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America remembers the lives lost 21 years ago in the attacks of 9-11,

as one of our oldest allies mourns their own loss and enters an uncertain

age.

On this somber morning, Americans pay tribute to the nearly 3,000 lives lost on that tragic September

day.

What was destroyed, we have repaired, what was threatened? We fortified.

What was attacked, the indomitable spirit has never ever wavered.

What is the state now of America's national security? We'll hear from Frank Mackenzie, the

recently retired four-star Marine General who oversaw the U.S. departure from

Afghanistan as head of U.S. Central Command.

And we'll talk with the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Virginia Democrat Mark

Warner, about the current threats to the homeland and the escalating legal fight between

the Justice Department and former President Trump

over his handling of classified documents. Plus... Three chairs for

his majesty the king. Hip-hip! The United Kingdom ushers in the reign of King Charles the third while it grieves the passing of Queen Elizabeth the second, a towering figure who held the throne for generations.

We'll get the latest on the historic transition from CBS Evening News Anchor Nora O'Donnell,

who is in London, and we'll hear from the British Ambassador to the U.S.

Dame Karen Pierce about what's next for the

special relationship between our two countries.

And a stunning advance this weekend by Ukrainian forces as they reclaim more territory from Russian troops.

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