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The law would grant automatic benefits to troops exposed to burn pits.

Presiding: Chair Elaine Luria The Subcommittee on Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs will hold a fully remote hearing entitled "The Toxic World of Presumptive Service Connection Determinations: Why Should Our Veterans Wait?" This meeting will be livestreamed on Youtube and Facebook.  Witnesses

be that stupid. this looks like a fifth grade cover-up. firefighters are battling to control wind-driven wildfires burning in southern and northern california. >> one home has been destroyed and many others threatened. >> fires and high planes approaching these homes here. mayday protests in seattle turn ugly. they break windows and totsz metal at police cars. >> this piece hit me. its a heavyion. the theres another one. >> whats going on here? benghazis eight months old, nobodys b...

and destroying evidence. >> they went ahead and threw away tsavraevs laptop and a backpack filled with fireworks. >> a third man is excused of lying with investigators. >> no one can be that stupid. this looks like a fifth rate coverup. firefighters battling to control a wind-driven wildfire in southern and northern california. one home has been destroyed, and many others threatened. >> fires approaching these homes here. may day protests turning you until seattle. they smash win...

now our nation comes together ten year after those attack to remember the heartache and horror and to honor the heroism and resilience of american spirit. this is a special edition of "good morning america." 9/11 america remembers. and the people of abc news once again right there, connecting with americans on this emotional, historic day. just as we were on this morning ten years ago. were live from ground zero, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. now reporting, diane sawyer a...

diane sawyer at abc news headquarters in new york with george stephanopoulos as we join to remember where we were, what we saw and the strength we found all of us together on september 11th ten years ago. t began with a blue sky, sunny morning and then game the darkest. 2,977 lost an attack that tested our nation in so many way, revealing weaknesses and strengths we havent seen before. now we go to ground zero. its become such a symbol of that resilience and rebirth of the united state...

"good morning america." 9/11 america remembers. and the people of abc news once again right there, connecting with americans on this emotional, historic day. just as we were on this morning ten years ago. were live from ground zero, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. now reporting, diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos. and good morning to you, im diane sawyer at abc news headquarters in new york with george stephanopoulos as we join to remember where we were, what we saw a...

city police. the city is hoping that institution and other institutions and neighborhoods will follow suit. someone is watching you. there are security cameras everywhere where you least expect it. down around midtown. north hopkins. >> i dont feel unsafe at all. i feel comfortable. i have been walking over six years and i feel fine >> reporter: cameras will be effective in preventing crime, catching those responsible and prosecuting the accused. city council president stephanie rawlin...