so, basically, they say, well, if i can carry a book from point a to point b, i should be able to carry a gun. what's the difference? they're both about freedom. there's a difference. there's a different historical pedigree. yeah, they're right next to each other, but other than that, they really have very dissimilar histories and very dissimilar impacts in terms of liberty. we speak of liberty. liberty isn't freedom to do what you want. liberty also means safety of the community, and the communal good and public safety. so, in the 18th century, there was this op-ed or editorial, which talked about the first and the second amendment and he was using it to basically talk about freedom of press and freedom of assembly, and said, you know, just like there's a line somewhere that prevents the militia from vexing its neighbors, so too there needs to be a line for the first amendment. you just can't use an amendment for the wanton destruction or injury of people. so, there's that aspect. and in the 19th century, these first amendment arguments start coming in, and especially the late 19th cen

rather than open carry in the south, the idea of being accepted in some areas, open carry -- open carryseems -- cause your advertising to -- and the reason i say there's an argument for undertake it will win, but i think there's a legitimate argument to make is if you are for lgbt rights like i am, and if you look at the jurisprudence two and a half decades ago, they had nothing. and now they have something. and they have a right to get married. and that is not through any history, that is to living constitutionalism and that is through applying for liberty principles throughout and you're seeing life, liberty and -- if you apply that and say that there is this live in constitutional conception of >> untested scalia armed self-defense and having the ability to carry a characterizes the rights, you concealed weapon, -- well, there is language have the right to private ownership of a firearm for use in a confrontation. and it was a case in from the seven circus called for the man again, and the owner was the only stated you in the band public carrying of weapons, totally. and in a circuit

out, continue carrying out the atrocities and aggression. and that's what i think they want to do. and i think they will pay a price for it. well as that, so we appreciate coming on to the program and sharing your thoughts with us. that was said, mohammed were on the professor at the university of her on many thanks. and finally, another act of police brutality has been caught on camera. in the u. s. 2 offices in colorado have been charged the violent arrest open, unarmed mixed race man. piecemeal was next. video contains graphic violence. oh, what do i do? oh, do put your hands on for you. okay. don't stop. whoa. whoa. 6 whoa, don't the police offices identified carl vinson as being wanted for several offences off the 2 of the men fled, he appeared 20. she comply with the offices commands during the arrest, but that resisted well being handcuffed. he was subsequently choked, forced to face down on the ground, on pistol whipped by an officer, and some was taken to hospital needing treatment. the officers in question have since been charged w

how isis-k were able to carry it out-— to carry it out.ut. first let me start by saying _ to carry it out. first let me start by saying that - to carry it out. first let me start by saying that my - to carry it out. first let me l start by saying that my heart goes out to everyone who lost their life in this terrible attack today. i'm from a family of marines so today's been a devastating day. this was a devastating day. this was a devastating attack. this was a complex operation planned and executed by islamic state. this is a group that for the last two weeks has been relatively quiet leaving experts like myself to suggest that they may be planning something and sure enough there is intelligence pointing to that we the result today. this had all the hallmarks of a classic operation. soft targets that were attacked. civilian casualties and significant propaganda value. this mayjust be the beginning. tell propaganda value. this may 'ust be the beginningi be the beginning. tell us about that because _ be the beginning. tell us about that be

we carried the wounded here on stretchers.clothing is completely bloodied. >> the wounded shoved into wheelbarrows. the afghans hoping to be on an afghan today flying out to a safer place. this endless war shattered that dream. the islamic state group is believed to have done it. earlier today, in this gathering storm, and ever-growing clamor to board a flight. the people despera to find ways to get to that airport. >> security with the british people. >> how many years? >> may be one year. >> he does not have a visa or a passport. he created his own documents. >> what is this? >> we worked for years, we are in danger now. what will be our future? the british are saying it is too dangerous to go to the airport. >> dangerous, yes. i cannot go in the airport. i cannot go. >> a three-year-old is worried listening to his mother. they got to the airport and were sent from gate to gate. the taliban asked why do you want to leave and threatened to shoot her. it has been two days on this street for her children. the taliban are stoppi

germany is wrapping up its efforts while britain and france pledge to carry on. we're going to hear reaction from europe and the u. k. off the break. i driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah ah me ah, now again continuing to bring you developments of the gun terrorism area and for days that have been warnings of an imminent terror attack outside cobble airport, multiple european leaders and now readjusting their plans in the wake of the blast . all that pull out deadline is just 5 days away after which no western forces are to remain in cobble, rory sushi earlier. heard about the reaction in europe in britain from all correspondence east. allie and peter oliver. well, not just in year, from the u. n. as well, i'm 20. 0 good. seattle has just recently has said that he will be convening a meeting of the un security council on monday, specifically to talk about the ongoing situation in afghanistan here in year. if we've heard from sha michelle, the counsel president who condemned the attack and said that he hoped this wasn't goi

they warn that those who carried out the attacks will be held accountable.are working very hard right now to determine who is associate with this cowardly attack and we are prepared to take action against them. welcome to world news america on pbs and aroud the globe. we begin tonight with the deadly scenes in afghanistan, where at least 50 afghans and 12 us service members were killed by explosions at kabul airport. at least 140 were injured. islamic state claimed responsibility for the attacks. the us military says it will continue the evacuation of americans and afghans and hold the attackers accountable. hours before the explosions, western officials warned of a credible threat to kabul airport by an affiliate of islamic state. a warning, this report from our chief international correspondent lyse doucet contains distressing images. the feared attack, a bombing forewarned. casualties rushed yet again into kabul�*s emergency hospital. and they wait for more injured to arrive, the victims of a double suicide bombing close to kabul airport. this man was the

k is far from being the only faction able to carry out such attacks. not the warning from the african national resistance front, which controls the punches. finally, an area now seen as the center. beyond the taliban opposition, its foreign relations had believes the terror threat in the country right now is even stronger than it was 20 years ago. it could be, i says k, but we think there are, there are other elements plan the attacks. and that might have perpetrated such attacks against us soldiers and was a terrorist attack on the watch of the taliban. a group that says we are able to provide security and now in one day we see numerous terrorist attacks happening on the watch, unfortunate the international terrorism and get us on as much stronger compared to 2001. this is something that the national resistance front of afghan on has been saying for the past year. we believe the international community should help our efforts to combat to national terrorism and afghans in 1900 on the, to the international community. abandon scanning them. and we saw h

the britain and france are pledging to carry on. we're gonna get reaction from european and british officials will have what they've been saying right after this the when i was shot, the wrong. why don't just don't the room. yes to fill out this thing because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well, the part we choose to look for common ground in the me i will the the hello, the more on the terror atrocities have side cobble airport in afghanistan, where we now know that 13 u. s. military personnel have now died from that terror attack is the 1st u. s. military death in over a year's february 2020. when the last death occurred, and it's the deadliest in more than a decade for days that the warnings 7 am and tara sac outside. cobble air force, multiple european leaders and readjusting their plans in the wake of those blas comes as the august 31st deadline. fost approach is just 5 days away after which no western forces a to remain in cobbled earlier correspondence. peter oliver, and he's allie bro

but they should not be able to carry on such sabotage -- carry out such sabotage activities. >> we have been watching developments. u.s. president joe biden is saying the situation on the ground is still evolving. he had stern words for those who carried out the attacks. ask for those who carried out this attack, as well as anyone who wishes america harm, no this. we will not forgive, we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. i will defend my interest -- our interests and our people every measure at my command. >> douglas served in afghanistan as a senior counterinsurgency advisor and joins us from virginia the escape. we just heard from a taliban spokesman saying that the isis-k group in afghanistan poses absolutely no threat to their rule or ability to establish some sort of government because their main target has been foreign forces and not afghans. what do you make of that? >> i would say the taliban's inability to prevent this attack certainly lies that claim. it will be interesting to see how the taliban deals with i sk. we know they have been fighting for years

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yes, the us has confirmed they carried out an air strike on a i they carried out an air strike on a vehicleate the threat of isis k and a threat on the airport. i have a statement from the central command. they describe it as a self—defence, unmanned, overthe they describe it as a self—defence, unmanned, over the horizon air strike, so a drone strike, they say they are confident they successfully hit the target and they are checking to see if there were any civilian casualties but they say there are no evidence of that at the moment. we don't know if that is based on what they said yesterday when i said isis k could strike in the next 2a to 48 hours. k could strike in the next 24 to 48 hours. they say they will remain vigilant in the future. they underline how seriously america is taking this and they say that isis k poses a real threat as they wind up their mission. the poses a real threat as they wind up their mission.— their mission. the bodies of 13 servicemen — their mission. the bodies of 13 servicemen killed _ their mission. the bodies of 13 servicemen killed in _ their mission. the

he had stun was for those who carried out this, these attacks to those who carried out this attack as well as anyone wishes america harm. no. this. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down to make you pay how defend our interest in our people with every measure at my command? well, douglas, all along served enough canister as a senior counter insurgency advise, he joins us from virginia via skype. we're just hearing from taliban spokesman's hell shaheen saying that the ice is k group and i've gone is done poses absolutely no threat to their rule and their ability to establish some sort of government. now, because the very main target has been foreign forces rather than afghans. what do you, what do you make of that? well, i'd say the talents inability to prevent this attack today certainly belies that claim. it will be very interesting to see of the how the taliban deals with i s. k . we've known that they've been fighting for years. they have very distinct ideological difference says, and what the taliban will be able to successfully put down their own insurgenc

state laws would cover broad swaths of areas, dealers, maybe concealed carry. minors not shooting guns. but the local laws governed all the things that were minor to the town. that continued to be the standard rule of thumb until the 1930s when the federal government wanted to get involved with firearms law but even then when the laws were passed, and the nra argued at that time that state governments should be the ones controlling firearms or making those decisions. >> which state or states passed the first laws and when? >> oh. that's a difficult question. if you're looking at gun laws, it goes back to the colonies in the 18th century or actually early as 17th century there's a couple gun laws on the books. those laws were basically either about gun powder storage, where or where you could not carry a gun, what kind of weapons you could or could not have, how far you can fire away from a settled population, like you couldn't -- most laws said you couldn't fire or shoot a rifle within a quarter mile of the town. so those were the early gun laws. those evolved

there's a long history of regulating concealed carry. similarly, heller suggests machine guns can be prohibited because machine guns fall within a historical prohibition on the possession or carrying of dangerous and unusual weapons. it's not that these regulations on concealed carry or on machine guns require some other justification to support them. these laws are just constitutional under the second amendment in the same way that prohibitions on extortion or security fraud are categorically constitutional under the first amendment. if the second amendment covers the regulation at issue, the second part of the test asks whether the regulation burdens the right to keep and bear arms. this is a protection question. judges apply some means in scrutiny examining the purpose and how tightly the regulation fits its stated purpose. if the regulation burdens too much second amendment activity, then its unconstitutional. if it'sminor, then it can stand. on possessionthis, it covers th amendment. the regulation's burdens are so minimal that it c

this is a bold these mil militants to carrie carrie up there. their attacks and to think that they can get away with because no one's really going to stop them at this point. if to tell a bond, which is a disarray of sold individuals in, in sandals and carrying a k 40 sevens, can repeat the super power of the world. they feel that there's no, there's no limit. and i think that it's a psychological thing. the united states has greatly hurt. it's not only its image, but its ability to, to be a reliable partner. and i would add that because of these attach, this means to get back to the airport situation. they're gonna have to shut down that airport. and i would, and we have some general retired generals that i know of who are seriously trying to put pressure on the pen again, on the pentagon and on. com and, and the special forces groups to take the initiative to take back. bathrooms, open that back up, set up core doors to, to extract americans. it's greater than 1500. those are the only ones that registered. we got far more who are in the area.

s. drones try to bomb laden truck carrying suicide bombers to the airport. meanwhile, the kind of deploy extra security cobble airport following horrific scenes earlier this week when a suicide bloss claimed at least a 170 lives, including 13 us marines and hundreds of people who are also left injured. following 20 years of war and trillions of dollars spend on the veterans voice, their anger and how the situation of the country has unruffled so far. just even invading up dana fan was radio taylor. historically no one has ever able to conquer up dennis. we're just going to continue to make the same big mistake and we're just being used for the will of the m i. c. and that's the news. well, i will talk stories of the week and the big headlines old today. welcome to the weekly. this is our t international. so an explosion has killed now up to 6 people in the african capital campbell, including 4 children. this is all according to local reports of the us military has confirmed that a carried out a drone strike, although they have not so far acknowledged any casualties. according to the pent

those who carried out this attack as well as anyone wishes america harm. no. this. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down to make you pay us present. joe biden respond at the reports of at least 12 service members were killed and 15 more injured, putting even more pressure on just how the, by the ministration will respond as fears of future attacks grow. and the world asked what defines an act of war in the bottom ministration of the world is also watching to see what happens next in afghanistan. and how america respond. we have team coverage from on the ground in couple to monitoring the reactions from the various countries, including the us with expert analysis plus an update on the story. we 1st brought you yesterday about the 20 plus high school students and their parents who are still stuck in afghanistan. photoshop's we had been continuing to fall.

regulating concealed carry.ilarly, heller suggests that machine guns can be prohibited because machine guns fall within a historical prohibition on the possession or carrying of dangerous and/or unusual weapons. it's not that these regulations or conceal carry on machine guns require another justification to support them, they are constitutional in the second amendment the same way that prohibitions on extortion or securities fraud are categorically constitutional under the first amendment. now if the second amendment covers the regulation at issue the second part of the question asked of the regulation impermissibly earned the right to keep and bare arms. this is a protection question. typically judges apply some even scrutiny to this question examining the purpose of the legislation and how tightly the regulation fits its stated purpose. if the regulation burdens too much core second amendment activity then it's unconstitutional but if it's burdens or minor than the regulation can stand. so a prohibition for e

adult citizens should not carry something weird about carrying around a card.er. donald trump is not a good president. >> it is bizarre, it is something that has been done you know in communist countries, fascist countries, that itself the history of the card-carrying global member. >> yeah, the authoritarian side -- >> not to mention, the authoritarian side. but it was also, bill, in the context of the people who are being told that they can carry and these cards to show their loyalty to the former president are the same wing of the republican party who say if they are asked to carry a vaccine card it's such sort of a fascist state asking them to do this. just listen to this. >> i am not going to go up there and show my vaccine passport. i'm not going to give in to this tyrannical regime. >> i thapt you to be required to have something called a covid passport and this would mandate your ability to be able to travel and go to events. >> no vaccine passport. yes, trump loyalty card. do youhypocrisy? >> yes, the loyalty to trump isn't sort of free. it's not somet

the terror group was said to be carrying out a house to house hunt for the reporter who is actually right now in germany. deutsch of eller and other german media outlets devoted above the authorities to swiftly evacuate them off from afghanistan. as peter all over now explained earlier this week we heard a press conference from the taliban in which they said they weren't going to be carrying out any reprisals against people who had worked alongside nato forces, or journalists that had been working in afghanistan. well, both promises seem to be ringing incredibly hollow. the moment the information coming out from the norwegian center for closer analysis, which was past the united nations, seems to suggest that there are blacklists being drawn up with names on of people who worked alongside nato forces or did anything that the taliban is not going to be happy with now this news coming out of deutsch avella, the german state broadcaster that one of the journalists was the subject of a house to house hunt for him not ultimately left. one of his close family members shot dead by the taliban. a

as i said, k says it carried out the bombings that as the taliban condemns the attack. the taliban had only a warned that an attack on cobble apple was possible might be aimed at homing. the groups image knew what the problem is that a huge number of people have gathered near the airports and there was a threat that the single person, one person alone can carry out an attack and killed people in order to damage the taliban reputation. germany says sending evacuations from afghanistan because the situation is just too dangerous, but other nations, including britain, france in the us pledge to carry on and a televised address the president biden, to avenge the american life last. and we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay. ah hello, welcome. this is art international. i'm calling bryce, just 15 am on friday here in moscow. it's just in 6 30 am in afghanistan, which is dominating our coverage again. this our, the capital that reeling from a twin terror attack around 12 hours ago. this compounded the chaos of evacuation efforts that co

where the attack was carried out. a very specific isis-k scenario. it was here in april of 2017 that the trump administration and central command there carried out a strike using what was called or what is called the gbu 43-b, massive ordinance bomb, otherwise known as the mother of all bombs, also against isis-k. it seems again it is an area where there is an isis-k presence and that perhaps feeding into some of the information, the intel that led the biden administration to carry out this strike fairly quickly here, within 36 hours of that terrorist attack at the abbey gate of hamid karzai international airport, the one that killed at least 13 u.s. service members. the administration is showing it will respond, it has responded and now we're waiting to see what information there is and if the administration plans on carrying out more strikes against isis-k as the evacuation is ongoing. >> orrin, is it likely the u.s. would release information at a later time, more about who the target of this was? >> reporter: i thi

dealers may be concealed carry. minors not shooting guns. but the local laws governed all things that were minor to the town, that continued to be a standard rule of thumb until the 1930s, when the federal government got involved in firearms law. even then when the laws were passed, the nra argued at the time the state governments should be the ones controlling farms and making those decisions. >> so which state or states passed those laws and when? >> that is a difficult question. if you're looking at gun laws it goes back to the 18th century, actually early 17th century there's a couple of gun laws and bucks. but those laws were basically either about gunpowder storage, where or when you could carry a gun, what kind of weapons you could or could not have. how far you could fire away from a settled population. most laws said you could not fire or shoot a rifle within a quarter mile of the town. so those are the initial early gun laws. those involved mostly into curing laws and then in the 19th century these things because the -- laws were t

evacuated from the countries in atlantic state affiliates in afghanistan, known as i says, k says it carried out the bombing experts revealed to us more about the group. this group actually is a direct byproduct of the us invasion and occupation of afghanistan. they didn't know there were such drugs. why were you being green in the removal of those knowing that you were about to leave behind an incredible amount of weaponry in an emotional televised address, president biden found to continue with the evacuation plans and to track down those responsible for the trust. we will not for you. we will not forget we will hunt you down make you pay. ah by the thanks so much for joining us mid day here in moscow. this is anti gunnison still reeling from the devastating bomb attack in the little of the now the taliban run. country 2 explosions rocked the international airport. the current temper center of west and evacuation efforts more than 100 people were killed, including us military personnel must warn you. you may find these images coming up . disturbing. one of the glass happened to the entranc

people with many more injured pentagon officials are seeing us drone and hit a bomb leading truck carrying suicide bombers to the airport. meanwhile, the taliban deployed extra security. i travel airport following horrific scenes earlier this week when a suicide blast claimed at least 170 lives, including 30 u. f. marine. hundreds of people were also left injured. following 40 years of war and trillions of dollars spent army veterans voice their anger and how the situation in the country has unraveled so far. just even invading up dennis sam was a radius taylor. historically no one has ever able to conquer up down as people are upset, but the people i talked to are it's completely foggy. ah . right, kathy live from our studio here in moscow. this is art international on sean thomas . certainly good. have you with us as we recap, a week's top story. now, an explosion has killed up to 6 people in the african capital problem, including 4 children, according to local reports. us military, i have confirmed that it carried out a drug strike resulting in secondary explosions. although they have n

our top stories: quite like the us carries out a drone — quite like the us carries out a drone strikeafghanistan less— drone strike in afghanistan less than two days after a deadly— less than two days after a deadly attack at kabul airport. the taliban say they're ready to take control of kabul airport as soon as american forces leave. it's thought us and uk troops could end their operations there within hours. also on the programme, us intelligence agencies it says covid—19 was not developed as a biological weapon but they remain split on its origins. and, football superstar cristiano ronaldo is returning to manchester united — 12 years after he left. the us has led an the us has led an air the us has led an air strike the us has led an air strike against isis—k at kabul airport. in a statement, the us central command says the unmanned air strike happened in afghanistan and initial indications are that we killed the target. —— "we killed the target". "we know of no civilian casualties". what do we know about this airstrike? president biden vowed to get revenge in the press conference

and they say to affiliate enough guy, found known as isis cases it carries out in the bombings bits revealed to us more about the group. this group actually is a direct byproduct of the us invasion and occupation of afghanistan. and they didn't know they were such drugs. why were you being green in the removal of those knowing that you were about to leave behind an incredible amount of weaponry. in an emotional televised address, president biden found to continue with the evacuation plans and to track down those responsible for the trust we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay. ah, good afternoon, great ivy with us. this is our teens. again, this down is still reeling from the devastating bomb attack in the capital of the taliban bun. country 2 explosions rocked the international airport. the current at the center of western evacuation efforts more than a 100 people were killed, including american military personnel, must warn you may find these images coming up disturbing. one of the glass top and the entrance to the airport last guns were waiting in li

those who carried out just attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm. no this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay. so biden was already faithful condemnation at home with cold for him to step down over the botched evacuation. the 3rd phase attack has only intensified that criticism. if any america has harmed or killed and not safely evacuated, or if any of this military equipment or weapons are used to harbor kill an american, the blood is directly on jo biden's hands. this will destroy what's, what's left of nato, because the u. s. has been so unilateral and so clueless that mean for, for the president i states to be rebuked in the house of parliament. that's the 1st time it's ever happened. joe biden has blood on his hands. this horrific national security and humanitarian disaster is solely the result of job biden's weak and incompetent leadership. he's unfit to be commander in chief. it is in raging and joe biden is responsible. it's now clear beyond all doubt, but he's neither the capacity nor the will to le

ships like this carried over a very long span of time beginning around 1514 and carrying on up to about 1866, that's a span of 352 years, carried millions of people into bondage. and one of my points here is we are not talking about a short burst or peroxisome of violence, we're talking about something that lasted for three and a half centuries. we've got to take that on board. now, the countries that took the lead in organizing the atlantic slave trade, first of all, it was portugal. a fairly small nation of portugal was the preeminent maritime nation in the 15th century, and their voyages down the coast. so here you've got europe, here's portugal. see, this is really a tiny part of the world. look at it. these are the countries that will form maritime empires throughout the western atlantic. but the portuguese come down the coast, going further and further over time, making contact first in the sena gambia region, trading originally for ivory. and then slowly more and more for human beings. and then after 1492 when europeans began coming, especially to the caribbean and building their

a drone hit a bomb laden truck carrying suicide bombers to the airport. meanwhile, taliban deploy extra security ad couple airport following horrific scenes earlier this week, when a suicide blast claimed at least 170 lives, including 13 us marine, hundreds of people were also left in the following 20 years of war. the trillions of dollars spent money, veteran voice their anger and how the situation in the country has unraveled so fast. just even invading dana fan was already a tailor. historically, no one has ever able to conquer up data set. the people i talked to or a read is completely fudge. ah, are broadcasting live directors studios, and also this is our international. i'm john thomas. really glad to, to have with us an explosion has reportedly kill up to 9 people in the gun capital cobble, including 4 children, according to local reports, all the victims belong to the same family. us military, i have confirmed that it did carry out a drone strike, resulting in secondary explosions, although they have not so far acknowledged any civilian casualties. according to pentagon official

cobble killing up to 6 people with many more engines. meanwhile, pentagon officials the saying they carried out a u. s. joint strike targeting suicide bombers had the apple deploy extra security guard following the distressing scenes witnessed early this week when a suicide attack targeted beside claiming at least a 170 lives, including 13 us marine. people were also left injured following 20 years of war. and millions of dollars spent on the veterans voice rang to read how the situation in the country unraveled so quickly. just even invading up down of fan was already a failure. historically, no one has ever able to conquer up data will continue to make the same business days. and we're just being used for the with the mit. i get a sense of joining us for the weekly here. anaki international and explosion has killed up to 6 people in the african capital campbell, including 4 children that's according to local reports. at the same time, us central command is confirmed that it is carried out to us drone strike, although they have not so far confirmed any casualties. according to the pentagon

people with many more injured at the pentagon. officials are saying us drone hit a bomb leading truck carrying suicide bombers to the airport. meanwhile, the taliban deployed extra security at campbell airport following horrific scenes earlier this week when a suicide blast plains, at least 170 lives, including 13 us marine. hundreds of people were also left in the following 20 years of war and killings of dollars spent on the veterans voice, their anger at how the situation in the country has unravel so fast. just even invading up down a fam was a radio tailored historically, no one has ever able to conquer up dana stamps. the people i talked to are a it's a completely botched ah . broadcasting lab direct from our studios in moscow. recapping the weeks tops words with our weekly program, this is our t enter nation. now, an explosion has reportedly killed up to 9 people in the can capital cobble, including 4 children. according to local reports, all of the victims belong to the same family of the us military have confirmed that it did carry out a drone strike, resulting in secondary explosions

the us military has confirmed that it did carry out a drone strike, resulting in secondary explosions. a central command folks, men has said that it is aware of reports that civilians were killed and is conducting an investigation. now, according to pentagon officials and target was a bomb laden vehicle carrying several suicide bombers, who are planning to attack couple airport. this comes 3 days after devastating explosion at the airport and just 2 days before the us pull out deadline with all of the latest. here's our 2, but i got you have, who's in the afghan capital? it has now been confirmed that this was indeed an air strike. it happened just in the valley just beyond the valley between the 2 hills behind me, that is where the airport of gobble is, the dro strike itself. the strike targeted a residential neighborhood. there. they identified a threats, a vehicle bored. i g, provis explosive device suicide vehicle that potentially could have been that driven towards the airport and designated there. it has been very tense here in capital since that tara attack at the airport 2 day

as it carried out, the bombing experts revealed to us more about the group. this group actually is a direct byproduct of the us invasion and occupation of afghanistan. and they didn't know there were such drugs. why were you lingering in the removal of those knowing that you were about to leave behind an incredible amount of weaponry. and an emotional televised address, president biden found to continue with the evacuation plans and to revenge those responsible for the atrocity we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay. ah good morning and thanks for joining his hair on auntie international. again, this time is still reeling from the devastating bomb attack in the capital of the now taliban run country to explosions about the international airport. the current at the center of west and evacuation efforts more than $100.00 people have been killed, including american military personnel sworn. you may find these images disturbing. one of the blasts occurred as an entrance to the airport, whereas cancel waiting in line to be pr

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the question is, how it was carried out. they said they're, they're continuing to gather the evidence to investigate exactly the circumstances . but what it sounds like is that there's this sewage drainage ditch that runs along the side of the road and goes basically to that gate and that hundreds of people is not more. we're basically waiting through the, you know, the need deep water and that it's possible that this isis attacker basically mixed in with the crowd and a designated those explosives. and that they were probably government thought by the sound of it. also mixed in with the men women and children. there were certainly warnings we've been talking about this happen. the u. s. embassy in cobble issue warnings to americans late wednesday to avoid going to the airport, and particularly the airport gates varying to leave immediately, australia, britain, likewise issue and comparable warnings saying there was a high threat of a terrorist attack. you know, and this is something that the binding ministration, particular

the question is how it was carried out. they said they're, they're continuing to gather the evidence to investigate exactly the circumstances . but what it sounds like is that there's this sewage drainage dish that did that horribly that runs along the side of the road and goes basically to that gate that hundreds of people, if not more wading through the, you know, the need deep water and that it's possible that this isis attacker basically mixed in with the crowd and a designated those explosives and that there are probably government by the sound of it also mixed in with the men women and children, many of whom were injured and many dad. and again that, that's all the exact numbers continue to come in. president vine and has been in the situation room at the white house, basically all day meeting with senior us officials, including sect, f, secretary defense austin, secretary of state antony blake and, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. general mark, milly, president bonham postponed a meeting earlier today w

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where the attack was carried out.in a very specific isis-k scenario. it was here in april 2017 that the trump administration and central command there carried out a strike using what was called or is called the gbu 43 b, massive ordinance bomb, otherwise known as the mother of all bombs also used against isis-k. it seems again an area where there is an isis-k presence and that perhaps feeding into some of the information, the intel that led the biden administration to carry out this strike fairly quickly here, within 36 hours of that terrorist attack at the humead karzai international airport, the one that killed at least 13 u.s. subsservice membersch the administration showing it will respond, it has responded and now we're waiting to see what information there is and if the administration plans on carrying out more strakes against isis-k as the evacuation is ongoing. >> orrin, is it likely the u.s. would release some information at a later time, more about who the target of this was? >> reporter: i think that might

officers would carry a map case. so if a would see that, they would pick them out and they would become a target of that sniper. also something else winters was known for doing was turning his collar up because he worked college and trim color brass try to hide the insignia. that way he could blend in. another thing, we saw his binoculars case but he did not carry a binoculars case into combat. he would wear them around his neck and keep them in his jacket so he could pull them out as necessary. but not have that case. a map case, a binoculars case, color brass and something on your helmet with a captains bar will make you a target for this termination snipers. >> it shortly after this the 10t airborne is still in holland that winters endures what is in my view one is the most searing experiences. it's one that long resignation in my mind. it's conveyed in the crossroads episode of the band of brothers. his platoon was meandering through the boggy dutch countryside and he realized he had to take the initiative agains