abby, i want to go to you.t everybody's embracing around you in the placeses you've been visiting? >> the places i've gone, absolutely. but i also -- i was in kansas city, actually, is so i understand this. but i hope that people are as patriotic as this. it takes a lot to make me cry, and, guys, i bawled my eyes out so i had to redo my makeup. i know i have have to be super speedy, but he served six years in the u.s. navy, after he retired, he served as a firefighter for more than two decades, and the fact that he got this as one of the last memories in the last month that he was living, it's just so heart warming, and it warms my heart. a huge shout-out to that chai teacher as well -- choir teacher. >> my friend, lisa boothe, you with recently went to havana and miami, and you spoke with some immigrants. what did you find? >> well, yeah, gianno, i love being an american, and one of the reasons i love living in this city is there's a lot of people from countries like venezuela and cuba who have seen loss of fr

abby, quick thoughts?. >> kayleigh: thanks, everyone. great show. now here is "america reports." >> john: thank you. we will see you soon. chicago police officer shot and killed during a traffic stop, but also critically wounded her partner. she was surveying on a unit that was created to stop gun violence gun violence. the shooting, part of another bloody weekend. chicago alderman and former police officer will join us on the out-of-control violence in that city. >> sandra: also coming up, laredo, texas, mayor on the worsening crisis at the border. jonathan turley, brand-new lawsuit filed

for perspective, the abby gate is over on the far southeast side of the airport. it's voupded by an area that was frequented by westerners. there's a hotel, baron hotel that a lot of westerners stayed up until the taliban took over the city a week ago. it's a place where there actually has been some movement of u.s. personnel, americans, some afghans going through there. the u.s. military marines and in some cases soldiers have actually been at that gate, letting people through. there's also been some u.s. consular affairs officers, state officials at that gate. this was a place where there was a lot of concern about a potential attack leading up to today. we've been hearing about it in the last several hours. this is a threat from isis. there was very specific intelligence that isis was look ing to target one of the gates at the airport, potentially to try to attack, kill americans, westerners, even afghan civilians. because of that, one of the real vulnerabilities that the u.s. saw was the large crowds that gathered outside the gates the last several days. they

lisa -- no, abby.off the conversation of gianno and lisa, i think this might be for them. seventy-two dollars for, actually meant to be a stunt but ruined the restaurant business because it became too popular for the chef to keep up with the orders. the restaurant posted this on instagram, too hard to keep up with. we are only supposed to sell three or four a night, not 20 so i write about this. you know how ihop did the burglar think at that we are going to start selling burgers in the noodles and pumpkin spice noodles, it was a marketing thing but it was so good the chef was like i didn't expect people -- he was getting up to 25 requests on night sort turn into a marketing ploy and had to cancel it because they couldn't keep up. >> the ihop burger -- >> did you try it, did anyone eat it? >> of course. >> you like to? >> speaking of burgers from my flop she's not loving it. woman claims donald lured her into a burger causing her to break meant and reportedly is suing the fast food giant. this is a rus

blast walls either side of the main road leading to what is called abby gate. you turn to the right, effectively you get into camp barren and you turn left you get into the main airfield and that is a crossing point being used by the military and also by evacuees so it was very much a focus of the efforts by afghans in particular but also members of the international community trying to get out of afghanistan, for getting into the air base. so one of the preferred targets for a group like isis-k. and then on the walls above it, on the perimeter, it is guarded on the airfield side by americans and on the british side by brits. the brits have been scaling back operations and trying to find out exactly whether or not camp barren still exists as a british base. but there were multi-national forces from all over the world in that area guarding the perimeter. not just americans. but this is clearly a major blow to them all. particularly to afghans but also to the coalition, jim. >> no question. and a demonstration of what has become an odd reality in recent weeks wit

us citizens at the abby gate or northgate now should leave immediately. in the country and may need evacuations. several others are wrapping up their evacuation flights. to finish that today. vice president harris spoke on this tenuous situation. the highest priorities evacuating americans and afghans, working with the us, the priority of women and children who are still awaiting updates on how this evacuation effort will continue. 13,400 people were evacuated, steps are taken next to get the remaining americans out and any afghans who can make it. stuart: that is a tough job. let's bring in congressman andy biggs from arizona. this seems to be spiraling down out of control. looks like we are walking into a mass hostage situation. >> you are right in the time to plan was already past but if you allow the taliban to impose a deadline we have to reimpose our deadline and our will and our authority. this administration is not capable of doing that i don't believe. the briefing i had two days ago, us troops were there, they drew down us troops. i am really co

>> we did. >> reporter: meanwhile, abby helped cyndi with the kids.ter grow even more sad. >> she did seem lonely. she wanted someone to talk to. she wanted a companion. um, it seemed like she was just dealing with the realization that her husband wasn't coming home. >> reporter: it wasn't necessarily romance she was looking for. just a man to talk to. like the bartender she'd once known at a minot watering hole his name was matt walters. he and cyndi had met before her marriage to richie in 2013. >> we'd hang out on slow nights and sit there, do shots together and there was one night where we had a really good in-depth conversation. but ever since then she felt this connection. that's how she always referred to it. >> what, did she trust you? feel safe with you? >> she seemed like it. >> reporter: they lost track of one another after cyndi married richie. and cyndi had a little girl. but after the murder, cyndi found matt on facebook. >> she said something like, "i suppose you've heard.” and i said, "heard what?” and she linked an article to richie b

democrats are used the covid pandemic to remake abby.iree this weekend the speaker and her sophisticated guest partied hard without a mask in sight. don't worry though the staff was wearing theirs. this won't be a super spreader event like obama's birthday bash. the liberal leader wasn't the only one catering to the elites chuck schumer joined stephen colbert at back stage new york city concert danced back staple like no one is watching like late night colbert show. byron donaldss thrkts way it looks to me wealthy donors are not going to spread anything. they are clean. they don't need masks. it's the servants, the servants must mask up because they are going to spread this dirty disease and i don't think these donors want to see the faces of the waiters and waitresses anyway. >> look, i think it's important to lay out like you are stating is that the democrats live in the land of hypocrisy. they make all their rules for the american people but they don't follow them. they tell the poor of america what needs to be done but they don't act

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abby, this video does speak to me as well because it just shows you the olympics are here.and stay safe and distanced from people, people are out and about and it's such a fabulous city. >> we're checking in with raj every day. you can watch more of these conversations online just go to nbcbayarea.com/checkingwithraj and that will take you to a page to watch every episode. >> do we have time for a last check of the weather? it's hot in tokyo, like 100 degrees? >> we're looking at low 100s, on and off thunderstorm chances. back here in the bay area, it's going to be pretty comfortable. 92 as we roll through tomorrow and upper 80s, low 90s through the next seven days. >> okay, great. nightly news is next. we'll be back at 4:00. >>> tonight, the alarming delta variant surge. the u.s. now seeing more daily covid cases than last summer's peak. the u.s. reporting over 100,000 new cases in a day, higher than the worst we saw last summer before vaccines were available. hospitalizations up more than 40% in a week. deaths up 25%. new york city stopping short of an indoor mask mandate

there were a passage that had been put across that abby abbey entrance to the to, to the airport. we understand that, you know, the tyler bond drafted in thousands of other fighters from the provinces to try and increase the security around the airport. but there is an increasing sense of fear and trepidation in the city this morning. and these attacks grave indication of the kind of security challenges that the taliban will be facing in the months ahead. over the last few years there have been intermittent attacks which the, which the iso has claimed. but one would imagine that there is not a significant reassessment of the threat from ice, so not least amongst the taliban itself. well that's right. this group, which is believed to really started in around 2015 is affiliated with the i saw that we know from the middle east, and they have been responsible for some of the most reflect attacks in this country . attacking girls, schools and hospitals to try to consider the enemies and have been despite, as i say, those are those attacks that are committed. they have been at times qui

reporter: can you make sure that message gets down to the marines at abby gate?his is a legitimate report that just came in. general taylor: and i think, we appreciate those reports. i just know as i have talked to the commanders, they are using a lot of time and it is good and well reported to ensure they get this information and put it out throughout the entire force. >> without speaking to this case, sometimes traffic is halted at the gates to manage flow on the airport. it is a physics issue. again, i appreciate that. if you share with us after the briefing the details, we will pass it on. reporter: can i ask one more vexing question? now that there has been several weeks of the decision to make this mandatory, what is the secretary's policy or decision on troops who refuse to get the vaccine? secretary kirby: great question. what the secretary has communicated to the miller -- military department is to execute this vaccination program with skill and professionalism, which we always do, but with a measure of compassion. for a member who still objects, obvious

have they closed down abby gate. >> i will let the general take that question. the question posed to me by i think stephen was if you are -- if you have siv credentials and you are on the airport will you be able to get off. the answer is yes. i will let the general take that. >> obviously i can't speak to that -- you know -- the absolute real-time to the second report. the guidance still remains, those that have the proper paperwork and are safely at the gates is to bring them in and process them. i cannot speak to that specific report there. what i do know is whether it is our marines or soldiers at those gates working with the consular office there, as people are there and present the proper siv paperwork, we are to get them as quickly as possible in, process them for evacuation. >> can you make sure that message gets down to the marines at abby gate? this is a legitimate report that just came in. >> we appreciate those reports. i just know as i have talked to the commanders, they are using a lot of time and it is good and well reported to ensure they get thi

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let's bring in abby hornacek.ts alcohol that wasn't purchased on the flight. just since january alone, over 3,700 cases of unruly passengers. a lot of them involve people drinking, 2,700 involve people that refuse to wear masks. so you know, a lot of people are upset. there's reasons why there's more anger on the flights. but worries because of the direction humanity is going. they've been serving alcohol since 1949. just the amount of people we're seeing and the extent. they had to duck take that guy to the seat. i hope people take a step back and realize that flight attendants are going through a lot and have more respect. >> and the delays are an interesting one. people are stuck for hours. and what about the $28 beer at la guardia airport in new york? >> yeah, i don't care if sam adams himself is brewing my beer, i'm not paying $28 for a beer. that was debunked. the company that sold the beer was a mistake. it was a glitch and it wasn't supposed to be $28 but sparked this larger conversation about the rise in

abby kline that received an email and postcard with that. me make sure i have it right. while encouraged state teammates are not required to have covid-19 vaccines, this is highlighted throughout these advert advertisements. you're vaccinated. what did you think when you got this? >> yeah, you know, i thought it was just in really poor taste. recently, the major metropolitan health care organizations have come out. they're all requiring covid vaccinations for employees and the timing of these -- this recruitment campaign was pretty suspect given that every major employer in the state of nebraska for health care was going to be requiring the covid vaccine. and i felt like it was just, you know, it was really in poor taste and not what our state should be advocating for. >> yeah, i'm looking at this and wondering is this dangerous, dumb, mean or all of the above because what they're doing effectively is recruiting unvaccinated health care workers to stick them right in front of the vulnerable patients. >> yeah, and i think that's the biggest p

the one hundreds of people around abby gate. this is just a couple of days ago that would telephone checkpoint around there. and then there's a, there's a post with 3 americans in it. at that time, that were overlooking the scene at the top of about a 3 meter high concrete who drowned by bob wire. and they were over looking the hundreds of people trying to get through people. the lawyer them were waving pieces of paper saying, no, i deserve to get onto the slide is difficult from working with the americans and what have you. and they had the gate closed at that time, just overlooking the sink. we heard of it i called earlier this week, it didn't seem to deter anybody, but it was only coming from the us and it was quite vague. over the last 24 hours or so, they were more drapes issued by various countries talking about this. this eiffel create, i contacted the telephone this morning to, to ask if they knew any more details about have any more intelligence on it. they said from what we understand. i solos, planning some type of ca

appreciate it. abby bye for joining us down from washington. 11 in the previous government's attempts to provide cheap fuel for citizens has backfired fuel subsidies lead to smugglers exporting the cheaper fuel. instead of using it domestically was now a crippling fuel shortage. and a government you turn in a hunter is in by roots where the cost of petrol is rising dramatically. for week 7 on has been experiencing severe fuel shortages, it is paralyzing the country and the economy. people wait for hours in line outside gas stations, most of the time fuel is not available. the reason for this crisis is that living on is an economic turmoil. a few months ago, the government decided to subsidize fuel in order to avoid a social explosion. but now the central bank says it has run out of foreign currency reserves. the government subsidies policy has been criticized because what has happened is that a black market has been created and many are smuggling cheap. fuel anti adults, it's a neighboring period. the government is trying to call the crisis by gradually lifting a subsidies, but it is

there and the americans running the abby gate entry point to let them in.he process is extremely fraught but the numbers are very significantly down. that doesn't mean, of course, that there are people who -- that they've run out of people to evacuate but rather just impossible for so many people to get to the airport. but the aircraft are continuing to take off and land in significant numbers. and of course, there are also discreet operations being run here to go and pick up pockets of people where they can be reached so long as they have the right kind of connections. >> so what does that mean with the smaller number of people inside the airport, flights are down, what is that going to mean for the number of people who will be getting out today? >> reporter: well, the people getting out today are going to be flown in to qatar where conditions have been extremely tough because they were kind of overwhelmed by the success in a sense, in the military they call it catastrophic success moved so many people that they had very difficult conditions to deal with.

have they closed down abby gate? >> i will let the general take that question. the question that was posed to me by i think it was steven was if you are -- if you have siv credentials and you're on the airport and the answer is yes, they will get off. >> i can't speak to that absolute realtime to the second report. the guidance still remains those that have the proper paperwork and are safely at the gates is to bring them in and process them. i can't speak to that specific report there. but what i do know is that whether it's our marines or soldiers that are at those gates working with the consular officers that are there is as people are there and present the proper siv paperwork we're to get them as quickly as possible in, process them for evacuation flights. >> can you make sure that message gets down to the marines at abby gate? this is a legitimate report that just came in. >> we appreciate those reports, right? and i just know as i have talked to the commanders they are using a lot of time and it is good and we'll report to get this information and put it

but the reports are that something may have happened at the abby gate. on the far southeast side of the airport. it is one where there have been americans and westerners and some afghan sivs who have been going through, over the last several days. there's also actually what used to be a small u.s. installation over there on that side. there's a western hotel. so it was an area that was known to americans and to westerners who worked and -- lived and worked in kabul. but it's also one of the locations where there have been a large crowd growing. the crowd actually had been so big that just a week ago today, last thursday, there was a group of 159 americans who were planning to go from that hotel through the abby gate to get into the airport for evacuation. and the crowd got so big that the u.s. military commander made the decision to actually take several chinook helicopters, land them at the hotel and get americans safely over the crowd so that they wouldn't face the poe tepgs threats of that crowd in there. again, chris, this is all developing. that's w

we tried to move closer towards abby gate. we heard another explosion. there was more heavy gun fly. there was hundreds of people running towards us and there was heavy smoke in the air. we heard sirens coming from the airport and taliban of spices. god that bet southgate were where we had arrived. were pushing everyone back quite frantically. they were panic themselves. a few ambulances, george passed us and, and we've stayed there for about half an hour. and he begun by continue throughout charlotte to we know if all flights within holes that i believe we did see a plane or to take off after those explosions actually took place. what's the status of the airport itself? now it's very hard to talent nights now. we've tried to talk to us military over this time, but they, they are keeping quite quiet about the operations. but we do know that 3 us soldiers were injured and i was just on the earlier this week at the exact location of the games and the tele bond on it. you film around the airport perimeter. so i use my phone to so me and capture some of what

and abby gate is one of the gates serving the cobble international laugh is one of the gates has been processing people to get in to take you back, you ation flights. and also one of the gates, the way we've seen these chaos to scenes of people scrambling or trying to get in some with that jetta. but reasons have been cleared for flight to get in. lots of other people simply trying to get in with desperately trying to get on a flight out out of cobble. that was an explosion, followed by a 2nd explosion. we know from, from the images that have been uploaded to social media. now that is caused to reflect the number of deaths and injuries with images of bodies on the grounds. and also it seems in some sort of drainage ditch, which was close by more bodies in their schools. of people have been taken to clinics and hospitals around cobble report saw that there is at least a 60 people injured, who being cared for the number of dead is still because established. but we've heard of the, in double figures at this stage, a colleague from french television who has just returned from the scene, h

the second last happened at or near the baron hotel, not far from abby gate at the airport.nt biden has been believed in the white house situation room. the white house released a statement saying the president has met with his national security team including secretary of state antony blinken, secretary of defense lloyd austin, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley, and commanders on the ground, and that he will continue to be briefed throughout the day. the statement from taliban condemns the bombing outside of kabul airport saying it happened in an area controlled by u.s. forces. also at a news conference, german chancellor angela merkel called the attack "malicious" and said that those who are not evacuated from afghanistan would not be forgotten. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: i'm matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. greg: i'm greg bonnell. let's get a check on the markets. we are one day i from hearin

tom: the absolute greatness call that abby joseph cohen -- great miss call that abby joseph cohen when has fought against is the single-digit gloom certitude of the actuarial assumption. they have been wrong, wrong, wrong. is it a single-digit world for these, or was operating leverage, should we just plan for double-digit return? david: i don't think you should be planning for double-digit returns. in our longer-term return model, the expectation over the next decade is probably around 6%, kind of mid-single digit type of total return. that is including dividends and that is on an annualized, normal term. that is a decade-long projection. i would say lots of variables go into that. what is the interest rate environment going to be 10 years from now? what will the turnover in constituents be. the index typically turns over 3% to 4% per year. 1/3 of the companies in teen years are going to be different than they are today. that is going to your point about actuarial assumption. how will that market structure evolve? we are now 40% in tech and communication services. does that continue t

and abby were taken from the good discount birds pet store. in southern california sunday. earlier today, surveillance footage shows suspect approaching the pet shop through a back alleyway. police say the 2 men removed the businesses glass door to get inside and made off with the 2 parents, a cash reward is once again being offered for information leading to taco and abby's safe return. if you're looking for something to do wednesday night, clear calendars a meteor shower coming to the bay area skies. the meteor is visible every year during early to mid august. but according to the chabot space and science center at junk astronomer gerald mckeegan. this year's show has a couple of elements working in its favor. >> the main thing is it's going to be dark. we don't own that wednesday night thursday morning. we don't have a loan to interfere with with say, a meteor shower. so we have nice dark skies that will allow you to see a lot of meteors. you can even and they, you know, semi dark skies. church semi dark areas. you can expect to see somewhere around 50 or 60 meteors per

pitch two, come on, abby, you've got this in you. embarrassing. being there and being able able step on the pitcher's mound and do something like that. i played catch a lot growing up and i think about the game t and like you said, bill, it is such an exciting thing for fans to witness. 8,000 fans there to give context to that. the town of dyersville only has 4100 people in their population. it nearly doubled the population of the town and how excited they are. the first time mlb has held a game there. >> dana: do you think it's the first of money? >> i think it should become an annual thing. it helps tourism in iowa. the movie in general, the small-town feel and you kind of are able to realize when they plowed through the corn it means a lot for farmers. he created this. when you are actually there. they aren't playing on the actual field. they built a separate stadium. it can't hold 8,000 people. a corn maze you can walk to to get to the field. i can imagine if it became a yearly thing it would be something people would look forwar

[habla en inglÉs] janet: la primera explosiÓn se produjo en las proximidades de la puerta de abbi, unonda, en las inmediaciones de un hotel cercano a la terminal. Áreas que llevan vidas inundadas con miles de ——dÍas inundadas con miles de afganos y estadounidenses que quieren salir del paÍs. el estado islÁmico se adjudicÓ el ataque, isis se responsabilizÓ. los ataques se venÍan difundiendo desde hace dÍas. [habla en inglÉs] ilia: aterradoras imÁgenes, janet, estÁs en washington. se sabe quÉ tipo de medidas se van a tomar para proteger al aeropuerto y a los mÁs de 5000 soldados de estados unidos que estÁn allÍ? janet: el pentÁgono reconoce que las amenazas de isis son activas, la prioridad es proteger a los aviones dentro de la base militar, porque esos aviones a un bajo ataque continuarÁn con las evacuaciones. jorge: los ataques terroristas le han creado un dilema al presidente biden, continÚa la evacuaciÓn de estadounidenses y afganos. en directo en washington, pablo nos dice cÓmo respondiÓ el pentÁgono al dilema. pablo: las evacuaciones van a continuar a pesar de los atentados de hoy

abby gate is now fully closed i understand.gh i'm sure this news of a reduced time table will change some of the dynamics there. who still gets on the airport it seems it is those who have contacts with afghan security forces, who have their own unofficial channel within the airport and those essentially escorted on. but the numbers are a lot smaller. and so when secretary of state antony blinken talks about 500 for certain americans that need to get out and 1,000 who they are looking for and might need their assistance, that is of course high priority. and the window for that is rapidly closing. it is now already late afternoon in kabul, so they are looking to tomorrow, they are seeing the u.s. leaving and their allies. the brits tonight. i should tell you one more thing, as it panic tightens, i was told by a source familiar with the situation that gulf stream jet tried to land a few hours ago this kabul airport. it was denied permission and flew off and it is thought that it contains another congressional delegation. remember

they were at the airport when the bomb went off, but they were not at abby gate, they were outside thehey did hear the blast and they felt it and now they've decided to go home. my friend's brother is a candidate, a translator for the u.s. military for many, many years. he had been waiting at home for days for communication from the u.s. embassy at the airport, but when it became more and more clear that the window of opportunity to leave was closing, he made the last ditch effort to take his wife and his four young children to the airport yesterday. now, abby gate was discussed amongst the families, they knew the risk and listened to how desperate this decision was for my friend here in the u.s. and for the family overseas. >> it was basically a suicide mission for my family. we would take this chance, hopefully we will be not [indiscernible]. so it was like -- basically this was the decision we made. >> the family, shannon, was having trouble getting across the gates at the airport. he texted us this last night. "still outside, taliban closed all the gates, not given permission, and

have they closed down abby gate? >> i'm going to let the general take that question. the question that was posed to me by, i think it was stephen, was if you have siv credentials and you're at the field, if you're on the airport, will you be able to get off. the answer is yes. i'll let the general take that. >> obviously, i can't speak to the absolute realtime to the second report. the guidance still remains. those that have the proper paperwork and are safely at the gates, is to bring them in and to process them. i can't speak to that specific report there. but what i do know is that, whether it's our marines or soldiers that are at those gates, working with the counselor officers who are there, as people are there and present the proper siv paperwork, we are to get them as quickly as possible in, process them -- >> can you make sure that message gets down to the abby gate? this is a legitimate report that just came in. >> we appreciate those reports, right? i just know as i have talked to the commanders that they're using a lot of time and it's good to ensure they g

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the north gate, east gate, and the abby gate. citing a security threat. we know, having spoken about the threat isis k poses to that area that the pentagon believes they could well target the crowds around there as a tempting target for them. whether that would be through suicide bombings or vehicle-born improvised explosive devices. the pentagon, u.s. government, the biden administration views this as a threat and now we very much see how seriously as the u.s. races to get people out as quickly as possible. in the span of ten days, the u.s. and its allies have moved nearly the equivalent of a packed giant stadium oh ut of afghanistan. flights leaving kabul international airport every 39 minutes but there are possibly as many as 1,500 americans who remain in the country. the biden administration still working to keep its solemn promise to evacuate every american who wants out but also saying it's difficult to track, in real-time, every u.s. citizen in afghanistan. but how the u.s. will ensure passage for afghans after the last u.s. plane leaves remains a

so we've heard a lot about this abby gate. who would use that in particular for access to the airport, and also how are remaining americans getting into the airport? >> this was the site of the explosion yesterday, the abby gate, and the second explosion, the barron hotel not far away. this area from what we've been hearing over and over again has been used by brits, in particular down here europeans and also some americans and some afghans as they have shifted around where they wanted to bring in. the reason it has been a threat has been specifically because it gets into that last moment and there troops have to come in direct contact with these people trying to get through. as you've said many times before, jim, the terrorists only have to succeed once. these troops have had to succeed thousands and thousands of times vetting people, bringing them through and checking them. so when we think about what barbara was talking about a mina go, what we're really talking about there is this notion of saying, how do you reach out and

. >> we waited for 24 hours outside abby gate.ar to god i saw kids, i saw women who were stamped, people who run them over, and i don't know if they are alive or not but i saw those things, and people kept pushing to get closer to the gate, and by the me i reached to the u.s. forces, i kept asking em, ”i'm going to die here,” i was about to faint because of the heat, the lack of oxygen because of the crowd. >> reporter: as the crowds of people desperately tried to get through the gates and onto planes, any working system to sort those with a valid case from the others disappeared. >> i kept asking them to please check my documents because it has been 24 hours and i fought between life and death to get here, just check my documents and if my documents are correct please let me in, if not then i will just turn back and go home. but they didn't even bother to check the documents, they said they were just letting in u.s. passport holders and green card holders. >> my life is in danger. my wife is living in the u.s., that's why i am go

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i'm kaitlan collins in for abby philip. >>> henri is expected to make landfall later today. sustained winds of 70 miles an hour just a little bit below from becoming a category 1 hurricane. hurricane-like conditions, dangerous storm surge and flooding are all expected before the day is out. we'll have more on that in a bit. we start with a desperate situation in afghanistan. the state department is warning americans not to travel to the airport unless they are individually told to do so after some were beaten by the taliban. threats of poe tngs isis attacks at the kabul airport are forcing the u.s. military to develop new ways to get people there, adding another complication to the already chaotic efforts to evacuate thousands of people. cnn has alreso learned there ar 18,000 people at the base waiting to leave. president biden will be briefed by his national security team in the situation room this morning on the latest and expected to provide a public update on those evacuations this afternoon. the economist is calling this biden's debacle. "new york times" headline says m

a hotel that's literally maybe 100, maybe 200 meters away from the -- one of the gates called the abby gate. it is the barron hotel. they were able to pick these individuals up and literally hop them, it is a very short hop via chinook helicopter into kabul airport. the reason being i guess these individuals all met at the barron and they were going to get some sort of access into the abby gate, but in the interim before they were able to get to the gate a large crowd of people, afghans -- it is not really clear who it was, but i guess there was some potential danger for them to walk that distance. so the military came in and sent helicopters in. why this is significant is because is this a harbinger of what could be coming? is it possible that the u.s. military may decide to start picking up other people? at this point it doesn't seem so. it seems like this really is -- was a case where they were very close to the airport. it was a relatively easy landing zone. it was a safe and quick flight, but it opens up the possibility combined with the fact that president biden today said that t

it was outside of the abby gate, which is the near the main entrance to see that as abby gate. so you've got the main entrance, the abu ghaith. the centrist was outside the abbey gate. >> and also there's a hotel outside that that gate as well. and these 2 bombs went off. and what seems to have been a coordinated attack in the u.s. official speaking said that they believe that it was isis. the islamic state. that's where it happened. the north gate. that's where the military is station. but again, there are thousands of us military personnel on the ground trying to help the 10's of thousands of americans and other afghans that are getting out of the country. so i know that there are some americans among the wounded. absolutely as well as. >> so residents citizens from other countries to we have a lot of coalition countries there people on the ground, whether it be military or civilian. they've also been trying to evacuate out as well. they've been pleading with president biden and u.s. officials to stay in control of that airport there. kabul beyond the august 31st deadline for

the explosion happened, what $7.00 or 8 hours ago now targeting hammer cars, international airports, abby gates west, thousands of people had been gathering, hoping to flee the country, as well as the nearby baron hotel at british officials have been processing visas for potential evacuations. as your saying 60 afghans were killed, including men, women, and children. that's it for now. stay without his era. i'm the like of us in the south of india and find out call me back in this cave brought an extensive mining operation to a grand corona virus west across the world with devastating effects. and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the worlds most threatened to animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife. rise on al jazeera, me as the pilot again, japan's most talented, disabled athletes who get their shots at the same glory. but outside the stadiums is a society that still struggles to accept people who are disabled in the past. thousands of japanese citizens before sibley sterilized fo

. >> i have two points of contact at the abby gate. >> reporter: as taliban forces overtook kabul yesterdayhe was desperately trying to find a way out of the country for his friend and former interpreter, zack. >> i can't go to airport. i'm far away from the trappe in th t cpsed around them. >> this is the situation. the taliban just come to kabul. >> he wasn't just my translator. he was a brother. he was basically one of my marines. and i have a lifelong commitment to the people that i serve and leave. >> reporter: their hope, to get zack and his young family to the airport and to safety. major schueman on call after call after the hours tick by. >> those near where zack's staying or are they near the airport? >> how much time is left? i think the time has expired. there is no time left. >> reporter: it's been a stunning failure. within a few short weeks of american troops leaving the country afghanistan has fallen to the taliban. this footage from al jazeera purports to show taliban fighters inside the presidential palace on sunday declaring the islamic emirate of afghanistan. this after

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let's bring in our digital correspondent, abby hernandez. we're seeing unimaginable images every hour. >> this video appears to show hundreds of people around a couple of planes at the kabul airport. we have seen dozens of other videos online showing afghans desperately trying to actually get into planes and escape the country. this one was uploaded late last night by a "wall street journal" correspondent. you can see u.s. marines running. they're heading toward an american aircraft to secure it, as afghans rush to where it's parked. raj, i've never seen anything like this, and it's all out there on social media online. >> you can see our guests, it's emotional to hear them. i don't think you were born yet, i was a toddler in india when we saw the fall of saigon. as we pivot to president biden, that was part of a lot of people talking about the u.s. stance. >> we had that other question of the day, and i'm going to show you. we got hundreds of comments. i'm going to show you a couple here of what people are saying. jessica rodriguez is sayin

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