connell: right. to counter what scott's saying, greg, essentially this delta variant despite the covid cases will, i guess in some ways -- and maybe we're already seeing this in the numbers -- kind of scare people that haven't been vaccinated into getting the vaccine, and our numbers on the vaccine side will improve. so when we get the next month and we're supposed to be getting back to work september, october, we'll be at a better place because people see what happens if you're not vaccinated kind of helps the market. i think some investors are looking at it and assuming that will happen. they may not be right. what do you think? >> yeah, a lot of it's priced in. look, there could be a short-term bump here. more people getting vaccinated is probably better for employment, better for the markets. that's a short-term phenomenon. scott brings up a great point, it's 6 months, 12 months, 18 months out that i'm worried about when some of the biden policies start to kick in they get this so-called infrastr

connell? connell: liz we've been looking into this throughout the week and you're right. to cut the taliban off financially. right off the bat that is easier said than done in many ways for one thing we know the taliban now has access to billions of dollars worth of u.s. military equipment. tens of billions of dollars really they have that in thin position and we also know over the years they have the ability to operate outside of what you might refer to as the traditional financial system. that said, in terms of the efforts afghanistan's government did have $9 billion in reserve as of last week, seven of the 9 billion held here in the u.s. by the federal reserve, federal reserve bank of new york, access to that rainy day fund, that's been cutoff and frozen. then there was a $340 million payment that government was expected to receive next week in imf funds. that at least for the time being has been put on hold by the imf , but again these efforts don't necessarily mean that the taliban somehow goes broke tomorrow, a former treasury department official who we spoke with a

i'm going to hand you over to connell mcshane in for liz claman. connell, it's on you. my friend. have is fun at the movies tonight. so much for august being the worst month for stocks, looks like we might close out the first week at all-time highs. the dow is on pace, matter of fact, for its 30th record of the year. it's two in a row if we get there for the s&p 500. the nasdaq is the laggard, down by 73 points after the monthly jobs report this morning was a strong one. we'll talk all about that. could there be a bump in the road though as we go towards recovery here and towards full

connell? having and the phone calls you referenced angela merkel certainly have been focused today on afghanistan but the public face of the administration has all been covid-related and even the president himself when we see him later today at the white house will be speaking about the white house plan to rollout the booster shots for covid-19 come september so that's what they are talking about publicly. i will say that the defense secretary, lloyd austin, and the chairman of the joint chiefs general mark millie have been here meeting with the president also with the secretary of state , anthony blinken and all those meetings taking place in the west wing of the white house so all of that is happening. the phone calls are happening but again publicly the conversation is about covid. a lots been said about the president possibly having overruled some of these military leaders and other advisors and deciding to pull out of afghanistan and the way that the pull-out happened. we will hear from s

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ahead in afghanistan, darkness has descended and who knows what else, connell.oe likik 'll u u u u u,000 u t t with raat 100,0ddit,0iooingoioi onra. rae raet ting ati atl l a l idprightpr sigayprigpr aigigewit situatiotu ontutuundro fdrom f etaaaa pnts, tntha waent s a a a aroun ayy thehite hite ushreouhrpeakerosi'el offi ar lierarodndayoday her efff p toihe p toihe presidesid wan it h wantsants ttso too firs of all tresidere notnolingnolinono ent ent ahi deca offlict inn ghanistais e hel say. they vth tthhiasasasas ail,, th wldn't fight f f f thse so, that is point number one. the other point, the administration viewed the fall of kabul as being a possibility if the u.s. pulled out, so to some extent they are saying yeah, we did see this coming but they are emphasizing they saw it as a possibility, not an inevitibility. and one of the other things that we should look for today is that the president will vow to hold the taliban accountable for to not allowing afghanistan once again to become a safe haven for al qaeda. if he does he will promise consequences, but

neil: got it, connell mcshane, thank you.icularly the taliban if our dough is out who might be providing the dough? rebeccah heinrich with the hudson institute, senior fellow there, who helps them out >> hi, neil. well, as your reporter just talked about, they've got the drug trade. we'll see there's a couple of big countries of course nearby that are very interested in the taliban maintaining control, and keeping the terrorism from leaking across the borders, of course china is a big one, and the russians have a problem too. they don't want terrorism to be spilling over the borders into their own country so we're going to have to see what happens here moving forward. obviously, western countries are going to do their best to cutoff this illicit trade that's going to be flowing into this country, run by, i don't have any illusions about what this is going to be like. i mean, i am prepared to be witnessing a taliban more violence or at least as violent as the one that we are also familiar with. neil: i'm just wondering though,

charles: connell, thank you very much. me a former member of the trump coronavirus task force admiral brett giroir. admiral, we got today headlines from the cdc director walensky, overall effectiveness for the delta variant and couple that with the booster shot development, how worried should folks be about us eventually being able to contain the virus? >> i think we will be able to contain the virus. we won't be able to eliminate it but the recommendations today, we saw them coming. we know that vaccine effectiveness wanes over time. so there is a time component. also the vaccines are just not as effective against delta. so i think the recommendations are sound. i have not seen data 18-year-old or 21-year-old need as shot. but particularly israel, gold standard in data, 50 and above are gets hospitalized suffering fatalities. this is an important step. charles: there is some scuttlebutt for lack of a better word that the white house might be getting in front of the fda on this. maybe a lot of this has to do with the news

jackie: connell shane, thank you so much. now to lucas tomlin.t the pentagon. >> reporter: evacuation flights are have resumed if kabul, but they're not flying to qatar, instead, ram stein air force base in germany. >> is that what the holdup was in. >> that was not what the holdup was. qatar was just at capacity, there was just no room to put in additional people. >> reporter: this as evacuation flights continue to ramp up. nearly 6,000 people were evacuated in the past 24 hours, over 300 per flight, much higher capacity than a awe day ago. earlier today we learned that a marine from the 24th expeditionary unit rescued this afghan baby after the family pleaded for him to take them. earlier today president biden said one of the reasons he was leaving afghanistan is because al-qaeda no longer presents a threat in that country. our own jennifer griffin pressed the issue later right here at the pentagon. >> look, let's put this thing in perspective here. what interest do we have in afghanistan at this point with al-qaeda gone? >> reporter: military

neil: connell, thank you for that, mire friend. i want to go to florida republican congressman brian mass. the congressman has been in touch with a lot of combat veterans and those in communication with those back in afghanistan. congressman what are they telling you? very good to have you sir, thank you. >> the message is very clear, we're getting it from former unit commanders people connected on whatsapp, other platforms you name it saying i got a message from this individual, they're in this hotel, they're in this block, this house. they can't get through this checkpoint. taliban is going door-to-door here. if they cross over the behind did you cush hindu kush and get into pakistan, how will they be received there? messages are coming in constantly, we're passing them to the state department as they come to us. that is the real time situation that literally every single bit of this carnage that we're seeing could have been avoided if they did this before pulling troops out of afghanistan. that's the truly sad part. neil: is it

connell, thank you very much for that., is getting americans, afghans out of afghanistan, that has fixated certainly the nation, the world for the last couple to weeks. but how do we find these people especially when our resources are limited in the technology that my next guest and his company, andy wilson, runs a company called private professionals, they do have a way of tracking down folks. very good to have you, andy. how does your company go about this? >> yeah, neil. first of all, thanks for having me on and bringing light to the subject. yeah, so what we've done is having spent decades in the military and retiring, getting out and having a lot of friends that we have overseas in afghanistan, all our allies, we can't let them down. so what we've decided to do use what we do for our defense contracting firms, our professionals and open source intelligence company, an hittics group -- analytics group, take that technology and parlay that over to the commercial sector and stand up, basically, a grassroots movement to b

arriving with containers filled with fuel laws and okay, i got those kind of a light bill from the connel's film, from a distance, he's worried, he hasn't told the other traffickers that we are with him. he also just found out that there are soldiers patrolling the area. using gestures, he explains that the police could shoot at us once we arrive at the meeting point, carlos worries that it was a mistake to bring us. i think i like one of the other i guess. but what i me what we fight in the bushes, but we don't have to wait long. 20 minutes later, a few silhouettes appear at the edge of the cliff. first 5, then 10, then 20, then 30. all these men nervous and exhausted. they have taken huge risk to deliver this fuel. oh yes. yeah. really. yeah. i think the only thing i can think of, you know, the only way i wanna bring it in as well. i well i my name is are you someone all is going to plan until the leader of the venezuela traffickers arrived. he does not believe that we are going to have the little know me here was was you know what i look you know what you know? you know one? no, no, no,

. >> the dixie fire connells to burn in california and a college professor is accused of starting multiple fires near the area. >> charged with one so far but clearly they're building their case. >> a 32 page federal criminal complaint, he's charged with purposely setting the ranch fire earlier this month and they started investigating him july 20th, the day of the cascade fire. they placed a tracking device on his car after a witness there says they saw menard come from the area where the fire sparked and appeared mentally unstable, mumbling a lot and ha after tracking his movements, they believe he started two fires and appeared menard was in the midst of an arson setting spree. >> they really went quickly to get warrants on his phone, tracker for his vehicle, and they kept this person as a big suspect right away. >> court documents suggest the suspected arsonist at one point worked at santa clara university and sonoma state said he taught at their university in fall of 2020 specializing in criminology and criminal justice. menard denies the allegations and once arrested, he told officer

let's get to the white house and connell mcshane is standing by live. one of their main sources of income has always been illegal heroin trade by poppy fields. who can trust these guys? reporter: there might be reason this afternoon to doubt the trustworthiness of the taliban based solely on a new video fox obtained from an afghan source i'll put it up on the screen you can judge for yourself. this shows people in the streets of kabul being beaten, some people hit in the head, a very violent scene, other people being whipped as they walk by and again the afghan source who gave this video to fox says this was right in the streets of kabul afghanistan, among people who were trying, trying as they might, to make their way to the airport. some of them looking to get out of the country and moments ago the white house press secretary jen psaki, in the briefing room on what happens, indeed if the taliban doesn't keep its word. >> the consequences are the full weight and force of the united states military, and i think we've made that clear, but right now, and

connell mcshane on rapidly changing situation from the white house.rom the white house the last hour once again defending the digs to w draw troops from afghanistan and once again defending the way the evacuation of thousand of people from afghanistan has been handled. they say they are trying to put 300 people on cargo planes that leave the airport in kabul trying to get people out as possibly fast as they can. comes to your point the comes after chaotic few days where the airport is open to civilian and military flights. you had people clinging to the planes. at this point it is difficult for many people to just get to the airport the first place. the newest video we obtained today shows people appear to be beaten and whipped as they're trying, according to this video to get to the airport. so that has led to questions of responsibility and whether the president takes responsibility for his national security advisor jake sullivan. here he is moments ago. >> are you taking responsibility for every decision the united states government took with respe

charles: connell mcshane, thank you very much.ts of failed policies and the abrupt withdrawal from afghanistan cannot be told through dollars and cents but there will be a great cost to humanity that probably can never be tallied. "fox nation" host lara logan joins me now and you know, lara you have an amazing history yourself obviously, reporting from the region including your own horrific assault in 2011 you bravely shared with the rest of the world. what goes through your mine when you see people clinging to a transport plane, a c-17 in the middle of taking off? even those images of people that fell off the plane midair? what kind of evil are they running away from with the taliban? >> you know, what i can tell you what kind of evil. the world knows it. who has forgotten the footage of those women being executed in the soccer stadium in kabul. the taliban would execute women for crimes such as your belt buckle or your shoe buckle was too shiny. or in your burka have was a sliver of skin that could be seen. those are things we k

so here is some new sound that is just coming in from mitch mc connell addressing the situation in afghanistanthat a number of these briefings over the last couple of months it wa pretty obvious to me what was going to happen. i predicted it. and i'm not in the intelligence business that they tallow ban would be in power by september the 11th which is the date of historic significance just base on what we were hearing in thes briefings. i know for a fact that the presidents military leaders argued against this decision. i think the president thought strongly about this obviously. he overruled his own military leaders to do it and he owns it. >> he owns it, that's from the senate minority leader mitch mc connell. good to have you with us as we wait for the president to speak. i was listening to jake sulliva this morning current national security adviser who said the president wants to marshal the international community to this cause in also that he is passionate about human rights i the human rights situation on the ground. your thoughts? >> it's a complete disconnect. we were never going to w

neil: all right, connell, thank you very much. connell mcshane. again, we are getting these details of other countries, nato countries, and what they are doing in afghanistan that go beyond what we are doing within the airport compound itself, britain and france and germany among those outside that green zone as you often hear it called who are trying to get their own people. the brits, by last count, have taken a thousand of their people, got them through that perimeter, whatever you want to call it, if flown them out of the country. ambassador douglas lute with us right now, the former u.s. ambassador to nato, former deputy national security adviser for iraq and afghanistan under bush 43. ambassador, an honor to have you, sir. thank you for taking the time. >> good to be with you. neil: i don't know what the orders are for our troops in that airport compound, ambassador, but other nato countries are taking the matter into their own hands to try to get their people out of there. do you think we are sort of handicapped there if they cannot get bey

connell mcshane is pack with us.e. reporter: uk prime minister, boris johnson said the u.s. pulling out of afghanistan clearly accelerated things. so yes, that is probably the closest thing to a blame. he says the west has to work together to make sure afghanistan doesn't turn into breeding ground for terrorists. other world leaders weighing in including canadian prime minister justin trudeau said he is heartbroken about the events. australian prime minister, scott morrison. his country will redouble efforts to evacuate people from afghanistan. this brings us to the big development of the day today, those evacuations being halted. a new report from the "wall street journal," as you look at the video from the kabul airport that three people were run over and killed according to the journal report after clinging to the side of an air force jet that was evacuating personnel in kabul. u.s. officials saying, it is clear about it videos that the runway is not secure with all these people flooding in and they're just desper

connell is the acting second in command at the contra costa county da's office, he says investigators are exploring all possible motives, whether that's because they are mistaken for being somebody who was arrival whether a gang member has chosen to target someone, and then there is collateral damage or there's road rage. um it is a pandemic as the chp tries to find the shooter. friends of desk laban are saying farewell. i love you, lawrence. um you know, watch out over us as part of the investigation, the chp will look at security cameras, shot spotter devices and license plate readers in hopes of finding the shooter henry lee ktvu. fox studios coming up tonight a bear that was hurt in the tamarack fire is now missing how it escaped its enclosure coming up. and a cool down coming our way. we'll look into that as we look at the five day forecast next. at first, though, the east bay business that says it will not enforce the new indoor mask mandate. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day th

from there, phil connell reports.h—east it's an image that may be changing. new research shows increasing numbers of adults living here are turning their back on booze, preferring instead a life without it. people are taking more of a conscious approach about what they're actually putting into their bodies. not only will they feel better, their mental health will be better and they will look better. according to public health england, the north—east�*s most sober place is newcastle, with more than 21% of adults quitting booze completely. darlington at 18.2% is second, with northumberland named as the region's worst place for sobriety, with only 10.2% choosing to stay sober. the figures suggest in towns like darlington, at least one in six people are teetotal. i'm vegan as well so it's a lifestyle choice, really. i like a glass of wine and he doesn't drink. i haven't drunk for about two months now. i think the old—fashioned boozer game of darts - i think the old—fashioned boozer- game of darts and pint and a pie and fi

hey, connell.ther illegal entry so our idea was to kind of tag along with these u.s. customs and border protection agents, the air and marine operations and we were just there to observe their training, but then , things did take a turn and it wasn't a training exercise anymore. it was the real deal. >> there's a boat full of migrants just to my right, we're told these people came in from haiti earlier today. we were out with federal agents on the open waters just outside of miami, on a training exercise and we started on a blackhawk helicopter, we rode along the beach on atv's with some of the agents giving us an idea of what they do in terms of trying to stop drug smuggling and that kind of thing and then we came out here on the waters and we were just wrapping up the training exercise, when a real call came in, a good samaritan called in, said that a boat ran aground in about a foot of water just off the shore and we arrived local law enforcement was on the scene as well, and they found some of

. >> why did you emma connell and company did not act or say we are happy to talk roads and bridges and have that completely separate. biden did guarantee that so why not do what pelosi did and sake show us your hand first and let's see the full text not do what pelosi did and sak of your reconciliation bill show us your hand first and and everything climate change and tax increases, all of the nightmares that we already did tonight, let them show their hand but that got flipped and you guys got played on this and you have the vote first or agreed first. they still haven't shown that text of the legislation, have, sir? >> the ironic thing you are agreeing with the squad and bernie. it is amazing, you agree with pelosi. we think this is a behemoth likely to pass. and somehow, if i make, laura, if i may, we make that bill less likely to pass. if we think this bill and married them together, it is more likely to pass. that is just simple logic intelligence. i'm not quite following. >> laura: you don't follow, you don't follow "the wall street journal" national review, yours truly coming in

neil: connell, thank you for that.ng to all of this as well. for that we go to rich edson. hey, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, neil. much of that has to go with the evacuation effort that the state department has been handling right now. the embassy has been closed for a day now as the u.s. has brought down the flag there and moved operations to the airport. pentagon says there will be a thousand more paratroopers going to the airport in if kabul bringing the total to 7,000 u.s. troops soon. air operations have been evacuated for some time today, still unclear if or how much they have been restarted there. one source describes it as total chaos there. another says it's a total free-for-all there. we have had afghans hanging from taxiing airplanes. officials are trying to evacuate thousands of american citizens, embassy workers and thousands of afghans who worked with the u.s. over the past two decades. >> we believe that we can effectuate an ongoing evacuation of american citizens, of afghans who worked for us incl

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mitch connell d hiepoxy don't hold much wght with us.time wheit felt like -- wh we have rht now is unbridled corruption in stat like texas and georgia where they have voted to empower politicians with the power to override the people in the next election. the only antidote to ate level votesuppressio is strong deral voting rights bills. that is how we ended jim crow and how we have to do with this. amy: before we go, i want to ask about civil rights voting rights icon reverend jesse jackson who reportedly has covid-19 along with his wife jackie. they under doctors observation at a chicago hospital. he also has parkinson's. they were both fully vaccinated. if you can comment, someone who was but also for health care for all. >> jesse got me started when i was 14 years old. jackie is a saint. jesse is a unique power in our country. when i left the naacp, became a social iact investor in silicon valley, at that time i was one of 36 black men in the country who could write a check to start a new company. jesse jason literally opened up the f

connell council say they _ preparation for the weekend.ading festivals? well, there will certainly be cases as a _ leeds reading festivals? well, there will certainly be cases as a result - will certainly be cases as a result of leeds and reading faces. whether that will be a surge or not remains to be seen. —— leeds and reading festivals. there were cases associated with latitude festival but it wasn't a surge in the cases linked with g festival were very much in line with what the background reproduction rate was generally at the time for young people, the 21—23 evolves, so in that sense it really wasn't a surge, it was just pretty normal. there will be an increase as a result of reading and leeds that they would have been an increase this weekend anyway. we have got a glorious weekend. almost every young person up weekend. almost every young person up and down the country would have beenin up and down the country would have been in a park, in with their friends in theirfriends been in a park, in with their friends in their friends garde

connell may 2nd, if the president decided to stay, all gloves would have been off. we would have been back at war with the taliban attacking our forces. we would have had about 2500 forces in counted with air power. that would not have been sufficient to deal with the situation, and i would be on your show right now explaining why we were sending tens of thousands of forces back in afghanistan to restart a war that we need to end. >> why are you convinced that we're not going to see -- in the words reportedly of secretary austin in a report this morning that he was making the case for staying a little bit longer -- by noting what happened after we withdrew from iraq and the rise of isis? why are you convinced we're not going to see a replay of that movie? >> a few things, chuck. first, we have and will maintain consistent capacity to deal with the reemergence of a threat by afghanistan. we do this in other parts of the world, in yemen, parts of syria. our capacity to do that is far different and far better it was before 9/11, for example. at the same time the taliba

connell mcshane at the white house, thank you very much. by the way, that pentagon press conference is going on right now. one official there saying that despite all the chaos, they have not directly received any hostility from the taliban. i'm assuming that's involving u.s. troops. they also say that those evacuation flights, the first of those will start landing in germany shortly. so the effort goes on. and and, of course, we'll keep you up-to-date on any other developments. >>> all right, coming up next, could california's mass exodus can actually be helping the state's luxury housing market? interesting question. the surprising stats you have to hear and what million dollar listing's josh flagg is seeing on the grounding in beverly hills. let's take a look at the big board as we head to the break. the dow up about half a percent, 200 points above 35,000. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ usaa is made for the safe pilots. for mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one's there. and sgt moo

connell of texas likely will vote for it. there's a chance this will come out of the senate with 70 votes. a package of this magnitude coming out with 70 votes is a throw back to an earlier era of congress when these big kinds of packages got out with 70, 80, 90 votes. haggerty's point has been heard. and he's not going to relent but it has no actual impact. has no ability to stop this legislation which has -- enjoys overwhelming support. >> a throwback? isn't that what make america great again was trying to do? anna, you were talking about mixed messaging from republicans. what about democrats? over the weekend, moderate democrats in the house wrote a letter to nancy pelosi urging her to vote on this bipartisan hard infrastructure deal alone. not the $3.5 trillion. what does that tell you about how committed democrats are in the house to getting that bigger bill moving? schumer has said he wants it to be a one, two punch, but does everyone? >> yeah, i think this is just really underscoring how hard of a job speaker nancy pel

connell is the acting second in command at the contra costa county da's office, he says investigatorsare exploring all possible motives, whether that's because they are mistaken for being somebody who was arrival whether a gang member has chosen to target someone, and then there is collateral damage or there's road rage. um it is a pandemic as the chp tries to find the shooter, friends of desk laban are saying farewell. i love you, lawrence. um you know, watch out over us as part of the investigation, the cvp will look at security cameras, shot spotter devices and license plate readers in hopes of finding the shooter henry lee ktvu fox studios, oakland police made an arrest for a shocking murder happened back in march 58 year old andre weston is being charged with killing 58 year old william van who was beaten and stabbed before being set on fire. police say there was an altercation between the two men and that western dust fan with an accelerant and then set him on fire. ban was a homeless man who suffered burns over 80% of his body. he did die five days later and i'll completes her

is representative mark takano of riverside, california representative connell.ch for joining us. first with your plan, 32 hours. would that be considered full time employment, it would be considered full time employment. after which the employee would be entitled to earn over time. so the, uh my legislation would basically. reduce the 40 hour standard work week to 32 hours a week. um and just like, uh, the current situation earning over 40 hours a week with me and ti after 32 hours a week under my legislation, so no andre, it's important to understand that, uh, employers under this bill would not be, uh, mandated. uh to, uh. do anything in terms of keeping employees longer or to reduce their hours to that amount, so this is not about taking away hours at all. this is simply giving leverage to employees, uh, to begin earning overtime after the three second hour and so, besides giving the leverage to the employees, what other benefits? um. uh with the employees have for doing something like this going to a 32 our work week, and in fact, what benefit would business

connell is the acting second in command at the contra costa county da's office, he says investigators are exploring all possible motives, whether that's because they are mistaken for being somebody who was arrival whether a gang member has chosen to target someone, and then there is collateral damage or there's road rage. um it is a pandemic as the chp tries to find the shooter, friends of desk laban are saying farewell. i love you, lawrence. um, you know, watch out over us. now. as part of the investigation, the chp will look at security cameras shot spire devices, an license plate readers to try to find the shooter reporting live at the chp office in martinez, henry lee ktvu fox studios and hopefully the security cameras will turn up some valuable evidence. henry lee. thank you, well, the city of walnut creek agreed tonight to step up its police presence at the nordstrom store their broadway plaza after a series of grab and run thefts elsewhere, the city council voted unanimously tonight and face. for of the proposal, the city had to sign off on the plan because the patrols would be

people and when there is integration and people would move from the classroom where she worked at connell- mcconnell high school they were wonderful friendships that grew out of that is very different from what sheipat had known as this group of black men and women had this great mission in people who were imperiled. the white students, the society had been made t for them so they didn't have to do anything other than their individual potential but there was no notion that you are group of people who have things to do and we've been on the journey since 1865 or even before then and so she became a little disillusioned about this and integration was carried out. >> host: why did you get a lot degree from harvard? >> guest: that's a long story. i got a lot degree for a couple of reasons. i think my parents integrating the schools of our town gave me an early look at law because i understood that this was something that had been made by the court and lawyers were in the court and justices generally people who had gone on to be lawyers. i wanted to be a writer for most of my life and for all

connell mcshane with more from the north lawn. >> we've been trying to figure out what will happen hereets in afghanistan's foreign reserves and then moving on to the hundreds of millions in imf money that has for now been put on hold. i talked to experts about this. one of them told us it's great. think of those funds as kind of like a rainy day fund. not day-to-day money for the afghan government. the question is what will happen to the billions in foreign aids flowing in for years to afghanistan and how the government has been able to run itself. since 2002 the united states provided billions of military assistance. 36 billion spent on civilian assistance. 3.9 billion on humanitarian assistance. what happens there? military side congress appropriated over $3 billion for this year and the president's budget request another $3 billion plus for next year. but now if you think about it there is no afghan army to support. we reached out to see if the president will push for changes there. even though that defense bill is passed changes could still be made in conference. then you have the

connell mcshane, what's the latest on evacuation efforts in afghanistan? to get them to the airport, open for civilian and military flights and the chaos that unfolded yesterday but we are not seeing as clearly as what is happening on the way to the airport. we have reports of taliban checkpoints stopping people from getting to their flights so the pentagon is trying to coordinate this evacuation with that as a backdrop. >> looking at one aircraft per hour, we predict our best effort could look like 5000 to 9000 passengers departing per day but we are mindful that a number of factors influence this effort and circumstances could change. >> somewhere between 5 and 10,000 americans are in and around kabul but not at the airport. they are working on getting them there. president biden facing criticism for his handling of the evacuation. national security official who is among the most vocal in the last couple days saying the blame lies with the president but also his national security team, called out jake sullivan, writing biden wanted out of afghanistan and

connell mcshane hit the white house. how are they doing that?llion plus and an imf spokesperson telling fox news it is always the case with the international community with the knack of clarity in the international community regarding recommendation of the government of afghanistan was the consequence to not access other resources. they maintained by the imf so that money is on hold. there could be more in terms of withholding foreign aid that kept afghanistan going for years but the problem with all of this, the taliban can operate in a financial system. it was a un report that the annual revenues, one.6 billion us dollars per year. traffickers everywhere the afghan cartel will invest chaos good for business and what is good for the afghan drug business is good for the taliban and. they may face the richest, best armed narco scheme ever conceived, financial leverage to turn it up, the drug trade may negate some of that. has for the president at the white house we don't expect to see him in public. he's meeting with his national security team ab

connell mcshane went to miami beach to work on drug struggling. human smuggling, so the idea is to tag along with customs and border protection, absorbing their training, there was a turn and we ended up seeing much more than that. there is a boat full of migrants from haiti, you were out with federal agents and open water just outside, started on a black hawk helicopter, wrote along the beach on a tvs to stop drug smuggling and that kind of thing and we were wrapping up the training exercise when a real call came in, a boat ran aground in a foot of water just offshore and we arrived, local law enforcement on the scene and you can see a lot of young people, the federal agent is holding in his arms right now, that is what these agents have been dealing with in south florida here today. as part of this operation 42 haitian couples, asked what happened next. >> the ones border patrol takes, coast guard will probably repatriated to haiti. >> those women and children were in the us, some receiving medical treatment, the men made it to shore, quite an e

chief national correspondent, consistent he'll mcshane is in -- connell mcshane is in miami beach thisto your point, we do talk a lot about the southwest border but there's a lot of activity in this area as well. millions of dollars in illegal drugs seized this summer in and around miami and a number of operations to stop human trafficking and other illegal entry. our idea was to tag along with the u.s. customs and border protection's air and marine operations. we were there to observe their training. but then things took a turn and this wasn't a training exercise anymore. it was the real deal. take a look. there's a boat full of migrants to my right. we're told these people came from haiti earlier today. we were out with federal agents in the open waters outside of miami on a training exercise. we started on a black hawk helicopter, rode along the beach on atvs with some of the agents giving us an idea of what they do in terms of trying to stop drug smuggling and then we came out here in the waters and we were wrapping up the training exercise when a real call came in, a good samarita

connell mcshane at the white house, they are freezing billions of dollars worth of assets. >> if you'refficult to access for the time being. the central bank governor says as of last week they had $9 billion in reserves. most of it being held outside the country. the same central bank governor fled the country saying 7 of the 9 billion held by us federal reserve's. much of the balance is being held outside the country. we were told by administration official that assets being held in the united states will not, will not be made of it to the taliban and the ims approved allocation of $300 million. that was supposed to head to afghanistan next week but that is the question as well. the source said member countries currently being surveyed to see if they want to recognize the taliban is a legit government of afghanistan. put it all together and follow the money, the taliban and needs to govern and if they can't get it they might have a difficult time. as we follow that a quick update on the evacuation, the ministry wants to get people out of afghanistan. the challenge remains getting peopl

connell mcshane at the white house, anything to change that?talking to a treasury department official, the real question is what happens to billions of dollars in foreign aid flowing into the country for years because that is how the government gets by day today. in 2002 you are talking the united states providing $88 billion through security assistance. we know now so much of the military has fallen into taliban hands, 36 billion in civilian assistance including $3.9 billion in humanitarian assistance. on the military side congress appropriated $3 billion for this year and the president's budget requested $3 billion plus for the next fiscal year but now you have no afghan army to support, maybe if the biden administration will push for changes because even though the defense bill is passed technically changes could be made and we have a comment from senator marsha blackburn on the armed services committee telling foxbusiness funding to support afghan security forces needs to be reprogrammed to support the evacuation of americans and that is th

conduct has received a mandatory referral from devon and conneu mandatory referral from devon and connellries of attacks. thank you. we will come back to uf that are further updates —— if there are further updates —— if there are further updates. speaking this afternoon, the home secretary priti patel responded to questions over the fact jake davison had a licence for a firearm. first of all, when it comes to firearms licensing, that is absolutely what the police oversee. and clearly i will be asking questions, definitely, in terms of local policing, and raising this with the chief constable. but i think right now, the tragedy happened last night, and there are a lot of issues, implications, lives have been lost, people have been murdered, this is absolutely tragic and devastating. and for the entire community right now, this will be deeply shocking. so obviously that is where the focus is. there will be a range of questions that will inevitably be asked, and i will be doing exactly the same in conversations and discussions i will be having with the chief constable. it seems really clear