i don't think you'll get that out of mckenzie, mckenzie has been very, very clear. of his biggest regret of his time in the military is that the administration did this one thing. they did not pull out the afghan he is, they did not pull out the civilians, they did not pull out the state department individuals before they pulled out of the military. that was the biggest abomination of all of this that created what you sow it people hanging off the wings of aircraft, people rushing the airports, and i expect to hear general mckenzie speak about that as well. >> sandra: interesting set up in the states of this hint stomach hearing. it's titled "forgetting impeachment" watch this biden investigation. it reads well, house republicans find a hard time finding evidence, if their probe of the afghanistan withdrawal could be the most damaging house investigation for this president, the withdrawal was a pivotal point in biden's presidency. he has struggled to recover from. republicans focus on this and not the selection year? >> we have been focusing on this on the oversight

taliban leader asked mckenzie if the u.s.to take over security for all of kabul which mckenzie declined without passing that question up the chain of command ultimately to the president. he then asks mckenzie what the u.s. thought about the idea of taliban taking over kabul. mckenzie consulted with former ambassador w and this is where t gets rough. mckenzie told him he had no opinion on that so long as the taliban did not interfere with the u.s. evacuation. now because of that the u.s. was forced to rely on the taliban for the security of our kids and the rest of the civilians that were trying to get out. so don't say on national tv and lie that the taliban was not in charge of the security. he said in august 15th of 2021 that that is exactly what was happening. don't sit here and live. it's wrong and he has to pay for it. >> john: darren, i want to ask you one quick question before we get out here, do you know what happened with your fellow gold star father at the state of the union where he got up and interrupted the presi

general mckenzie? citizen family members. >> correct. >> many did not want to evacuate until they knew there was a crisis because they didn't want to leave the family. >> correct. >> even if we started a neo earlier, that does not mean there would not have been a rush as the afghan security cause people realized they need to get out. that probably would not have changed, even if we started it earlier? >> hard to know, but possible. >> our partners from our friends , our afghan allies who are still there. we have an obligation to get them out. there is called the afghan allies protection act, a bipartisan bill, i want to take mr. barrett, a cosponsor, i want to encourage my colleagues who are not cosponsors to sign on because we can still do right and save lives by passin this bill and providing a pathway for our friends to get out. >> the chair recognizes mr. perry from pennsylvania. >> we honor the goldstar families and the servicemembers here today. general milley , general mckenzie, were the rules o

general mckenzie?ould have hadrobably 5,000 and may be more than that. >> including the trump administration. >> did our allies inform you woe u.s. went to zero? >> yes, they said we will be aligned with you and that they would follow our lead because the unique capabilities of the united states couldn't stay without ourto presence. >> it was nearly complete by july. more than a month ahead of the august deadline. why was the drawdown executed so quickly and did you at any point believe the process was moving too fast? >> it was by design from the very beginning. we wanted to get out as quickly as we could because we believed. reporter: a broad safety and would give a cushion because of unanticipated -- >> what orders were drivingg, the speed? >> concerns about that alabama attacking as lord about isis being able to carry out attacks d also the desire to have room at the backend in case we had to travel, weather problems, aircraft problems that slowed ut happen -- >> it isn't clear that the afghan mili

plus my doctor lisa mckenzie. plus my punst doctor lisa mckenzie.s will be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes of the day a busy hour and those papers are coming. but first, my take at ten. prince harry has lost his legal case against the home office for top level police protection. when he's in the uk now. god knows i've had my disagreements with prince harry in recent years. it's my view that he threw his family , his country and the family, his country and the monarchy under the bus just to make a fast buck. it's worth remembering that back in the day, prince harry was one of the most popular royals cheeky party going fun loving, a breath of fresh air. he served in the military. he was one of the boys he liked to drink . military. he was one of the boys he liked to drink. he liked to lady. no problem . i'm a dashing lady. no problem. i'm a dashing young prince with a big future and an inexhaustible well of pubuc and an inexhaustible well of public support. but hooray, harry became the prodigal prince and now many in his own fami

caroline: mckenzie, we know the u.s. is applying pressure to ultimately those other countries that they want to ensure the ways of navigating through the blocks don't still happen. they are turning to the netherlands and japan to squeeze even tighter. what about indigenous makers and china? are they getting to a place where they can do it alone? mckenzie: certainly the hope from the u.s., the netherlands and japan, part of this agreement to squeeze china on semiconductor technology, they hope that the controls they have already imposed will keep china from ever catching up. the reality is, there are significant differences between the controls imposed by those three countries. u.s. firms are not allowed to send their employees to service equipment that is in china. those employees cannot do repairs come but there dutch and japanese peers are able to in many cases. there are big gaps the u.s. seeks to close between those three countries' regimes, and then you have the u.s. reaching out to south korea and germany to get th

three, mark milley and kenneth mckenzie testify on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan before the house foreign affairs committee. you can watch coverage on c-span now or on c-span.org. >> healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this. whe democracy at work when citizens are truly informed, our republic thrives. get informedxy straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span. powered by cable. >>■& we are joined by michelle price via zoom. good morning to you. >> last week joe biden and donald trump essentially clinched the respective nominations, earning enough delegates to get the nomination at the national convention. so what is there to watch for steel when it comes to primaries with two dozen states still yet to hold the presidential primaries? continue to scoop up delegates in these states as they continue to have contests. there are no strong challeng

hi, mckenzie. what have you found? >> reporter: hey, courtney.uth by southwest is the best time to be in the city by far when you get the inside track on the tech that will hit the mainstream in six months from now. this year the hottest topic, of course, is ai. and a lot of people are talking about the energy problems that it presents. i spoke with the ceo of one of two power companies chaired by open ai ceo sam altman. >> one of the things we think about what it takes to scale ai and where it goes. obviously you need chips. that's a big part of it. but then you need energy to power all those chips and need it in massive amounts. you want it something that's extraordinarily scaleable matches well with what the demand looks like. in other words, ai compute will be something that's 24/7. you need the power always. >> reporter: so they're all about nuclear power because it's inherently reliable, very clean and extremely scaleable. this is why silicon valley has been pumping money into nuclear energy for years. bezos and gates are two other big supp

. >> next we hear from retired general and kenneth mckenzie on their involvement with the 2021 u.s.e was u.s.ndee told lawmakers he took full of military responsibility for the suicide bomb attack that killed 13 u.s. service members as they helped with evacuations general milley served as chair of the joint chiefs of staff in 2021 also gave his assessment of the withdrawal plan and the lessons learned for this hearing from the house foreign affairs committee runs almost four hours.

very emotional as we watched mark milley the former chairman of joint chief and general mckenzie testifyxit from afghanistan. we'll stay with that? in the meantime, four years after the covid shutdowns that americans school kids are still trying to recover from a newly released documents are boosting the theory that the virus came from the lab and was potentially intentionally developed in the lab with the goal of preventing it from infecting people. that according to the former new york times science editor nicholas wade was deeply researched all of this covering covid's origins for the last three years. he writes in the wall street journal "this clearly strengthens perhaps conclusively their contention that the virus is instead static. richard h. brett right -- says it greatest "to the level of a smoking gun, loaded manic evidence that the virus was manufactured. waypoints of the u.s. government rejected the proposal but says researchers could have gone ahead with funding from china. here's what dr anthony col cseke a former head of the national attitude of allergy and infectious disea

greg mckenzie.—— at the sport with hugh. hello from the bbc sport centre. england ended ireland's hopes of back—to—back six nations grand slams with a dramatic one—point victory at twickenham. marcus smith, on his first appearance in the championship, kicked a stoppage time drop goal to stun ireland who thought they'd won it courtesy of james lowe's second try of the match. the result means that england are still in with an outisde chance of winning the six nations when they travel to france next week. ireland will clinch the title with a win at home to scotland. for the team, i think obviously we didn't get the result we wanted last time but i think this team is going to take a lot of pride and confidence from that performance. we challenged one of the best teams in the world through the 80 minutes, it ebbed and flowed, they got ahead, we got ahead. i think it was a brilliant spectacle for the fans and i know that the boys will be very happy with that one. we have been very good at winning, everyon

i asked our correspondent greg mckenzie to explain what had happened.uld be affected, involving about 45 patients. now, the hospital trust has not confirmed those numbers, but it centres around the freezing process of embryos, and some of those embryos have simply not survived or when thawed were undetected. now, homerton fertility centre here in east london has said that it's called in external clinical experts to find out what has happened here, but up until now, they've not been able to determine the problems and why this has happened. meanwhile, the uk fertility regulator has suspended the licence here, the operating licence for fertility treatment. and the trust itself has apologised to those patients involved but says it has changed the way in which it works here. some of those changes will include having two staff members to cross—check each other�*s work to find out what they're actually doing. now, the metropolitan police have also confirmed they have been here to the unit but have told us today that, as of now, they are not conducting a crimin

and crypto—skeptic ben mckenzie.ow, you, us, taxpayers subsidise those private firms to the tune of billions of pounds every year. so is the tide turning against privatisation? economics editor ben chu and political editor nick watt. then, what is happening with macro i? then, what is happening with macro 1? w ., , ., , then, what is happening with macro 1? the fact that these thames water shareholders — 1? the fact that these thames water shareholders have _ 1? the fact that these thames water shareholders have refused _ 1? the fact that these thames water shareholders have refused to - 1? the fact that these thames water shareholders have refused to put - shareholders have refused to put this extra money into the company doesn't make nationalisation eventually inevitable —— thames water. but it does make it a lot more likely it would otherwise have been. if it does happen, it wouldn't been. if it does happen, it wouldn't be a willing nationalisation and no doubt ministers would try and get the company back into pri

. >> reporter: general frank mckenzie who oversaw forces in the middle east joins us. and -- >> what after all, is a democrat like me doing at a republican convention like this? >> martha: we remember political maverick, joe lieberman with our powerhouse round table. >> martha: good morning, and welcome to "this week." this morning, some of the most powerful cranes in the country are working to clear the wreckage from the francis scott key bridge from the port of baltimore. here's a look this morning at the efforts to remove the debris from the massive cargo ship that caused the bridge's collapse and the death of the six construction workers. maryland senator chris van hollen will join us to discuss the cleanup efforts and the long road to recovery ahead, but senator van hollen, a member of the foreign relations committee, is also making news for his direct, biting criticism of the biden administration over its handling of gaza, a conflict that is creating a humanitarian crisis and a diplomatic and political storm which is dividing the democratic party. the challenge p

let's take a look at a portion this is retired general mckenzie, who is the former head of central command[video clip] >> i am personally here today voluntarily to help the families of the fallen, the 13 fallen, and e thousands of fallen and tens of thousands of wounded and countless others who suffer the invisible wounds to g answers. i am humbled to be here today with three gold families, and i know the other families could not make it, by intended to contact them in the coming -- but i intend to contact them in the coming weeks. they know my feelings for them. me or any general or any politician or anyone that can ever bring back their fallen. all of us can andll of #&us must honor their sacrifice to protect our country and to be forever grateful that they entered the call. 'each of them paid the ultimate sacrifice on the altar of freedom like so many before them to keep our nation safe, and we rs. and i am committed to assist in the effort to get them answers. but we should also not be under any illusion. all of the answers here today. this process will take a considerable length of ti

years of stay in afghanistan, as the head of the central command of the us armed forces, kenneth mckenzieafghan mission bundeswehr. 20 years cost the lives of 59 german military personnel, 35 of whom died in battle or as a result of an attack, for 2 years, when nato is not involved in hostilities in ukraine, the loss of foreign mercenaries, there are not only nato countries, but foreign ones, 5,962 people. out of 13,387 participants, this is one in three, this is a very high mortality rate. actions, as they say, they broke in, captured this whole gang, for them it was a surprise, the appearance of russian units in the rear, to the rear, that’s it, let’s go cars, all the houses were prepared for... everything on almost every floor, they took a long time, from the beginning of the assault to the end of 7 days, well, that is, by today's standards, very quickly. on march 16, 2014, the crimeans and sevastopol residents decided with whom they were. kiev really wanted to show this crimea to the rebellious peninsula. they tried to put up barriers for us everywhere, they tried to block crimea from

>> correct, senator. >> mckenzie has not filed under fara. i have the respective filings and i will put them up on the posted board. for each of your respective companies, yours is totally blank. teneo has filed under fara. what is the justification for mckenzie not doing so? >> thank you, senator. i cannot comment on the page you mentioned but i can answer the question, which is as it relates to fara, we take fara incredibly seriously. we seek outside expert counsel on anything that might be fara related. we sought expert counsel in this case, and given that there was no policy or influence of any kind , determined that this was not fara reportable. >> well, let me just say to colleagues, i think one of the findings that we are developing here is that fara needs to be strengthened. and i am not saying, mr. sternfels, that you are violating the law, but certainly if teneo thought it had an obligation to file under fara, i am questioning why mckenzie did not. i am not saying that you're not doing so violates the law but maybe the law should be

academic lisa mckenzie, actor and tv personality christopher academic lisa mckenzie, actor and tv pers commentator jo—anne biggins and political commentatorjo—anne nadler christopher. that's you in action porridge, which is a action in porridge, which is a classic sitcom. >> well, in those days, in the 70s, there were so many classic tv comedy shows. i mean, they were everywhere. i mean , you were everywhere. i mean, you know, fawlty towers, some others do have them , the arm, what the do have them, the arm, what the good life, the good, the good life, which was fantastic , you life, which was fantastic, you know. and they were comedy was rife. what was the step to. >> yes, i loved that. but you, you you were. >> w- you were. >> in porridge. of >> you were in porridge. of course. that was a course. i mean, that was such a brilliant course. i mean, that was such a brilit|nt i mean, ronnie barker >> it was. i mean, ronnie barker and the wonderful richard beckinsale, that beckinsale, who you showed that minute a few minutes ago. i mean, he was he would have been a huge star if he hadn't d

>> i can't comment on why it was created but i can comment on that it never left mckenzie -- mckinsey. >> did you do that kind of work with respect to dissidents and other countries? >> i can't comment on the work o we have done and that's not a type of work we do. >> have you ever done that work in china? >> not to my knowledge, sir. >> let me just say in closing that we appreciate your being here. and as i said at the beginning of this hearing, the ramifications for this proceeding have potential to echo outside of this chamber and whatever happens next the courts of the federal government oversights of united states companies in their dealings with foreign governments and foreign investors simply cannot and should not be did dated by a foreign power and we have heard a lot today about consultants before us feeling caught in the middle and having no choice but to bend to the will of a bully and we don't take on lightly the unprecedented and aggressive stance that they have taken and it is an arm of the saudi kingdom of the saudi government and of the saudi ministry. you do have an o

but usc led by nine at the half, mckenzie forbes scoring 14 in the first half. all right.aight to the fourth quarter. now cardinal down a dozen. stanford's kiki griffin how about two of her 18. and all of a sudden it's a ten point game. but forbes always had an answer for usc. her brother is mason on the saint mary's men's team. she had a game high 26. former cal coach lindsay gottlieb wins the last ever pac 12 tournament, as stanford falls 7461 selection sunday is next week, espn reports. the 40 niners will release defensive lineman eric armstead when the new nfl year begins tomorrow, espn insider adam schefter says they tried to restructure his contract, but he ultimately wanted to test the free agent market. sacramento native has played his entire nine year career with the niners, and his eight playoff sacks are second all time in franchise history. santa cruz warriors hosting rio grande valley in their annual chase center game steve kerr's son nick is their head coach, watching santos score a team high 26 points. he's on a two year, two way deal. excuse me. appeared in

for more it is mckenzie hawkins. what is interesting is, amd had not been discussing what they have been making for china, but you got the inside track. mckinsey: have seen this story play out before with nvidia, which publicly said we are trying to design an ai processor for the chinese market to align with u.s. export controls after those curbs were put in place in 2022. then the u.s. moved to tighten those restrictions about a year later. that captured nvidia's chip. the u.s. said you cannot sell that to chinese customers. since then we have seen nvidia release new processors for china that they say align with the stricter restrictions, and also amd trying to get into this market as well. amd debuted a new suite of ai chips in december, and this china-specific chip is a less powerful version of that broader lineup of products. ed: right. the important thing is there are two potential lines of rules amd has to follow. there is a technological restriction, a blanket rule that says you cannot offer anything in china

joining me now is jacqueline mckenzie, who is a human rights lawyer for leigh solicitors and fiyaz mughuler of organisation faith matters. faith matters and tell mama — a national project supporting victims of islamophobia. he was until last week the frontrunner to become the government adviser on anti—muslim hate. but he withdrew after receiving "extreme threats" from far—right groups. welcome to both, gratefulfor your time this evening. let's start with you, jacqueline, so many barriers to black women in public life, what did you think of the comments when you read them this morning and how did you feel as a black woman here in the response this morning? it’s the response this morning? it's horrifying. _ the response this morning? it's horrifying. i— the response this morning? it�*s horrifying, i have known diane since eric campaign back in 1987, when i worked as a race equality officer, and it was herfirst worked as a race equality officer, and it was her first time as a candidate standing in her constituency, so i have known her almost a0 years, and have seen the sort of abuse and att

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general milley and mark mckenzie on capitalist hill were already, as private individuals, scolding ther the disaster that was the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan. the fault lies with the wrong political decisions, because of which the joint forces found themselves in this situation. the generals told lawmakers that the situation in afghanistan would have been different if the white house had taken the pentagon's proposal into account. leave the american soldiers. in the country. the afghan government and security forces would not have fallen in august 2021 if we had maintained our previous position. they also accused the state department of issuing the order too late. i am confident that the u.s. army has accomplished its mission, and i think it has accomplished it with the utmost professionalism. my father loved one proverb, i’m sure he borrowed it from someone, but nevertheless, old people make decisions for which young people have to die. obviously that's exactly how it goes and it was. the old people are those who were in the state department at that time. given everything

you will remember mckenzie recommended that we leave 2,500 troops in afghanistan. him he had a view that the withdrawal of those forces would lead inevitably to the collapse of the afghan military. that is exactly what happened. those mistakes were made. we will hear from that and 13 u.s. service members that lost their lives. dozens of their family members now gold star parents will be at the hearing today. lawmakers will be seeking answers. the hearing begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. keep it here on fox news. >> donald trump isn't the only one warning of a potential "bloodbath" in the auto industry. the ceo of a chinese ev maker last month predicted a quote, "brutal knockout round. an internal memo reads in part "this year marks the beginnings of a fierce competition that may end na "bloodbath" among chinese automakers. engaged in this cutthroat competition. this accumulating considerable experience. our guts, grant, and personal experience will lead us to a che victory." president biden appears to be asleep at the wheel. he is focused on cracking down on gas-p

her name is mckenzie. sperry must need to shut down the facility and see for the c team. medina, the ones that are, that's when they asked us to die them or something. i saw the thing, the shadow collegiate of the most expensive shed in the south for and a half the beep beep beep beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. the, the every use of the . b the week the nothing that he hasn't done anything i was there, we were going to try to come over here because the village of up to the showed them today now. ready the brother, instead of the one shut down in the morning, i'd like to do most i liked the the buses, the whole event, the leading medina with the him, i see her in until the scene. so in math was spoken. it's about alia. down on the bottom of the know for the amount equal the home, i know my the, i know my, the shuttle i do us going to be sure of us or the little solar lenses the positive days. what was your original minimum and i left optimization is the most opening it on a fun one of her re the this so it should, he needs to use the shuttle buses. joshua is in so of, when t

here with the song "it hit me like a hammer," mckenzie kurtz!se i like to be alone and free i'm happy by myself ♪ ♪ but here is this guy a presence i can not deny ♪ ♪ he looks into me sees right through me don't you know it ♪ ♪ hit me like a hammer hit me like a ton of lead ♪ ♪ you know it hit me like a hammer you know it hit me baby ♪ ♪ i told myself to take it easy cause this won't last long ♪ ♪ a day or two we'll be back at home and this will be long gone ♪ ♪ when i feel that high oh yeah i knew that it was all a lie ♪ ♪ my body's shakin my heart is aching don't you know it ♪ ♪ hit me like a hammer hit me like a ton of lead ♪ ♪ you know it hit me like a hammer you know it hit me baby ♪ ♪ and now i can't stop this feelin' i've got i wanna know ♪ ♪ cause there's no time to make up my mind ♪ ♪ you shocked me now you got me if you really want me ♪ ♪ here is this guy a voice that i can not deny he sees right through me he speaks right too me ♪ ♪ don't you know it hit me like a hammer ♪ ♪ hit me like a ton of lead you know it hit me like a hammer y

. >>> billionaire mckenzie scott is giving away more money, this time, to a member of bay area foundations. the wife of former amazon founder , jeff basis, is one of the billionaires signing the giving pledge . today, bay area foundations are receiving a one million-dollar gift from scott yield giving foundation. rael has been serving local families since the 1960s. >>> open house, a separate cisco nonprofit that serves lgbtq older adults also received $2 million, and are also on the list , oakland-based organization community united, and the hackley hood organization, focused on criminal justice and helping use of color back into the tech industry. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, it is a statistical tie. the nailbiting race to get into the runoff to represent the bay area in congress. >>> five states have primaries today. what the results could mean for the presidential election, november. >>> march madness. do you feel it? if you think you know what team will come out on top, you could win $1000. just go to our website, kpix.com, and join our bracket challenge. >>> in the south bay, it is

. >> meet yesenia sanchez, misty carausu and mckenzie whitten. serving their communities is not just a job. >> it just like called to me and it was just being surrounded by people who were doing good work. i just wanted to be a part of that. >> as the first woman ever elected as alameda county sheriff, sanchez says she never let anything hold her back. >> it doesn't matter how tall or short you are, because i'm not even five feet tall. you could totally do it. you got to challenge yourself and never, never tell yourself that you can't. >> thursday night, the city of alameda honored many female firefighters, police officers, and paramedics for their service. many of them say their colleagues are mostly men, but they believe there is a vital role for women. >> they do a lot of work. they put their heart, their compassion, they can lead with every like with love. so to get there, i mean, we have to just support our girls from all the way up. >> the women we spoke with tonight say they want to send a message to any young girl out there. they too can

but that commander, commander mckenzie and milley, both few it was wrong and they should both have saiddo this. that would have been the right thing to do for those two. don't stand there and take it. force the administration to do what you think is right and don't give in. that was a terrible decision, they knew it was a terrible decision, and it's as much their fought as a anybody's of assaying, listen, if you're going to do, this we're out. elizabeth: yeah. you know what else looks like a bad decision? the d.c. u.s. attorney's office a dropped charges against the gold star father who was arrested for disrupting president biden's state of the union address shouting abbey game. his son was one of thirteen soldiers murdered in the botched exit out of afghanistan. why arrest him? >> well, communication. you know, right after the speech joe biden, somebody should have gone in his staff and and said, listen, mr. president, this is what happened, ask and he should have said immediately, let the guy go, tell him come see me tomorrow, we'll have lunch in the white house,s i want to talk the h

also want to thank general millie mckenzie -- general milley, mckenzie, for meeting with their familyuse that's something the president of the united states has never done for them. >> neil: sent -- i didn't want to get you angry but always good to see you. in the meantime here remember the back-and-forth we had with the united steelworkers presidents on who they would ultimately support for president? we were trained to get a sense of it when he was here just 48 hours ago. remember this? >> you wearing a decision on which one to support for president, where julian? >> we're clearly leaning towards precedents biden and we're endorsing and i'm sure. we'll be up your executive board to do that in the very near future but presidents biden has really developed for at least in my lifetime an industrial policy in this country within the structure fell, the ria and the chips and signs act. if you do that along with making sure that were on the level playing field with the rest of the world's, that is about real progress in america and -- >> neil: that was david mccall the president of the u.

teacher had died after developing complications while in captivity joining us now is cnn's david mckenzie in johannesburg. so david, what is the latest on these kidnapped at school children in nigeria and now released? >> rosemary, you look at these images of the children who were basically paraded in front of the governor on sunday. this is a very good moment for the families of those who have been agonizingly waiting for more than two weeks to get word of what happened to their children in a few weeks go you had these gunman on motorbikes coming early in the morning. a lot of them, in fact to take on this primary and secondary school and take away more than 100 children. and this is a chronic issue in the part of northwestern nigeria, kaduna state. now according to the government, this one there's a search and rescue operation. as they found the children in a neighboring state, at least more than 100 miles away. but there were a talk from the not one of those children who were abducted saying that there had been reached out to by the bandits as they called in nigeria. and that a more th

phase over the withdrawal, a suicide bombing that killed 13 us service members, both millie and mckenzie said dod was planning, as it does, for different possibilities in different ways to carry out an evacuation. as they waited not only for the plans, but also waited for the order from state to carry out that evacuation. both testified as they have done in the past, that they ready commended, keeping a certain level of troops there somewhere between 2,500.4500, which would allow allowed them to hold critical us assets, including bcg rooms international airport here, take a listen to this we should have held at 2,500 at 2,500 us forces. if you also assume that will allow the afghans to stay in the fight, you can maintain a viable base at bagram, but there's little question in my mind that had the united states that either president agreement to withdraw if we didn't withdraw 100% that we would've been back at war with tell him that's right >> you get a sense between those two clips. they're of a difficult position. the biden administration was in to violate the doha agreement from the tr

david mckenzie joining us live from johannesburg.port. >> will thousands >> gathered on the anniversary of argentina's 1976 military coup to, on a victims of that former hey, the ship, human rights organizations estimate about 30,000 people were kidnapped, tortured, and killed during the military dictatorship, nearly 50 years ago many of those who suffered under the regime were opposition members, union members, or students. this year demonstration is the first under controversial new president javier milei who has disputed the number of victims ireland is once again poised to get its youngest ever prime minister. the ruling thinner gael party has named higher education minister simon harris as its new leader. the 37-year-old harris would succeed leo varadkar, who surprisingly resigned last week citing personal and political reasons. but adkar had also been ireland's youngest ever leader when he was elected in 2017. at the age of 38, he guided the country through some difficult times, including brexit and the covid, pandemic in his a

ben mckenzie. that's all from us tonight. kirsty�*s back on tuesday, after the easter bank holiday.omorrow will be ten years since the first same—sex marriage took place in england and wales. let's have a quick look back at how it happened. goodnight. # give a little respect #to me...# i don't support gay marriage in spite of being a conservative, i support gay marriage because i am a conservative. it is not possible to redefine marriage. marriage is the union between a man and a woman. are the marriages of millions of straight people about to l be threatened because a few thousand gay people are permitted tojoin? - what will they say? "darling, our marriage is over, sir eltonjohn hasjust got- engaged to david furnish." it's official. in the last few seconds, it's become legal for gay couples to get married in england and wales. i am now very happy to announce that you are now legally husband and... cheering # ..0h, baby, please # give a little respect...# i hope opponents today will look back in ten years and won't be able to remember what the fuss was about. "they forced us out an

th is retired general mckenzie, who is the former head of central command.deo clip] >> i am personally here y famils of the fallen, the 13 fallen, and the thousands of fallen and tens of thousands of wounded and countless others who suffer the invisible wounds to get answers. i am humbled to be here today with three gold families, and i know the other families could not make it, by intended ■í- but i intend to contact them in the coming weeks. they know my feelings for them. they know there are no words by me or any general or any politician or anyone that can ever bring back their fallen. all of us can and all of us must honor their sacrifice to protect our country and to be forever grateful that they entered the call. easacrifice on the altar of freedom like so many before them to keep our nation safe, and we owe themand i am committed to an the effort to get them answers. but we should also not be under any illusion. we will not get all of the answers here today. this process will take a considerable length of time. we must also recognize much of the reco

central command retired general frank mckenzie oversaw the evacuation as afghanistan fell to the taliban yesterday they told a house committee the administration did not adequately plan for the evacuation and did not order it in time. >> it was a pretty consistent assessment by me and other members of the uniform military up to and including the secretary that the withdrawal of the military forces and the contractors and the nato forces that went with it would ultimately, as i said in my opening statement, to a general collapse of the nsf and the government. >> 13 u.s. service members were killed at kabul's airport in the final days of the war. >>> coming up, abortion stakes. an arizona lawmaker makes a personal announcement on the floor. >>> and new kate middleton controversy. >>> this is "cbs news mornings." " ♪ asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there, with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first

. >> meet yesenia sanchez, misty carausu and mckenzie whitten. their communities is not just a job. >> it just like called to me and it was just being surrounded by people who were doing good work. i just wanted to be a part of that. >> as the first woman ever elected as alameda county sheriff, sanchez says she never let anything hold her back. >> it doesn't matter how tall or short you are, because i'm not even five feet tall. you could totally do it. you got to challenge yourself and never, never tell yourself that you can't. >> thursday night, the city of alameda honored many female firefighters, police officers, and paramedics for their service. many of them say their colleagues are mostly men, but they believe there is a vital role for women. >> they do a lot of work. they put their heart, their compassion, they can lead with every like with love. so to get there, i mean, we have to just support our girls from small age all the way up. >> the women we spoke with tonight say they want to send a message to any young girl out there. they too ca

fet programs that to shoot the buildings in the container city from specific heights and angle. mckenzie 7. that's what, of course you can do it from any height and some more pictures, you have the more data you have time. you can then be sure that you've really photographed and scanned the object from every possible angle. the research project is also looking to develop methods for quick k connecting digital information on the. * highest one it with his little assets and equipment as possible soon, the containing city will be dismantled. but the awesome cultural center with its small studios practice readings and stages will continue on virtually and to full goes to plan, will move into the mess of us. the and initial digital model is being created from the photos in 3 days. so moving on the 28 containers from the sites into the virtual world. we'll take a lot of time, several months. in fact. maximilian shamella is part of the team. he's working to make it possible to move factually throughout the entire container session with that. so he's just not totally started . it's nice that vir

president pretty starkly contradicted something that his former central command commander frank mckenzie said when he was discussing the advice that he was getting from his military leaders surrounding the through from afghanistan, president biden said in an interview with abc that he was never advised by senior military leaders to keep a troop presence in afghanistan, something that frank mackenzie, the central command commander, is expected to again butte today at that hearing. but here's a clip of what president biden said at the time >> your time military advisers warned against withdrawing on this timeline. they wanted you to keep about 2,500, true? >> no, they did. it was split >> that wasn't true. that wasn't true. >> they didn't tell you that they wanted troops to stay >> no, not at not in terms of whether we were going to get out in a time frame, all troops they didn't argue against that. >> so no no one told your military advisers and not tell you know, we should just keep 2,500 troops. it's been a stable situation for the last several years we can do that, we can continue to d

i first went to the world health organization and then mckenzie.ll this time, i think the parents were assuming i would do a residency and become a cardiologist and finish the journey. david: for a while you were a protÉgÉ of paul farmer, the famous doctor at harvard for a while and other places. you then went back to india and worked with street children. did your parents say you have a harvard medical school degree and you are making no money in india? india is the right country, why don't you practice medicine? dr. narashimhan: my father would ask, i worked so hard to get out of these places, why are you working so hard to go back to them? it was confusion in his mind. but overall my parents were supportive of the public health goal. david: you ultimately came to mickinsey, why did you not stay? dr. narashimhan: was a great training ground for a physician who did not know anything about a balance sheet, nothing about m&a or valuation. i learned a lot quickly. but i felt a little detached from the real action. i had an opportunity presented to me

charges have been brought against mr mckenzie and 29 others. they have pleaded not guilty.d trump has billions of dollars in stock at its current pricing. the president has to post a $175 million bond in a case where he lied about the value of his assets. before we go, some news from the world of sport. ukraine has qualified for the 2024 european championship after a dramatic 2—1 victory over iceland in their playoff final. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky celebrated the win on telegram, thanking the team for "for proving once again that when ukrainians face challenges but refuse to give up and continue the fight, they invariably win." it's the fourth straight visit to the continental finals for ukraine — who will face belgium, slovakia, and romania in group e at this summer's tournament in germany. that is the news of the moment. stay with us here at bbc news. i'm caitriona perry. thank you for watching. hello. the weather is going to throw just about everything at us over the next couple of days. certainly for wednesday — lots of heavy thundery downpours, albeit wit

but mckenzie forbes, a game changer in this one. the usc guard.ty. she scored a game-high 26 points per usc upsets stanford. despite the loss, stanford will likely be the number one seed when the ncaa to a tournament is announced next weekend. >>> spring training baseball, giants played a period of split squad games. they meet the white sox in a walk-off 5-4 point also lost to the mariners 8-3 point >>> brock purdy has some new bling. not a super bowl ring, unfortunately for all you fans out there, but this one is not bad for. the 49ers star quarterback married his longtime girlfriend jenna brandt. these are not pictures from the wedding. >> dmz it reports the wedding was yesterday and brandt's home state of iowa. the pair met while they were attending i was eight. the wedding was less than a month after brock purdy and the 49ers lost to the chiefs and nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's effective. does