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Belittle the work in the ministry of justice, the court backlog, but going from the foreign office, one of the big offices of state to that, evenif of the big offices of state to that, even if you added in the office of the deputy prime minister which we havent heard for a while, lets see what it means in practice, it is, im afraid, a demotion. it’s what it means in practice, it is, im afraid, a demotion. its been really interesting _ im afraid, a demotion. its been really interesting looking ...

The taliban control the security structure of the country. the organizations dont have the authorities to roam the country. the taliban has the might, their right. the aid will make it in where. i mean, it will make to it the hands if that they want to make it to. that is it. >> martha: what about the answers today about the system? we know the secretary of state was designated by the president. the president said were not done in afghanistan. were going to get these people out. a lot of america...

Through their day and into the night, and it is not over. new york and the nation will never be the same. what was once a symbol of americas might is tonight, a scene of utter devastation. piles of rubble, acres of great ash, a death toll that some estimate could reach into the thousands. hundreds of rescue workers, very little hope in the rubble of the world trade center. and this is the scene tonight at the pentagon, it by any other hijacked plane shortly after the attack on the world trade ce...

Tower at reagan national was telling them there is another plane coming your way. the sheer fear that must have engendered. but it is notjust about that day for the people in this building because they are those who look after, who organise and to deploy the might of american power, 1.3 million men and women under arms around the world and they know the dangers and they know them only to well because of the costs they have paid in afghanistan and iraq and as you said, in that recent ignominious ...

Heart, his gut and he supervised it so it would sound like him. dana: and he knew he was a wartime president at that point. >> this is the part that sends a chill down my spine. i can talk about the memories of this morning -- the individual memories, but when youre standing next to the president of the united states and you hear him say were at war, september 11th, that sent a shiver down my spine because i knew he meant it. and i knew what it meant to bring up and rally the military might of t...

Thereafter, thats what we need to never forget. thats what we need to remember now. america showed her best during the worst. the quiet city, so much of the horns of frustration and anger, quiet. the interdependence was evidenced shore to shore. you were all new yorkers. you all hurt for the lost. you helped the survivors and the first responders. you hunted the bad guys. anyone can kill. i was never impressed by 9/11. but was america was, coming out of that event, was something only she, only w...

Had just come our way with all our might, with all of us together as ever as one. because when you come at one, you come at all, and the president got that right that time. >> i can hear you. [cheers and applause] i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. and the people -- [cheers and applause] -- and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. [cheers and applause] u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> when is the last time you heard chants of u.s.a.? hard times. big, stro...

Coney barrett uphold that deferred action against childhood arrivals plan that was quite controversial. but upheld it saying congress did give this power to agencies, and we can debate whether congress should be handing off its regulatory power this way. but the court has upheld that kind of thing as constitutional for almost a century. so when you drive through washington, d.c. and you see all kinds of agencies that pass regulations, lots of those regulations derive from the power of congress i...

We thought they were going to get away with it. >> reporter: that was a huge blow. >> it was devastating. without jessies statement about how all this happened and the planning that went into vincents murder, our case was circumstantial, at best. we had the physical evidence that jarred was found with in colorado. and we had the neighbors who had seen him at jessies house. but the connection between the two and the reasoning behind the murder was gone. >> reporter: but prosecutor prior wasnt goi...

Of his father used to rule were good for his supplies. they are not with them, they are with the taliban, so he is encircled. so i think it now depends what conditions he lays down and whether they are acceptable to the taliban or not. this might, then, bring us closer to the announcement of a taliban government, and what challenges do you think are key there? i think the biggest challenges within the taliban. i mean, we see taliban as one big organisation, militant organisation, but it is not. ...