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Team welcome. We've got breaking news to get to and a whole bunch of stories that continue

on today. Territack at Kabul Airport. A suicide bomb has detonated as I speak to you

now. We're still finding out the number of casualties. There are American soldiers who

at least been wounded. There are Afghans civilians who have been killed. And this is all

happening at a time when the security situation is deteriorating. There are threats of more

attacks like this and time is running short for the evacuation of over a thousand US personnel.

Plus on the COVID front we've got mass mandates for kids in schools spreading all across the

country. Delta Airlines is going to take $200 a month from employees who don't get vaccinated.

And is the fighting Irish mascot of Notre Dame offensive? Does anybody really believe

that? We'll dive into this and more. But born from the tragedy of 9-11, the Tallahdate Towers

Foundation carries forward a legacy of courage and heroism. To mark 20 years, Tallahdate Towers

is gifting America's heroes and their families with 200 mortgage free homes. This is an incredible

organization that really cares about keeping our sacred obligation to those who made the ultimate

sacrifice in the war on terror for this country. To honor the fallen, Chairman and CEO Frank

Siller walks more than 500 miles through six states in 42 days from the Pentagon to Shanksville

culminating at ground zero on 9-11. Towers of light returned to the Pentagon and Shanksville

memorials in remembrance. For the first time, those we lost to 9-11 related illnesses are being

honored at a ceremony on September 12th. On Veterans Day, another first, the soldiers we lost

in the war on terror are having their names read aloud. The words never forget require action.

Do good and take action now. Donate $11 a month at t2t.org. That's T, the number 2 T.org.

We have a suicide bombing at the airport in Afghanistan. I'm going to be following very closely.

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