major general chris don hugh was the final american service member to board a c-17 cargo plane departing airport in kabul. hours later video up load today social media appears to show members of the taliban walking through the airport, celebrating the u.s. troop withdrawal. natalie brand has the latest. >> i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan in the end of the military mission to evacuate american citizens. >> reporter: the pentagon says the last u.s. military plane has departed kabul's international airport, completing the u.s. withdrawal from a 20-year war in afghanistan. >> a new chapter of america's engagement with afghanistan has begun. it's one in which we will lead with our diplomacy. >> reporter: rockets that were launched towards kabul international airport were shot down or failed to reach their target. the attempted attack came one day after the united states us conducted an air-strike against an isis-k vehicle filled with explosives near the airport. >> this strike prevented a high-profile attack. >> reporter: they are investigating possible

local ranger, chris don, is a master at searching for the small flight. was bird in its scrubby healy habitat. how long does it take you to find some of a bed can range from 20 minutes to for our full out. look, turtle bird has a tracker on us. but it's still a tricky endeavour to find her. every day, this foreigner of the forest floor moves to a variety of different tree, hollows and holes. that's going to be the radio transmitter picked up. the shy key weight is about 400 meters away. so sir, how would, how would i know if i heard one? there were good long whistles. i had actually got one my phone which makes it oh, of lot easier. i didn't testify about and i called about 15 times. the female is more of a worse in response. quite a pleasant sound. we go off track to find the key we really want but there's a huge brain, an hour. it goes by the sunny setting and the efforts to move the bird from the tree after you saw, we had a really, really good climate. lapointe in thought, i'd say, we'll come back tomorrow morning and, and hopefully found a new new sp

local ranger, chris don, is a master at searching for the small flight was bird in its scrubby. healy habitat. how long does it take you to find some of a bed? it can range from 20 minutes to 3 hours allows nocturnal bird has a tracker on us, but it's still a tricky endeavor to find her every day. this origin of the forest floor moves to a variety of different tree, hollows and holes in the radio transmitter picks up the shy key. we is about 400 meters away. so sir, how wouldn't? how would i know if i had one good long whistles? i had actually got one my phone which makes it oh, of lot easier. i've been pressed by about and i called about 15 times. the female is more of a horse in response. quite a pleasant sound. we go off track to find the k way. all right, but there's a huge brain an hour goes by the sunny setting and the efforts to move the bird from the tree after you saw, we had a really, really good climate on the inside a trade and we'll come back tomorrow morning and, and hopefully found a new new spots in our morning. me. ah ah. you're he'll to come now. the early next morni

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major general chris don donoghue. the allies who helped our troops did not make it to the airport gates in time. >> we believe there are still a small number of american, under 200 and likely closer to 100, who remain in afghanistan and want to leave. >> the taliban celebrating the u.s. withdrawal with fireworks and gun fire after midnight and taliban fighters surveying the kabul airport and the destroyed arms, ammunition and aircraft that the americans left behind. coming up, we'll be speaking with former defense secretary and the cia director leon panetta on the withdrawal from afghanistan and what comes next. we're also following the devastating aftermath of tropical storm ida. millions of residents along the gulf coast could be without power for weeks. louisiana governor john bell edwards is scheduled to hold a press conference. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. first, the latest on afghanistan, nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander and pentagon correspondent courtney kube. >> as you no

some of the most awkward moments i watched are the handoffs between chris cuomo and don lemon. don lemon say you're my friend, my buddy moments before he said "stunning news on governor andrew cuomo" and turns into what resembles a newscaster that we know don lemon is not that. if if cnn wants to be fair, there are new allegations, they should say let's investigate it. that's "the new york times" did when there is an allegation that one of their sports writers writing a book with michael phelps was giving glowing coverage of michael phelps, cnn, answer "the washington post," answer erik wemple. >> harris: reputation, as you know because you've spoken with people, you often give advice on so many things. reputation, reputation. what is this man's reputation? >> i have a nixon psychiatrist at as a patient and we talked about nixon trying to rebuild his ego. he was going through tremendous depression. i don't think it matters whether he's impeached or not. i think he's been badly tarnished and won't recover. i think he will likely need deep, deep therapy and analysis. i don't know

chris, attacked ron desantis! [laughs] right! there's a governor we can hate! and then don lemon took over. g his friend chris that he loved him, he unsheathed the knife. >> i'm going to make my witness, as you say. i love you, brother. >> i love you. >> this is don lemon tonight. the calls are getting louder and louder. this is what i'm talking about. top democrats from new york to the white house calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign. that in the wake of the bombshell report from the states attorney general that alleges the governor sexually harassed g state employees and a new york state trooper. the report also says that he retaliated against one woman who went public with her allegations against him and the president of the united states couldn't be more blunt. question: should governor enter, resign? answer: yes. >> tucker: they all seemed so surprised that there was something wrong with andrew cuomo. they had no idea. you know who knew? matt walsh knew. he joins us now to tell us how surprised he is buried at walsh, shocked to learn that there was maybe something wrong with andre

then for chris cuomo's prime time show, there was zero minutes of coverage. and then subsequently doncuomo was also mentioned in this report from the attorney general, latisha james. an e-mail from him to some of cuomo's aides with what appears suggestions for a press release. after that e-mail was sent, a press release came that came out almost word for word identical with what had been mailed from chris cuomo. >> chris cuomo was more involved in behind the inis as in his brother's defense than we knew. a previous report confirmed by the state attorney general that was on strategy calls with the governor and his top aide. he had no choice. cnn said you can't cover the governor anymore, you can't talk about him. he's in a box. he apologized for the fact that he was involved behind the scenes. it was a mistake. the thing here is that -- the problem is that what happened last year when there were 11 appearances by governor cuomo -- i'm sure you remember that, the giant q tip and everything, joking around. mom made me a pair on the show. cnn was happy to lift the ban on cuomo coverage wh

chris. talk to you soon. be safe. >>> this is "don lemon tonight." i'm laura coats in for don lemon and in the past week, we've seen the collapse of the afghan government. the taliban takeover. the chaos at the airport as thousands and thousands of desperate people try to get on planes. their only hope of escape, that as president biden is holding firm today in his view that getting out of afghanistan was not only the right decision but the only decision. committing to do everything he can to evacuate afghan allies and promising that any american who wants to come home will get ho home. >> we're going to do everything to provide safe evacuation for afterb afghan allies, partners and afghans who might be targeted because of their association with the united states. but let me be clear. any american who wants to come home, we will get you home. make no mistake. >> but this was another day where some of what the president said just didn't match what we're seeing on the ground. >> will you sign off on sending u.s. troops into kabul to evacuate americans

chris, thank you my friend. much appreciated. and thanks don for joining us this. our we have a lot going on tonight.developing news. over the course of this hour we are going to be talking about the latest of afghanistan of course. where the u.s. evacuation effort is both, at its highest capacity yachts, and it is also now starting to head toward an off ramp. last week, we airport climb from fewer than a thousand people per day at the beginning of the week to over 5,000 per day at the end of the week. last night, we reported that they had evacuated a gigantic number. nearly 11,000 people in one day in the 24 hours from sunday to monday. today the pentagon says the latest number in the latest 24-hour period is they got more than 21,000 people out. 21,000 people evacuated in one day. that means the u.s. air lift out of kabul overall has removed more than 70,000 people from kabul since they started ten days ago which is an astonishing number. but with the president planning to get u.s. troops out ent

bottom third of the screen of chris coleman's show, talking about the governor, and the results being a harasser, and then he's not talking about it, and then the handoff with donhe's like "i love you." it so awkward. to bryan's point, the door was opened by chris himself. >> tomi: what to expect from cnn? are we shocked? this is another case of what we call liberal privilege. we are in a time now cancel culture. cancer culture will go after you for about anything. they will go after you about anything, tell you you need to lose your job, tell you that you to live in a hole, you were shamed, silenced, censored, and now you have a real conflict of interest, a brief of journalistic integrity, if cnn has any and all, and no call for cancel culture. i'm not saying i call for it. i think cnn will make their own decision. i would never call for someone to lose their job, but chris, as typical lane. he can't have it both ways, can't have his cake and eat it too. pick a lane. another example of the liberal privilege, especially in the media. >> emily: we have seen baylor people toppled for less stomach >> emily: we have seen bigger people toppled before less. i hope we

don lemon could not tune-up a buick, much less a man on the subway. >> laura: chris cuomo has some moves little move. >> he has moves all right. what is worse: a guy taking a mask off on a subway or a guy who knows he has covid biking all over the neighborhood? when a biker says wait a minute you can't be out here, you have covid, he reacted this way. >> i don't want some [bleep] loser flat tire biker to be able to pull over and get in my face and in my space and talk [bleep]. i don't want to hear it. >> so using this mask, somebody should tune-up chris cuomo. he exposed people to covid. >> laura: my favorite performance over the last few years was when he crawled up his stairs proclaiming himself to be free, still sweaty. [laughing]. when he recovered from covid. he was already out and about earlier in the day. raymond, thank you. tomorrow raymond will join us with a report from new orleans on how the new vaccine mandates there are threatening bes. see you tomorrow on the road. and dr. fauci was schilling for vaccine booster shots but ignoring actual science. we will explain it in momen

the big show, don lemon tonight with its big star, d lemon now. >> so chris, good evening. we sit here and we tell people about the variant and covid-19 and getting the vaccine and many people don't listen. many people do. the best way to show is the example. you should see this interview that i have coming up of this entire family who got covid. and now he is in his hospital bed and he's saying that these are my last words, then i want to spend it this way. by talking to you and getting people to hear my voice and hear this message. it is quite incredible. >> all you can do is tell people the truthful. >> yeah. you can't make them believe. the hope is in telling people the stories you'll tell tonight, the people will see themselves and not just the people who are sick but the people who are struggling with losing them around them. that's the part that we often don't emphasize enough. you wear a mask. you take care of yourself. what you may do to others. if you don't, what about the people you're supposed to take care of? >> yeah. our time is short. i want to get to it. >>

don, that ain't happening. >> general lark,clark, i was spg to chris earlier as he tossed to me and said it was sad.talking on a commercial break. sad. that's the only way to describe it. americans are reeling tonight. 13 service members were killed. as a general yourself, how much is this weighing on the military tonight? >> tremendously. every one in that chain of command, from the lowest platoon leader down there who had those men -- we don't know they were that were killed. maybe he was one of the casualties. but all the way up through company battalion, the regiment, and into the pentagon, you can be sure that everyone in that chain of command and all the people associated with them are heavily burdened. it's a very sad day, and i want to express my sympathies for the families as well. these men were heroes. they did go on a mission that was a selfless mission. they went there at the request of the president of the united states. it was a well defined mission. they did it to the best of their ability, and they fell in the line of duty. and we owe them a tremendous debt of gratitude. those peopl

don lemon couldn't tune up the viewer much less a man in a subway. >> chris cuomo's dance moves, he doesme moves. a nice little move he had. >> he has some moves. was worse? a guy taking a mask off on a subway or guy who knows he has covid biking all over the neighborhood and when a biker comes up to him and says wait a minute, you can't be here you have covid he reacted this way. >> i don't want a loser biker to pull over and get in my face and in my space and talk to me. i don't want to hear it. >> using this mask is okay, somebody should tune up chris cuomo, he exposed people to covid, didn't just take a mask off. laura: my favorite performance was when he crawled up his stairs proclaiming himself to be free, still sweaty, and my feverish? when he recovered from covid it was out and about earlier in the day. >> television comes in many forms. >> tomorrow raymond will join us with a report on how the vaccine mandates, we will see you tomorrow doctor fauci was showing for vaccine booster shots ignoring actual science, we will explain it in moments. i will bless those who bless you here

the big show, "don lemon tonight," with its big star, d lemon, now. >> so, chris, good evening.any people do. but the wbest way to show is example. you should see this interview that i have, coming up, of this entire family who got covid. and now, he's in his hospital bed, and he is saying if these are my last words, then i want to spend it this way. by talking to you, and getting people to hear my voice, and to hear this message. it's really, quite incredible. >> all you can do is tell people the truth. >> yeah. >> you can't make 'em believe. and the hope is, in telling stories like the one you're going to tell tonight, that people will see themselves in not just the people who are sick but the people who are struggling with losing them around them. >> yeah. >> that's the part that we, often, don't emphasize enough. that, you know, you wear a mask. you take care of yourself because what you may do to others and if you don't take care of yourself, what about the people who you are supposed to take care of? >>

the big show, don lemon tonight with its big star, d lemon now. >> so chris, good evening.ople don't listen. many people do. the best way to show is the example. you should see this interview that i have coming up of this entire family who got covid. and now he is in his hospital bed and he's saying that these are my last words, then i want to spend it this way. by talking to you an

. >> yeah, dog, chris redd, man, he's absolutely brilliant. [ cheers and applause ] >> sarah: good old donnie johnson. >> come on, man, dontories, right? he's got to have all the stories. >> don johnson's got a million stories. he told me he had a pablo escobar story. i'm like, that's insane. he was just in that era in miami, in the '80s, everybody was doing it super huge, i guess. i want to hear the details. but that's wild to me. he's just friends with, you know -- not necessarily a great guy, but just a -- legendary. [ laughter ] i want to hear those stories. it's got to involved -- had to have been a lot of sweat, probably, whatever. >> sarah: you're flying from one coast to the other. >> sorry, i put it out on the street, my bad. >> sarah: isn't pablo escobar dead? >> long time, yeah. >> sarah: you can know a dead person, that's problematic. >> that's cool. >> sarah: i'm so glad you're here. thanks, kenan. all episodes of "kenan" and "snl" are available on peacock. we'll be back with regina hall. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ today let's paint with behr ultra scuff defense... so that you can live that scuff-free life. ho

chris plex and. he flexed on the green and gold all right. struck out five, pitched into the seventh, gave up one run. the mariners tech don more offense in the eighth. rookie jarred kelenic, rbi double as seattle won it 5-1. that's four straight losses that send them 1 1/2 games behind boston for the second wild-card playoff spot. they're off wednesday and then the yankees come to town for four starting on thursday. >> we did not look good today. we lost some close games here recently. we have to flip the switch and start playing like we do. usually are on the other side of those games. this is the wrong time to go into a slump, wrong time to go into a team slump. we'll figure it out. >> long time indeed. there's 38 games left, they better get going. giants in business at the mets, moving pictures on the late show. >> looking forward to that. >>> still ahead at 5:30, traveling during the pandemic? we'll speak to a medical expert live on what you can do to protect your family while on vacation. >>> plus, one bay area city will soon decide whether to bring back more covid restrictions. the crucial vote happening tonight. >>

don. >> thank you. >>> and thank you for watching, everyone. tough times that we are dealing with right now. our live coverage continues with chris cuomo.s right after this very quick break. don't go anywhere. ♪ [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >>> hey, everybody. i'm chris cuomo. this is a special, live, late-night edition of "cuomo prime time." and we are doing it because it is 8:30 on friday morning in kabul, where our evacuation mission goes on despite a day of truly profound tragedy. deadly attacks that took the lives of 13 u.s. service members thursday. injured 18 others. some, very seriously. we are also hearing that as

don lemon tonight. i have to begin with the breaking news and it is out of afghanistan. that's what i was just telling chris. i want to get to it. citing security threats -- here it is, citing security threats americans have been warned to stay away from the kabul airport and those at three gates have been told to leave and do it immediately. that amid fears what's being called a very specific threat stream from isis-k about planned attacks against crowds outside the airport. and those crowds have been growing. more than 10,000 people swarming the airport today. a u.s. defense official tells cnn there are real concerns isis-k, a sworn enemy of the taliban, wants to create mayhem. they want to do it amid fears that they're capable and planning multiple attacks. that as the white house says 19,000 people were evacuated over a 24-hour period. more than 82,000 evacuated under u.s. military and coalition flights since august 14th. did you hear that? more than 82,000. that's a lot of people evacuated on u.s. military and coalition flights since august 14th. secretary of state tony blinken, an tony blinken says th

don lemon, the plaintiff probably flew in a black hole. prepare for his sigmund freud "sometimes a vacation is just a vacation." we are willing to believe that chrismo's vacation is a vacation for two other quick things about chris cuomo in total sincerity. one, you're not responsible for the misbehavior of your relatives. sorry. you didn't choose them. that's just true. it's the basis of american justice and it's the basis of human speeds and cp do not blame people for things they didn't do. another point to make his chris cuomo is coming under a lot of fire for helping his brother in the middle of this crisis. we can't evaluate how true that is. but if it is true, let's be real for a second. it's understandable. it'sco his brother. your loyalty should be to your family, above all else.in maybe even above your job. maybe even above jeff zucker. if your brother calls and says, i need help, if you don't give him help because your pretend to be a news anchor on sums cable channel nobody watches, you're perjuring your brother and that's a greater sin than any of the dumb politics, totally true. so we are not going to criticize him for that. one more

chris cuomo did not cover the a.g. report on his show last night and folks are cringing, joe, at this awkward hand-off between him and fellow cnn anchor donr. i love you. >> this is don lemon tonight. the calls are getting louder and louder. this is what i'm talking about. top democrats from new york to the white house calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign. >> sandra: joe, that happened. >> that was the most awkward thing i've seen in television in quite some time. for 60 minutes he doesn't bring up anything about his other. two men tell each other they love each other before the guy goes on to pummel the guy's brother. i'm sorry, i have to do this. they told me i had to do this. cnn used to be such a trusted brand in big news situations. i remember the gulf wars and the days of bernard shaw and look what they've become at this point. cnn, it's the cheesy news network and no one to blame but themselves. >> sandra: not to mention that back if march cuomo victim charlotte bennett criticized the media fawning over the governor. some clips of what she was referring to. >> republicans tell me they look at cuomo and god, there is a leader.

chris van hollen, a maryland democrat. the head of your party, president biden, calling on governor cuomo to resign today. do you agree with that? >> yes, i do. donrt from the attorney general of new york laying out the very serious facts, and i think that the governor has disqualified himself. >> yeah. that simple, right? >> that simple, yes. >> yeah. let's talk about the coronavirus. obviously the story that we have been following now for two years almost. you know, you're a maryland senator. it's one of 20 states that hit that 70% goal of adults receiving at least one dose. but i want you to take a look at this. it's up on the screen now for our viewers. these are current transmission rates in your state. almost all of your counties are experiencing moderate to high levels of community transmission. "the washington post" reporting now that maryland doctors are bracing for a covid surge in the coming months. they are really concerned. what's your concern level? >> so, don, i'm concerned too. i mean the delta variant is on the rise. it's on the rise in maryland and around the country, which is why i also agree with the statement president biden

chris bryant. based on day one they look like a perfect match. the four-time all-star and all-r rookie of e ye grted t fansrigh as he walked on the field he dons am and the fans gave him a in his first at-bat and then he would deliver later with a home run. he talked about a crazy hours. >> you hear a team like the giants and you are like yeah, that is a team that i want to play for. that is a team that i want to win a championship with, that i want to form a relationship with's and i want to be here and help this team and do all i can. it has been fun. yeah, it is a battle that lengthens our group and makes our bench better and makes it more difficult to get through the top of the lineup. >> going from one franchise to another i feel super grateful and i don't know why i deserve this, but it has been really cool for me to experience this so far. >> the 49ers have their season deoit, anpo e stant nuin any teucns. george could almost all about those am so does the all-time touchdown leader, jerry rice. ny touchdowns in the years to come. he enters his first training camp as jimmy grob low's backup. they were asked about any potential awkwardness

don lemon covered it for 60 minutes and anderson cooper had a lengthy bill gates interview and still had more coverage then obviously zero chris cuomo. >> amazing. i wonder if governor desantis was in the same spot? he would need 25/8 instead of 24/7 to cover that on cable news. >> sandra: thanks for bringing herself to studio today. >> is my pleasure. >> john: i like a good western. white house briefing is now underway, the education secretary expected to face questions on reopening schools. the delta variant could complicate reopening plans and with the vaccination not available for children under the age of 12 questions remain about how best to keep kids safe in the classroom. dr. marc siegel joins us now with the latest on all of this. what kind of effect do you think the delta variant could have on getting kids back into schools? the education secretary says they are doing every thing possible to try to make it happen. >> i think we took the politics out of the schools would be open, period. very concerned about randi weingarten's words to try to get them open and i'm also concerned about her saying that she's not in favo