Interviews with two veterans in Congress highlight how the terrorist attacks that sparked wars in Iraq and Afghanistan changed the nation’s politics but did not leave its leaders with monolithic views.
Harrowing video from a woman's cell phone shows the moment her ex-husband stormed a restaurant and tried to shoot her, but the gun's safety was still on.
Cuba is struggling through its worst energy crisis in living memory as the US-imposed blockade on oil continues. CNN’s Patrick Oppmann’s night drive through Havana reveals a city increasingly plunged into darkness, with exasperated residents enduring hot, sleepless nights without power.
Tonight on "Jesse Weber Live": Just days before the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, New York City has released more than 170,000 pages of post-9/11 air quality records. The documents shed new light on what officials may have known about toxic conditions around Ground Zero in the aftermath of the attacks, even as they publicly assured rescue workers and Lower Manhattan residents that the air was safe to breathe. Jesse speaks with two retired FDNY firefighters and an attorney who represents thousands of first responders, Lower Manhattan residents and workers who became ill after exposure to toxins linked to 9/11. Plus, why is Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, mentioning President Trump? And did you see…
