zach britton getting loose.zach britton. that's off the end of the bat. but coming off a good appearance his last timeout. a shocking top of the ninth against liam hendriks, and it started with tyler wade first pitch swinging and a base hit. >> john: it is shocking, but the yankees have been doing this kind of throughout the year, it's just a credit to the team who has battled. every team has injuries, the white sox of had a bunch of injuries, but the yankees have gone through a stretch where sometimes unrecognizable what their lineup is. >> joe: 3-2 pitch again and a strike out ends the inning. what an inning it was, damage done. provided by aaron judge, giancarlo stanton, knocking down corn and putting the yankees on top. ♪ ♪ bottom of the ninth inning from iowa coming up. ♪ ♪ everya new 5g phone. old customers. new customers. families. businesses. every customer. from these bakers to these bakers. hello! new 5g phones when you trade in your old ones. cracked, busted, sticky buttons and all thank you. upgrade

connie britton returning star of "the ms. pat show", ms.all new "closer look" featuring the 8g band with jeff bowders d now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight and now let's get to the news the biden administration is set to announce that americans should receive a coronavirus booster shot eight months after being fully vaccinated so, if you got your second shot in march, you'd have to get your booster around the time we reinvade afghanistan and former president trump appeared last night on sean hannity's show. yeah, no kidding at this point, it's as newsworthy as sean hannity appeared on "sean hannity. surprised he's not organizing the office softball league it was announced yesterday that texas governor greg abbott tested positive for a breakthrough case of the coronavirus. now, i would never wish ill on the governor but since he never wore a mask, i don't have to united airlines reportedly sent a memo to flight attendants that ask them to avoid using duct tape

these are the big issues dominate, grab britton's foreign secretary. i mean, return to india back is on relation to the bit to grab the foreign secretary here. said he'd been in touch with your government and your government told him that they were surprised by the taliban. victory. why was i assigned so surprised? i mean, the washington post a few months ago, and he was he more than a year ago, had the african papers which said that the u. s. officials were lying. that's what the washing of both that about how successful the nato campaign was enough. gannons that, you know, people think of the i s i is quite a, quite a robust security service agency. i think everybody knew that eventually the couple regina would clash the question, i think was that it collapsed so quickly. and that's why we, i mean, was your prime minister your, your prime minister, more or less is mean saying that ghani ghani is a puppet of the united states. doesn't have support around the country. i mean, they, you to infected with these policy. think tanks, these so called mainstr

deadly shooting why the deputy involved will not face any we have just learned that prince andrew britton be what is accused up friends chat in an elevator as what you write. how they managed to perk . and alameda county deputy is recovering after being dragged by a suspect's car around: 30 years g street in east chopper 5 plan over the area just a few hours ago. sheriff's office is the deputy trying to alan that's what he said he is are expected to be okay as of's daughter this evening. >>> contra costa da getting lawfully shot in 2008 no charges will be filed against you many avenue in afghanistan are not so sure. new video out of omaha, nebraska showing three friends trapped in an elevator that is slowly filling up with water, floodwater swept the area over the weekend of water came rushing into an apartment building. ought to get out as a maintenance worker trying to pry his way in. after about 10 minutes they did all make it out safely. wow, nervous times as the water, kind of like a movie. no kidding. thriller . two of you not only the first place will do it too. >> just a little bi

when i leave this week, britton's defense secretary warned the afghanistan was on the brink of collapse, calling the u. s. decision to leave a mistake, but also predict that the nation will once again become a breeding ground for al qaeda. shoddy edwards dashti has the details on that paying the tale from totally taking control and shipping that balance of power. now not only will a poverty of course increase on political destabilization, but what's a key worry is terrorism could also still be on the rise and that's why the u. k. the sudden secretary is now saying that pulling out of the region is a huge mistake. now we're in this position where the house click manage across the country. united states are leaving that with an honest yesterday we are leaving alongside them. and that leaves a, as you say, a very, very big problem on the ground developing with the taliban failed states around the world need to instability lead to a security threat to off on our interest. we, we are very clear about that, that fly that the west has to learn that you don't fix problems, you manage problems.

there is boris johnson deploy britton's h m as elizabeth aircraft carrier to confront china. i'm still here with john pilcher, who joins me from sidney in australia. well, of israel is britain strategic, military partners we're told in a to a nation media day after day that our enemies to our national security, russia and china, china holding the rotating presidency of the un security council. you said the coming war on china, out of you noticed the difference here is god's palestine with china, apparently trying to force the issue with a statement from the un security council to go overseas for against the wishes of the united states. the whole turn, the whole campaign against china and the campaign against palestine. one in the same thing, it is about control is about imperial powers such a certain time in their history threatened they feel threatened. they're not actually threatened. they have threatened in economic terms in those they may, there they are, economic prosperity is receding. but so in order to correct this, they play me with the prospect of war. it's a terrib

they're in trouble. britton's march on agency says a potential hardrock is unfolding of projects for a pinch of over pitch. human tanka called the asphalt princess for other ships in the area, reported that they were not on the command as suggesting that they lost power and could no longer steer. iran revolution regard has denied that the ringing forces or the allies are involved saying it's a pretext for hostile action against terror on villages have been evacuated. as a large wildfire creeps closer to the outskirts of the greek capital, more than 300 firefighters are trying to contain the blaze. temperatures of more than 40 degrees celsius and dry winds have found war. the 100 separate fires. prime minister says it's the worst heat wave, the country has seen in more than 30 years, and firefighters in turkey working around the clock as wildfires continued to spread in coastal resort towns. these pictures are from the town of boardroom winds and temperatures above 40 degrees celsius. finding 95 in the area, firefighters plains from spain and croatia of flown into help. the shop store

it's, you know, we should do everything we can to minimize the effect on real, really everybody. britton's defense secretary has criticized washington's agreement with the taliban on the police of us forces. despite the u. k itself, withdrawing its troops from the region. the disputed deal was struck last year names to keep terrorist groups such as out of the country. it seems london, as it's issues with the pact. the deal was a rotten deal. it is flawed. it saddens me that's a deal picked apart a lot of what had been achieved. and if dennis done over 20 years will probably be back in 10 or 20 years. an extraordinary front. so i didn't deal basically to pull out on conditioning. i'm in the very name of the agreement signed in february 2020 was design. talk about an agreement between the islamic emery to the gun on which is not recognized by the united states and is known as taliban. i mean, that's an extraordinary thing. negotiate with a group of richard says he doesn't recognize richard indigenous called terrorist organization. nothing was granted demanded to patel except to see saw not t

a delta, very drives up cases that people will be eligible. 8 months after getting this 2nd job. britton's prime minister, boy johnson says the u. k. will do all it can to say q monetary and crisis enough can stand. but critics, including the opposition labor party, say he's already falling short. with the home office restricting the number of afghans allowed to just 5000 over the coming year. showing the whole has this report from westminster. the collective anguish of parliament in peace brought back from some recess to debate. the failure of a mission that claimed 457 british lives make bars. johnson described what the u. k . would do. in the aftermath, our efforts, the focus on supporting young can people in the region itself, particularly those play in conflict, or the threat of violence. we therefore call on the united nations to lead a new humanitarian effort in the region. the government has announced a new refugee resettlement scheme, instantly called an ambitious by critics that aims to bring 20000 of those most in need to britain over the next few years. and despite promises to

on the 2 decades britton's defense, secretary even started welling up to me get back. somebody get back the u. s. golf and so forth. it didn't enough time to get people out and have to send some troops back. us general mar, community kind of admitted they had the off the taliban to help them get american safely away through the state department. but taliban are facilitating the safe passage to the airport for american citizens. embarrassing. what was embarrassing that it was for washington night, so i like the room is, are they willing even consulted on the timeline? what consultations did happen? but julie ignored, we have seen the consequences of a difficult decision made by 30 allies together. when you decide to end them intermission, that the nato gentle factory, then release my mouth open welding, bending the june a little bit. because even in the nighttime and the degree there was a need to come back and it's done literally none of the others wanted to leave in the dead of night, leave the current developed more to the point they wanted us to stay behind. because

well, illustrating some of those security concerns enough can national britton's no fly list made it into the country on a military plane. he was declared though not to be a person of interest, and i am free to go in france. police arrested when 5 afghans with alleged slings to the taliban suspect had failed to comply with the state home order for our under surveillance and in germany, some previous thing deported afghans with criminal records managed to sneak back in back in fire, evacuation flights hungry for its part is emphasized, it won't accept an unrestricted flow of african refugees and says it won't let its people suffer from fraud geo political decisions made by the us hungry state. secretary added that the chaos in afghanistan probably could have been avoided. what we're seeing right now in capital, in other parts of a garrison is frightening. and i think it could bring about an airing migration and international terrorism that we didn't want and perhaps could have avoided in while turkey has been reinforcing its border with a ran, fearing an influx of african migrants tur

hijacks of the course of the united arab emirates, several other ships signal and they to in trouble. britton's maritime agency sense of potential hijack is unfolding of jonesborough wildfire as a raging and parts of greece and italy, facing the people on the outskirts of athens to be forced to from their homes. and far crews tackled more than half a dozen new far as in sicily and puleo in italy. a murder investigation has been launched after and i had spoken belushi not to this was found dead in ukraine. could tell the show of lead a group that helps people flee persecution from president alexander the question because government organization says his death was a planned operation. and that c o 2 dates to keep it here on al jazeera. the news continues. after the stream talked to al jazeera we, what role did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen, you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on out sierra ah hi, i'm 70. okay. it has been 12 months since an explosion of a root support change t

and we had quite a reaction from the bell rouge and leader, alexander lucas, shank. britton's good. god. go check on those sanctions for a 1000 years. we haven't known britain. and we don't really want to see what you are americans. yes, men. now a number of countries around the world are the target of us sanctions. in obama administration escalated the sanctions on a number of countries. new sanctions were imposed under donald trump as well. and it seems like the biden ministration has now come forward and more sanctions are being imposed on del ruth while the usa continues to demonize the leader of bell roost. alexander lucas shan't go or that's it for now. here went off into national about your news program. returns other top of the out the was i'm action because you were getting on the rad, exposing the corruption of the rich and powerful coming up in the show. who is the aggressor after israel allegedly attack syria, iraq.

contentious then it comes as president biden said, only sunday that they may have to stay past then. britton's prime minister barak johnson, reportedly using an emergency summit. the g 7 today, monday to ask washington indeed to keep its forces beyond the 31st to allow evacuation their lives to continue. most countries saying there's no way in the world that could get everybody out all their nationals by then, so that could be a hotspot. and then there's the fate of african women under the new taliban rule remaining. yet another major concern that's been raised worldwide, hundreds, in fact taken to the streets of cities across europe to show the solidarity with the african women protested to money action from the governments including accepting will ref, fuji's, men expressing fears the taliban go to impose strict laws prohibiting women from certain aspects of public life and education rushes. rudolf can use agency speaking them to one human rights activists just who explained who in her mind she thinks is responsible for the current situation. in my opinion, america is the main country who, w

and the cyclists becomes britton's. most successful olympian the final day of the olympic games that are coming up with gemma in sport when we come back. a hello, here's the situation. weatherwise across the middle east. we are tapping into a bit of a sham ball down the golf at times. so for joe, we'll see that when northwest, but also shifts toward the northeast when it is the northwest, when it's dryer. so usually by the morning and by night you'll really feel that humidity ramp up. 43 degrees will be the high look at this 46 on wednesday, while above the average. next stop, we're go into pakistan and the winds have died down for southern areas of karachi. so i said there are areas of pakistan including karachi. so that means our risk of sand industrial ins starts to peel back as well, but don't get used to it because in the days ahead we will see those when a wrap up as well off to turkey, where crews are battling fires for the 12 day in a row, a bit of rain rolling through, but look at this, this is concerning towar

of course, we'll probably come back britton's defense, actually that well done. everyone here for the next 20 years, the pointlessness tragic news in from turkey now where a russian firefighting plane has crashed while helping extinguish blazes in the south of that country. all the people aboard died in the incident. according to the russian defense ministry, 5 russian citizens were among the crew. an investigation into that tragedy is currently underway to europe. now thousands are out again in paris, protesting against co restrictions for the 5th consecutive week. the cry is over, the mandatory health passes now needed to get into restaurants and other public places are these policies here takes a closer look. well, as many as a quarter of a 1000000 people are estimated to have turned out to the streets of france today to protest against the mandatory wearing of the mosque and public spaces. and also having to show their health pos since monday is one of the suite rallies taking place here in paris this saturday. and they were more than $200.00 that are taking

i don't know whether you know, the boris johnson a sent our aircraft carrier. britton's aircraft carrier to china is maritime borders. and obviously the threats to the shanghai corporation with nice ation continue from from washington. what is you might have to explain what the troika is, because over here it's all about britain's negotiation skills with the taliban government. in the course of trying to promote them. between the khaki, russia took the initiative to bring together united states china and the other team members one of them as a mechanism to support the promotion of patients to be honest on the market. we are asking for that to mechanism and we wouldn't be able to persuade the partners to have a more inclusive government in clearly to be up to that'll be up to the, to the taliban. what do you make of the fact that we're also hearing in nature, capitals, it's all about women's rights. do you think nato leaders care about women's rights, obviously, the sanctioning iran hurting the women of iran economically there? i think the women of venezuela, economically with sanctions n

coming then the president by just sunday yesterday saying they may have to stay pass then britton's prime minister boris johnson. also reportedly using a g 7 emergency summit tuesday to us washington to keep his forces be on the 31st to allow that q ation and lives to continue in other countries saying there's no way they're going to get all the nationals out in time. so what's that going to lead to? well, the resistance move and we heard about just snow is headed by masoud who says that if the taliban refuse talks, then civil war is inevitable. he also wrote and all paid in the washington post in which he called on the us to supply our to his militia. if conflict does come, they are going to be facing the taliban. now armed with advanced western weaponry, including crops and armored vehicles, all the cause left behind by coalition military forces or seas from the gun army. and then there's this to think about the fate of africa and women under the new taliban rule remaining, really unclear still. it's a major concern that's being raised worldwide. hundreds took to the streets and their c

those who want to leave beyond the deadline of the lion says it's a moral duty to health afghans. britton's prime minister barak johnson has also been speaking after that g 7 meeting where leaders of agreed on no joint approach to deal with the evacuation. and the way to deal with the tardy bon. talked in a dean, bobby joins us now live from london, listening to what the german foreign minister has to say today. and it's amy can help, but wonder if they're ready to different narratives emerging here and what can be achieved by august the 31st well, i think it depends on what your referring to is. achieve sammy, because i don't think the americans are pretending that all of the foreign nationals and afghans he works with foreign governments will be lifted out to cobble by that deadline even though they are now saying that it clearly will be respected. the fact is, the government, including the german government and the spanish government and the british government for that matter have said they won't be able to get everyone that they want it out within that timeframe of a week from today, pr

don't monday against what they call the shameful behavior. britton's government, they slammed the authorities for doing nothing to get their families actively. taliban controlled country and say it's a strange thing key for putting their own lives on the line. if i was in day, if i wouldn't say this, how they would communicate with the people, how would they find out who is local in surgery? so i've done a great job, but why the killer? why? because afraid why the kids get off families in the home, at the operations such as for today, we come in here and they are just trying to get back to us this. i kind of shame we've, we've really shown what we did myself, have a brother who is an interpreter, who was an interpreter for the british forces. he was here at the airport trying to get to the airport actually did the front checkpoint with the telephone. my family as well. so they're trying to get through the telephone check, went to get to the now while the taliban claims it took ask, understand relatively easily. these are pictures from the sudden problems have helmand, where locals are facing

love to come up to people, but for now i want to enjoy leaning a dr. cyclists, jason kenney became britton's. most successful olympian winning a 7 gold he'd come out of retirement to these games and won the men's. karen, also his 9th olympic metal oval. you know, i didn't feel like i was one of the favorites coming into the final and you know, i wasn't as quick as i wanted to be in the spend and theme spend. so i kind of felt like i had nothing to lose and just put my head down when really and it was such a long way. i felt like the last lab took me about half an hour, and i got that and they hadn't come believe across the line of my own. still the, the usa said it a historic run in the women's basketball tournament by winning this 7 straight gold . brittany greiner led her team with 30 points to say, beat japan 90 points to 75. this is always really difficult to win a goal metal this year was even harder given just all the challenges. everyone, faith, no fan, no friends or family, really isolating and a lot of ways. so for our team to, i mean, especially for our team, we lost our 1st defini

been left humiliated by washington. sudden decision got done and they didn't do all the 2 decades. britton's defense, secretary even started welling up. it's a really big part of the right to me get back. some people get back the u. s. golf ball that didn't the mountains get his own people out, have to send some troops back us general mark community college admitted i had the off the time to help them get american safely away through the state department. but taliban are facilitating the safe passage to the airport for american citizens . embarrassing. what was embarrassing that it was for washington night, so i logged into the room as they weren't even consulted on the time line. what consultations did happen, but julie ignored, we have seen the consequences of a difficult decision made by 30 allies together when to decide to end the intermission, that the nato general secretary then released, powerful, powerful job and welding, bending the june a little bit. because even if the nighttime and the degree there was a need to come back on his don, literally none of the others to leave the dead

it's not the 1st time britton's latest spins has been questioned for expensive home performance in may the prime minister advise or started said johnson had been on weiss and how costly refurbishments on his private flats above downing street were full in full details on which johnson has still not disclosed. this time the government defended the work purchased by saying most of the cash came from private, those the government, our collection helps to promote the creativity of british art and culture. it requires new work, such consulting and securing the approval of an independent expert panel. and the majority of funding for acquisitions comes from philanthropic sources, not taxpayer money. and the former head of an english health service trust told us the timing of this latest scandal can be worth i think, is a very poor decision on this occasion. i think there are 2 reasons why bad judgment . firstly, we've just recently gone through a pay a pay round.

channel though, claims it only questioned, wearing masks, and locked down policies and prevail. britton's national health service secretly mold a drop plan to exclude the elderly from being looked after in case of a flu pandemic. and now a year and a half to decode it's older, people live on the brunt of this outbreak. much to the distress a one care home work we've been speaking to i think the home, the always been on the fringe of the goldman. so everything was with the church enough to i just in for in the afternoon on tuesday here in moscow. my name's collin bray. welcome to you. world news from archie. that's the trouble i had for 1000000 in the us who risk of becoming homeless after an eviction moratorium expired. congress broke up for the summer recess. unable to agree on an extension to that ban, which meant to keep people at home and stop the spread of coven, including crucially those who were unable to pay that rent after losing their jobs . in the panoramic reporting next from new york is caleb morgan. the fries on home foreclosures and evictions that for coven expired on july

and it's reveal britton's national health service secretly molded draft planned to exclude the elderly from being looked after in case of a flu pandemic. and now a year and a half into covert, it's older people who are born the brunt of this outbreak, much to the distress of one care home work of we spoke to i think the home of always been on the bridge of the goldman and everything with which we always will the use color, we label stories and international analysis. this is our to you for moscow and call him bray with the news update this our 1st for the millions in the u. s. risk becoming homeless after an eviction moratorium expired. congress broke up the summer recess, unable to agree and extension of the band, which was meant to keep people at home and stop the spread of coven, including crucially those unable to pay rent after losing their jobs. in the pandemic reporting next from new york, he is kind of open the fries on home foreclosures and evictions that for coven expired on july 30. first, this more toward him to keep people in their homes was set in place back in september.

at the airport, just in the past few moments, britton's ambassador to afghanistan has said it is timeht purely for afghan nationals has left the airport. it is now uk troops who will come back in those last remaining flights. and we will keep you updated. coronavirus plans for schools in england have been described as "a recipe for chaos" by education unions, who say they will not be enough to prevent a rise in infections. the government said it has updated its advice on how to respond to an outbreak with minimum disruption to education. paul gosling is the headteacher of exeter road community primary school in exmouth, and also the vice president of the national association of head teachers. i asked him how feels about schools reopening. i've got a growing nervousness, actually. we finished in the summer. everyone i know wanted to have a rest from what was quite a difficult 18 months. and then hoping that infection rates would be tailing off during the summer holidays and that we could return to normal in school in september, which is something that we all wanted to do. but, you know

how would you assess britton's attempts to get people out of cocoa? why it looks to me like the force is on the ground, the best, the best of about doing down hand and really comes down to again intelligence questions and such tissues. how can it be that when you're relatively amateurs, sending outside observers including myself, i would say, i have long predicted that the moment that us forces an issue i suppose you were talking about, were going to be withdrawn from africa. understand that the taliban, which re to victory extremely quickly, not because necessarily military superiority, but simply because it was american money in american forces that was holding like a house of cards. i'm afghanistan and the government there to get us. of course that would collapse. and yet this rapid collapse, assuming it wasn't foreseen, or if the intelligence and they did suggest that then that was acted upon. but given that such little time was available before the underground probably did the best they couldn't. i mean, americans after shutting deed with that, h

britton's defense secretary ben wallace has confirmed the british efforts in the country are in the final stages. are in that final hours? said ben wallace, an interview this morning, the processing center at the baron hotel shots o 330 g m t. the british government says that was always the plan was not a response to the attacks at the airport and near the hotel itself. according to what the security code and around the, the pound hotel that actually been extended by 300 meters or so just the day before . so the situation could be much worse, back to that decision not being taken when it was when it comes to purchasing the final people leaving the country. they're rather a 1000 people that i have have the paperwork process. they've been taken to the airport now awaiting lives out of the country. the normal rules when it comes to the number of people who can both flights have been suspended. also we believe that some military hardware, including military land rovers, will be left in the car bowl to allow more people to pack on to flights. but the message by wallace is that sadly, and inevi

and the cyclists becomes britton's. most successful olympian the final day of the olympic games that's coming up with gemma in sport. when we come back a hello, here's the situation. weatherwise across the middle east, we are tapping into a bit of a shim all down the gulf at times.

k. ambassador and stuff out of the afghan capital. britton's defense secretary early warned that i've gone established on the brink of collapse, calling the u. s. decision to leave a mistake predicting that the battle scarred nation will once again become a breeding ground for al qaeda. shoddy edwards dash the has the details on that for options on the table. that is the latest from the u. k. is defense secretary friend wallace, as he tries to prevent an all out civil war in afghanistan is the u. k. begins to retreat troops out of the country now, ever since us taliban p. still. what we've seen is nature that we have all begun to retrieve what flashes this power political vacuum in the region, seeing the taliban totally taking control and tipping that balance of power. now, not only will poverty, of course increase on political destabilization, but what's a key worry is terrorism could also still be on the rise and that's why the u. k. dependent secretary is now saying that pulling out of the region is a huge mistake. now we're in this position where it's out of the house cleaning the

support of what they strove for democracy cation and women's rights, and made important progress. britton's foreign secretary is edge to step down. as the media alleged, he did not help. i'm going to interpreters for the u. k. army escaped the country before the taliban takeover and possible revenge attacks. and all of this is peppered with smaller scandals like the possibility that the evacuation might not be free for americans. and amid all of this, it appears the u. s. leadership still does not have a single clue how to contain the fall out of this disastrous withdrawal. i cannot promise with the final outcome will be we don't have the capability and collect of large numbers of people. the u. s. was caught unawares and i think once again, they have failed to analyze what the situation was. it really puts on full display, the delusions of the u. s. which after all, has been in afghanistan for almost 20 years. consuming, according to some estimates, 2 trillion dollars. this money has not gone to the benefit of the afghan people, obviously. and this whole enterprise has been very bad for th

soldiers who had been working at kabul airport in recent days but the most symbolic passenger of all was brittondeparting ambassador to afghanistan. he was the first passenger of the plane we watched land here at 8:30am. he was greeted by the under secretary of the foreign office. they shook hands, they shook hands, there were no speeches, there was no official ceremony and they walked quietly into the terminal building. that stark image was proof that britain's mission in kabul is over. but everybody at the base knows that it is incomplete because a number of local afghan allies, one counted around 1000, left behind and officers here say that their safety now is really in the hands of the taliban itself and the taliban promises that people will be able to get out beyond the 31st of august. a little earlier, i spoke to the uk's shadow foreign secretary, labour's lisa nandy — she told me that the government appeared to have been completely unprepared for the speed of events as they unfolded in afghanistan but that her real concern is now for the potentially thousands of people left behind. there

i'm sorry, fran says no, britton does not want them, germany and sweden are trying to deport migrantsey put a temporary halt on that. but they do not want all of the influx of migrants into their countries, and i mean, take a poll on americans, from americans, what do you think that would be? >> it would be 90/10 no. here's the bottom line, there are a lot of people in afghanistan, millions and millions of millions who don't like the taliban and rightfully so, that does not necessarily mean that all those millions of people are jacksonian democrats who are pro-american and embrace our way of life. the most logical thing for people who do not want to live in afghanistan anymore is to find them a home in another country in southeast asia with our broader middle east. >> laura: safe home and we do think the people who helped us, but hundreds of thousands of people is ultimately what i think they left once. stephen, thank you. bill de blasio is making life even more miserable for new yorkers if that is possible. city vaccine passports went into effect in some business owners are fuming. i

the most symbolic passenger of all was britton�*s departing ambassador to afghanistan.e first passenger of the plane that we watch land here at 8:30am. he walked down the stairs alone. he was greeted by the permanent under secretary of the foreign office. they shook hands, there were no speeches, no official ceremony. they walked quietly into the terminal building. that stark image was proof that britain's mission in kabul is now over. everybody here knows that the mission is incomplete because a number of local afghan allies, one person counted around a thousand, were left behind and they've said that their safety is now in the hands of the taliban.- that their safety is now in the hands of the taliban. we can speak now to rina amiri, senior fellow at the center for international cooperation at new york university and a former special advisor to the us state dept on afghanistan. she has close personal ties with the country, so thank you very much for joining us. what are your thoughts as the evacuation operation draws down? ., ~' ,, as the evacuation operation draws do

but today was a really good day for kate and to have britton back winning medals is really good to see. thanks very much indeed. still no gold for great britain at the athletics, but they came so close. the 4x100 mens relay team pushed into silver by 100th of a second by the italians. the women took bronze in their relay and laura muir secured herfirst global outdoor medal with silver in the 1500 metres. lydia campbell reports. this is the face of determination and then elation. laura muir crossing the line, finally on a podium position. she has been on a quest for a global medal for nearly a decade. this was the race of her life, and approaching the final 200 metres, it was no longer a question of whether she would medal, it was a question of which one. past sifan hassan and in the second, but unable to chase down kenya's faith kipyegon, muir crossed the line with the silver medal.— the silver medal. laura muir, smashing _ the silver medal. laura muir, smashing her _ the silver medal. laura muir, smashing her personal- the silver medal. laura muir, smashing her personal best. | the si

connie britton. margaritas and cheeseburgers. >> david: great cast too. >> yeah, it was good.nl" you did, "i'm 50!" [ laughter ] that was the funniest thing in the world. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> david: it's funny because you look younger than when you played someone -- it's so funny, you were kicking it, i'm 50! so into that stuff, it's hilarious. >> oh my god, thank you, that's so sweet. i get asked to make birthday videos, i do them in my backyard for people. [ laughter ] i don't have the wig, it's weird, i do them in my shorts in my backyard. >> david: yeah, it's so fun. i was going to tell you, you went to italy, and i've been to europe five days in my life. i'm not a super traveler. but i have an italian tailor. >> you do? >> david: so i get a little piece of it. [ laughter ] he's so old, he's so italian. he's got an accent. but he doesn't want to tailor anything. i go, maybe the pants a little shorter? he goes, "no, you ruin them!" i go, "maybe a little thinner?" he goes, nnahh! his pants are two feet wide. i'm going, this isn't justin timberlake. he wan

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residents fellow with the american enterprise institute and janel wilson, assistant professor at britton morris college. starting with you last week critical race theory getting a lot of attention in part because the heads of major teachers unions defending educators who teach it in the classroom. begin discussions explaining what critical race theory is but also how prevalent it is in american classrooms today. >> i have a simpler definition. it is a framework to analyze and challenge racism and discourse. simply put it helps us to notice and see the way systemic racism operates and the way that it is embedded in processes that occur in the united states. thinking how prevalent it is in schools. it is an academic and legal framework so it is one that people often don't and won't encounter unless they are in graduate studies which is how i was introduced to it and it changed my life for the better but thinking about the way it may be implemented. there may be teachers who know what the framework is to think about the world in a way racism matters. children and teenagers are not necessari

we're going to britton in pentagon correspondent courtney kube. >> we're watching pictures all over the place. it has been lightning fast. we get a sense that today will be a very pivotal day in the 20-year war that has been afghanistan. >> reporter: yeah, i think today and actually the next couple of days are going to be very telling. you know, i mean, it's developing, to say it was lightning fast is almost an understatement for how we've watch this happen in the last week. you know, this taliban offensive actually began weeks ago on the outskirts of the more rural parts of the country. the estimates people have been speaking with at that time, mt. worst case scenario estimates we might see the taliban on the door steps of kabul in the fall. not in mid august like we're seeing right now. i think the big -- yeah, i think the big question right now is what comes next. and if there are -- i just spoke with the defense official and if it's true that there is a negotiation ongoing right now at the presidential palace, it is possible that we could see this last stage of the taliban take-over

end the central bank will likely hold enough in raising interest rates and joining me now julian britton and joining the conversation all morning long former u.s. to part of education press secretary angela moore vito and a fox news contributor liz peake. great to see you. julie, what you make of the market's reaction to the jay powell speech, friday? >> good morning. i think it's predictable, i mean, as you pointed out, he created this sort of divergence between tapering and rate hikes and i think the market took that as a bullish tone and i think we saw risks rise with the dollar come off, rates move a little bit, but the reality of the situation is it will be highly dependent-- data dependent and we think it will tapering october, november and the actual more important to equity markets then rate hikes. rate hikes are a long way away and we failed in the past to get through that tapering to successfully. they in themselves can do a lot of damage it to risk. dagen: i would call it a market to freak out when it begins. and you think that is still possible that once it starts happening--