could this be an avenger >> reporter: yes, it's an avenger, but is it from flight 19 >> this may nots from flight 19 but is still a story to tell. knowing what this aircraft is, we know where flight 19 isn't. >> reporter: con founding his discovery, navy records suggest this may be a different avenger crash. since 1930, more than 325 planes have crashed or disappeared in bermuda triangle, more than 1,200 ships sank or missing. for decades, sailors and aviators have speculated the bermuda triangle has forces we do not understand, extra terrestrial involvement, ufos, something beyond our earthly science. i dove into the mystery off bermuda three years ago where we found countless wrecks, no evidence of inexplicable phenomena. >> you don't buy into the idea that there are extra terrestrials or mystic events. >> the easter bunny and the tooth fairy. >> what remains is the mystery of flight 19. >> you're pretty certain they're somewhere out there? >> definitely. i'm sure they're out there. >> out there in theber bermuda triangle, an area the size of alaska, hiding an explanation of what r

. >> we found an avenger >> but is this the avenger from flight 19?ft lost off the coast of florida. >> reporter: with careful examination, the jigsaw puzzle of a debris field reveals itself >> we see this round piece of wreckage with -- in the middle of it, teeth like for gears. i'm thinking to myself, this looks like a turret. emotions are running off the chart. could this be an avenger >> reporter: yes, it's an avenger, but is it from flight 19 >> this potentially might not be one of the avengers from flight 19, but it still has a story to tell and by knowing what this aircraft is, we know where flight 19 isn't. >> reporter: confounding his discovery, researchers find navy records that suggest this may be a different avenger crash. since 1930, more than 325 planes have crashed or disappeared in the bermuda triangle, more than 1200 ships sank or missing for decades, sailors and aviators have speculated the bermuda triangle has forces we do not understand. extra terrestrial involvement, ufos, something beyond our earthly science. i dove into the myst

what we are talking about is avenging these deaths from terrorists. not sending tens of thousands of troops back for an endless war that we have been fighting for 20 years. >> when the obama administration was bringing in syrian refugees, there was a lot of pushback from various states about refugees coming into their communities. how do you see that situation this time around? is this going to be different? do you anticipate the same pushback and hard feelings? >> we will see. what we have been working to do is to work closely with governors, with localities, with local leaders to give them detailed briefings on what our vetting process looks like, what the background check process looks like before any individual comes into the united states. that is a background check process that is thorough before they are allowed to come in and step on u.s. soil. we also know that there are some people in this country even something congress who may not want to have people from another country, as refugees to the united states. that is a reality. we can't stop o

he reminded americans the goal when they went into afghanistan was to avenge the 9/11 attacks.ot nationbuilding and that is why there is no reason to keep those troops in the u.s. >> mentioning of course he was not going to change the regime, which some people might be listening to with a raised eyebrow beuse i think it was clear when this started in 2001 that was the aim. to go in and make those changes. >> yes, this is a way for the u.s. president to try to frame the conversation as if the time the americans when in in 2001, that the goal was a specific goal to really target al qaeda, to avenge the 9/11 killings and there was no further, bigger goal of nationbuilding. that the goal was to deteriorate the terrorist base and prevent future attacks. in that sense, he is right. the americans managed to achieve those goals. he sort of pushes aside the overarching goal back then, which was to try to get as stable -- did a stable afghanistan to prevent it from becoming a safe haven for terrorists in the future. this is an attempt by joe biden and it is not new. he has done it multip

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the president vows to avenge the death of 13 us troops and many afghans after the isis k terror attack but still stands by his decision to withdrawal. carley: the political fallout of the deadly bombing. >> it took several hours for the white house to formulate a response to this attack. an unusually long time. when the president emerged at the white house he had a warning for those who carried out the attack. >> president biden: to those who carried out this attack, no this. we will not forgive, we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. >> reporter: the reaction has been swift, there were calls for the president's resignation, for his impeachment and critics in both parties say this withdrawal has been mishandled. >> al qaeda or isis externalizes attacks meaning do it on the homeland sooner and later. this is what we've allowed to happen, we need to fix it. we need to go on offense. that is what i want to see happen. not sure mister biden has the stomach for it. >> reporter: the bombshell report out of politico that has been confirmed with fox news, the allegation is

certainly i would expect any president of you united states to be cleard he will avenge those deaths actions of terrorist, i don't think that came as a surprise to anyone. but president stands by as he outlined all of you, in the last hour, his commitment to bringing them to this war. as he implemented over course of last month, we're talking about avenging theot deaths, not sendingho thousands of troops back for an endless war. >> a bit of a related question to josh when obama administration was bringing in syrian refugees, there was a lot of push back from various states. about refugees coming in to the community, how do you see that situation this time? is this going to be different? areis you anticipating the same push back and hard feelings? >> we will see. i what we've been working to do is to work closely with governors, with localities. with local leaders to give them detailed briefings on what our vet progress looks like, what the -- vetting process looks likeke and background check looks like before any individual comes to united states that is thorough before they are allo

. >> the men's basketball team avenged its early loss to franct to and found a way to get domin women's relay. allyson felix is now the most decorated female athlete of all time. previously that record was held by carl lewis. >>> nelly korda edged out japan for a gold medal. but in the baseball game, the u.s. fell to the host country with a 3-2 finish. on the mat, a silver from sarah hildebrand. in the equestrian team event, jessica springsteen made her olympic debut with a silver. >>> team usa water polo, those women came out with a big win, a gold. and seeing our hometown hero continue her scoring streak. there are more gold medals up for grabs. women's basketball, and women's volleyball. they will be taking on brazil hoping to get their first gold medal. >> liz, before we let you go, one more day. any more uniforms to show? you have a different outfit on every single day. >> i am wearing the close uniform jacket, but we never got to show you some weightlifting swag we have. a pair of medals went home with weightlifters. and katie nye broke a record, three of them actually. and this b

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president's vow to avenge american military deaths, but with the u.s. exit just days away, going after a terror group presents a challenge. the attack could complicate the already chaotic evacuations, but the pentagon says that mission is still on track. >>> and there's already political outcry from republicans. some even calling for president biden's resignation. >>> it is now 11:30 in the morning in kabul, afghanistan, where scores of people are still hoping to leave the country, still gathering at that airport despite a pair of deadly suicide bombings. more than 90 afghans and 13 u.s. service members were killed on thursday. the commander of the u.s. central command warning this might be just the beginning and more attacks are suspected. the jihadist group known as isis-k is claiming responsibility for the bombings, one year the airport's main entrance for evacuees, the other at the nearby baron hotel, which british troops have been using to process evacuees. u.s. president joe biden asking the military for options to avenge the attack. cnn pentagon

what we are talking about here is avenging these deaths from terrorists. we are not talking about sending tens of thousands of troops back to an endless war that we have been fighting the past 20 years. >> when the obama administration bringing in syrian refugees, there was a lot of push back from various states. about refugees coming into their community, how do you see that situation this time around? is this going to be different? are you anticipating those saying those kind of push backs and hard feelings? >> we'll see. but, i will tell you that what we have been working to do is to work closely with governors with localiies and local leaders to give them detailed briefings on what are vetting process looks like and what the background checks process looks like before any individuals coming into the united states. that's a background check process before they are allowed to come into u.s. soils. there are some people in this country and some in congress who may not want to have people in another country, that's a reality. we can't stop or prevent that

what we're talking about here, avenging these deaths from terrorists.e're not talking about sending tens of thousands of troops back for an endless war we've been fighting for 20 years. reporter: if i may ask a bit after related question to josh, when the obama administration was bringing in syrian refugees there was a lot of pushback from various states and locales about refugees coming into their communities. >> yeah. reporter: how do you see that situation this time around? is this going to be different or anticipate those pushback and hard feelings? >> we will see. but i will tell you that what we've been working to do is to work closely with governors, with localities, with local leaders to give them detailed briefings on what our vetting process looks like what the background check process looks like before any individual comes into the united states and that is a background check process that is thorough before they are allowed to come in and step on u.s. soil. we also know that there are some people in this country, even some in congress who may

of what we are talking about is avenging these stats from terrorists and were not talking about sending tens of thousands of troops back for an endless war that we've been fighting for 20 years. >> reporter: a bit of a related question to josh's. and when the obama administration was bringing in syrian refugees, there's a lot of pushback from various states, about refugees coming into the communities. how do you see that situation this time around? is this going to be different? do you anticipate same kind of pushback's and hard feelings? >> secretary psaki: we will see. i will see a what we've been working to do his work closely with governors, localities. local leaders. to give them detailed briefings on what our vending process looks like and what the background check process looks like before any individual comes into the united states and that's a background check process that is thorough before they are allowed to come in and step on u.s. soil. we also know there are some people in the country even some in congress who may not want to have people from another country comments refu

president biden vowed to avenge them. >> we will hunt you down and make you pay. i just talked to the military. whatever the need, if they need additional force, i will grant it. >>> the attacks killed at least 13 u.s. service members and wounded 15 more. at least 90 afghans were killed. many more were hurt in the chaotic race to exit afghanistan ahead of the august 31 deadline for the u.s. to withdraw. >>> oregon has become one of the nation's worst covid hot spots. and his icu in bedford, all bets are full. most patients are unvaccinated and dying. >> those patients are dying within the next hour. i think we will lose another couple by tonight. >> the grief is tremendous. we are used to winning. us icu nurses are used to winning. we are not winning. we are losing. >>> u.s. is averaging almost 150,000 new cases per day. california alone just confirmed nearly 12,000. >>> the supreme court dealt a huge blow to millions of american renters. it is blocking the biden administration from enforcing a temporary pandemic related ban on evictions, saying the cdc lacked the

. >> an avenger -- i meade mistakes.t disney company filed papers last week to move the lawsuit into arbitration. it also revealed "black widow" made $125 million in online revenue. disney fought back against johanson's claim that she was promised an exclusive theater release that did not include streaming. her lawyers said the company is trying to hide its misconduct and said its response to the lawsuit was a misogynistic attack. >>> sha'carri richardson returned to the track, but things didn't go as planned. the 21-year-old who was disqualified from the olympics due to a positive marijuana test, competed at an event at the university of oregon over the weekend, but she finished in last place in the women's 100-meter competition. after the race, richardson remained defiant saying, quote, this was one race, i'm not done yet. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," t.j. and john osborne of the country music duo brothers osborne join us in the studio. i'm diane king hall. this is the "cbs morning news." does your vitamin c la

. >> wasn't like i felt i had to get back to the olympics to avenge anything and then, oh, maybe we have a shot at a gold medal in the olympics and then everybody wants to know, like, oh, are you looking to complete your set, of course, i won a gold medal. >> when talking about her future, ross said she's not sure what's in the cards. >>> u.s. dominance in volleyball is not limited to the beach. the u.s. women's indoor team has advanced to the finals after beating serbia. women's team has advanced to the gold medal game and will face either japan or france. the team has not lost an olympic game since 1992. >>> all right. time now for a look at your friday weather. >>> well, good morning to you. we're keeping an eye on the fire danger out west. a number, and i'm talking many, many fires burning throughout california up into oregon and then back into idaho and montana. the concern is we have another weather maker coming on through. this is going to really increase the winds. it's going to bring beneficial rain but the winds will be increasing and spreading that dangerous smoke throughout t

and what we're talking about here is avenging these deaths from terrorists. we're not talking about sending tens of thousands of troops back from an endless war. >> if i can ask a bit of a related question to josh. when the obama administration was bringing in syrian refugees, there was a lot of push back from various states and locals about refugees coming in to their communities. >> yeah. >> how do you see that situation this time around? is this going to be different? do you anticipate those same kind of pushback and hard feelings? >> we will see. but i will tell you that what we have been working to do is to work closely with governors, with localities, with local leaders to give them detailed briefings on what our vetting process looks like, what the background check looks like before any individual comes into the united states. and that is a background check process that's thorough before they are allowed to come in and step on u.s. soil. we also know that there are some people in this country, even some in congress who may not want to have people from

sunday," biden's national security adviser said that the united states is carrying out attacks to avengeths of the 13 service members at the kabul airport last thursday. >> the president will stop at nothing to make isis-k pay for the deaths of those american service members at the kabul airport. he will insure that we get the people responsible for this, that we continue to put pressure on the groups responsible for this and that we continue to take targets off the battlefield. >> joey, first, i want to go to you. your reaction on this second attack on isis-k and how it ups the stakes with respect to our deadline on tuesday. >> yeah, i think it's really important that he pointed out this is sort of to avenge them or revenge or seek retribution, because i think my understanding up until he said that was this was more preventative, part of their defense to get out of there. in other words, making sure they don't get bombed while they're trying to leave. if he's saying now we're doing this proactively to take out the people that took us out, that kind of opens the door. do we have a war ag

and certainly i would expect any president of the united states would be clear that he would avenge those deaths and the acts of terrorists and i don't think that came as a surprise to anyone but the president stands by as he outlined to all of you, just in last hour, his commitment to bringing an end to this war, as he has implemented over the course of the last month and what we're talking about is avenging the deaths from terrorists we're not talking about sending tens of thousands of troops back for an endless war that we've been fighting for 20 years. >> if i may ask a bit of a related question to josh when the obama administration was bringing in syrian refugees, there was a lot of pushback from various states and locals about refugees coming into their communities. how do you see that situation this time around is this going to be different? do you anticipate that same kind of pushback and hard feelings? >> we'll see but i will tell you that what we have been working to do is to work closely with governors, with localities, with local leaders to give them detailed briefings on what

i could mention the american legion bridge right avenger ofhe the johnson bridge in southern maryland and the list goes on and on and on. this bill will allow us to get to some of those bridges. let me talk a moment if i might about transit. weit need public transit. our workers need to be able to get to work here we need to be much more sensitive to our environment and getting people out of their automobiles. we waste too much time in congestion. i can't tell you how much hours are wasted every day because of unnecessary congestion. transit, public transit helps us deal with those challenges. this bill takes a quantum leap forward on the transit program. i was particularly please that includes a reauthorization of the ramada program for the region. i called the nation's transit system since its you so much by federal workers in order to get to work. it extends theti authorization f $150 million a year for the federal government through this decade. i particularly want to thank my colleagues in this region, senator warner, senator kaine, senator van hollen. we work together to make su

one of the things that i wanted to get to the library was the avengers collection.y a valuable poster. because it is petty bone. it has that weird look because it was framed. it had something acid on it and something not acid framing it. we had to bring all of this stuff that had been piling up in my life here and make sure that the important parts of it got archived. it wasn't a big stretch for them to start collecting in the area of punk. we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself. from they're, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪♪♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the big

the times leads with us presidentjoe biden�*s promise to avenge the deaths of the 13 us marines killedbomb attack at kabul airport. the mirror leads with the news that two of those killed in the attack were british citizens, and that the child of another british citizen was also killed. the prime minister's �*great regret�*. that's on the front page of the telegraph, after borisjohnson admits not everyone who worked with the british forces will be evacuated from the country. the mail leads with a similar story, and says leaving people behind could cause the biggest hostage crisis in britain's history, if they're captured by the taliban or isis—k. away from afghanistan, the financial times leads with the government's plea to hire uk based workers, in an effort to address britain's �*chronic�* lorry driver shortage. and finally, �*re—united'. there's only one back page story in town, and that's christiano ronaldo�*s confirmed return to the red devils. so, let's begin. afghanistan and we will start with the eye weekend. the headline here. thousands abandoned to the taliban. these are the

left 170 people dead. 13 of them were us military personnel, his death president barton, vowed to avenge us also warned a further threat suppose by isis in the region and ask the citizens to stay away from the airport. meanwhile, the august 31st deadline to set for the u. s. withdraw from the country is now just 3 days away. from responsible for thursday, the tank is inactive. any soon i've got this done on pakistan and lost the salvage campaign of bloodshed when it was founded in 2015. the middle east affairs, expert alley risk has questions about why when the us had intelligence about the attack, it failed to prevented what i think, regardless of whether it's tri care taken place or not. i think the speculation efforts will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide bomber from high. so what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence that such a scenario was like

left, a 170 people dead, 13 of them, us military personnel, whose death president biden found to avenge the u. s. is also warned to further threats posed by isis in the region and disaster citizens to stay away from the airport. while the august 31st deadline set for the us withdrew from the countries now just 3 days away. splinter group responsible for thursday's attacks, been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan along the salvage campaign, the bloodshed when it was founded in 2015 at least the 1st export alley risk has questions about why when the u. s. had intelligence on the attack is still failed to prevented what i think regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not. i think the becky wish and if it's will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide bomb off from what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence. that such a scenario was likely

leading lithuania of accusing its neighbour of deliberately avenging the influx. ~ , , influx. use the term hybrid aggression - influx. we sometimes use the l term hybrid aggression towards lithuania, using a regular migrants as a weapon. i'd make a weapon used to, they say, as retaliation for their opposition to the regime. and the accused belarus of arranging extra flights from iraq, allowing even more people to arrive. something belarus denies. translation: it is as if he carries migrants to lithuania on his shoulders but if anyone thinks that we will now close the border with poland, lithuania, latvia and ukraine and turn into a detention centre for those running from afghanistan, iran, iraq, syria, tunisia, they are mistaken. unmistakable are the conditions at this migrant centre. there are so bad migrants started to write recently. guides responded with rubber bullets but these are only the immediate difficulties faced. parliament injuly will that parliament in july will that the parliament injuly will that the government could immediately deport migrants after they refus

170 people, that 13 of them american military personnel, whose deaths president biden has vowed to avenge. the u. s. is also warned of further threats posed by isis in the region and is asked as citizens to stay away from the air hub. meanwhile, the august 31st deadline set for the us withdraw from the country is just 3 days away. now the isis splinter group, responsible for thursday attack has been active in both eastern afghanistan and pakistani to launch a savage campaign of bloodshed when it was found that in 2015, middle east expert ali risk is questioned about why when the us had intelligence about this attack it actually failed to stop it. well, i think regardless of whether destroyed had taken place or not, i think the becky wish and efforts will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide bomb off from what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence. that su

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tara plaza in a targeted drone as strike and i've got to stand up to president vital had vowed to avenge the american death. ah, i live from moscow, this is our to international is just 2 and 5 in the morning on saturday here in the russian capital. i'm calling bray with all the developments on afghanistan and the world wide ramifications as just tell you more about that news that we got on the y is just a few minutes ago. the united states says it has conducted its 1st as strike against the islamic state affiliate the claim responsibility for thursday's devastating terror attack in cobble that's according to a navy spokes person. the i got health ministry says 170 people were killed in the suicide bombing, including americans. some $200.00 more, were injured. the regional affiliate devices known as lab mix state hauled a sam quickly claim that was behind the atrocity. just to warn you that there awesome graphic images coming up next, early reports suggested that one of the blast happened at the entrance to the airport. as afghans waited in line to the processed to fly out, the bodies we

and if i was to avenge the american lives last, we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down to make you pay. ah hello. welcome to the international law, calling bryce just 13 in the morning on friday. here in moscow for 30 am in afghanistan, which is dominating our bulletin. this our a country reeling off the terrorism, managed to blight and already chaotic week of evacuation to face blasts of rock cobble airport. well that chaotic evacuation efforts underway ahead of the u. s. pull out. the african health ministry now says that at least 90 people were killed a more than a 150 injured. it's also been the deadliest day for american forces. 13 military soldiers are among the dead with 18 and the deadliest a more than a decade for them all corresponded in cobble is reported to several other blasts in the apple vicinity, which the taliban claims were down to us forces destroying their own property to stopping falling into foreign hands of the tax cut, just hours after western governments had warmed up a security threat. and now the terrorist group known as

attack did leave 170 dead, 13 of them, american personnel, whose deaths president biden as vowed to avenge. the u. s. is also warned to further threats posed by isis in the region widens as a fresh attack on cobble airport. it's highly likely in the next one to 2 days. meanwhile, the august 31st deadlines set for the us withdrawal from the country is just 3 days away. now the isis splinter group responsible for those dates attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan since 2015. a middle east affairs, expert alley risk has questions about why when the us had intelligence about the forthcoming attack, it failed to stop it. what i think, regardless of whether it's tri care taken place or not, i think the declaration efforts will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide bomb off from what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence. that such a scenario w

left a 170 people dead, 13 of the american military personnel whose deaths and biden has vowed to avenge. the us is also warned of further threats posed by ice in the region. and this asked that citizens to stay away from the airport while the august 31st deadline set for us withdraw from the country is now just 3 days away. the thing to be responsible for thursday, for tank has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan and moves the savage campaign of bloodshed when it was founded in 2015. the lease defies expert allie risk as questions about why when the us had intelligence about the attack, still failed to prevent what i think, regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not. i think the becky wish, and if it's will continue to be in jeopardy, i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide bomber from what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence, that such a scenario was likel

left 170 people dead. 13 of them american military personnel, whose dest person imbibed and vowed to avenge us, is also warned to further threats posed by isis in the region, and has asked the citizens to stay away from the hub. while the august 31st deadline set for the us withdraw from the country is just 3 days away. the senator responsible for those days, it's actually an active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan and those to savage campaign of bloodshed when it was founded back in 2015 the least expert alley risk is asked questions about why when the us had intelligence about that attack it failed. what i think regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not, i think the decoration efforts will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide bomber from isis, what our son succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence, that such a scenario was likely the hardest face decla

and i've also said that they will not seek retribution or avenge elsewhere they, which has emerged showing taliban fighters now enforce checkpoints on key highways . this one in particular, the stretch of the capital to the strategic city to learn a bad near the border with pakistan. listen, the scene carrying assault rifles, machine guns, and these in the rocket launcher, inspected cars on the road before waving some of them through. however, pockets of opposition, notably the national resistance front for us, gathered a for afghan, a stem to say that they will not surrender to the taliban and are prepared to fight on. although it is facing an increasingly powerful taliban, which has gained possession of vast quantities of west and weapons and that includes advanced artillery and aircraft that was captured from government forces were simply handed over to them. he goes, you donald has no this video right? him claims to show taliban fighters, flaunting american, made gear and well looking as nato. like as it gets headed, come out just a month ago. we put have been rubbish as an obvious fak

american military personnel whose death president biden vowed to avenge the u. s. has also warned of the threats posed by isis in the region, and is off that citizens to stay away from the hub. meanwhile, the august 31st deadlines set for the u. s. the fuel from the country is just 3 days away now. well, the ice splinter group, responsible for 30 days attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan, and launched a savage campaign of bloodshed when it was founded in 2015. we're going to get some more perspective on the west now and speak to contributor to a i monta alley risk. good to have you on the program. i mean, i want to talk about the drug strike. what do you make of the timing of it? is there a risk that this is actually going to harm endanger the evacuation assets, or do you think it was important to bite and send sort of a strong message now to insure it all as well? what i think regardless of whether it is strike had taken place or not, i think the becky wish and efforts will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber

left 170 people, dead, 13 of them, american military personnel whose death president biden vowed to avenge the u. s. has also warned a far the threat posed by isis in the region, and it's all still citizens to stay away from the hub. meanwhile, the august 31st deadline set for the us, the tour from the country is just 3 days away. the isis splinter group responsible facade states, a tank has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan, and launched the savage campaign of bloodshed when it was founded in 2015 quota embrace. polk reform is cured. charlotte, the pentagon. mike maloof is a washington move. well father height intentions and i think it's too little too late. i think that the plan or if it, if indeed, ma'am, was a planner that there will probably be other planners who will back him up and. and if everything is imminent, incapable, it probably is already going to be initiated. and there are other people to do that . and you gotta keep in mind that this is one time strike. i know what biden said about getting back, but this was just like a rap on the knuckles that we know where

exact same hands of who they were supposed to be protected by for news views. hughes, i'm sorry, avenger. right now. meanwhile, in london, doesn't a former african interpreters have gathered outside the british home office. they are demanding that the u. k. government helps their relatives out of africa and they're all ferrying taliban revenge for helping western allies are to isa ali reports. many of these men, all former interpreters who worked with the british army critical with the initial response, least of the british government to that well drawback, those evacuation attempts we saw those teens of people, definitely league and the chaos still take you to a couple of port and one of the individuals coming on the face criticism from dr. porter is the british foreign secretary, dominic rob. now the u. k. government have stepped up that they say that they've already evacuated 6000, nearly 6000 people, including over 3000 afghans. and they say goes, effort, fall schedule to continue. now we've also been taking some of the people attending this protest. some of those organizing this pro

to a 170 people dead, 13 of them american military personnel whose deaths president biden vowed to avenge the u. s. as also warned further threats posed by isis in the region. biden says a fresh attack on cobble airport is highly likely as soon as sunday. meanwhile, the august 31st deadline says by the us for withdrawal from the countries now with just 3 days away. the i spent a group responsible thursdays attack has been active in eastern afghanistan package since 2015, middle east affairs, expert alley risk has questions about why when the united states had intelligence about the attack, it failed to prevent it. what i think regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not, i think the becky wish. and if it's will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide bomber from what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence. that such a scenario was likely the other

left to 170 people dead. 13 of the american military personnel, his deaths president biden vowed to avenge the u. s. is also warned of further threats posed by isis in the region by the sense of fresh attack on cobbler airport is highly likely as soon as sunday. in fact, just over an hour ago, the us state department renewed the security for americans to leave the apples area immediately because of a quote, specific and credible threat. meanwhile, the august, the 31st deadlines set by the us to withdraw from the country is now just 3 days away. the ice splinter group responsible for thursday's attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan. and since 2015, middle east affairs expert on the risk has questions about why when the us had intelligence about the attack, it failed to prevented. what i think, regardless of whether this truck had taken place or not, i think the accusation efforts will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like go one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember

170 people dead, 13 of them american military personnel, whose deaths printed and bite and vowed to avenge. the u. s. is also warned to further threats posed by isis in the region. biden says a fresh attack on cobble. apple is highly likely as soon as sunday. in fact, in the past few minutes, u. s embassy stuff in cobble renewed their alert to americans to leave the airport area immediately because of a quote, specific, incredible threat. meanwhile, the august, the 31st deadline set for the us withdrawal from the country is now just 3 days away. the splinter group responsible for thursday's attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan since 2015 middle east affairs expert at the risk was questions about why when the us had intelligence about the attack, it failed to prevent it. what i think regardless of whether it's tri care taken place or not, i think the becky wish. and if it's will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. remember that the suicid

airport attack left a $170.00 dead 13 of them. americans whose deaths president biden has vowed to avenge. the u. s. has also warned further threats posed by isis in the region and as office citizens to seek. meanwhile, the august 31st deadlines set for the us withdrawal from the country is now just 3 days away. the ice is splinter group, responsible for thursday. the attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan since 2015. a middle east affairs expert ali risk, those questions about why when the u. s. had intelligence about the attack, it failed to prevented what i think regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not, i can be sure that this will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of a suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this gauge of always exist. remember that the suicide bomb off from what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence that such a scenario was likely the other space declared this global war on terror on the opposite temper

the news of the bomb at the drone attack rather was, was seen as part of president biden's vow to avenge the deaths of all those afghan civilians and the u. s. service people, it is not known whether this is going to be the end of that process of retaliation . but we do know from the u. s. military that a single strike by an unmanned drone, killed what was described as an eyesore k planner involved in the attack on the airport. in the pentagon was vague about where this drone originated from. seems very unlikely that it would have come from us bases in the gulf states which are bit far for a drone. so raises the possibility that there, there may have been the origin of this, in pakistan, or perhaps from ships off shore flying over pakistani territory. but in any event, the u. s. military says this took place in non ga har province, which is on the border with pakistan and says that there were no civilian casualties. this comes as the u. s embassy, as warning americans in cobble, those who are remaining to stay away from the airport and to get out of the country as quickly as possible. wh

his death president biden filed to avenge. the u. s. has also warned of the threats posed by isis in the region, and has asked its citizens to stay away from the hub. meanwhile, the august such, deadlines set for the us withdrawal from the country is just 3 days away now. well, that isis flint group responsible for 5 days attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan. launched a campaign of bloodshed when it was founded in 2015 colon brace focused on the security on the south, dependent on mike maloof fears a washington's move will father height intentions. and i think it's too little too late. i think that the plan are different. if indeed, ma'am, was a planner, that there will probably be other planners who will back him up and. and if everything is imminent in couple, it probably is already going to be initiated. and there are other people to do that . you got to keep in mind that this is one time strike. i know what biden said about getting back, but this was just like a rap on the knuckles that we know where you are, w

britain, france, and the us pledge to carry on earlier, and it televised address president biden, to avenge the american lives last. and we will not forgive we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay the i hello and welcome. it's just turned to in the morning on friday, here in moscow just after 3 30 am in afghanistan, country where the capital is still reeling. from an atrocity committed during the already deadly chaos in that city. a correspondence saying cobbles reported several bluffs in the apple area, which the taliban claims were down to us forces destroying their own property to stop it falling into foreign hands. earlier, there were 2 bluffs outside the terminal where a chaotic evacuation effort was under way ahead of the u. s. pull out, which is just 5 days away. according to the afghan health ministry, at least 72 people were killed and a 158 injured. the pentagon has been saying that 12 american military personnel, or among the dead, with 15 injured it might be a 13 c. u. s. military member has also come to their injuries. we'll try and get that confirmed for you a

britain, france of the us pledge to carry on, and it televised address president biden bowers to avenge the american lives last, we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay. our reporting continues online with updates and analysis. 247 at r t dot com, heading into a new day here in moscow, neil hobbies here in an hour with a full bulletin. next step though, it's the kaiser report. the hi max guys are this is the cause or a port? well, america is crazy frat party in afghanistan is over 20 years, leaving behind quite a mess. stating. right, and you know, and there was a great thought piece out this week about the moment of our exit august 15th 2021 from mass ghana, san and it's called farewell to bourgeois kings. and the thing is, it really goes with our whole theme that we've been looking at the past few years. and recently, where we compared the united states to weimar germany, and in the hyper inflation of 923, took a few years to actually get to that point. we covered michael burry covering this one money dies. well in this article farewell to bourgeo