but bill casey was exactly the kind of guy he was capable of doing that. >> casey you have some questions>> i've questions i will read out. what unique questions that you asked president carter? >> i asked about the october surprise. he very diplomatically deferred saying he had no opinion about it. but he was clearly aware of the allegations and what he would find. i also asked him as i explained about his influence in thinking about various issues i asked him about the helicopter rescue mission, he was helpful. but i have to say the best thing he did to help his biographer was to keep a very detailed white house diary throughout his presidency. as you know he published about 20% of its that's a fabulous diary it is substantive, it's a place you can see him venting about various issues and personalities and problems facing on a daily basis. and i asked him repeatedly if he could open up the 80% that were still closed. but he turned me down and he has turned others down. but someday were going to get access for that diary and it's going to require yet another biography of jimmy carter. [l

casey: this is awesome.rant surprised his alma mater with a message for somebody up for a scholarship he couldn't even get the announcement not because of the sunnis he said the name, they went berserk. -- as soon he. >> this is for greg rose. is from maryland. his heart to tell if he heard his message but it was received loud and clear what an amazing moment for that young man. that was special. we got a box from the 49ers. they are starting a new subscription service. $75 a month, proceeds to charity, and getting swag out to fans around the globe this sports report is concert by river rock casino. larry: casey, what part of -- piece of swag would jimmy where and what would trey pick? casey: they might go with this flag to show their true colors. i don't know. it might just go with both. go at this and go at this. why not make up our minds? larry: the great non-controversy. both going to play. thank you. liz: coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, shark tank followed by 2020 at nine and don't miss the news at

casey unexpectedly preserve them, yet these rights have been gutted by strict legislation, the appointment of hundreds of anti-abortion judges and violence against abortion providers. today the ultra-conservative majority at the supreme court has activists, medical providers, and everyday americans worry that we are about to lose our most fundamental reproductive protection. katherinee colbert shares the story of s one of the most divisive issues in american politics through behind the scenes hard-earned victories and riveting accounts of women and health care providers at the heart of nearly five decades of legal battles. the provide audacious strategies inspired by medical advances, state-level protections, human rights models and activists across the globe whose courage and determination are making a difference. the authors of the conversation are cecile richards, the cochair of american bridge, author of make trouble stand up, speak out and find the courage to read and former president and lifelong supporter of planned parenthood. we will be sure to post a link for the excellent book a

and leave casey before de la for me the fuel look professional of you in sales show me jeremy janet. the cracks as for the e might be oh yeah she would anybody got them? i got that. all the going to be can be what. why do you, do you need to know about the me use the money leave you day. oh, attributed to michael jackson. it was this kid whose core young girl had that you fair. she knew she got me as possible with donald bon, won't you have to skip was not very fair because we're going to i lead love you. this was in regards to look constantly to, to skip with cbre amos, you know, different this loan is sunken, it was emergent, konica lane, amir, can my gaze with allison, she was alone that, that it will, those both of us for him. i just a minute to look it up or no. do i leave her cuz she cuz she really oh because your little of it was gonna finish mine. all right, so with our android and so its not a good a so his mom and he probably got physical he my mom was he put on by the moon because shot the pin to do with by the she still both just now i don't sure. jim, somebody might not

my friend senator casey who sits next to me on the floor, chair of the aging committee, we were proud to cosponsor her proposal. her bill provides almost $2 billion for accessibility grants. senators duckworth, casey and i will continue to push for more resources until every transit station is accessible. i want to thank senator sinema, also a mechanic of our committee, and -- member of our committee and senator portman for bringing this momentous infrastructure package together. madam president, it's obvious how some of the job creation this package will happen, you build a bridge. you lay down rail tracks. you hire american workers to do it. none of these jobs ever in an infrastructure plan can be shipped overseas. but this investment, madam president, is different from those that have come before it. for the first time every single one of these projects will come from the strongest ever, the strongest ever buy america rules. it means we get more job creation from wichita to seattle to boston to cleveland. we get more job creation for every single dollar of taxpayer investment. thro

and leave casey of her father. let me look to offer a look professional obvious in sales. show me jeremy janet. the cracks as for the e p o she would anybody got them? i got that on the with the be can you be what, why do what do you need to know about the me a moment. let me leave you a g o . attributed to look like a jacqueline he was this kid whose core app, young golf, ham. but you fair show me. you shall see me with bumbled. ben won't you have to skip was not very fair because i was going to i lead lovey, if i was in the car to look awfully good to skip was uber a much, you know, different this loan is sunken, it was emergent. konica line, amir, can my gaze when i said she was alone, that, that even though both of us for him, i was just a minute to look it up or no. i didn't get to the other. the julie thought it was fun. all right. all right, so with our android and so it's good. so now i was going to go see my mom and she fell. she put off by the amount of new cars shocked her, painted it with she still use both of job and now i don't she to cheer somebody my only o

senator casey, thank you for joining us tonight. first, i'd like to get your reaction to something that house minority leader kevin mccarthy said last night at a fund raiser in tennessee. watch this. >> i will make this one promise to you. if we win the majority, which i know we're going to, you're all invited. i want to you watch nancy pelosi hand me that gavel. it will be hard not to hit her with it, but -- [ inaudible ] thanks. >> a spokesman for mccarthy claimed the minority leader was, quote, obviously joking. but what's your reaction to this kind of violent rhetoric from one of the top figures in the republican party, the minority leader of the house? >> reverend al, thanks, great to be with you. first and foremost, it indicates that leader mccarthy, who has been following donald trump in ways that no one thought was possible for a man to kinds of prostraight themselves in front of another official. now he seems to be adopting his language as well. that's not the language of a leader, to suggest that kind of violence against a

bill casey becomes the director of central intelligence. and the 1st thing he says at the 1st cabinet meeting in the white house, and i have an eye witness there and told me this when we have dish out information . so that everything the american people believe is why we will have achieved our mission. bill casey, a direct quote, shared simultaneous or contemporaneously with people or the washington post. so, you know, i don't know where bill k, she is now. she's probably, well, i think, i, well, anyhow, i don't know. we all know where he is. we all know where you don't have to say, let me go to let me go to robert here. let me go to robert here. robert, i mean, you know, i'm a conservative, you're not obviously, but i mean, when i watch cnn and m s m b, c. i mean, it's one intelligence official after another. i mean, where is going? greenwald, or aaron, my k. i mean, because they would challenge these things and all i see is, is that i see these networks is just being mouthpiece for, for power and for the intelligence community. like i sai

casey: san jose state put out this video.ary mowing down the football team. five straight strikeouts until the punter absolutely clubbers this baseball. he was an honorable m m baseballcheck this out. he is married to former seahawks coach. she has some ties about sports and foot all. larry: years ago, ago, ago, ago, you make contact, the next pitch is that your head. i crushed a ball down the line foul and next pitch was when i said, we are done. thanks. casey: i have no chance against her. unbelievable. liz: coming up on abc 7. the hustler airs at with us for abc 7 news at 11. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you all for joining us tonight. larry: for all of us here at abc 7, have a great night. hope to see you at 11. i just want one more at that. no i don't. i really don't. i want to keep my face. thank you. liz: good night. chromebooks are seriously easy to set up right out of the box. just sign in with your gmail and bam! all your files are right there. now get after it. cause you're good to go. switch to

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so, you know, i don't know where bill casey is now. he's, he's probably, well, i think, i, well, anyhow, i don't know. we all know where he is. we all know where you don't have to say, let me go to it. let me go to robert here. let me go to robert here. robert, i mean, you know, i'm a conservative, you're not obviously, but i mean, when i watch cnn and m s m b, c. i mean, it's one intelligence official after another. i mean, where is going? greenwald, or aaron, my k. i mean, because they would challenge these things and all i see is, is that the, i see these networks is just being mouthpiece for, for power. and for the intelligence community. like i said, i mean, just bring on glenn when well, get a different opinion there. might be healthy for the, for the audience. it might be healthy for public discussion. go ahead, robert. well, i grew up in the, pull it by the name of gil scott heron, who said the military in the monetary they come together whenever necessary. and what we're seeing when it comes to the media right now that they ha

casey: the yankees are writing a 12 game winning streak. who have lost five straight. before he threw a pitch, the umpires did not like the color of his glove. it did not bother him. 472 feet, he can he can he can watch as it leaves the yard. aaron clubbers this one. it will be three times more valuable, but not as impressive. the yankees jump out 28 5-0 lead. matt sneaks one through the infield defense. the ball gets away. how fun is it to watch him on the basis? -- on the bases? the yankees win their 13th straight. the giants face a braves for the first time since 2019. the giants buster posey back in the game. giants jump out to a quick 2-0 lead. the giants are still up in the seventh. the first pitch over the wall for a three run homer. the braves jump to a six-fort lee. -- 6-4 lead. the giants inching closer. looking to tie it up, deep in the right. it is in the glove. falling over backwards to make that catch. action. jimmy will be named the starmer -- starter for week one. expect plans to be involved. -- glance -- lance to be involve

your interactions with casey frank were quite candid. and your thoughts about her were pretty candid, i didn't take any underage but talk about casey frank and the relationship you had and how that either helped or hindered and the whole back and forth. >> you know, journalism can be very messy. and especially when you have two strong people, very headstrong and i'm quite candid about myself as well . i may hard person to deal with myself. i wasn't always, i was an editor at one point. not long because i wasn't very good at it. and i was tough to some reporters and iregret it . so it is this dynamic where your sometimes at cross purposes. and casey's and my editor for almost the entire time, 13 years i've been at the herald . we are almost always on the same page with kind of stories that we think are important but sometimes the way that i want to go about it isn'tthe way he thinks i should go about it . i said i'm pretty stubborn and headstrong and so is he sometimes so we clash. i was honest about that. and i don't know, in the end in

casey: the yankees are writing a 12 game winning streak. on the other hand, you have the a's who have lost five straight. before he threw a pitch, the umpires did not like the color of his glove. it did not bother him. 472 feet, he can feet, he can f, watch as it leaves the yard. aaron clubbers this one. it will be three times more valuable, but not as impressive. the yankees jump out 28 5-0 lead. matt sneaks one through the infield defense. the ball gets away. how fun is it to watch him on the basis? -- on the bas the yankees win their 13th straight. the giants face a braves for the first time since 2019. the giants buster posey back in the game. giants jump out to a quick 2-0 lead. the giants are still up in the seventh. the first pitch over the wall for a three run homer. the braves jump to a six-fort lee. -- 6-4 lead. the giants inching closer. looking to tie it up, deep in the right. it is in the glove. falling over backwards to make that catch. action. jimmy will be named the starmer -- starter for week one. expect plans to be involve

have a number of stories of cases cited in the book, but the big one was planned parenthood versus caseych was the case of 92 where we thought at the time we litigated the case in a way to ensure that we could when politically if we lost in the court and to me that was quite an interesting experience because of course i'm a lawyer and i think about arguments before the court. the reality was making the argument in the court of public opinion and trying to ensure that at the time a democrat would be elected president should we lose in 1992, but the moral of the story is we did preserve what we knew at the time but that case gives states greater latitude and in the intervening 20 years we have seen young women and women without any resources lose their ability to obtain abortions. number two, and i think that this one is really important is at the time no one thought to the court could overrule and i hear that over and over again today. the court in kc there were five votes to overturn and it wasn't until afterwards that we learned justice kennedy switched his vote at the last minute and m

casey, thank you so much for that.ntime, still ahead on the show, the lathes on the ground in afghanistan after -- the latest on the ground in afghanistan after a drone takes out bombers who were headed to the kabul airport. and we're continuing to track hurricane da as it slams -- ida as it slams the gulf coast. stay tuned for the latest on this powerful storm. ♪ breaking the norms. she had a dream and decided to pursue it. find the strong women in your family with ancestry. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable n

. >> as fires like nothing we've ever seen before, casey. but he says family built this cab in 20 years ago in pine grove. they come up from antioch several times a year to vacation and relax. there's always been fires kind of circulating that year. >> it's just that this there is a lot of brush up there. but we've never had it danger like this one. casey and her mom drove up to the big trailer on wednesday loading up as much as they could. >> fearing. the wind may shift in their beloved vacation home a catch fire at this time. they're not under a mandatory evacuation, but that could soon change and they wanted to be prepared and out of firefighters way. should this fire take a turn for the worse. we had enough time. luckily we were some of the lucky ones who actually had time to prepare and time to grab things that we. >> no, we wanted and we have time to talk in the car nicely. it. get out of there. but. it's crazy up there. now this is video of the caldor fire. it's just 25 miles north of the. but he's just cabot. the fire has grown to mo

after shooting a closing round of 68, casey was in a group on 15—under—par — but he was eliminated atrory mcilroy following soon after. the bronze eventually went to ct pan of chinese taipei with the american xander schauffele winning the gold medal, and slovakia's rory sabbatini hitting an olympic record 10—under there are three british boxers through to their finals but there was controversy, as frazer clarke's opponent mourad aliev was disqualified in their super heavyweight bout. the frenchman was warned by the referee for his use of the head, which left clarke with two bad cuts — the briton needed to win the second round to get back into the fight and after further warnings, the contest was called off and clarke declared the winner. aliev was absolutely furious but clarke said he'd had problems against him in the past. away from the games, lewis hamilton will start on pole position for this afternoon's hungarian grand prix, as he chases a record ninth victory in the race. he set the fastest time, on his first, flying lap — in the final part of qualifying, with his main championsh

fox's casey siegel has the latest now from baton rouge.rain from ida battering cuba on friday night, hitting the western part of the island but causing storm surges as far away as havana ida is now strengthening in the gulf of mexico and forecasters put it on a collision course with the louisiana coast potentially making landfall as a category four storm with winds of more than 140 mph. we prepositioned food. water generators and other supplies in the area pay attention and be prepared, have supplies for your household on hand in new orleans mandatory evacuations have been ordered for all areas not covered by the city's levee system everyone else has been encouraged to leave if they're able to do so safely time is not on our side it's just it's rapidly it's growing. it's in it's intensifying if you're going to leave you need to do that now, louisiana. is no stranger to hunkering down for hurricanes residents who plan on sticking around and riding out the storm are stocking up on gas and groceries while they still can this father and son fi

>> bret: casey stegall in dallas, casey, thanks.ou find nearby vaccine locations by going to vaccines.gov. stocks were mixed today. the dow gained 163, to post a new record close. the s&p 500 finished ahead 4. the nasdaq lost 72 today. up next, president biden goes up against his former boss over a controversial gas pipeline from russia to western europe. we will tell you why. ♪ ♪ [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (upbeat pop music in background throughout) ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ here we go. ♪ don't rock the boat,

>> shannon: yeah, casey, grateful for them. thank you very much.nt biden facing a firestorm of criticism from both sides of the aisle tonight following his remarks friday afternoon. white house correspondent kevin corke is breaking down the ongoing political fallout tonight as it grows. good evening, kevin. >> growing indeed. good evening, shannon. it could should come as no surprise that republicans in washington are sharpening their political knives as the president, they say, stumbles his way through a completely avoidable tragedy in afghanistan. but now, even some senior democrats are pointing fingers, calling the biden exit strategy a catastrophe and accusing him of negligence. >> if we leave one american behind, if we don't get all those afghanistan -- afghans who stepped up to the plate and helped us out, then joe biden, in my view, has committed a high crime and misdemeanor under the constitution and should be impeached. >> impeached, that is the threat from south carolina g.o.p. senator lindsey graham, following the inexplicable debacle co

and china fell in the rankings thanks to regulatory issues there casey, this is fascinating because in the u.s. we're held back from its implementation because it's treated as property in many other nations, people have made the point this could be one of the only ways for people to protect themselves against currency devaluation, outright theft, you name it. >> that's right. and if you look at the list where these countries are starting to adopt crypto more broadly, it is often in places where there are authoritarian governments, where there is political instability, where there are concerns about devaluation. and this has sort of long been the promise of crypto, right you can make an end run around a bad government by having this trustless form of currency so, you know, if you're looking for a sign that crypto is here to stay, i think one thing you might look to is the fact that this sort of old prediction for crypto enthusiasts seems to be coming true. >> yeah. you know, it's also interesting because we talk a little bit about sort of the vulnerabilities a lot of emerging markets ha

casey, is this a sign of what's to come around the world do you think?i really do there have been signs that this dam was about to break and korea is the first place where it happened right now both of these giants are going to have to build in the functionality to add these third party payment processors and once they're built for korea, they can be implemented anywhere else around the world as long as a country passes a law requiring it you can imagine a lot of developers like spotify, like epic games, lobbying for exactly that to happen and keep in mind there are also antitrust actions going on around the world intended to accomplish just this i do believe this is the start of a sea change for these check joints >> if it spreads, we'll see if that changes as well >>> a new cyber meme stock as entered the chat support.com up nearly 200% this week and 1,500% this year. the stock has sold short support.com's market cap was just $40 million last year we wouldn't even mention it's over a billion dollars at the start of this week >> it's so interesting some

so you can yeah, but i'm you about will he would i free, casey and a small organization and then resources to as a limited. i was not there. what am i doing, my living? oh, that asked bicycles, making the marks for those who look a long distance and so essentially some of these decisions on who and who becomes difficult i'm, i don't know when it will let me and i will go back and look at it. i'm not going to be locked in for all of that. 2 0 but i so that is past due you dont know you got to i got you know what you got. i know you know i know the the me i will, i will. what is it, whether i get what, what the me the, the the, the the the, the the, this those who leave them in the most the a way for the mining company. they can ventilation need, but a video of the bill that bit of the the, the the government in the mining companies will not give us long to work on. so we up to walk really go and the mining companies learn it is really been because when the media polk i today even putting did because we have enough money to do whatever the like for you came here to take the the end the time.

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>> arthel: yeah, that's a big concern, casey, i will take it.come your way. thank you for your excellent reporting. >> i know. >> arthel: thank you, casey. >> thank you. >> arthel: ida battering the gulf coast with life-threatening flooding and storm surge. our coverage, complete coverage of hurricane ida continues next. stay right here. usaa is made for the safe pilots. for mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one's there. and sgt moore. who leaves room for her room. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. get a quote and start saving. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. icy hot. ice works fast. heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy, so you can rise from pain. aaaand welcome back to guess the price. sal. what do you do? oh, i'm a retired postal worker. fantastic. are you ready to play? oh, heck yeah. ok johnny, tell him about eargo. these top of the line hearing aids from eargo are straight out of the future.

hi, casey. >> reporter: hey, eric.ou can see what a stark contrast to my background versus my colleagues down there in new orleans. we are 81 miles to the northwest of new orleans where the storm is clearly making its landfall and moving inland. but it's on the way, you can see not even raining here at the moment in baton rouge. look at that live shot now you of the mighty mississippi. you see a little bit of white caps out there but nothing considerable yet. as i said, it is on the way. this will not last long, the bulk of this storm will pass right over us tonight and in the overnight hours as either a category 2 or a category 1 storm and that is after being on land for some 70 miles. usually safe from the real brunt of hurricanes, thousands evacuated baton rouge, fearing what hurricane ida will bring. thousands of others decided to stay and hunker down. then there are those who have to stay because they have a job to do. we met these guys, railroad workers who say they will ride out the storm in these trailers. so w

casey stegall fox news. yeah a hot, dry weekend awaits justice. fire crews start to get the upper hand on the second largest fire ever in california, the challenging conditions that are expected this weekend plus a look back through history with some of the legends who helped create it. we get a tour of the 49 ers team museum that finally reopened after closing during the pandemic. firefightera handle on the dixie fire evacuation orders in parts of columbus county. we're supposed to be lifted earlier today, but that is no longer the plan who say increase fire activity overnight led to a number of spot fires. so far, the fire has burned more than 500,000 acres, and it's 31% contained 43 people unaccounted for, have now been found safe, but authorities say three people from the town of greenville do remain missing and one person is missing from the town of chest. cal fire says this weekend's weather conditions could make it much more difficult to battle the dixie fire as temperatures are expected to heat up foxes marianne rafferty has more on the di

this is reflected again and again in the novel jim casey the former preacher who no longer preaches but right up until the moment he slain and gently implores people to act decently toward each other. and tom joad a parolee who killed for the second time was casey reincarnate becomes a living embodiment of best impulses to the brutalized, hungry and downtrodden. his life to a dying stranger after she delivers a stillborn baby. ending steinbeck's deadly entrance side entrance steinbeck refused to change giving of the breast is no more than giving of a piece of bread. however steinbeck's method did not make him a neutral observer of the events in california. has unequivocal support for labor it was evident in his letters and john berry san francisco news column that july. barry had asked steinbeck if he would participate on a non- partisan form of labor and business representatives to the purpose of ending recent strikes. steinbeck wrote i'm afraid of that word nonpartisan. he insisted he was completely partisan. explaining every effort i can bring to bear is and has been at the core of t

i have a very casey question many last at home, the us who held responsible. i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for it. thank you. lloyd, the man who still the work on al jazeera. the taliban has reclaimed but us withdraw began news earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without making support of a trail of young men fighting for their country while knowing each day could be their law. i've got to stand own battle on a judge. oh, i can, but i'll and oh, how about the story fair on the reports of the 4 people crushed to death. the cobbles airport is afghans. death, but they tried to leave the country the uses. it's mathematically impossible to evacuate thousands of africans by the august 31 deadline fet by us president joe biden. most d u countries have agreed to take in a small number of afghans. flo not cobble european commission president to live on the line visited a spanish military airport being used as a temporary transit point for t

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casey? >> jon, good evening.rom now, tomorrow, it will look very different here. right now you can see the last-minute efforts to get sandbags put together. folks drive up here in baton rouge, grab a shovel and make their own bags. another dump truck just left dropping off more sand. in some spots, especially along the evacuation route, look at this video, fuel is in short supply. many gas stations running out as folks try to get out. even points more inland, like lafayette and baton rouge, where we are, some 70 miles from the coast, well, those are in harm's way as well, with rain and wind, the primary threats as people spend their saturday boarding up. >> this is a very dangerous storm, and we will -- and will possibly bring life-threatening impacts. it's a powerful storm. please take this seriously and use this time to prepare. >> operations also underway in neighboring alabama and in mississippi. boats were pulled from the water. people moving to higher ground because although louisiana is forecasted to take

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casey has been my editor for almost the entire time, 13 years i've been at the herald. we are almost always on the same page with the kind of stories we think are important. sometimes the way i want to go about it is not the way he thanks i should go about it. as i said in pretty stubborn and headstrong and so is he some time so we clash. i was honest about that. in the end, i say however we would have never had some of the stories that that had not happened. the same thing that made us crash was the very thing that made our stories so important. we just covered all of the bases because we had too. we had to come together in the end for the sake of the story. >> host: were you able to share your literal fears you and emily had during this process? what did he do to persuade you did you set up a system in case strength things have been a knock at door that type of thing? >> i had some weird things happen with the prison stories i had done. i remember calling one time after seven that showed up at my apartment in the middle of the night. i was pretty scared when the priso

i have a very casey question. this is their last home the us held responsible. i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for it. thank you lord. the man who still work on al jazeera, the holding the powerful to account as we examine the us, his role in the world anal jazeera. ah hello, i'm emily anglin, into how these are the top stories on al jazeera us president joe biden is expected to decide in the next 24 hours whether to extend to deadline to withdraw us and allied forces from afghanistan. the taliban says they will be quote, consequences if the august 31 deadline is pushed back to. the pentagon says it's determined to finalize its evacuation mission before the end of the month, but it didn't roll out, extending the deadline if necessary.

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i have a very casey question. is there a 1000000 lost at home in the us who held responsible? i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for it. thank you lloyd . the man who still worked on al jazeera, she does very glamorous. it's part of our job to, to our very, very, especially occasion and for that people who spend money, everything you see on the wall, they do it is going to be longevity. they don't have to come in and turn things around my, my on, i do their me with the taliban top political leader in afghanistan to begin talks to form a new governments. we will be prepared and postured if, if we had to do something additional. but i won't speculate right now. the pentagon avoids questions on free passage out of kabul as president biden promises to evacuate every american from afghanistan. ah.