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catherine: for the pbs newshour, i catherine rampell. am♪ judy: ma families in the u.s.gle to find affordable, quality child care. but there is one group that has access to what some say is the gold standard of child care in for americans, that is, families in the military. tonight, special correspondent cat wise and producer kate mcmahon take a look at the military's child care system and white seems to work so well. it's part of our series, "raising the future: america's child care dilemma." >> it was a big day last month, dozens of military families gather to celebrate 45-year-os -- 4-5 euros rajoy writing from preschool and heading off to kindergarten in the fall. it's an army base just outside d.c. in fairfax, virginia, about 10,000 service members and civilians live and work at the fort. many of them are parents who need childcare in order to do their jobs. for the u.s. military, childcare is not just a family issue. it's a matter of national security. >> we have to take care of our families, and that means childcare. cat: he is the garrison commander at fort -- at

story joins is now for ever. catherine. they say good to see you. when you were reporting from the take i am or are region on the board that just getting access is tricky. fast challenging. tell us more about that. yes, it's very frustrating. and very tricky indeed. as he mentioned, we got to the success from the higher regional government and you may wonder why, because you're talking about western te gray. these areas we're talking about mocked in west and to gray. but in the 8 months of the war, i'm higher forces have occupied this territory. they say that this area belonged to them historically and only until the 19th and the t p a left at the great people liberation front, took power the, the next. this land to t gray, so the mars said is the land, but that the gradient who are now the t great 4th is we're now pushing south and west. they want to reclaim back those lines. they say that to them higher forces, you took advantage of this conflict to 4th, we need takeover those stary tories. so it is a huge, a large disput

thank catherine. so i, for sharing your reporting with us and taking us behind the scenes of the story as well. we move now to western europe, where flooding has left close to 200 dead. and almost 1000 people unaccounted for. he stopped his that boston reporting earlier in the week from a start in germany. it was rush hour when the water quickly enter dated highway number 265 near ash, not catching unexpected drivers. and passengers by surprise. soldiers and rescue workers tried to reach dropped cars, finding out if everyone made it out in time. we hope that they made it out of their cars, but we are not sure. and we can guarantee that the perhaps people in the cars, we could not check all cars. and if you see the quality of the water, also the check with diversity of no use looking at how challenging it is to flee this one highway. it becomes clear that the recovery will take time. so hudson is joining us from bon hello this, that this story was literally close to home. we often say, oh, this is clos

told me about that, i learned through catherine. and tomatoes from mexico. you have a trilateral hamburger, this is how connected our economies are at the very basis. at the much more complex which of course this agreement gets into is really how all of us, including the private sector, and i would agree it is the engagement of the private sector and civil society, our workers, our unions -- we have to be able to make this work. it is about driving north america competitiveness, it's dealing with issues like forced labor, and the only way we will be able to do that is for the three countries to keep doing what we are doing. the agreement has the support, and they are going to be bumps along the road but i will also share that this is not my quote either, but bumps are stepping stones to success. for that sets our relationship, and i'm very encouraged and very optimistic of this relationship between canada, mexico and the united states. i can think about better women to be working with catherine and tatiana. he's right, we did finish

, thanks very much. catherine. sorry, talking to us from i just have about so the bar i had on the news are including a legacy of stolen treasure. can use poker more elders calling a form of colonial powers to return their sacred ice and us president joe biden loans with families in florida as recovery teams returning to the partially collapsed apartment building in miami. and i'm a walking back. so one went away from the n, b a finals. peter's going to be here with the action in the sport. ah, protesters have been gathering in ocoee about east jerusalem to express solid parity with residents of the still one neighborhood, dozens of buildings, housing more than $100.00 palestinian families are under the threat of being demolished, to make way for. and this really, archaeological part, on tuesday, is very 4th, is demolished, a palestinian owned butcher shop, 70 decker went to the protest and sent this report. stand off now with he is really forces with some of the protectors. there was a small crowd, here are protes

catherine, what's the state of the economic recovery?elebrating. the white house is encouraged by what they are seeing. this is the strongest jobs report in sometime, stocks rose after this report. they are really making the argument that the economy is reopening, people are coming back, people are coming back to work, that these are all signs of progress. but of course you also are right that there are still warning signs and things to be concerned about, and that includes the fact that workers are still slowly coming back to work and, it was mentioned in the previous panel, inflation is a concern for a lot of people as americans this week and see higher prices at the grocery store or the gas pump and then of course you have the fact that the vaccination campaign is still continuing. it has slowed and there are pockets of the country where the vaccination rate is lower so there are also concerns that the recovery could be uneven in places that become hot spots. so it is -- the white house is really trying to signal progress and enthusia

catherine hannah kron 4 news catherine, thank you. and our team coverage continues with kron 4 shells. clifford who has more details and images of what turned out to be a busy and challenging evening for fire crews. >> well for weeks, fire officials all across california in the bay area have been asking people not to use illegal fireworks because of the incredibly high fire danger. but inevitably people will use fireworks and they did. there are a lot of fire started on sunday evening. but at least one county says it wasn't as bad as last year along the peninsula on 4th of july these fireworks in san bruno lit up the foggy sky. they also sent embers falling on a nearby homes. fortunately. >> nothing caught fire in san francisco. fire crews responded to dozens of small fires in the east bay illegal fireworks displays lit up the night sky across oakland. this is video looking west from the oakland hills over the course of the evening. fireworks may have started as many as a dozen fires across the city, including possibly this one at a w

ok, catherine. sorry. there live for from some of our catherine. thank you. after numerous delays, politicians in israel are expected to vote on a controversial temporary law. it prevents palestinians in the west bank from settling permanently with their spaces for mistrial or occupied east jerusalem. another flow is created in 2003 during the 2nd intifada and requires annual renewal . hurry for such reports manage archery lives, a divided life dominated by the architecture and bureaucracy of occupation when he was born just outside jerusalem's eastern limits. so his id papers are those of the palestinian from the west bank, but he lives in occupied east jerusalem with his daughter and wife, both of whom have jerusalem. i d's mohammad has to apply for a special military permit every 12 months, just to live in his own home. and it because of likely to at any moment them i tell you that we have to leave you a note welcome. his wife cannot, he could only wish for the chance of permanent secure status and more we would have more freedom. he could work easily, mov

ok, catherine. sorry. it's a late this from addis ababa. catherine. thank you. hundreds of africa and government troops fled across the border into touchy sound. as the taliban takes more territory taliban fighters to multiple districts in the northern province of duction over the weekend. neither softer. i've cancel just sledge, their posts, we can government says it is sending in reinforcements. now since the u. s. draw dad accelerated in may. the taliban has doubled the number of districts that holds with as many afghans living under taliban rule. as those in government control, there is 100. thanks to god. and this is prison before the majority of the afghan people in the previous era, june the taliban rule. for more than 10 years, we are now in control, board and 70 percent of the territory. it is simply because that people know us very well and the afghan people have no problem dealing with us. we have to main principles that we rely on when it comes to judgement versus the placid islamic faith. the 2nd is now belief in our national identity. wi

mary catherine hamm and paul begala, welcome.rity leader kevin mccarthy tweeting yesterday, big tech and big government want the same thing, to control you. but when it comes to actual scientific data and facts, why shouldn't there be an effort to help people find the truth? >> facebook has said they've already attempted to do that. i feel like the biden administration is biting the hand that feeds them in this case. i have talked about these vaccines being a miracle, the way they were developed so quickly, back when even kamala harris was saying she was skeptical because it came out during the trump administration. this is a problem on both sides of the aisle and it's not good. this goes beyond that, this is a speech issue. we would be really clear eyed about that if it were a republican administration. there's that thing when people say it's not a speech issue, mary catherine, because the government is not actually censoring, they're not doing the job, they're asking facebook to do the job. this comes pretty close, a strategic

ababa. catherine. is it possible for us to gauge what the atmosphere was like there at that rally? while that was very much a government trial, it was organized by the mayor. demands of here in t cry, thousands of people. why they're the one woman was crying up, you know, people are very emotional people who turned up saying that they are there to support the government and the national army in this conflict in te gray this because a q 2 grand defense forces of using children and soldiers and shield, and now you know that if your p n, federal troops have already withdrawn from t drive, but they have been accused numerous times by human rights. organizations accuse alongside troops from every track and special forces from neighboring. i'm higher regions accuse of community meeting atrocities in the last 8 months or so of the conflict. they have been, the government has been accused of using hunger as a war, a weapon of war by blockading to try not the situation in to grow right now is very tends to be t

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6.ext. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. we're concerned about trajectory of cases going up and it's going up fairly fast. >> now it's 6 covid concerns case is now jumping to an alarming rate here in the bay area. this is the cdc now says the delta variant making up 83% of new cases basin nationwide. this is kron 4 news at 6 this tuesday night and jonathan mccall kid has the night off and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore here in the bay area. the delta variant does continue to spread quickly and spend. >> just over a month since the bay area fully reopen june. 15th. but here's a look at cases now compared to a day after the reopening the latest state information is from july 15th in alameda county there are 224 active cases now compared to just 46 a month ago. 201 in contra costa county today compared to 58 cases in marin county, 13 cases on a month ago, there were 8 and in napa county today. there are 15 cases compared

it does seem catherine, that matters are coming to a head in the region. yes it does. they're still trying to get in touch with the officials or the ministry of, of irrigation to give us more detail of this. but then it has been a now. so the said book costs and the government news agency saying that the dumb feeling is in the completion of porting sources, as a ministry of information, were saying that there were no major problems. but as you mentioned, it has caused some little tension between the field and those drop downs to countries, egypt and sudan, worried about what this will do. their own water flows along the now they are saying that then needs to be binding legal agreement before any operations on the dam had off. if you had to stop this process and feel that agreement is reached. but he has said no, that cannot happen. we will continue, the prime minister has been speaking about his saying that he does not intend to tom any of this countries, but then i'm going to do whatever i can he's administration is going to do whatever i can to protect this process.

well last night, catherine sawyer. he joins us for me as a sub catherine, tell us more about this rally. while people started coming in here on medical square. they rarely just ended about half an hour ago. so people say coming very early in the morning, we started hearing them from all will tell her on fi, stacy am. and as you said, thousands of them showed up. and the speakers really was castigating that grand defense for sustain that they've been using children as soldiers and shields. they also accused the international community, including the international media of bias smith in the coverage in favor of the 2 grand leadership. now, if you can, national army has already withdrawn from t grier, but it has been accused by numerous human rights organizations and has been accused alongside every trend. soldiers were deployed to that region as well as forces from the neighboring. i'm higher region accused of human rights abuses, atrocities committed into grow in the last a few months south. thousands of people have bee

i'm catherine heenan. thank you, catherine. another big story that we're following for you tonight. us olympic star simone biles. >> well, she may have delivered the most powerful inspiration yet, but it wasn't in gymnasium. yes, she opened up today about her mental health struggles saying it's ok to be to not be ok. the gold medalist said she dropped out of team competition for safety and so her teammates could have a better chance at winning a medal, talked about the stresses. she's been feeling and why she says she needed a break. >> yeah. i put mental health first because if you don't, then you're not going to your sport and you're not going to succeed as much as he want to. so it's ok sometimes to even sit out the big con titian to focus on yourself because it shows how strong of a competitor person that you really are rather than just battle through it. >> miles is just one athlete. who's open up this about the struggles with managing mental health in this year's olympic games on for sell us. continues our coverage now live for us here in the studio l a. >> well simone biles h

host: let's start with catherine from st. joseph, michigan. catherine, you are on with our guest. caller: good morning. hello. i hope that we do have the background checks and that. i am 100% for that. i am surprised that you have not addressed the problem -- let me back up. you said that with the influx of people buy more guns, that there is more violence. people do not feel safe. that is why they are buying more guns. when we have people say defund the police, you defined the police and then you do not have that protection. this is why people are buying more guns. accidents, when you buy a gun, you have the response ability of making sure -- that response ability of making sure that gun is locked. you have not really touched on the aspect of what the real problem is. that is accountability. people go to jail and they can get out without a bond. and they go back and do the same thing. if they are not going to have their -- because of what they done, we will have a rotation of people coming in and out of jail. that is the primary thing in this country that we are having problems w

is there cause for concern there, catherine?slowing down. the white house has been aggressively trying to encourage people to get vaccinated. the president out, the first lady, the vice president, her husband, they are really trying to push people to get vaccinated. but the concern is, obviously, that this is, that this could create hot spots, it could create areas with lower vaccination rates, that cases could flare up again and that that could really slow the economic recovery. so you're really hearing sort of dueling messagings from the white house right now. -- messages. they're telling the people america's reopening, people can go to ballparks, go shopping, go to their favorite restaurants, but to do these things, they really need to get vaccinated. mike: charlie, there's a lot of covid fatigue and mask fatigue, how does the administration encourage people to get vaccinated? >> that is through information and educating people about -- and openly answering questions, questions that are uncomfortable. unfortunately, you know,

and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. a fire meant. >> to prove you've been vaccinated and if you have not, you'll be tested. >> now it's 6 california governor gavin newsom is implementing a new policy requiring all state workers to show proof of vaccination and is encouraging the private sector to do the same, saying. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> it does appear that vaccine. hesitancy knows no boundaries when it comes to occupation. a recent report shows a huge number of health care workers remain unvaccinated for covid kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >> with an all out effort to get people vaccinated f

. >> a whole lot to discuss with cnn's john harwood and economics commentator catherine rampell.evening, good evening. john, the first child tax credits have been sent, i asked people before the break, did you get your money today. tell us more about the magnitude of this for this white house. >> look, this is an extremely satisfying day for president biden. you heard it in that comment when he said it's one of the things he'll look back on as one of his proudest achievements as president. we've gotten used, over the last four years, to paying attention as the news media to the spectacle, sometimes comic, sometimes pathetic, sometimes dangerous donald trump, a president who cared about no one and nothing other than himself. but most politicians, and joe biden is among them, are not like that. they care about helping their constituents. and in this case, you have a program that was passed on a one-year basis only, that nonetheless is putting money in the pockets, in the bank accounts, of the households containing 90% of american children. it will cut child poverty in half as long

catherine be our hunger -- catherine byaruhanga. bbc news.: the mayor of the town in british columbia says a whole town is on fire and he told the population of around 250 people to evacuate. there was a temperature of more than 121 degrees fahrenheit tuesday, 49.6 degrees celsius. dozens have died in the heatwave that affected canadians and americans in the pacific northwest. to miami now, and president biden has been meeting families and rescue workers in surfside where thepartment building collapsed a week ago. 18 people have been confirmed dead with more than 140 still missing. rescue work has been paused amid concerns about the safety of the bit of the building still standing. sophie long reports from surfside. reporter: president biden thinking the rescue workers searching for survivors day and night. he also met local leaders and explain that the operation has had to be halted due to fears the rest of the building could also fall. >> a lot of pain and anxiety and suffering, and even the need for psychological help. reporter: it is the

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6.ext. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> they are now averaging a 176 cases of covid a day. and again, that numbers increasing on a daily basis. >> now it's 6 health officials say san francisco is seeing a 4th surge of covid-19 cases due in part to the emergence of the highly contagious. delta variant. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore. >> officials are recommending that both vaccinated and unvaccinated residents where their masks indoors to prevent the spread of the virus. kron four's. dan kerman is live in san francisco with more. dan. >> well, we have to tell you that this was not unexpected, that we would get this surge. but health officials are saying it is going a lot faster than they expected. and that is why likely next week they will start mandating masking indoors. san francisco is now averaging a 176 new covid cases per week. that's a tenfold increase in cases s

i'm justine waltman and i'm catherine heenan. pam moore and ken wayne.he night off. >> that 14 year-old suspect in custody is accused of killing his own mother attacking his father at their fremont home early this morning. police say this happened in the area of paseo padre parkway and fremont boulevard on sylvester drive when officers arrived at the home, they found the woman unconscious. the man had suffered stab wounds is taken to the hospital at last check was in stable condition. police say the teen was not at home when they arrived, but a neighbor called police about a half an hour later and said that there was a juvenile covered in blood walking around. so they detain that person. and since he is a minor police are not releasing

catherine heenan. jonathan mccall are here with that. good evening. welcome.to see ted lasso a second. >> such a all right. let's to the news tonight at 6. it's a turning out to be a fad wildfire season. >> in california already there are fires across the state. no end in sight. we have the latest on the wildfire near lake tahoe and evacuation orders now in place plus, as covid-19 cases are once again on the rise of mask. recommendations are in place across the bay area. >> today, governor gavin newsome addressed whether we could see covid-19 restrictions yet again. >> i'm jonathan mccall and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> it's because the bears being directly impacted by a large scale wildfire like we've seen the last several years doesn't mean we're out of the clear. >> except least a dozen wildfires already raging across the state and it is only july. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore of j

catherine, what did he have to say. well, i i asked secretary marty walsh about the fact wall street analysts are saying. >> president biden has dramatically overstated things by promising millions of new jobs. they're suggesting there could be as few as half a million. >> president's been very clear that this is a long-term investment. this is not going to be one 0.2 trillion dollars spent over the next 2 years is going to be over 10 year period. time. those investments again going to be really important. i think a lot of what the wall street's looking at is they're looking at the immediate impact of of investing right away. we think about those investments better connectivity, clean drinking water opportunity for electric grid. what it's doing is connecting communities that might be under serve right now might not have. in addition that would allow them to opportunity to create more opportunity industry as well as job training. do you have a better number. i mean, numbers of been all over the place. what it? >> what a

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> today.eld their first to run for a newly formed and highly anticipated committee investigating the deadly attack on the capitol. 4 police officers testified today kron 4 washington correspondent raquel martin joins us live from washington, dc tonight. raquel this was a. >> very emotional hearing. tough to watch. and in sometimes.

kron four's catherine heenan talk to a recall expert to find out more. catherine. >> recall elections do pop up nationwide. lot of reasons. >> this year. the pandemic has been a really big trigger, not surprisingly, i asked are recalled blogger and analyst about that and also got a surprising answers to california success rate. >> normally in most years. there is no issue recalls are taking are undertaken due to fire in the city manager or tax hike. we're combining school districts. this year. we've seen this covid did and especially the touchdowns result in a a large amount of recalls in the recent history of how successful or recall efforts overall. >> they're extremely of close to 3 quarters of them. if they removal or resignation that is higher than most states of perhaps higher than any state thought. that's that's just how it is. california is a regular user of recalls. >> nationwide. the success rate for recalls has about 60%. that's once an issue makes the ballot a lot lower than california by one estimate meantime, at least 164 recall efforts ar

i am jack otter, coming up catherine keating will deal into the rise of mean stocks in crypto, laterhe risks of having too much invested a big tech and how to make money even if the stocks take a hit, we begin with what we think the three most important things investors on a think about right now. the stock market on a winning streak despite reasons to be concerned there is a big week for ipos including krispy kreme returning to market and robinhood moving closer to a public offering. it's porsche verses for rory the battle of sports cars supremacy who will lead on electric vehicle, then lovington, carleton english and beverly goodman. then, you been county market winning streaks in it kept you pity because there are a lot right now. >> i don't think i've seen anything like this right now. the s&p 500 rose for fifth month that salonga since august 2020, not bad. but also finished at a record high from a seventh consecutive day and that's the longest since 1997, wait there is one more it rose for a fifth quarter in a row with an eight-point to percent gain during the quarter it was th

literally, catherine vicki, thank you very much.ire crews were beefed up last night in anticipation of the damage that illegal fireworks were expected to cause and they did san francisco. firefighters put out 4 different fires overnight. this map shows the locations of all for those fires where they broke out one at 20th and irving another at 19th in york. 3rd street in kirkwood. and again at 19th and bryant streets all across the city. the good news, nobody was hurt in any of these fires. another fireworks related incident happened at pier 94 in the city. the fire department called in its fireboat to help in putting out those flames. these pictures were posted on social media again, nobody hurt in this fire across the bay in hayward illegal fireworks were lighting up the sky across that city. it didn't seem to matter where you were. they were visible from just about everywhere. viewers captured these displays. and even though they look like they're kind of fun. they're absolutely illegal. and of course, very dangerous professional

can catherine, back to you. all right. thank you very much. grant to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with more on the situation with the fires in just looking at a live camera. >> in lake tahoe. there are no big fires burning near the lake, but it is buried under this mookie can hardly see anything there. yes, been oppressive the and across the sierra nevada and much of the places eastward compared to the bay area. as you have that on shore wind here. keeping us nice and clear from all the smoke now somewhat of a concern is that we're seeing the monsoon high pressure has built in back in the california again and rotating around that ridge of high pressure. you get the subtropical moisture beginning to roll on in. and when that comes on through, if you get enough instability in the atmosphere there seeing that today across the sierra guess what, you get more thunderstorms popping up. and of course, the chance of some more lightning strikes and more fires right now. we haven't seen that locally. but there's a chance we could see

i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne los angeles yellow.ies have all started requiring everyone to wear masks when they're indoors. >> san francisco has stopped short of instituting that requirement. but now a new mask mandate for san francisco could be just around the corner and kron four's dan kerman who is live in the city and has more on this. dan. >> that's right. the mayor is already talking about. it's kind of getting people ready for what might be coming speaking about it today during the signing of the budget. >> we have to think about what is happening with

a lot more news ahead at kron 4 news at 6 pam moore is here with catherine heenan for that.u. we're enjoying those destination, california. we want to take some they will come to. all right. coming up tonight at 6 o'clock concerns increasing tonight over the highly contagious covid delta variant health officials calling it covid on steroids as cases are increasing across california and now some counties implementing mask restrictions once again. >> and it is a huge growing problem in the bay area. we're talking about shoplifting shoplifters now targeting hardware stores and brazen theft. what's being done to try to stop a problem that's becoming. >> all too common. i'm catherine heenan i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> at 6. the delta variant of the covid-19 virus is becoming more prevalent in california as a precaution. some counties are now recommending residents resume wearing masks indoors regardless of their vaccination status. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news a

as catherine said, it is a moment for bold transformation. wisdom of humanity at the payable. and for the last few decades, for the last 35 or so years since we have known very clearly what burning fossil fuels was going to do to this planet, we've had the public discourse led by a fairly small group of white men who have done good work, many of them, but will never represent the full spectrum of solutions and creativity and opportunities and ways in which we are going to have to do this work, right, because this has to be transformation in every place, every single place on the globe is being impacted in different ways. it is going to have to be every sector that we are talking about energy and transportation and agriculture and land use and buildings and manufacturing, all of that needs to shift from fossil fuel-based to some form of regenerative economy. so to think we could do it without people of color, to think that we could somehow make this transformation without women is just absurd. for women in particular, catherine and i have been

nursing divisions of both parties. >> catherine? >> i don't think we are seeing different motivations, it is really interesting to have 10 bucks to bring these bills, how he has been connecting these antitrust bills are bipartisan to the broader republican base that we talked about earlier. his argument is that it would not matter as much what facebook does on content moderation if there were other -- people had a choice about which platform to go to. among democrats, we are seeing issues for different reasons. there are concerns about companies power, broader concerns about economic inequality, the lack of responsibility that the tech companies have taken on their platform. it is interesting to see such a different aspect of the political spectrum coming together for different reasons. >> i agree with everything that catherine just said, one thing i would add, a turning point for congressman buck was when the committee in january 2020, it must've been that was when there could be hearings, they held a field hearing in colorado, whe

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major. >> garrett: catherine herridge, thank you. tonight the vatican says pope francis is recovering after the biggest health scare of his papacy. part of his colon was removed doctors removed part of his colon was removed sunday. he was suffering from diverticulitis. the pope, 84, is expected to stay in the hospital for about a week. there are new developments tonight in afghanistan as the u.s. winds down its war. the taliban retook the northern region overnight, sending more than 1,000 afghan soldiers fleeing into a neighboring country. for thousands of afghans who helped during the 20-year war, time is running out. cbs' charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: serene was on day one as interpreter with the u.s. combat platoon wen a roadside bomb struck his vehicle. >> it was my first and worst experience. >> reporter: much worse was yet to come. he and his father abdul had gone to sell the family home when taliban militants came knocking one night. >> we just saw people climbing the walls, people with long beards, guns in their hand

so catherine, how did that? how convincing was that speech for listeners? for paula? how's it going down specially the reason why i gave form why they withdrew from to grey. while the prime minister did not mean he was in parliament, he was very active. they tore words, degree degree and leadership and its forces. he accused the grand forces of committing atrocities against it in the federal closes and committing atrocities when they, he'll be in federal forces while withdrawing. he also gave more details, more reasons why the truth is, drew from the great he said, what i mean reasons why the to what deployed to, to grow in the 1st place. that was a conflicts in november. and he said that it appeared that the t p i left the leadership to greg and it forces had an expansion. nice agenda. he's more what he had to get to going to hell. they prepared an army, but they didn't stop there. they started encroaching on the rest of a few up here and started to destabilize the entire nation in all sorts of ways. this is quite dangerous, and at the end of the day, it would endang

catherine. yeah. i talked to secretary marty walsh. this s% was just after the new labor report was issued today it says consumer spending is up a lot. 5.4%. >> just over the last year. i asked him how temporary this current bout of inflation is likely to be. >> khan to answer that question. i think that when you think where we are in our country. 16 months ago. we had pretty much full employment united states of america. in most places, the economy is moving forward. lots of places. they were depressed areas of the country. but for the most part, people cities. we're doing well. 25 million americans lost a job literally almost overnight. many of those jobs not come back the plan the president biden put in front of the american people. the american rescue plan. it is working. people coming back to work. people sign to go back to work. >> job growth has been good, although we are still hearing some employers having a lot of trouble getting workers. is that a problem that's getting better. >> i believe it's getting better. i haven't hear

catherine heenan joins us now with the details catherine caitlyn jenner same kind of reluctant to talk much about this issue. and as a trans woman that has surprised some people jenner argues that there are many bigger issues in california. here's part of what you said. california. >> transgender issues is a very small, small problem. i am i'm running as a republican. i always have been on the republican side, but i'm not your typical republican. i'm not in that republican boxes. we think of republicans, you know, everybody's got to be in the box, you know, in their little segment here. that's not me socially. i'm an inclusive republican. i'm in it for all the people. so as far as trans issues. yes, i i am going to do the best i can to make it right for inclusive in that department. so. yeah, it's a tough question, but it's a small question. the big question. i'm standing on my back porch. 3 years ago i don't watch a 300 foot flames come up my house. why? because a transformer 17 miles away and chatsworth blow up and 5 hours later, 6 hours later it's in my backyard. >> wildfires. one o

that's how catherine nancy. it, it's coach. this card sir, the 1st female boxer to represent you. gander will create history for her country of the fix that follows the i'll see decision to allow women to participate in the gains in 2012, a full protein myself cause it's a prey over, but you could have prayed to go for the only begins and being, but just that, the flexible book, so it's it because given me a, be a good a good profile depending on the put on the future. the fly. wait books in 1st started look thing in 2015, but then dropped out of training to earn a living. it looked like she might follow the path of other you can than female book those who never for the early promise. but none the resumed her boxing kitty and 2018. i'm with her ticket to talk. you know, it's pushing new boundaries. i'm a unique person, i think as my name is pure, it means period. so i love to be unique in sports or in the environment or own me. so i decided to dream book thing being that i wanted to know, like aspersion to the young ladies in s

that's me to catherine soy who is in ethiopia, capital artist. i'm about 4. as catherine, tell us about the situation. integrate as you know it right now, and how is this age getting? so the, well, the situation in te gray is di, wsb phase. it's optimistic that it can get to a, to the people. but it also says that it, it is running out of food stocks. the airport in the capital makella is still close . so it's very difficult getting any kind of a monetary and organization from other parts of the country. what we know right now into guys that there's no electricity. telecommunication lines have been cut. all these, no internet banks are not operating. infrastructure has been destroyed. for example, these are very important bridge over there because the river, this is an important supply line to west than the guy that had been destroyed a w f. b also says they are they fighting in some areas. we know that the area trend and if you'll be on forces withdrawing, but they the big problem still in part a west and the guy where the regional mara forces still controll

i was, the best example i think is catherine. she had it worse because she was a photographer in the field all the time. you couldn't be a war photographer without being in the field, and that was the greatest challenge the masculinity, to see this little, small woman just running circles around the men. this was supposed to be male territory. women are not supposed to be there. the head of the french press led a group of other journalists come most of them anonymous, a military spokesman who created what they called a black file, a military file to discredit her and take away our press credentials, which would've meant she would have to leave the country. they accused her of things like being course, being vulgar, being unwashed, being pushy, being arrogant. those are the general descriptions of any journalists, but they use that to take away her credentials, and it worked temporarily but she fought back. after that she was very determined to do well. i was shocked. i had never come even close to that, although then i remembered

most of them go to catherine garcia. >> we still have what 124,000 absentee ballots and catherine garcia a lot of them come from her district. >> none of this count includes absentee ballots. it's something very key. all in person voting. adams margin is 15,000 votes south. look at this. nearly 126,000. now the question is can kathryn garcia catch eric adams. look who is leading in the initial preferences on june 23rd in those districts. look at that. they are all in manhattan where kathryn garcia did very well and leading in those districts. it's quite plausible these absentee ballots are favoring kathryn garcia and could overtake eric adams. >> when do we get the final results? >> right. this is going on forever. >> not today. >> it's hanukkah for me. initial first choice came in on the 22nd. initial rank choice results from in person voting on the 30th which was yesterday. we will not include the absentee ballots until the 6th. official results not expected until next week. one thing i can say for certain people were very enthusiastic about this system. the highest turn out even with

but in line with what catherine was saying, you know, one of the core elements of what democrats have tried to do over the last generation is try to ameliorate the growing income and wealth inequality that we've experienced in this country. so what you have is millions of families who have been left behind as our society and our economy have diverged in terms of outcomes for people with higher levels of skill and education and various other divisions. this is a way for the biden administration to help catch up some of those families, give them a better shot at succeeding in the future. and he's going to count on democrats to give him the votes to make that last longer than just one year. >> catherine, you said this is going to cut the child poverty nearly in half. i think your words were transformative. am i correct? >> yeah, yeah. >> so is this a social safety net albeit temporary, right up there were social security or obamacare? >> it's basically social security for kids. that's how we should be thinking about it. at least for a year in any event. this will be a guaranteed payment

let's cross to catherine. sorry. who's in? i just about catherine. what more do we know about what's happening into good? i at the moment while rob, there's been video that has been speculating, showing men who appear to be wearing military fatigue, all the if you can federal forces. this men being paraded by 2 grand forces around the streets of mecca, the capital off t guy. we have put these questions to the 1000000, the spokesman of the to grand forces, who has said that in the last several days, 7 days or so that the fighters have captured a thousands up to 6000 if you can. federal soldiers killed some, a seized important military equipment, and these soldiers that have been captured, he said, are going to be present as a war. now it's going to be very interesting to hear how the government is going to react to this considering in the last few days we have had from officials, including prime minister i'll be amid who has been giving reasons why the school just withdrew from other areas saying that it was a strategic decision that there are more pr