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there were far better ways of conducting this war. there were far better ways of establishing the system that was established here. the united states came to afghanistan in a lot of anger and rage. that meant that there wasn't a lot of understanding for the local culture. cultural sensitivities are really important because you served, and you must have remembered winning -- member to the winning hearts and minds strategy which is the only good thing the united states army as a policy tried to implement in afghanistan. unfortunately, it was too little, too late at that point. it is very difficult to win wars because the only successful war we have seen in recent history is crimea and the annexation of it. so the longer wars, intractable conflicts are very difficult to resolve. in those circumstances, the united states really needed to understand the local context of the fighting. you cannot use this one-size-fits-all strategy for every region that you engage in. that meant that even when the united states took a back row in their engag

to go, because obviously— be the better way to go, because obviously i — be the better way to go, becausee got the double _ obviously i think once we've got the double jabs, we are obviously in a better, _ double jabs, we are obviously in a better, stronger position, and i think— better, stronger position, and i think it's — better, stronger position, and i think it's unusual that no one really— think it's unusual that no one really knows how much a pcr test costs _ really knows how much a pcr test costs on _ really knows how much a pcr test costs on top of a trip. this is the other— costs on top of a trip. this is the other thing. _ costs on top of a trip. this is the otherthing, it's notjust costs on top of a trip. this is the other thing, it's notjust people going _ other thing, it's notjust people going on— other thing, it's notjust people going on holiday, this is a big part of it. _ going on holiday, this is a big part of it. but— going on holiday, this is a big part of it, but people who are seeing family— of it, but people who are seeing family abroad that they've not seen for 124

case that you don't have to settle for the choice between two failed approaches but there is a better way and it's something that a lot of different people can get on board with because it's the best way to accomplish what you care about predicting gets the most important thing that anybody could be doing right now. >> and i put this in the context of one of high acts's great insights and for those interested in the second volume of legislation and liberty in which he said what you call perhaps the greatest discovery of mankind and that is that people can live in peace and to their mutual advantage and to paraphrase here, if they are only limited by abstract rules of conduct. so what does that mean? that means the government rules should only be general and not specifically controlling people and limiting what they are doing but empowering them and therefore the government's role is to set these basic rules which would in our view, would be equal rights and mutual benefit where people succeed by helping one another so you get rid of cronyism corporate welfare and all of those things where

that you don't have to settle for the false choice between two failed approaches but there is a better way and it is something a lot of different people can get on board with because it is the best way to accomplish what you care about and the most important thing anybody can do. that is my sense. >> i put this in the context of a great insight which is those, in the second volume of -- perhaps the greatest discovery of mankind, the people can live in peace and to their mutual advantage to paraphrase if they are only limited by abstract rules of conduct. what does that mean? that means the government rules should only be general and not specifically controlling people and limiting what they are doing but empowering them and therefore the government's role is to sit these basic rules that in our view would be based, equal rights and mutual benefit where people succeed by helping one another so you get rid of cronyism, corporate welfare, all of those things where the government rigs the system or conspires with businesses or other groups to rigged the system so everybody truly has equal righ

so the only way we change that is to find a way to have everybody participate in the progress.r. and as we do that things get better. and those to create a mutual benefit.. bid could this be some way that can be construed as top-down planning? >> as i said in the beginning the keys to have people believe in themselves. if you give people more and they don't believe in themselves they will have a negative attitude somebody is getting more goodies than im or i don't like what they are doing whereas you focus on finding your gift and use it to contribute. and making you successful to believe in yourself then you'll want to partner with others. because you see yout are not good at everything then you will be more successful. that's what changes that. so as to help people sell it self-actualized.i >> we're getting close to the end here. this has provided a great overview of what the book is aboutnd and those institutions that aret functioning and very with classical liberalh principles and getting them to believe they can make a difference. and justice thomas he was speaking to a group of a few dozen people and whenever

a better way.e not talking about small tweaks butyi truly leaning in and more fully applying thesear principles of human progress that charles justri mentioned i think of thoseti that are enshrined in the declaration of independence. that the cato institute was founded to advance and so many of us are working towards. this is the north star. so to get there we need to take it seriously. we do need a paradigm shift. the book puts forward three big ideas. the first is the notion the solution to our country's problems will have to be different and specific but the effective ones have one thing in common you have a deep belief in people. it sounds obvious but it is a paradigmd shift if you look at how we are doing things in the country right now our assistance are behaving as if most people don't have d anything to contribute that is wrong so we have to shift the paradigm with the belief in people and the second big idea the solutions that work best will be those that empower people from the bottom up

um, there's no better way to end the week in -- in my view. it's been quite a week. your fallback list? >> well, i love fallback friday. so i don't want you to make me fall back. so i can't ask chris what's going on with toby and kate? that would be wrong? >> you can. that's funny. >> same thing for me. same thing on my list. people asking me about what's going to happen with toby. >> i know, you are going to get me kicked off. anyway, i want to go with greg abbott. i want him to fall back. i want him to fall back from, you know, getting his extra booster shot. getting whatever he's gotten, monoclonal antibodies. god bless him. i wish him well. i don't want him to get sick but i just think the idea that this clown who has stopped local people from passing the -- the laws and doing the things that they need to keep their people healthy has now gotten first in line for these other things. and he's still got covid so fall back, please, greg. >> fall back. fair and we are seeing a lot of heat on republican governors here, as you say. which everybody health and safety but

it could have been done in a better way. and even our people could have done it in a better way. and the government could have done it in a better way. and the u.s. administration could have done it in a better way. so things got chaotic. and i'm sorry for the people that they're still caught up in such a miserable condition. >> you must have had some indication that something was going wrong. you sent your children out i understand a few weeks before. did you have an inkling that things could change so quickly and dramatically? >> yes. as the taliban were progressing very fast and they were capturing province after province or city after city, so that looked murky. and i thought okay, they will eventually come to kabul or reach kabul, the capital city of afghanistan. i thought that my children should go as soon as possible. but i had to stay for some business, and that kept me busy. otherwise i would have already flown as well. >> so you got out of there as quickly as possible. and you also have left people behind. have you spoken to them? >> yes. i have left behind my siblings

surely there was a better way. surely there was a better way. surely there was a better way. >> i want to ask you about a threat assessment that's just come down, clarissa, showing that the taliban seem to be increasing their retaliation against u.s. allies in kabul and across the country, just on the other side of that wall. what are you hearing about that? and what have you seen of that? >> reporter: well, for the first couple of days the taliban were on their best behavior. they were trying to show the world that they were an effective political force, that they were mature, responsible state actors. they were trying to escape basically their reputation from the late 90s and early 2000s and two decades of bloody insurgency. it hasn't taken long to see their true colors coming out, right? yesterday in kabul peaceful protests, afghanistan independence day, a bunch of young people went protesting in the center of town just waving afghan flags. and our colleague was near where the protest was happening. he heard gun

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>> i don't have a better way to run it tactically at the airport. what those guys are doing there, they are making all the right moves. they're constrained by the strategy of having a choke point. we're going to have one base, geographically located where the enemy knows it is and set a time frame. if you get outside of that time frame, retake bagram. let the taliban know that you're not going to leave until every citizen is out there. you offer assistance in the panzir valley, take other heads. but you have to show force and come back in and set up alternative things, not have a single point of failure. >> martha: yes. well, we'll see if the president is expanding his thinking in those areas at all. we haven't heard that from him yet and we can confirm that president biden will speak at 5:00 p.m. this evening. we hope this that time line sticks. it's been awhile since the american people have heard from the commander-in-chief. we've had a lot to process over all of those hours. we look forward to hearing from the president at 5:00 p.m. today. thank

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and everybody lays group with edlio been the better way to be doing it, but a lot of them up. the filipinos subdivision advice is called itself the other side of group and is based around min, danelle, bus, alon and the pseudo islands. his goal is to establish an independent muslim caliphate in the philippines. moon, that they use large numbers of children in combat. as human shields, suicide bombers and donors to treat wounded adult fighters the whole, oh, the after almost $24.00 l. c on route of it at the marines. jaffar and abdulla still don't know, watch waiting for them. they're transferred from one naval ship to another. and a voyage continues i mean. ready this is up doing this home village. it was his uncle who sold him to. i says, that's him. my neighbor will be a school high school. the uncle didn't just sell his nephew, but his son to not go to guy and number. and you do your own thing, cell phone 1000. you know, we didn't. yes. he says that men in black came and asked for his children. they promise to teach them arabic and he claims he had no idea it was a trap. i

that when every election, it's so much better that way. if you are here for the evil jug or not, you get to celebrate so many more when awesome. i've had 6 pieces of cake this week. i've done 14 lined the coke off stripper just a day that was unrelated, but still, not only do i only cheer for the big money democratic establishment whenever i'm at a casino, i route for the house. yeah. if you do that, you get to celebrate like all the time. i also jennifer western allied people to win the nobel peace prize that always seems to go pretty well. and i cheer for the international criminal court to prosecute black war criminals. because then i'm

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we will continue that in a better way. thank you. >> agenda item 2 is roll call. [ roll call ] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair:

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way. is the pandemic getting worse or better? back to may, above 80% said things are getting better. now only 40% say things are getting better. public perceptions are changing because of the spikes in cases of the delta variant. >> you talk about naming names but he wanted to come up to the line. he wanted to talk about florida and texas but he didn't specifically say governor desantis or governor abbott. i asked him on his way out why not just give governor desantis a call? he said, he knows the message. they met recently when president biden was in miami for the surfside tragedy. he's even suggested they maybe had a conversation about this but didn't want to go further. does he take additional action to try and head this off? >> here again in another moment of national crisis the case count is going up, hospitalizations are going up. this is the republican leader in the house saying what the president and the democrats are saying is wrong. >> we were told if we got the vaccine, we could go back to work, back to school, back to

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there were far better ways of conducting this war.r better ways of establishing the system that was established here. the united states came to afghanistan in a lot of anger and rage. that meant that there wasn't a lot of understanding for the local culture. cultural sensitivities are really important because you served, and you must have remembered winning -- member to the winning hearts and minds strategy which is the only good thing the united states army as a policy tried to implement in afghanistan. unfortunately, it was too little, too late at that point. it is very difficult to win wars because the only successful war we have seen in recent history is crimea and the annexation of it. so the longer wars, intractable conflicts are very difficult to resolve. in those circumstances, the united states really needed to understand the local context of the fighting. you cannot use this one-size-fits-all strategy for every region that you engage in. that meant that even when the united states took a back row in their engagement with afg

what better way to go to places that lost so much life 20 years ago. can never forget and what we do with the foundation we want to make sure we take care of our first responders who died in the line of duty and men and women in uniform, 7000 died since the war we've got to take care of the families left behind and that's what we do, we give them mortgage free homes. charles: shanksville tomorrow and 27, 28 eastern morristown september 5 and then follow the route your brother took through the brooklyn tunnel that takes you to the freedom tower i want to know what you are going to think, the light is going to hit you and you will seek this amazing magnificent building and think about all the sacrifice. what you think you are going to be fuming? >> i'll be thinking of my brothers but also the other 343 firefighters who ran into the north or south tower up those stairs along with police officers and they were saving lives, willing to give up their own to save their lives. that's what we are all about, to honor these great heroes and many of them who die f

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so you know, the obvious issue is there's got to be a better way. and what is that? in our view based on this work we all think that the damaged caps are the better way because they don't fix any of the problems we do is alluded to. they don't and improve deterrence or make the system less expensive. we don't find evidence that they are driven by things happening inside of the litigation system that is the number of claims and payoff proclaim. they are in the states that don't cap the damages not just of the severity of the injury and because they are no longer worth pursuing in the contingency recovery system. now the insurance premiums that went up a lot in the last malpractice crisis that happened haven'tsurprisingly declined any are now back to lower level of the 1990s. given that we found three and malpractice crisis you should expect that we are likely due for another reasonably soon. we think we should fix the problems in the system. doctors are worried about the risk of personal bankruptcy and we thank. in the experiments and along with enterprise liability r

in our view based on this work we don't think damage caps are the better way because they don't fix any of the problems that we just alluded to the don't improve compensation or deterrence and they don't make the system less expensive, more time-consuming except by making cases go away entirely it is not obvious why it would change people's dislike of the system. it may follow those problems worse let me differ so afterward. the next set of key lessons are premium fights are real but we don't find evidence that they're driven by things happening in the litigation system. that is a number of claims in the payout per claim defense costs are going up but they're not going up enough to drive the premiums that i showed you a slide about earlier. we also find in texas and elsewhere paid claims have declined steadily since 2001 which you may remember which was the last malpractice and then they begin decline in states that don't have damages. the smaller claims smaller in terms of dollars not necessarily in terms of severity of injury is steadily disappearing from the system because they're no

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it could have done any better way.t is something to see, as you mentioned earlier god, we've all seen the images. you do not see images as much in the corporate press from let's say the war in yemen over the last eight years, the war in sibiu, elyria, pakistan, somalia of course iraq. it seems like the moral outrage comes we are leaving a war. there've been millions of innocent people slaughtered as a result of these wars and less 20 years. guy: diapers in the clear right to go into afghanistan after 911. the nationbuilding is where you lose a lot of people. >> that should've ended in christmas of 2001. [inaudible] >> just because were leaving a war does not mean people are not going to be slaughtered but slaughters were to continue her but there we in afghanistan or not. >> a lot of americans are concerned about american citizens trapped in that country thousands of them. i don't understand our military our government says we can do all these things in afghanistan but we don't have the capacity now to go get our peopl

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i want to figure a better way out. >> johnson is behind six dozen other ada lawsuits filed this year alone. they are looking for a lawyer who wants to fight their lawsuits. >>> coming up on kpix five san francisco, a big victory after a long battle for brittany spears. >> plus, bay area based zoom making learning easier for students. >> coming up at 5:00, what parents are turning to, to teach their toddlers the valuable lessons that they learned during quarantine. >> this is a live look from treasure island this morning. it is 4:40. we will be right back. >>> time for this morning's money watch report. a revenue spike for air bnb and how to stay focused during online class. >>> stocks moved higher on thursday. the dow gained 14 points, adding to it's record high. the nasdaq rose 51. air bnb's revenue jumped 50%. the company brought in $3.1 billion as travelers looked to get away and also avoid hotels but shares went down because of concerns about the delta variant. zoom has a new feature to help people who have trouble paying attention during class. focus mode allows students to only

so we have perhaps a better way to take care of those people who really help the united states of americawe have to act soon, fast, find ways we can get them out. >> what is your biggest nightmare for your family that is still there? >> not being able to see them again. that's my biggest fear. >> and how real is that fear in your mind? >> real. 100% real. in the last couple of days i've had just a little bit of sleep. every night i sleep only two or three hours. i keep calling them nonstop to find out how they're doing. >> listen, i've been saying this and i mean it every time. thank you for your service to this country. i hope the country keeps its promise, and i know they told you when you said that you'd help that don't worry, we know they'll come for your family, they're part of the package, they'll help you as well. i hope they keep their promise and i hope it happens, and i'll cover it all the way through. and i'll give you my number and check in with me and let me know what's happening. we'll do it on the break. >>> on the covid front, the fda is about to announce news that could g

so that we can serve the nation in a better way. and you should also work accordingly. in the same way, africa, it's really important that the africans are giving a lot of importance to the national values. one national unity, national consensus out of the media. the media should not work against us against the national values against nationalities, unity when it comes to make differences, really just been fences and hostilities, they should not be actually promoted by the media. they should work on the country for the units of the nation. one is going to have peaceful, brotherly living together for once a once again. my direct is to all a few for participants participating in our conference call me back. at any of the i did get one of them. you know, so the names are going to be read out. i'm here to serve you one of the we're going to have more press conferences today. we have maybe less time in the future. my brother just just came from from a trip. we just want to make sure y'all is going to wait for me. so we'll have a lot of time to discuss in the future. so all of

the president told george stephanopoulos he doesn't think this exit could have been handled any better way, that chaos would ensue no matter what. do you agree with that? >> i agree if the government collapses to the degree it did, if the security forces evaporate at the speed that they did, you'll clearly have chaos. that's what we saw. >> let's go back to the planning. we closed bagram. i was there with general miller. there were concerns. there were concerns about afghan interpreters. whose job was it to worry about those interpreters, those afghans at risk? >> our goal was to keep the embassy open and provide a security element in and around kabul international to protect the embassy and protect our interests in the immediate area. in terms of whose job it is, whose job it was to address thet special immigrant visa applicants, it's all of our job. it's an interagency process that's led by the state department. it's all of our responsibility. >> are you going to get them all out of there? all your people here are working hard, but there's no real way to get this done right now. >> i'm s

better be a wake-up call for joe biden. the media and his party have done him no favors this week. will the democrats have his back the wayk in low moments? nope. not judging by this week. so he'd better rise to this occasion. and today, once again, president joe biden did not. case in point. the defense secretary told members of congress today that the taliban is beating americans trying to get to the airport. that squares with our reporting on the ground that you'll hear in a second. but it did not square with what we heard from the president today. >> since i spoke to you on monday, we've made significant progress. we're in constant contact with the taliban. working to ensure civilians have safe passage to the airport where we have been seeing challenges with americans -- for americans. we have, thus far, been able to resolve them. >> resolve? nothing is resolved. the concern is whether their white house has the resolve that we need right now. in fact, a concern that i voiced earlier this week has been confirmed. the white house doesn't even know how many americans are still in afghanistan, let alone how to get them al

know that they may be more restrictive and eventually they'll be in emerett at the top on have better ways. so long ways to go before we can say that they're receptive to women on television or to, you know, equal opportunity for math kind of sense. how do you feel about freedom of speech, enough canister? the moment you going to optimistic may be feared the worst when the telephone came into power. but how are you feeling in the moment? i'm feeling neither. i think it's too early and we can't be used to assume that they have changed for good freedom of speech. is not just some reporting on facts. i mean they, they believed that gods on their side. and then the holy koran is the constitution . and then they kind of be challenged in time. they will need to be need to get channels and we'll see how much capacity they have for criticism when that happens to, to, to early and we have months and months ahead of us to see if they actually their, their actions match the words. it's understandable. we sent an awful lot of people fleeing heading for the airport. it's been tragic at times, watching

the doctor and with good reason, and so you know the obvious issue is there's got to be a better way and what is that. while in our view, based on this work the damage caps are the better way because they don't fix any of the problems that we just alluded to the don't include compensation or improve deterrence, they don't make the system less expensive or time-consuming except by making cases go away entirely. this obvious bias the people's dislike of the system. it makes up some of those problems worse and we needed to further discussion of that so after this, the next set of key lessons or sort of equally simple. they're like but we don't find evidence of the grim things happening inside of the litigation system. that is the number of claims in the chaos of claims and those costs are going up but not going up enough to drive the premium spike that i showed you the slide about earlier. and we also find and in texas and elsewhere these claims have declined steadily since 2001, which you may remember was when bless mel practice crisis started pretty neat been declining even in states

we will continue that in a better way. >> the bicycle coalition was giving away 33 bicycles so i applied. i was happy to receive one of them. >> the community bike build program is the san francisco coalition's way of spreading the joy of biking and freedom of biking to residents who may not have access to affordable transportation. the city has an ordinance that we worked with them on back in 2014 that requires city agency goes to give organizations like the san francisco bicycle organization a chance to take bicycles abandoned and put them to good use or find new homes for them. the partnerships with organizations generally with organizations that are working with low income individuals or families or people who are transportation dependent. we ask them to identify individuals who would greatly benefit from a bicycle. we make a list of people and their heights to match them to a bicycle that would suit their lifestyle and age and height. >> bicycle i received has impacted my life so greatly. it is not only a form of recreation. it is also a means of getting connected with the community

way. smoke is an issue. i showed you at the top of the hour. bettere mild yellows for the bay will clear out. tomorrow, a good day for air quality. seven-day forecast shows you the subtle warm up. now, look at the microclimates and you will see the big warm ups for the east bay, warming into the upper 90s by the time we get to thursday and friday. guys, back over to you. >> thank you, darren. >>> still ahead, we will take you to a one of a kind gathering that had everyone seeing double. >>> coming up tomorrow night, t running oufor a young womafatals prolnghelifenow acev >>> i want continued hope. i am back at square one. >> a choice between absolute guarantee of death and some chance. >> the dilemma facing thousands of patients fighting for a chance of life and a dosage of hope, that is tomorrow on the kpix news at 7:00 >>> game day toni about quarteks in ttg down with talk about camp competition ask kpix. >> hell, yeah. >> giants and the a's. >> free spirit seems too hippy for me. >> local greats inducted into the pro football hall of fame. this and

is there a better way to assist victims of trafficking. some 800,000 people are trafficked each year for labor or for sex. even our own little town of africa new york as seen victims of trafficking. in order to receive protection from the united states under the trafficking victims protection act, one must be willing to assist law enforcement but many are not willing to do because it would place their families and villages at risk of retaliation from international trafficking syndicates. thus victims are faced with two equally difficult options . in order to receive protection from the united states you have to be willing to testify against your abusers in order to guarantee the safety of your family and villages, you must refrain from doing so. is there a better way to assess victims of trafficking ? that's a question refugee advocates ask policymakers all the time. challenge number three, what do you do with children who arrive unaccompanied to the united states. thousands of children arrive in the united states by themselves each year t

way in which we can take control of that airport. we did. >> sir, you don't think this could have been handled better in any way? no mistake? >> no. i don't think it could have been handled in a way -- we're going to go back in hindsight and look, but the idea that somehow there's a way to have gotten out