between taliban militants and government troops residents of the city of muscular john hulsman from vns began fleeing of the taliban militants launched attacks on the city of the weekend afghan troops are fighting back supported by u.s. airstrikes. of the assault on the city comes even as afghan government the goal here to talk with bali bomb representatives in dog the dogs went ahead following an assurance by the us of a complete troop withdrawal from the country a prospect that has many of the country wanted about their security. 7 1 god had province afghanistan villages go about their daily life but something has changed many of them don't feel safe anymore there is doubt followed by them probably since the americans left we cannot go to our farms outside at night anymore we're worried that the taliban or isis will come again and we keep guard during the night. the u.s. military set up bases here after islamic state militants seized large parts of the province and 2015 terrorizing the local population and destroying health centers and schools u.s. forces helped to put a stop to that

they would like to see joe biden vn the state before election day. >> i think beto, you said you hope you will get joe biden out there. do you think that with eight days to go that will be a convincing argument. maybe democrats would have wanted? >> if joe biden comes to texas and connects the dots for latino voters that had been on the front lines of the crucialty of trump, 18,000 would have died. it is the hot spot in the country right now and this is a fill yur of leadership from donald trump. they have been come police set and enabled him. it is so catalytic for the voters of texas and voters, and the most voter suppressed in the state. black and latino voters, precisely the ones turning out today. this is biden's state to lose and we're doing our part in texas. we would love to see joe biden come down here as well. >> i'm sure someone from his team is here as well. when we look at the final days and what we know about joe biden's map going to georgia, for instance, which is a pretty red state spending time in florida, what does it say to you about what the biden team thinks their

are so concerned about transitions and about the president's demeanor, why is it ever anybody in the vnt-wing media that they tried to overthrow the president from the moment he took his oath from office and they tried to stop him from being elected, we have documentary evidence to that effect, no heavy lifting, the justice department should act, why are they not? >> fortunately of the director of national intelligence john radcliffe starting to release these pieces of information going through the methodical process, i thought in last night's debate, donald trump made a point, nobody grabbed onto it, there was no follow-up question on it, but i gotta tell you, he talked about the peaceful transition and what he had to deal with before he was even elected, before he was sworn in, they have been coming after him everything will step of the way and the president is absolutely right on this but the wheels of justice have got to actually churn and stop looking under the blindfold to see if there's a clinton or biden or obama involved to do what they're supposed to do. hunter biden included.

vn's sports analyst christine brennen says more games could be postponed. >> this is the worst week foring covid and during a time that they're trying to play games in the midst of all of the issues that we are discussing as a nation, obviously it carries over to sports as well. my sense is this will not be the last -- these will not be the last two games that are postponed. >> i'm michael holmes. thanks for spending part of your day with me. don't go anywhere, though. the lovely natalie allen who we love and adore picks up our coverage after a short break. i can't believe it. what? that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. i got snacks! ohhh, i got popcorn, i got caramel corn, i got kettle corn. am i chewing too loud? believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. there's my career, my cause, my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dov

do we've vn a right to this information? the patient is -- the president is a patient, et cetera? that's a different conversation, but one of the problems that's come out of this press conference or at least the information is that we've realized number one, that the timeline has proven to seem inconsistent which raises questions, and really sort of brings out concerns about when the president was actually diagnosed, when he might have been contagious, if he could have infected others. the second issue, that's important, we all want to know how well he's doing. and not having sort of a clear view of that or consistent message about that, not only does it make us worried. he's the president of the united states. of course we want him and even else to do well. but it brings up a lot of anxiety. a lot of people in this country are feeling a lot of anxiety due to a number of things that have happened over the last couple days. >> so when you watched the president's address yesterday, was there anything in his demeanor, anything that you could see that stood out to you? >> it's hard to

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quote, more than 2,000 guests vn been invited to attend." what on earth? what's he doing? >> there are a number of things wrong with this, right, starting with the fact you're not supposed to hold what essentially is a campaign event at the white house. >> i missed that. >> more importantly, there's the health risk of gathering large crowds. we know exactly what happened the last time a large white house event was held. we're just seeing the governor of new jersey chris christie just being released after nearly a week in the hospital. we're glad he's feeling better. but recall where he was before he went there. he was at an outdoor white house event hugging folks. this is clearly very dangerous, but it's right in line with every message the president has sent before he was even released from the hospital, which is projecting this idea that the coronavirus is not scary, that if you get it, you be will cured. of course, no one in america would get the kind of care that donald trump received after he tested positive for the coronavirus. he's holding out a cure that does not e

in many instances we've made agreements, like in vietnam, that vn revealed later on to our embarrassment. recently ian smith, the president of rodesia announced he had unequivocal commitments from mr. kissinger he could not reveal. the american people don't know what the commitments are. we have seen the destruction of elected governments in ch ile, these kind of things have hurt us very much. i would restore the concept of the fireside chat which was an integral part of the administration of franklin roosevelt. i would also restore the involvement of the congress when harry truman was president. he was not afraid of a strong secretary of defense, dean acheson, was a strong secretary of state. he made sure there was bipartisan support. members of congress, vandenberg, walter george were part of the process. before we made a bluffing statement we were sure we had the backing, not only the president and the secretary of state, but also the congress and the people. this is a responsibility of the president and i think it's very damaging to our country for mr. ford to have turned over this r

i mean, i think a lot of the requesting we have got vn said we used to have a transit line that ran by the school but we don't right now because of the -- because of of the changes that have been made. so that's a major issue. if there is not a bus or train line that is running by the school, then that's going to be a major factor. >> i'm sorry. i think my equity question is how do you assess between the schools and what communities they serve? so as i stated already at the beginning, right now the only schools that have in-person or about to have in-person instruction are private schools, preschools, and learning hubs. we are not providing parking permits for learning hubs, and then we are opening the resources for private institutions and preschools, right? so does staff take into account when you authorize additional parking permits what ami levels or community demographics the individual schools serve? >> hank, let me jump in here because i think it's an interesting question, director. so our work on this when we give the teacher permits for rpp, it's request driven. we are not doi

we vn be we haven't been able to get it down.nk that is. >> masks one of them, and number two, reopening restaurants and smaller bars and restaurants around the country and seeing it on display with the white house, we have not done any contact tracing but perhaps even more disturbing, nicolle, we have no resources for people to kind of get easy testing if they are worried that their sick and still being required to go to work. so i think it is a combination of all of those efforts. as well as the fact that this virus is very smart. it travels and gets big in a very small way. it could grow overnight. and so these cases are fin to increase, not decrease. >> dr. kavita patel, thank you for spending some time with us and bringing us clarity. the next hour of "deadline: white house" starts after a quick break. don't go anywhere. k. don't go anywhere. and that sticked to my mind. so, when $1 a day came out, i said, "why not"? why not just utilize that resource. and walmart made that path open for me. without the $1 a day program, i d