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Training jet that crashed into a residential neighborhood was carrying an instructor and student. both of them ejected from the plane, and one of them was caught in some power lines with the parachute. at this hour the instructor is listed in stable condition, and the student is alive and receiving medical treatment at a local hospital. investigators say debris from the crash littered the backyards of three homes. no residents of those homes were injured. all right. the case of myths missing 2...

Children back here on earth with them today.ood questions for - our persons of the week. >> reporter: tonight, those awe-inspiring images, americans watching from their windows, their backyards, as that spacex rocket blasted off, only civilians on board, four of them. the first time ever headed to space. and tonight here, the questions from children back home at st. jude. >> hello, everyone, and welcome to our dragon capsule here in space. >> reporter: one of the crew members, hayley arceneaux i...

That, but the specificity that they were hearing in the country certainly and preparing themselves for that attack slipped through. that was tragic. the other thing is that really the principle of taking the fight to them and staying on top of the situation in their backyards has served us well, through four presidents now. it was a sobering reality when the 9/11 commission told us, paul, that we have to take away radical islamist terrorist safe havens, and the truth is, based on the two attacks...

Policies and control the border. ainsley: there was a guy on fox several times brent smith a ranchner kenny, texas, he said he has had to spend $60,000 to repair the fences on his property. he said he has found three bodies in the area last week. he says if you dont have a gun you are going out on your own risk owe says we cant walk in our backyards even during the daylight. what are some of the stories you heard down there? >> i walked to one sheriff last month found 48 today migrants in his co...

But as cbss haley ott reports, some nations are not putting out the welcome mat. >> reporter: as desperate afghans try to escape the taliban, world leaders pledge millions of dollars in aid for resettlement. but in europe, some said they wanted to focus on helping people in and around afghanistan, not in their own backyards. thats because many european nations dont want more asylum seekers to try to reach their shore, according to zoey gardner. >> there has been a sustained move to the demonizat...

Call to deal with climate change. >> i just cant -- i cant get over last sunday. people in new jersey and new york were reaching out to loved ones in new orleans thinking of them and worrying about them, not even knowing what would transpired in their own backyards just four days later. the loss of life, obviously, these are numbers we havent seen and new jerseys governor said the 25 people are dead, six people are missing in your state alone. are you expecting those numbers to rise? >> i fear t...

And theres going to be a lot more chatter than there usually is. >> very much though the attention today, again, is on louisiana. the president continued his tour there after having talked to a lot of folks. we just heard from him. let me play a little bit of what the president just had to say. >> i walked through the backyards here. so many telephone lines are down. so many telephone poles are down. so many of the -- of the way in which we transmit energy is lost, because of old wooden telephon...

Thats 1-800-621-3662. hurricane idas another reminder that we need to be prepared for the next hurricane. and super storms are going to come and theyre going to come more frequently and more ferociously. ive been working closely with the governor and our colleagues in congress on both parties on my build back better plan that will modernize our roads, our bridges, sewers and drainage systems and power grids and transmission lines to make sure theyre more resilient. i walked through the backyards...

Are becoming more frequent and more powerful. and we should do everything that we can to make sure we protect our citizens from it. that means addressing climate change and also addressing our outdated infrastructure in this country. both of which were trying to do with the build back better plan. >> yeah. i mean, the climate crisis is no longer a future problem. it is very evident if you didnt think so already, it is present and real and affecting places that never would think that these natura...

Facing is migrants continue to flood in. members of violent saying ms 13 arrested crossing illegally and of agents say they can get in so can foreign terrorists, adding a threat beyond covid 19 among migrants. >> having a terrorist threat to it puts everybody on edge as well. jillian: the arizona attorney general calling statements like that frightening and also adding americans are facing an unprecedented terrorism threat level in their own backyards. republican lawmakers are echoing the need f...