on the korean war contemplative bench at the arlington national cemetery inscribed there are the wordsrance. we shall never forget the selfless service of our heroes. we shall also remember the sorrows of the families who lost their heroes. in 2022 when the wall of remembrance will stand tall before us, i hope for the future generations of the u.s. and korea to meet these unsung heroes by their great names. in 1950 in a land he never knew but only for the love of his country and mankind a soldier tried the path to freedom and peace whose name will long be remembered as part of great history. the republic of korea will continue to honor the invaluable sacrifices our war veterans made. may the heroes rest in peace. i wish everyone here good health and happiness. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the official party will now prepare for the groundbreaking of the wall of remembrance. [ speaking in other language ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the replica of the wall of remembrance. president moon, secretary austin, mr. charles mcgovern, and dr. pau

greg in arlington, texas, texts us -- how many people do you think are left in afghanistan? where do you get that number? and says, president biden extended the departure date the taliban established with former president trump. why didn't we make preparations to leave by the end of the month? guest: these are really good questions, and unfortunately the answers are pretty murky. i do not think we all know exactly how many people are left to remove from afghanistan. that is part of the problem. as an example, i have an office here in washington. we have received about 70 calls from various people, none of whom are american citizens, requesting our help, but it is possible they are also contacting other offices, and we are working on a fairly

also is she still buried in arlington cemetery? >> she is still buried in arlington cemetery.the documents i have which are reports was it senior guy in the fbi was based on the evidence of sources. we do not know for sure she did this. it seems very plausible. those not documents when i don't have them. i got in touch with john fox again at the fbi said can you find these documents for me? take a look. >> i just want to say we love john fox and work with them closely. great to hear his name. [inaudible] [laughter] right we will get the archives open right away. operating in the eastern part of the united states or they tried to bid into the rest of our large country? >> the controlled by pfeiffer in the station operated exclusively. but quite broadly from the south side that's covered. independently, because of the nasis are not able to run their own spies. the little brother that his brother to san francisco. and from sense print san francisco they tried to bring pressure to bear in chemical works information to national security. this goes a german-american. they tried to g

the cases have the shells that were used for the 21 gun salute at arlington airport base in houston whichere in texas from the funeral in washington d.c. we had the guestbookok from blair house which is on the page that merkel signed. we have the condolence book which is turned to barack and michelle obama. we also have the program from the service. we have the u.s. senate condolence book which is turned to mitch mcconnell's signature. we have a photo m montage throughout his life. of course the early life, they were married young. he was still in the navy when they got married. we have eight montagef otos fro his life and career here at the library. and some photos, a nice photo from texas as the u pete 4141 traveled from houston appear to the library and carried the body with it. and then a section of the railroad track that was cut wils bush. and then the light from the train, president bush crazy loved robo travel and early the planning process for this funeral, he wanted to be brought from houston to the station as his final resting place. library and in the train and so, the drone l

correspondent jeff paul reports tonight from arlington, texas. >> good contact seal, and release it.ents in the middle of a global pandemic. ut are arlington's best effort barely scratches the surface of a nationwide surface of nurses. >> feels no matter what we do, we are behind. >> administrator megan rogers former nurse or self said was already a problem prior to the pandemic. covid-19 has only made it worse. a crisis. >> compounding the issue now, the increased demand for nurses, patients are sicker. we also have an aging workforce. the average age of a nurse in this country is over 50. >> fewer nurses means longer wait times and likely when the nurse finally checks the patient outcome and less time with the rn. according to the u.s. department of health and human services, roughly 1 million additional registered nurses are needed by 2030 to handle the current shortage. >> there's a shortage. the environment with the highest level of stress. >> the environment has pushed many nurses to equate or retire early. rural communities, the deficit of rns has hit harder. many nurses being

check with frank in fire station 5 in arlington, virginia.o us what you're doing to honor the 20th anniversary, sir. >> look, 20 years ago we lost 2977 great americans just going to work that day. a lot were first-responders like my brother that gave his life up. he was married had five kids. it is so important we never forget what happened 20 years ago. so i'm walking from the 3:00 places that had such unbelievable loss of life. starting at the pentagon, to shanksville, pennsylvania where flight 73 went down, we remember todd beamer let's roll and they saved a lot of people on the ground and of course ending up at ground zero in new york city, following my brother's final heroics footsteps he ran through the brooklyn battery tunnel. i will walk through there as the sunrises on the 20th anniversary of this year, to make sure americans never forget what happened. rachel: i love what you're doing. again never forget. i have always been surprised, frank, young kids aren't learning the story, sometimes in school. i've been shocked about it. i thi

that's zoe, the 15-year-old lab was trapped in arlington inside a storm drain. making the rescue more difficult, zoe is deaf. crews worked for 11 hours to dig up the road and get her free. apart from some dehydration, we've got good news here, zoe is okay. >>> in colorado, a high school volleyball coach said he was pressured to resign because he is gay. and this morning, his former employer is responding. the controversy all started with a facebook post. >> they said i had two options. the first option was to -- sorry, was to denounce that i was gay. >> reporter: he's a christian, a volleyball coach and a gay man. >> i said, you know, basically my dreams of marrying another man would have to just stop. >> reporter: it's his sexuality that's caused him to lose his job at valor christian high school in highland, colorado. he said he was told by the leadership at valor to stop being gay or abandon his role as coach. >> i feel like it's a repeat of the 27 years of life where i hated myself. >> reporter: he says he's not angry. >> anger, i've learned, and especially

how many endless rows of headstones at arlington national cemetery? i am clear on my answer. will not repeat the mistakes we made of the past. the mistake of staying in fighting indefinitely when the conflict is not in the natural -- national interest of the united states. attempting to remake a country with the endless deployment of u.s. military and forces. those are the mistakes we cannot afford to repeat because we have significant vital interest in the world that we cannot afford to ignore. i also want to acknowledge how painful this is to so many of us. the scenes we are seeing in afghanistan are gutwrenching. particularly for our veterans, diplomats, humanitarian workers, for anyone who spent time working on the ground to support the afghan people. for those who have lost loved ones in afghanistan and for americans who have fought and served our country in afghanistan. this is deeply personal. it is for me as well. i have worked on these issues as long as anyone. i have been throughout afghanistan throughout this war. i have traveled there on four different occasions.

. >> how does an abmc cemetery differ from a national cemetery such as arlington?here's some -- certainly some shared challenges when we talk about maintenance and the way we want to make connections with the visitor. so a lot of shared ideas and exchange that way. now having said that, one of the differences, all of the men and women who are honored or buried at the overseas sites, they fell while serving their country overseas somewhere. so these are, they're not specifically war cemeteries, because we have many men and women who have died of illness or accidents perhaps. but again, so that's the difference. where back in the states. at arlington or the national cemeteries that the veterans affairs manages, they do some great work but those are, in fact, eligible for spouses, for dependents of the veterans as well. >> was this particular plot of land originally a temporary cemetery? >> yes. we're kind of sort of on the site of one of the temporary cemeteries, that actually ring the battlefield of belleau wood. here just behind the camera, again, and hopefully we'

. >> how does the abmc differ from other cemetery such as arlington?some shared challenges when you talk about the maintenance a lot of shared ideas and exchange that way having said that, one of the differences all of the men and women who were honored or buried at the overseas sites fell while serving their country overseas somewhere not specifically more cemeteries we have many men and women who died of illness or accidents perhaps but again that's the difference back in the states at arlington or the national military that the veterans affairs manages, they do some great work. those are eligible for spouses, dependence of a veteran as well. >> was this particular plot of land originally contemporary cemetery? >> kind of, sort of on the site that one of the temporary cemeteries that ring of the battlefield of belleau wood. behind the camera again, hopefully we will get a shot of that, temporary cemetery of 1764. there were over 2000 burial sites slash temporary cemeteries post-world war i. everything from an isolated burial to a temporary cemetery l

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beyond those monuments to heroism, is the potomac river, and on the far shore, the sloping hills of arlington its row upon row, of simple white markers, bearing crosses or stars of david. they add up to only a tiny fraction of the price, that has been paid for our freedom. each one of those markers, is a monument to the kind of hero that i spoke about earlier. what their lives ended, in places like the belleau wood, omaha beach, solerno and halfway around the world, canal, tara, pork chop hill, the chosen river war, and in 100 rice paddy's and jungles, of a place called vietnam. under one such marker, lies a young man, martin, who left his job in a small town barbershop in 1917, to go to france with the famed rainbow division. there on the western front, he was killed, trying to carry a message between battalions, under heavy artillery fire. we are told, that on his body was found a diary, on the flyleaf, under the heading my pledge, he had written these words. america, must win this war. therefore i will work, i will say, i will sacrifice, i will endure, i will fight cheerfully and do my utm

veremos en estas imágenes son rescatistas salvando a un perro sordo que estaba en una alcantarilla en arlingtonctadas por el huracán grace en veracruz, abordo iban tres personas que resultaron heridas solamente . >> las autoridades de massachusetts persiguen a un conductor que se dio a la fuga tras robar un vehículo de amazon más adelante las autoridades colocaron un cordón de púas para dañar las llantas, el hombre terminó arrestado y enfrenta varios cargos 12:26 otra pausa, si es elegible para la tercera dosis de la vacuna del coronavirus y vive en san josé, la universidad estatal de la ciudad en el 1 washington square pondrá a disposición de personas elegibles la tercera dosis de la vacuna hasta las 7:00 de la noche puede seguirnos en facebook, twitter e instagram, las direcciones que ve en su pantalla, además telemundo48.com es para iphone, ipad y android, ya regresamos (música) (música) este aparato desconectado está protegiendo nuestras bellas costas y más. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m., y así ayuda a que nuestro estado siga brillando. californiano

the streaking 80's in arlington against the rangers. tied 3-3 in the sixth.or our bia of the month.the mo. they make three errors in this game. every rangers cord. 31 blast. matt only his 29th. d.j.d.j.d.j.d.j.d.j. pete-six, rangers. thethethethe against the chiefs. the game. >> i think he will make the team. he knows a lot of eyes will be on hand. just like practice except they can hit you. >> seven-game ueae vancouver crd on it. warriorswarriorswarriorswarriora the one plate you have to see. jonathan coalinga, crossover with authority. the summer warriors beat okc. ama: that is it for tonight. we thank you for watching. dan: we appreciate your time. right now, jimmy kimmel live the guest ♪ >> hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. on today's show, it's time to indulge. ayesha curry's sweet pleasures. >> we're run by women, but we're for the people, so there's something in here for eve

the streaking 80's in arlington against the rangers. tied 3-3 in the sixth.month.month.. they make three errors in this game. every rangers cord. 31 blast. matt only his 29th. d.j.d.j.d.j.d.j.d. pete-six, rangers. thethethetheth against the chiefs. the game. >> i think he will make the team. he knows a lot of eyes will be on hand. just like practice except they can hit you. >> seven-game unbeaten street. the cracker got a hand on it. warriors sumiors sumiors sumiors the one plate you have to see. jonathan coalinga, crossover with authority. the summer warriors beat okc. saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you're crushing the school year on the nation's most reliable network on the go! get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile to save even more with a 5g phone on us... ...and, for a limited

i'm not tiptoe but be respectful but as someone who has had to go to a lot of funerals at arlington,exting with a gold star daughter five minutes before this hit i have my own rage at this. i am upset and i think he should be better than that. better than that in a lot of ways. >> harris: we'll put up at my request, team, the hotline number for military veterans. military leaders in ohio have sent a message to veterans, joey. it is something that we talk about on the program previous to the loss we suffered with the 13 in afghanistan and all that's played out there. but veterans who are feeling frustrated and challenged by this time, here is that from a major general. >> even the toughest warriors sometimes need to take a knee and get a drink of water. and that applies mentally, too. sometimes the emotional and mental burden becomes too heavy and we have to take a knee and ask for help. there is no shame in that. particularly in light of the current events that we see unfolding. >> harris: joey. >> i appreciate your words. the veterans i know are inspired by generals they see walk ac

so arlington county is tweeting that, in fact, they encountered multiple patients when they arrived hereer some sort of a shooting event. we have very little information about exactly what occurred here, but we know that there was a report of shots fired and multiple patients here when the arlington county arrived. pentagon force protection or pentagon police also, of course, responded and there is a large police response and fire response just behind me on the other side of the highway here, but it's important to point out, andrea, that this is occurring on the pentagon reservation and as of now we don't have reports inside the building and we are still waiting for specific information about who may have been shot here, andrea. >> thank you so much. courtney kube from outside the metro station where this occurred and as courtney points out on the pentagon reservation. the coronavirus, meanwhile, tightening its hold over the country amid a race to vaccinate more americans. the delta variant driving a rise in new infections and covid deaths are now spiking in at least 12 states. new york

. >> joe spinner of arlington, the first baseman on the arlington high school team, he enlists and becomes a if fighter pilot. he writes to joe cronin and says for every japanese plane i shoot down, will you give me a red sox hat. and joe has his secretary send ten red sox hats to him and his crew. they're so thankful that the crew puts together a bracelet made out of japanese planes they shot down. they send it to joe cronin's secretary and she wears it to john pesky's wedding later that year. >> that's a great story. anne, speaking of great stories, i want to turn to that exhibition game, but you have a great story. we all heard about ted williams' legendry eyesight. you take that to another level. tell us that story. >> there is a condition, or it's a phenomenon that is when someone has the ability to see more colors than the average person. and we all know ted had perfect eyesight, but in addition to that, he had perfect hand-eye coordination. he was super disciplined, he was focused. he just truly had a command of all of his senses. and so of course as a pilot, especially a marine com

how many endless rows of headstones at arlington national cemetery? i am clear in my answer. i will not repeat the mistakes we have made in the past. the mistake of staying and fighting indefinitely when the conflict is not in the national interest of the united states. of doubling down on a civil war in a foreign country. of attempting to remake a country through the endless military deployments of u.s. forces. those are the mistakes we cannot continue to repeat, because we have significant vital interest in the world that we cannot afford to ignore. i also want to a knowledge how painful this is for so many of us. the scenes we are seeing in afghanistan are not wrenching. -- gut region, particularly for anyone who has spent time on the ground working to support the afghan people. for those who have lost of ones in afghanistan, and for americans who have fought and served in the country, serving our country in afghanistan, this is deeply personal. it is for me as well. i have worked on these issues as long as anyone. i have been throughout afghanistan through this war while

a's drop to wild card leading tie with red sox, something about arlington where rangers have been a's ite. giants hosting mets later tonight. charlie will take you the rest of the way today. have a good one. we'll see you around. >>> 4:56. >>> we are live in contra costa county where 30,000 students are heading back. there are strict new rules including a mask break. we'll have the superintendent break that down. >>> san francisco's great highway is reopening to traffic in about an hour. the fight to keep it >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a monday morning wake up call for thousands of students in contra costa. there are strict new rules including a mask break. more about that, we are live. >>> in an hour, a popular pandemic closure lifts but not everyone is ready for traffic to return to the great highway. the fight brewing before the sun comes up. >>> devastation in haiti. frantic search for survivors as help from around the world floods in. there is a new threat on the horizon. >>> what's the impact of on our results of exclusive new cbs news poll just out, what they r

. >>> en arlington virginia sue lerma salazar para las noticias telemundo. >>> hemos tenido otro finÍa estÁ su investigando que dejÓ cinco heridos entre ello unaiÑo del cuatro aÑos, ocurriÓ durante un funeral como decimos pece que una riÑa se subiÓ de tono y se produjeron los disparos, lam miento algunas balas pÉrdidas alcanzaron a quienes asistÍan a la ceremonia mrool saa dijo que esto era un acto cobarde. >>> hubo dz heridos en new york de bala en un enfrentamiento las autoridades sospechan que fue entre pandillas, tres son de la pandilla trinitario y considerados objivos del ataque el resto de heridos estamos hablando de siete fueron vÍctimas. >>> y en pleno centro de nueva orleans el pÁnico se apoderÓ de la calle por disparos, y que dejaron cinco heridos, la pomo zara confirmÓ la detenciÓn de un sospechoso, pero no revelÓ su identid ni los posibles motivos de semejante acciÓn. >>> pero la actualidad nos permite hablar de temas muchÍsimo mÁs amables, por ejemplo los juegos olÍmpicos de tokio 2020 los atletas latinoamericanos lograron medallas mis acerca dos de oro las banderas de

she sang ammonia international media, will bank on human arlington, america located on immunization. and then he said the local, they are 3 monks. the army has reportedly killed over $800.00 unknown for testers, including at least 50 children, and arrested thousands more. a men with a civil servant who never been involved in politics before the qu, they need any seni i louis, i mean i own and then am i being out on the i don't know when i not be a new mom, you know you will, will who the less you don't have your mostly and body under time, i try, we are lonely. will a lonely, loving the same of the old? why would rule pm, you don't want to be and why? the for not the lender guy. now if you get, you don't want, don't you, why yaks may. so when you are my only mom here and she, i came on the lease and i, we don't want to go live. we'll do the chase. we're not going to lead a lateral trial. i will do, i don't care like travelling across the front line to insurgent control. territory was a huge personal risk. i'm a low key on fabian nunez over the long run machine. okay. and i, i mean, i

director of the special operations program at the cna, a nonprofit research and analysis operation in arlingtonvirginia. he is joining us from tampa. good evening. the situation i imagine is on your mind. what options are there realistically if the tele-band maintains its stance of no extension of this deadline? -- taliban maintains its stance of no exception -- extension on this deadline? >> the international community could accept that, go along with the deadline and get as many people out between now and then, in the hopes of removing the vast majority of their citizens as well as the allies of afghan descent who worked with them. that is one option. the second is they could renegotiate the deadline with the taliban. i assume, but i don't know, i assume that is one of the reasons the cia director was in kabul yesterday to meet with him with t u.s. hos toeadle and accompsh, and whether or not it can get it all done. the third would be to state, even in the absence of the renegotiation, and certainly the u.s. and other military elements were in kabul -- in kabul have the ability to defend them

. >> down in arlington. it was top of the first dj peters take sean deep to left center field.as out here. 3 nothing rangers. now get to the second inning. matt chapman, he's really struggling this season. but good news he's homered left 3 times in the last 2 games, including that solo jobs. 3 to one rangers. unfortunately that would be the high point for oakland. let's go to the 7th peters does it again. well, i really been struggling as of late. he was rocked for 7 run in 5 innings. several one rangers. the a's get some runs late, but it wasn't enough guys. they lose 74 not a rangers have to rangers. the a's have to really tough series coming up for games down in the south side of chicago, playing first base, white sox, then a weekend series for bay bridge series part 2 in oakland against the giants. so tough loss today. now they have to first keep first-place teams coming up. good luck to it will be fun the next weekend at the coliseum giants a's. that's always a fun matchup. everybody will be looking forward to thanks. >> that does it for us here live at 6 on the sunday eve

host: karl in arlington, virginia, republican caller. caller: the harsh reality is what was done to those 13 servicemen is what they over there are trying to do to the taliban, only taliban beat them to the punch. american has no right to go over there and tell them how they should treat their citizens. obviously, taliban has a consensus to rule. so what the americans are doing is spreading global white supremacy. so what happened to them is what happens when you stick your nose in other people's business. host: we remind you and others to call on the line that best reflect your political point of view. montgomery, alabama, john on the independent line, go ahead. caller: yeah, i have to say, i think biden is doing the best he can. heart goes out to the u.s. service members and afghan citizens that died most recently. but it has been tragic from the beginning. we should have never went over there trying to change their culture, go against what they wanted to really, honestly, just make money for more u.s. citizens. dick cheney and donald

one of the grandsons died in service, and is buried at arlington. the other family i will mention is the shepherd family from -- from pleasant ridge in -- in -- in grant county. a father and son in the shepherd family en -- joined the army. one in the wisconsin unit and one in the u.s. color troops unit. both of them died in service. so that family was pretty devastated by the loss of their father and their oldest son. in the service. following the war, most of the soldiers returned to where they had lived before joining the army. most of these men, however, had no particular skill trade. so many of them moved on quickly looking for opportunities in other cities in the state or moved west. so one of those who moved west was alfred carol as we mentioned earlier as one of the leaders of the petition for burial rights. he served for eight years in the buffalo soldier's west until about 1876. now, it's been said in a number of sources that the -- the black soldiers did not maintain contact with each other like white soldiers did. they didn't form -- um

how many endless rows of headstones at arlington national cemetery? i am clear in my answer. i will not repeat the mistakes we have made in the past. the mistake of staying and fighting indefinitely in a conflict that is not in the national interest of the united states, of doubling down on a civil war in a foreign country. of attempting to remake a country through the endless military deployments of u.s. forces. those are the mistakes we cannot continue to repeat. we have significant vital interest in the world and we cannot afford to ignore. i also want to a knowledge helping full this to so many of us. the scenes we are seeing in afghanistan, their gut wrenching. -- they are gut wrenching. particularly for veterans, diplomats, humanitarian workers. for anyone who has spent time on the ground to support the afghan people. for those who have lost loved ones in afghanistan and for americans who have fought and served in the country to serve our country in afghanistan. this is deeply, deeply personal. it is for me as well. i have worked on these issues as long as anyone. i hav

the uss arlington, the navy ship, will be getting underway today and we will have embarked on it twoelicopters. it will also have onboard a surgical team and a landing craft mechanized to be able to move things ashore. the u.s. naval ship burlington is also going to be used to provide aerial footage and assist with our overall assessment. poseidon, a mirror -- two poseidon maritime reconnaissance aircraft will also be sent to the region to assist in our assessment. that is where we are now. getting a clear picture of what the situation looks like on the ground. the assessment team on the ground will continue to look at the area and continue to report back to south com so we can coordinate and integrate usaid and other agency assistance to the people of haiti. there are also two u.s. coast guard -- stationed in southern haiti. there are seven additional cutters moving forward. there will be one u.s. coast guard fixed wing aircraft operating out of guantanamo bay to provide aerial visibility of what things look like on the ground. we expect four field hospitals from the u.s. southern c

>>> the arlington, texas, fire department spent more than ten hours on this rescue operation they wererain where a 15-year-old deaf dog named zoey was trapped. zoey was pulled to safety and reunited with her family after being missing for two days >>> let's go back to janessa webb for your forecast >> we're going to watch the high heat across the northeast, pacific northwest you are olg coinoff, but fire danger across the central u.s. you're watching "early today. we'll be right back. en kids have what they needgeth... anything is possible. kohl's. impressive handful you got there. how many you think you got? let me count real quick. 1 goldfish, 2 goldfish, 3 goldfish, 4 goldfish, 5 goldfish... i'm going to let you count your goldfish... go for the handful! (vo) look closely at a wolf. i'm going to let you you've seen him before. he's your dog. wolves and dogs share many traits. like a desire for meat. that's why there's blue wilderness, made with... the protein-rich meat your dog loves. feed your dog's inner wolf with blue wilderness. how did kellogg's combine crunchy oat clusters wit

. >> host: does it surprise you right across the river here in arlington, virginia they rename the highway about a year ago? >> it does not surprise me. it's an attempt as david said to reconcile a country that of been torn apart but going too far, going too far with that. not thinking about the feelings and the sensibilities in one part of the citizenry that african-americans have been enslaved in the confederacy. and unionism. white people in the north and south remain loyal to the american nation which we talk about johnson that was a good point he believed in the american union. she went back to kate in sacramento's text she has a follow-up question, who is yourur next play in a book subject in my i suggest clara barton stone both outspoken abolitionist. speech i have a couple of projects i had to interrupt to do juneteenth here and i ended up pushing aside for the moment. i'm doing a second volume of the hemmings family story. i am taking them from charlottesville after jefferson dies in 1826 and taken up to the civil war. and dropping them off at the beginning of the 20th century the

and in arlington, virginia, in the united states, khaled elgindy, senior fellow at middle east institutehor of "blind spot: americans and the palestinians, from balfour to trump." good to have you all with us. natasha lindstaedt, if i could start with you, this is the first time in 12 years that an american president is meeting with an israeli prime minister who is not benjamin netanyahu. i suspect the optics of this will be more important than anything else at this point. what is the biden administration looking to get out of this? >> yeah, i do think it really is more about the optics, particularly because, for biden, he is dealing with the crisis in afghanistan, things look a bit chaotic, and he wants things to look as business as usual. i think that he does want to try to assure israel that iran is a threat, but i think you will be -- he will be communicating that his approach to dealing with iran will be different than bennett's, than israel's approach, because bennett is going to be trying to convince biden that we really need to isolate iran further, get away from trying to get ba

. >> indian falls arlington in genesee your your own first responder. and so we try in help the best we can. but we just do not have the resources. the funding now more than ever. the firefighters are looking to the community for help with funding this fire station was built around the 1940's and it wasn't only a place for the firefighters of the indian valley fire rescue to meet. it was a place where community members new to come each month and enjoy a meal with those firefighters. it's one of the anchors to a community. if you don't have those those core building. >> anchors. nobody wants. nobody. people tend to go go different places. and now without their fire station firefighters will respond to emergencies from their own homes in the important thing is that this really severely hampers our efforts to be able to protect and serve. >> the community. sorry so it's it's more frustrating than anything. hopefully we can. remedy that. >> in greensville. but we wish attics fox 40 news. >> a historic fire lookout on top of mount harkness in the last in vol

. >> this happened in arlington, texas, over the weekend.ghbors could hear animal sounds all over the neighborhood. it was zoey calling out for help. firefighters quickly went to work to get her out of that drain. it took ten hours to break through the ground and find zoey. her owners say that zoey was a little shook up but she is okay. >> wow. so glad they got her. >>> it's been a busy morning on "today in the bay." we have much more ahead starting with kari tracking the forecast for us. >> we enjoy the cooler weather one more day. in fremont as you're heading out to work, temperatures in the upper 50s and a slow climb. i'm tracking air quality. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> live look at the bay bridge, i-80 moves smoothly. we're watching folks leaving taillights to the north bay. still that closure and we'll talk about that coming up. >>> the countdown to evacuate troops and citizens from afghanistan is on. why the president says he's not willing to extend the u.s.'s stay. california, did you know our homes share power? but wh

host: we will go to jackson next in arlington, virginia. go ahead. caller: good morning. appreciate this show and i appreciate the comments coming from this fine afghanistan citizen. i served both in a rock and afghanistan -- in iraq and afghanistan. i left iraq, and about two and a half years, i did afghanistan for a year in 2010. a comment i want to make into question i want to ask. the comment is there's is a paradox that exists here in that a lot of the folks you hear, and i am going to keep it apolitical because this could apply to either democrats or republicans, independents, it doesn't matter. but there are commentaries being made that we want to keep america safe. we went there because of safety of americans. his are the same folks who will say it is now unpatriotic, it is now a failure that america is leaving after 20 years. to a comment that the fine gentlemen just made, where he said take care of your locality first, here we are talking about afghanistan and finally leaving this 20 year war, we have done nothing to our locality. there's haitians right now who