, the courage of those people on all of the planes. that one of course different because they were able to thwart the attack. jasmine wright is live at the white house. i know we aren't expecting, jasmine, to hear from the president today. he released the message to the nation yesterday. talk to us about what is top of mind there. >> reporter: yeah, christi. well, president biden's message is on unity heading into this september 11th, his first as commander in chief. in that video that you mentioned that he released yesterday evening, he spoke about the acts of heroism that followed the 9/11 attack calling it a true national sense of unity. take a listen. >> to me, that's the simple message of september 11th. at our most vulnerable, the push and pull that makes us human, in the ba

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it was jill biden who walked him through what she was seeing on tv. horrific images. when he got to washington he says he could see that smoke rising from the pentagon site and how upset he was that the fact that senators and colleagues on capitol hill weren't doing business. they had been ee advantage waited. he wanted to see business as normal to send that business back to the american people to stay calm. he did an interview at that time. he actually spoke to peter jennings on abc to express that sense of normalcy. when he was done president bush picked up the phone and called him. the president was headed to a secure location in the midwest and biden told him, come back, business as usual, of course, whit, all of this during this chaotic two weeks after that withdrawal from afghanistan. >> absolutely and, cecilia, we often see so many politicians and dignitaries attend these anniversaries. who do we expect to be among them? >> reporter: well, the big question right now is former president trump. he's reportedly coming to new york. it's unclear whether he will visi