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i grew up in a little town in delaware and went to school. i got my first job offer where my deceased wife and i wanted to move to idaho because it is such a beautiful, beautiful state.

he was on that train, amtrak train, from delaware to washington when he learned the n news.n he leaves here from the pentagon, he will be going back home to wilmington, delaware to reflect on the remembrances of this day that have weighed so heavily on people across the country. >> arlette, president biden uniquely suited to act as the consoler and in chief on this d. doug, it's difficult to think there is an entire generation that has no memory of 9/11, or they have a memory of 9/11 as young children. yet they live in a world that was so greatly defined by it. can you talk about that? >> yeah, you know, just the other day, because of the anniversary, i asked my students at rice university where i teach what year they were born, and i was startled to be reminded they weren't alive on 9/11. this is ancient history where perhaps the events of world war ii are ancient history in my time, yet they live in a post-9/11 world. the united states became a kingdom of fear in many ways. yes, there was that short period where the american flags prevailed and we had unity and george w. b

coverage, brit hume with his analysis all things afghanistan and president biden in his home in delaware trey yingst endo hall cutter and the latest on the evacuation efforts. good evening, trey. >> might good evening u.s. officials in doha the fate of americans and afghans trapped in northern afghanistan. satellite images shows planes at the airport in northern afghanistan. at the taliban reporting the blocking of the planes from taking off, stranding americans in afghans. republican house member michael mccaul told fox news hunted that the plates were cleared for takeoff by the u.s. state department though provided no additional effort didn't spirit up to 1,000 people could be stuck at the airport all on uncharted planes. the afghan of kabul shows the flag painted outside the u.s. embassy as the group works to put together a government. >> work is underway on technical issues so that the new government is announced. we are also working, but efforts are being made to do the basic work. the announcement of the government will be made in the next few nights. the taliban officials have met

mike. >> mike: peter doocy upte the road in wilmington, delaware. peter, thanks a lot. bring in seen or belittle go analyst brit hume. good evening. >> hi, mike. >> mike: about a week after the final troops left you afghanistan, what's your assessment of where things ssstand? >> much is the by demonstration would like to turn the page away from this story and focus on other things, i don't think the story will let them do that. the media to some extent will comply and focus less on afghanistan than it did so intensely there for several weeks, but afghanistan is like a timeme bomb over there. you've gotot the situation that has been described, you got the possibility that there will be a renewal of terror attacks either on the u.s. or its allies, emanating fromor afghanistan. and, you know, you've got questions that are undoubtedly going to be raised about a couple of underthings, mike, one is how do we get all these people out and not get all of our own people out that we needed to get out, and who are these people that we did get out, where they properly vetted, who ar

president biden is receiving backlash for spending the holiday weekend vacationing in delaware. >> the and responsibility to the american people, i'll say we have thousands of americans still in afghanistan right now. but even if it was one, even if it was one american, the commander in chief should be 24/7 around the clock in the white house in the west wing making sure we get that american out. ashley: here to react is tennessee congresswoman diana harshbarger. you just heard that sound bite right there, talking about how the president is now vacationing in delaware, his home state. i mean, is this really the time for him to be vacationing? >> no, this is the time for him to be on the job, 100%. we have people still in afghanistan, they won't let our planes leave. this is -- it's a travesty of the worst kind. he's prioritizing his vacation over the lives of american citizens. you know, he kept his promises to the taliban and he's breaking his promises to americans, to get them out, and god only knows what will happen if they can't get out. ashley: and then there's a couple republican

force that's worked with the evacuation of repatriation of americans and afghans and to the many, delaware and, and americans whom i've heard from a former military folks who served in afghanistan, former diplomat development professionals, eager to help, and i look forward to continuing to coordinate with you and with agencies of our government advocacy groups and other partners on resettlement efforts. i'm glad that the former governor, delaware, a jack markel has been asked to step forward and help coordinate this resettlement effort. and i was encouraged today to see welcome us launch a broad multi faith bipartisan national organization, a co chaired by 3 former presidents, bush and obama. and clinton and dozens and dozens of faith groups and nonprofits to welcome afghans to the united states. so let me just start with a question about visa status sen sullivan. and i wrote a bipartisan letter in mid august the urging expanded eligibility for the s i. v. program, i'm interested in how you're working to expand eligibility under the existing visa programs to include family members and to

we've been meeting throughout the week, and trenton is a city along the delaware river, which has had a history of flooding and neighborhoods along the river along with the state highway. the water is receding now, so we are breathing a sigh of relief. we've mhad to make over 25 wate rescues of cars driving in flooded areas. we had displaced residents. we opened up a shelter in one of the school gymnasiums, but things are slowly trying to get back to normal. we're not out of the woods yet, but we believe that the delaware river is not going to crest above the embankment. >> chief, i am so struck by the frequency with which this seems to be happening now. extreme weather is not going away. we're seeing more of these storms, and they seem to come up, you know, faster than we expected, and so i'm wondering, chief, what you can do next time for the people of mill bburn? is there a way to better prepare them? what do you want them to know the next time this happens so that 100 motorists don't get stuck in their cars? >> well, first and foremost, it's the motorists that create that issue. t

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siders from the university of delaware disaster research center. here are the lines. in the eastern and central time zones, 202-748-8000. it mountain and pacific, 202-748-8001. if you have been affected by hurricane ida in any way, because last night we know that new york city was flooded with record rainfall, that line is 202-748-8002, and we look forward to hearing from you. professor, back to your piece in the conversation. we want to show a map included in that piece of the disasters in 2020 that the federal government responded to. the western wildfires, the drought from the central plains, and numerous hurricanes along the gulf coast and along the east coast, including hurricane isaac, which struck south carolina. in that piece, you write -- this is where you are calling for revisiting the federal recovery aid -- "when infrastructure is damaged, the federal government will pay for 75% of the cost if they damage exceeds a certain threshold. the idea is for federal systems to kick in when state governments are overwhelmed, however, that threshold is only $1 millio

imagine we did this to delaware. right?gine we shipped thousands and thousands of migrants into delaware and they're fishing on the bay. they're riding amtrak, packed in on backs, little english, no skills. where are they going to live? in tents at the beach? are we going to put them in starter homes? you'll have to double every classroom size of every public school district. you're going to have to raise taxes to pay for the social services. they're going to need health care, housing, welfare. this is what they're doing. they're going to steal jobs, lower wages and in a generation they're going to have political power because their families will be able to vote. that will change the entire direction of delaware. do delawareans want that? why is joe doing that to texas. democrats and republicans are saying, closed down, joe. slow it down, joe. he sits in his beach house and obsessed over masks to slap on 2nd graders. >> there was an exchange today that i want to get your take on. this is peter doocy asking where is the vice

here is a live look right now in wilmington, delaware. the president is heading to joint base andrews. now, he has several stops including a briefing on wildfires and an aerial torah damage. the agenda also includes a campaign rally for governor newsom. with the recall election just one day away, the president will be trying to help governor newsom in his fight keep his job. he will join governor newsom at a campaign rally in long beach tonight. just one of these early voting locations. reporter: city hall today for voting at 8:00 a.m. all polling places will be open tomorrow for election day. volunteers went out over the weekend, really making a push to remind people about this election, encouraging people to vote in this recall. some went door-to-door, others held rallies. the candidates will be off today campaigning on the issues. many volunteers say they are just hoping people are aware that the selection is happening and that they remember to vote. >> our campaign is to just get out the vote, and it does not matter who, what, when or

destination bear delaware. those phone walks, hold the key to what happened to venus stewart? coming up, >> we got a guy who i believe is making a lot of calls to doug, he looks a lot like. doug he could pass for. doug we did not want him to know that we were. coming >> please pay a surprise visit to this mystery. caller >> how do you know that? story >> through xbox live. >> and he's gotta hit spinning some parts of his own? the go see his wife. >> okay did he say why? i. >> to hide or. when dateline continues to months in here's where things stood in the investigation into the disappearance of venus stewart. the western michigan mother of two had gone out to the mailbox in her pajamas one morning in april 2010. and hadn't been seen again. investigators suspected her extreme hunts been dug was behind. it is one solid alibi that he'd been elsewhere, was now on shaky ground. cops theorized that he maybe had a stand in virginia so he could sneak off to michigan. but could be. private to find out detective chain k

know where the delaware ended in the suburbs began.y and today officials are still discovering the death toll. in philadelphia, there was no telling where the devastating impact of the storm is still it's another reminder of these extreme — it's another reminder of these extreme storms and the climate crisis _ extreme storms and the climate crisis are — extreme storms and the climate crisis are here. we need to be better— crisis are here. we need to be better prepared. we need to act — better prepared. we need to act. , ., , ., act. this term as a reminder that no one _ act. this term as a reminder that no one is _ act. this term as a reminder that no one is safe - act. this term as a reminder that no one is safe from - act. this term as a reminder that no one is safe from this weather. this obliterated multiple homes in newjersey with the devastating events coming into view, this feels like one of the greatest challenges of this generation. alex etling is a new york resident who was caught up in the storms when water started gushing t

friends in this notion of global warming all of a sudden having-- as they say in the southern part of delaware, they see the lord and better see it quickly. we've got to change and we've got to build back, we've got to build back better before. i know everyone was using that expression now, but it's literal. we're the only country in the world that has gotten through crisis throughout our career, throughout our history and we've come out stronger than when we went in. we've got to do that now. we have a chance to build back in a way that not only gets us back to where we were yesterday, but gets us to a place where we are going to be able to sustain that. sustain that position. for example, we've got bipartisan support. i know i get criticized for trying to get bipartisan support, but we've got it for those legislation i wrote relating to the whole idea of infrastructure. it's real. and what i capitol get-- i couldn't get done, recovery act, the build back better portion of it. whether that passes or not, exactly how much i don't know, but we are going to get it passed. and it has money in the

to boxing, an oscar delaware has come back, fight is off because he's been hospitalized with coven. 1948 year old mexican is fully vaccinated with you to fight for me. you are the champion vitor belfort in los angeles next week. delaware hasn't fought since 2008, but still hopes to be back before the end of the year. when the chances of getting cold, i've been taking care of myself and this really, really well, fans will still get to see a boxing come back though former heavyweight champion of under hurting field has agreed to step in and face belford. holyfield is $58.00 and it will be his 1st fight since 2011 and patrick can play continues to lead golf season ending told championship, but only just the pga told best players competing in the fun with the overall winner of the fedex cup set to get $15000000.00, price in the shadow, just about squeeze in this pot on the way to round of 3 on the pol, he's in 3rd place 5 shot behind the well, number one, john rom in seconds. the fun you'd pick up 5 shops in his 2nd round to close the gap on the that can play the american started the tune we

state university joins us live from dover, delaware, in the u. s. thank you very much for being with us. let me ask you 1st of all, why is this happening and why? now? because it did seem, at least a few years earlier, that guinea had had turned a corner with the election of county in 2010. the 1st democratic votes ever for that country. thank you for having me. yes, that may have been the case, but the latest history was last during the election. when president con de engineer essentially what was another election that force the constitution to allow him to stand. and so he, and as you know, there were quite a bit of civil unrest most gave me a company said to not have been happy with that happened, but you were, they were to force his way through and retained his pregnancy for the 3rd term. that was not part of the election in 2010 and again in 2015 and how much do we know at this point? how much support, colonel, doom, boyer, the pan leader of this qu, have not just within the military but within the country as a whole. yeah, my sources tell m

sure, he can go to delaware. go to fort dix or fort bliss where all of these refugees are. that's really the heart of this story. the catastrophe and the blunder, you think it's so bad and it can't get worse. you read about this. the people that are supposed to bring outs, translators, they're still there being held hostage essentially. then you have 100,000 people coming into this country, nobody know whose they are, nobody knows where they're going to go, nobody knows what their health is, nobody knows whether they're terrorists or not. why are they here and the ones that are supposed to be here are still over there? that -- biden has to confront that. this story is not going away. >> greg: none were vetted and yet the people that you know are supposed to be a crazy. kat, why is the media making this about race? >> you have to give points for creativity. how is this suicide bombing white people's fault? it's creative. i'm super both herred by don lemon's comments. this was a decade long disaster full of lies. w

the president who spent the weekend at his home in delaware called the ruling deeply disappointing. thousands of migrants have continued to camp under a bridge in del-rio, texas. the u.s. is conducting a mass expulsion flying haitians back to the homeland and the border patrol chief said the plan is to have the encampment cleared within a week. >> we're working around the clock to move migrants from out of the heat, elements and underneath the bridge to processing facilities in order to quickly process and remove individuals. >> reporter: as the situation at the border remains chaotic, abroad the administration is facing criticism for an air strike in kabul that killed 10 of civilians including children and no isis-k fighters. some members of the family say they want a better apology and a flight out. >> i thought what general mckenzie did was right, admit the mistake and apologize and he also spoke later of possible reparations. secretary austin has committed to a review that hopefully will look at accountability for this. >> reporter: and he said he would follow the science but pr

that conversation from a from ty of delaware. later, andrew mines will join us to talk about isis-k and the other terror threats in afghanistan. ♪ announcer: the house homeland security committee will hold a hearing to look back at the 9/11 terrorist attacks and how the nation responded. coverage begins today at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online, or listen on the free c-span radio app. ♪ announcer: weekends on c-span2, the best of american history and nonfiction books. on saturday, on the presidency, two programs on gerald ford, the only white house occupant that was never elected president or vice president. first, a visit to the florida presidential museum. then a profile of his life, betty ford, honored for her life's work with a special focus on the white house grounds. featured speakers include the former first daughter. and then heirs due to two prominent political families talk about winning the vote for women and how that is relevant today. book tv features authors discuss in their latest books. on sunday at noon, auth

louisiana and the golf where i was a couple days ago to new jersey and pennsylvania to a lesser extent, delaware to a lesser extent, and new york. people are beginning to realize this is much bigger than anyone was willing to believe. the whole segment of our population denying this thing called climate change. >> right. pres. biden: but i really mean it. sometimes my mother used to say out of everything bad, something good will come if you look hard enough for it. i think we have all seen that even the climate skeptics are saying that this really does matter. it is not just whether or not people who are just trying to get by in these homes and alleys here working their butts off do well. it's people in high towers along the shore that find that as there is rain and this change takes place in the groundwater, the buildings are beginning to tilt. 100 story buildings. this goes so far beyond what anybody is willing to speak to up to now. host: when it comes to issues of funding for aftereffects of biden and other things, the washington post reports biden administration is calling on congress to ad

while this is unfolding, the president is in delaware and is not scheduled to return to d.c.kennedy: thank you, emily. as president biden tries to step into the role of consoler-in-chief, riddick's accusing of being weak and incompetent after it appears he used a cheat sheet with names and photos of local officials including the mayor of new orleans, latoya cantrell, while surveying storm damage in louisiana. it's not the first time he needed a little help remembering details. you may recall the first formal press conference back in march where the president had several cheat sheets highlighting key policy planes as well as the names of journalists. so i look at this, tomi, and i think to myself, if this were president trump and he had a cheat sheet, there would be a deafening cry, 25th amendment! remove him from office! >> tomi: and this is how well this president does with a cheat sheet. let's think about the fact that he could not have a cheat sheet a teacher and then where would press conferences be? in the unlikely event he actually holds press conferences regularly, whi

philadelphia where there was no telling whether the delaware river endedin telling whether the delawaren suburbs began. rescuers went door—to—door by boat helping people escape from those in the upper floors. people escape from those in the upperfloors. others are not people escape from those in the upper floors. others are not so lucky and today, officials are still discovering the true death toll. after a year of extreme climate events that have shocked the nation, a warning from the president. the ast few a warning from the president. the past few days of hurricane ida and the wildfires in the west and the unprecedented flash floods in new york and _ unprecedented flash floods in new york and newjersey is yet another reminder_ york and newjersey is yet another reminder of these extreme storms and the climate _ reminder of these extreme storms and the climate crisis are here. we need to be _ the climate crisis are here. we need to be better— the climate crisis are here. we need to be better prepared. we need to act. to be better prepared. we need to act this _ to be better prepared. w

next week. delaware hasn't fought since 2000 night, but still hope st. back before the end of the year when the chances of getting cold, i've been taking care of myself and this really, really well, fans will still get to see a boxing come back. so former heavyweight champion event holyfield has agreed to step in and face belfort. holyfield is $58.00 and it will be his 1st trial since 2011. and patrick country continues to lead golf season ending toward championship, but only just the pga tours best play as a competing in this one with the full winner of the fedex cup set to get 15000000 dollars price in december. just about pleased in this part on the way to around 3, and he's in 3rd place 5 shots behind the. well, the one john rom, who's in seconds. the spaniard picked up 5 shots in his 2nd round to close. the gap on leader can play. the american started the tune that with a full shot advantage, because he was top of the fedex standings going in. but that's now down to just one . he bowed his last 2 holes to keep his nose in front on 17, on the pol. al

>> jon: mark meredith live in delaware, thank you. >>> for more on this, let's bring in dr.butor and physician and professor of public health at johns hopkins university. from what i have read, doctor, you think the fda made the right call here. >> that's right. you know, they found insufficient data in the younger population, and in people over 65, there is some data now that the booster does reduce the risk of significant illness, severe illness and hospitalization, but i think it is important for people to be careful with the language. the idea that you need a booster or have to get a booster or are required to get a booster, that's not correct terminology because the relative risk reduction is mild, and it starts from an already very low risk level that you have against severe illness understand you have -- once you have the standard vaccine regimen. >> jon: why was the white house pushing this booster for millions of americans? >> pharma convinced the white house to purchase 400 million doses in anticipation of boosters. they basically said people are going to need boos

>> alicia: david spunt in wilmington, delaware, thanks, david. much more on the situation in afghanistan. coming up later on "fox news live" at 4:00 p.m. eastern, when national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us live to talk about her exclusive sit-down interview with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. you will be able to see that entire interview tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern on "fox report" with jon scott. >> mike: on our southern border, the rise in migrant traffic is making the fight against human smuggling even more of a challenge. fox news took an airboat ride with a chief of the texas sector for a closer look at how the border patrol is using technology against smuggling cartels. jonathan hunt is live there. hello, jonathan. >> hey, mike. a lot of the migrants who make it across the rio grand behind me here and past the first line of border patrol heads straight to stash houses run by human smuggling gangs. take a look at the video of one of the stash houses. we are told by border chief here that they have uncovered mo

host: it is the university of delaware disaster research center, and the assistant professor a.r. siders with us this morning. thanks so much. andrew is a research fellow with the program on extremism, joining us to talk about potential terror threats out of afghanistan since the u.s. withdrawal. welcome to washington journal. let's start off with the question of who is this group that we have heard so much about, isis-k? the group is focused on a and a stand. they formed in 2015 when members of the pakistani taliban, the afghan taliban, al qaeda and other members of different jihadist groups coalesced around one leader who was nominated as the governor or top leader to oversee this branch operating in afghanistan. not long after that they embarked on one of the most deadly campaigns of terrorism we've seen in that region. >> the taliban has been aligned with al qaeda in the past. what is the isis-k relationship with al qaeda? >> these groups are vehemently opposed to each other. there's a little bit of history where different affiliates of both organizations were butting heads, l

thank you for the live report from wilmington, delaware.ff. ♪♪ >> well, less than one week after the u.s. withdrawal, reports of fresh fighting in afghanistan as taliban fighters seek to consolidate power amid pockets of resistance. ryan chilcott joins us with the latest and it seems that the fighters are not laying down their weapons? >> not just yet, that's right. as you know, the taliban is in control of nearly all of afghanistan, but there has been one last pocket of resistance, one last patch of land that is not under the taliban's control. it's called the poncher valley north of kabul. but today at least some taliban officials are saying it's now under their control. we can't confirm that. we're looking into it, but there is some video that shows what appears to be taliban in what appears to be the vicinity of the valley. note the hum-vee, by the way, next to the taliban, that's equipment the u.s. gave the government of afghanistan to fight the taliban and is now, as you can see there, at the disposal of the taliban. the so-called afg

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expecting the president to make any on camera statements while he's here at his vacation home in delaware, but. next week. he'll be talking a lot about covid when he addresses the u. n general assembly in new york for the first time since taking office traveling with the president, and we're hoping beach, delaware, marc meredith. fox news. if you are outside around sunset, take a look at this. just look at this. our cameras captured a spectacular image of the sun going down the combination of clouds and sunlight. we're sure to please just about anyone who was able to look outside and noticed was that cool meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now the breakdown of what we can expect very well changing their sunset. wow, that was something else. so dramatic in that picture, andre? yeah. a lot happening, and when that picture as well, we had the low clouds and fog and then you have the mid to upper level clouds moving into the region throughout the day that you know this storm really not here. it's not only a storm, but just little little weak system, but we still had a pretty good amount of dr

en el noreste del país torndaso, inundaciones repentinas por las lluvias azotan en pennsylvania, delawares se llevaron techos y en la región se esperan hasta 6 pulgadas de lluvia y mire, estas imágenes son de esta noche en brooklyn y por primera vez en nueva york hay alerta de emergencia , y esta otra imagenes de la estación del metro anegada por las lluvias que se ven ahora y en nueva jersey , pennsylvania hemos visto los peores daños hay personas desplazdas casas destruidas y vamos con jaime becerril . >>> buenas noches, estamos al sur de nueva jersey en harriston donde un tornado causó devastación a las 6 con 30 las personas dicen que recibieron este aviso de tornado y ellos nos cuentan que fueron a su sótano y familias que estaban cenando y bueno, después de que este tornado arrasdara con estas casas nos informaron que habían tres personas en esta residencia a mi izquierda que tres personas pudieron llegar al sótano y acá están las brigadas de seguridad y cuerpo de bomberos y de policía acudieron a la llamada y pudieron sacara estas personas con vida y ahora están dsetrozamos y bueno,

host: it is the university of delaware disaster research center, and the assistant professor a.r. siders president biden: sorry to keep you waiting. i was getting updates. i spoke with the governors of new york and new jersey. i plan to speak with the governor of pennsylvania after the floods from ida, the fifth largest hurricane in our history. record rain fell. new york reported more rain yesterday than it usually sees in the entire month of september. we saw more than three inches of rain per hour fall in central park. the united states and national weather a flood emergency in manhattan, brooklyn, queens, the bronx, staten island, and parts of long island last night. this is the first time that such a warning has ever been issued for the city. people were trapped in the subways, who broke men and women of the fire department ever rescued all of them. we are seeing the same story of devastation and heroism across new jersey and pennsylvania as well. for now, 11 people in new york and new jersey died because of the storm. i want to express my thanks to all the first responders a

peter doocy has more from delaware. a special hostage situation on the ground in afghanistan. but they are also reminding us they don't have any people on the ground in afghanistan anymore to confirm or deny these reports that we are getting about americans on planes not able to leave. the white house chief of staff said that everything is going the way they expected. >> we know many have family members and want to stay. the ones that want to leave we will get them out. what happened on august 31st we transitioned from a military mission to a diplomatic mission to get the remaining americans and afghan allies out of the country. we continue to work on that. >> on the record from the white house. the state department has undertaken an extensive effort to contact americans who still remain in afghanistan and: the president hasn't spoken on camera about afghanistan since last tuesday. >> the evacuation is not over, mr. president. there are still americans stuck. siv holders and green card holders that right now as we speak

the pentagon, and this was 20 years ago today president biden was then a senator, a senator from delaware, chair of senate foreign relations committee. he was up on capitol hill as attacks were playing out and that united flight 93, the one he is there commemorating and honoring lives lost in shanksville, pennsylvania, that's one hijackers hoped would get to the capitol, ultimately with heroism and bravery of passengers and crew, that didn't happen. we'll see the president over the course of the next few hours. white house said it was important to him to visit all three sites on september 11th, traveling home to wilmington, delaware later in the day. >> arlette saenz, thank you so much for the update. we'll continue to keep eyes on the president's whereabouts as he continues to talk with all those directly effected from 20 years ago. 9/11 remembrance memorials continue across the country. this morning, bruce springsteen performed "i'll see you in my dreams in lower manhattan." ♪ even though you're gone, in my heart been emptied it seems ♪ i'll see you in my dreams. oror necessity. we can

but after a nice long weekend in delaware mumbling, bumbling, muttering the white house, that guy joe was completely ignoring what is happening with the reality is for each and every person. we are talking not a peep out oc biden on any effort to save americans he abandoned behind enemy lines. it is now day 24 of the worst hostage situation in american history. >> we have six airplanes at mazar-e sharif airport. six airplanes with american citizens on them as we speak. also with the interpreters and the taliban is holding them hostage. >> we've been able to identify relatively small i number of americans seeking to depart from mazar-e sharif with their families. the taliban cannot deny access to anyone holding valid documents. but they have said those without documents, at this point, can't leave. >> we don't have a great deal of understanding of every individual. >> they are not clearing airplanes to depart. they sat at the airport the last couple of days. we know the reason why, the taliban want something in exchange. >> american held hostage, day 24. abandoned behind enemy lines. >

the president, who spent the weekend at his home in delaware, called the ruling deeply disappointing. meanwhile, thousands of migrants have continued to camp out under a bridge in del-rio, texas. the u.s. is flying haitians back to their homeland and the border patrol chief said the plan is to have the encampment cleared within the week. >> we're working around the clock to ex be pee dishesly move -- expeditiously move migrants to our processing facilities in order to quickly process and remove individuals. >> reporter: and as the situation at the border remains chaotic, abroad the administration is facing criticism in an air strike in kabul that killed 10 civilians including children and no isis k fighters. some members of the families say they want a better apology from the u.s. and a flight out. >> i hope they understand what happened and make sure that never happens again. this is not only a human tragedy, it reflects on us before the entire world. it's unacceptable. >> reporter: and he said he would follow the science but president biden is facing criticism for getting ahead of a

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officials there are still urging people living near the delaware river to exercise extreme caution. waters are still rising. the river has yet to crest. this is not over there. one of the affected areas is bucks county near philadelphia. their commission chair is diane ellis marseglia, and she joins us now. >> thanks for having me, chris. >> what is the situation? >> we are cresting right now so we're holding our collective breath. >> and what does that mean that it's cresting in terms of the impact in the communities and what you're trying to do to help? >> well, this is when the water will be at its highest, and so any water we could be inundated. so anybody who's already got water could end up with more water. people who haven't left their homes but were cautioned to do so, we're hoping that they're leaving now or they left. >> is this story same where you are, that we're hearing from other officials, which is that, look, you knew it was coming. you knew there was going to be water but not this much water this fast? >> that's absolutely right. i really thought we'll be able to ha

talks about you all the time like i talk about delaware. she loves you.ter of fact, she thinks you are the only state in the nation, vice president kamala harris. [ applause ] >> of course the reason i'm here and you're all here is to thank and support our friend, governor gavin newsom, the best governor in the country. california, i'm not sure you know it, but if you didn't know it, you k should. the eyes of the nation, this is not hyperbole, the eyes of the nation are on california because the decision you are about to make isn't just going to have a huge impact on california, it's going to reverberate around the nation andro quite frankly not joke around thely world. and here's why. all of you know the last year i got to run against the real donald trump. well, this year, this year, the leading republican running for governor is the closest thing to a trump clone that i have ever seen. no, i really mean it. and he's leading the other team. he'sm. a clone of donald trump. can you imagine him being governor of this state? you can't let that happen. there

delaware state police is pretty good too, mr. president. your presence here sends a strong message to all of us that that support, not only response, recovery mitigation, but the federal government is here, we saw that yesterday with the administrator and i walked around and spoke to homeowners. thank you. i want to take the opportunity to thank and give my gratitude for the assistance we got from the white house, fema, department of defense, hhs. it's an honor to stand shoulder to shoulder with all of you and show the rest of the country what it means to be a truly collaborative effort here. thank you. a little bit about the day of the storm. that morning at 10:00 a.m. we hosted a call with coordinators, state emergency management partners, we activated our sbec and just a few hours later, an unprecedented amount of rainfall, a stalgering rate of rain, upending families, causing loss of life. few areas were unscathed. flooding occurred in 10 of our 21 counties that are normally not flood-prone. and the ef-3 that hit over in harrison townsh

i grew up in a little town in delaware and went to school. i got my first job offer where my deceased wife and i wanted to move to idaho because it is such a beautiful, beautiful state. i interviewed for a job with boise cascades and in the meantime there was a war going on. anyway, the whole point was i use to always but i grew up in a little town in scranton that shut down because of the goldmine. i went to a little catholic grade school off 95 there used to be the philadelphia pike so my mom would drive me to the parking lot and right across the street was the fire station, volunteer but very good. some group to be firefighters, police or priests. i didn't qualify for any of them so here i am. you are incredible at what you do. it's not hyperbole. you know about my long, long relationship with firefighters. i mean, it from the bottom of my heart we owe you more than just our thanks. we owe you what you need to deal with these problems. sorry to go on for so long. thank you. turning it back to you i guess, i don't know who -- whoever. >> i

an hour after the president landed in delaware further weakened away. we had the booster news from the fda, we had the french say they were pulling their ambassador because of their anger that the deal, the u.s. and the uk made with australia made over submarines. and now ten civilians killed, seven children. the white house of course -- this is complicated. they have been telling americans, and our allies, that they can pull out of afghanistan. the military presence could no longer be, there and yet they would keep americans safe from tariff it's. in part because of the over the horizon intelligence capabilities. this was likely the last drone strike in afghanistan. it was a tragic mistake. it does cast doubt over whether the fact horizon intelligence it will be enough to prevent terrorist groups from forming and thriving in afghanistan. there's a lot of anger in the region over what happened here. a lot of questions again about the decision, as wide as the white house likes to point to public polling saying that most americans say that it was time for

kay whitehead, who sadly passed away on september 9, 2021, served as president of the delaware county farm bureau for two decades. kay also served as chair of the delaware county republican party and in various advisory capacities to dan quayle, richard lugar, david macintosh, mike pence, and myself. i'm grateful to kay for counsel, guidance, and friendship over the years. she will be dearly missed. my thoughts are with her husband, bill. her children, and siblings as well as her three grandchildren. mr. speaker, i rise in objection to the democrats' monster tax and spending spree that will be a detriment to hoosiers back at home in my indiana. i have heard from hundreds and hundreds of constituents literally who have worried that these next set of spending bills will hurt their families more than they will help. from paying more for groceries and gas, to being up able to find workers to keep the doors of their small businesses open, wasteful government spending is moving our country towards stagflation. plain and simple, inflation is taxation. on my constituents, on americans, and i

. >> let's bring in nbc's lauren egan covering the president from wilmington, delaware.ren, the president didn't make a formal speech during the memorials during 9/11 but he did speak briefly with the press. what did he say? >> unity was his message he called on the nation to come together in a similar way that he said happened the 9/11 attacks. he said it was time to heal a divisiveness in our country particularly in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. listen to what he had to say yesterday. >> i just -- i just think -- i thought that president bush made a really good speech today. genuinely good speech about who we are. we are not -- the core of who we are is not the violent. so it would be inappropriate for me to tell you the number of serious republicans in the past and the future who are still around who call me and the me what can i do to help? they get it, too. >> the president there calling for the nation to come together, projecting a message of unity. at the same time he's notably wearing a face mask there, really underscoring just how difficult it is for him

and the president is in delaware on this labor day. is that the place to be, given what we're seeing still unfolding in afghanistan? >> no. i mean, the commander in chief has a duty and responsibility to the american people. we have americans and, again, i'll say we have thousands of americans still in afghanistan right now. but even if it was one, even if it was one american, the commander in chief should be 24/7 around the clock in the white house in the west wing of the white house making sure we get that american out and in my time in special operations, if one american is on the ground, one american is in a bad place, we'll scorch the earth to go get them, we'll exhaust every resource we have to get them and now we have thousands and we're not doing anything about it. we're leaving people behind. we have to go get our americans, no questions asked. he's not where he's supposed to be. jillian: what you said, even if we have one, that's one of the things that all of the veterans that we've been talking to, that's one of the things t

[laughter] [applause] biden has been in delaware for days, but you think he's in afghanistan, but thatcriticism or unwanted interactions. the developers claim it's just like a joe biden press conference. [laughs] the twitter allows you to lament unwelcome indirection. i have a similar feature on my devices. it's called the on off switch. new york democrat candidate for city council wants to put victims in charge of rehabilitating violent criminals, rather than prison. other ideas include using enormous hydrogen filled balloons to transport people. that might have been the hindenburg. many americans have put on weight during the pandemic and worry they will be unrecognizable when they returned to work. it's the news that inspired andrew cuomo to eat a family size lasagna. so he would be unrecognizable. swimmers are being worn to avoid waters off england where there is apparently a confused dolphin. melissa is asking us to withhold judgment unless we know he's a democrat. dolphins can become very amorous when they interact with humans. but the only dolphin i ever swam with told me he jus

jon: david spunt from wilmington, delaware. thank you.will have more on this story with chris stewart who is on the house intelligence committee. meantime the taliban is expected to announce a new government in afghanistan next week amid nationwide economic instability. meanwhile qatar and turkish teams are working to restore operations at the kabul airport as a resume in that country. trey yingst is live in doha. >> good evening domestic flights have started in afghanistan and as the qatari's and turks work to get the airport operational again. there are ongoing discussions to determine who exactly will run the airport and for how long. we do know according to qatari sources that it'll be on evacuation and humanitarian aid. >> this is our first light yesterday we went to iraq and spent the night on their then we took the passengers and then we traveled to kabul. >> this comes as a television works to get civil services up and running again under their new islamic system. video shows lines of a number of banks while others indicate other

let's get to lauren eagan who's traveling with the president in delaware. president has made his thoughts on this law and the supreme court's action very clear. he plans to hold the government's response. what does that actually mean? >> un-american and like a vigilante system. those are the words, kendis, that the president has used to describe this texas law. what he can actually do about it, that is unclear. as you've mentioned, he's pledged this whole government approach, which is a phrase he often uses when he wants to tackle big, complex challenges. specifically he's asked the department of justice to take a look at this to see what sort of legal remedies might be available. but legal experts have warned their options are fairly limited and narrow. all the while the white house is saying they support roe versus wade, they're committed to fighting for a woman's right to an abortion. take a look at what white house press secretary jen psaki had to say about this issue. >> why does the president support abortion when his own catholic faith teaches aborti

give a shout out to my favorite daughter always talking about you all the time, like i talk about delaware. she loves you. she think you're the only state in the nation. vice president kamala harris. of course, the reason i am here , you are all here, is to think and support our friend, governor gavin newsom. the best governor in the country. california, i am not sure you know it. >> you are listening to president joe biden addressed the crowd in an anti-recall rally in long beach. we will continue streaming the president's remarks live on cbsn bay area after this newscast and we will have a wrapup of all of today's events tonight at 11:00. >>> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome finally. finally. how y'all? heh heh heh. thank y'all. heh heh. thank y'all very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and we got another good one for you today. returning for their third day