but christine would not accept that option.ely ended up in chicago. >> she came to our office and told us her story and i remember finding it compelling in certainly worth exploring further. >> this man is not a criminal lawyer. he's a civil rights attorney by practice, who also does pro bono work with the exoneration project. it's, same overturn wrongful convictions. but curtis had not been convicted, at least not yet. still, he and co-counsel decided to take the case. their services would be free. >> the main concern that i had in this case from the onset, was the lack of evidence. this did not feel like a murder case from the beginning. >> with a new defense team in place, christine got working on her next goal, making bail to get her husband out of jail. friends eventually put up the cash. almost two years after his arrest, curtis was released to have wife and sons. >> they greeted me at the jail, and i came home to a dog that i never met, and for the first time, got to be back in my house and back in my home. >> but it wou

alright, we're going to come to christine interesting moment. christine is going to be talking about some of the challenges that palestinians have in terms of practicing in terms of access to facilities. in terms of coaching. these are really difficult things. the difficult things will not be anywhere. linda, can you tell me your experience? so when you're fighting for disability rights and you're being that advocate like christine is, what are you finding that may well surprise people? sure. so i came from chicago and was participating in disability and paralympic support programs there. and one of the things that that we had to do was fight for access to facilities. i had to negotiate with track coaches with administrators of schools and programs to get time on the track to train our sled. hockey team literally had ice time at midnight. that's the only time the rink would give them midnight midnight midnight. and so access to facilities in the prime hours didn't happen. it was always off hours off time. so it was really, you know, a recognitio

that was christine brennan talking to us from tokyo. i think we got you back, christine?, i can hear you. >> okay, good, you dropped out there for a second. so as you're wrapping up there about her legacy, i'm just thinking about this, that the commonality here, is there a common theme coming out of these olympics, from felix to simone biles, the way female olympians in tokyo are inspiring women in new ways? >> without a doubt. again, this is the super bowl for women athletes. certainly speaking from a u.s. perspective. but you can see it from the australian swimmers, you could see it throughout -- women are just the rock stars of these olympics. i think that will continue to be the case. simone biles is bringing us to a conversation, worldwide conversation, about mental health. it's frankly a movement now. you consider naomi osaka, michael phelps, others talking about this important issue. allyson felix fighting for the rights of moms, fighting for equal pay for women. the u.s. women's soccer team got the bronze this time. it's led an international movement in women's fo

>> christine, thank you. also, celebrities are reaching out and saying congratulations. tweeting she is happy to hear this news. it is long overdue. >> a lot of fans posting. she posted an instagram post wthout a caption. it was just an image. a lot of people under there saying britney is finally free. they are determined to set her free. her lawyer says he plans to investigate jamie spears' conduct over the last 13 years. >> her estate is worth $50 million. >>> okay, coming up, a wine list with your short stack. and how ihop is planning to add some spirit to your famous breakfast platters. >> good morning, tgi fridays. >>> and later, one of the most iconic houses in boston is back on the market. it's ten-feet wide with a seven-figure price tag. you're watching "world news now." ♪["i'll be seeing you" by billie holiday] ♪ i'll be seeing you ♪ ♪ in all the old familiar places ♪ ♪ that this heart of mine embraces ♪ ♪ all day through ♪ [doorbell] ♪ in that small cafe ♪ ♪ the park across the way ♪ ♪ the children's carousel ♪ ♪ the chestnut trees ♪ ♪ the wishin' well ♪ ♪ chee

thank you, christine. and this is a question for all the candidates with similar kylie to, uh, to begin. the d a. the drug enforcement administration reports that cartels from mexico south and central america are the biggest drug threat to the united states. there's an avalanche of cocaine and deadly fentanyl that that's coming into this country. unfortunately the d a says that california is at the epicenter of the cartels malign activity here in our state. there are parents today outside of this library in the parking lot who've lost children to fentanyl, and they're protesting and asking for relief from sacramento. if elected governor, what would you do to stop this avalanche of drugs and stop the cartels from coming into our states? thank you. thank you. it's a very important question, and i was just at an event for parents in my own district whose son tragically died of fentanyl late last year. who would have been a senior would have just graduated from whitney high school in rockland, and this is an i

. >> and i'm christine romans. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. as early as today, we expect the first federal authorization for extra doses of coronavirus vaccine. the fda expected to give emergency use authorization for a third dose of pfizer or moderna vaccines for some people with weakened immune systems, that includes some cancer patients, people taking medication that suppresses the immune system and of course organ transplant recipients. a recent study found vaccinated immune know know xroez xro the surgeon general says immunocompromised americans probably won't be the only group to receive a third shot. >> it is likely that boosters will be needed for a broader segment of the population. what we're trying to figure out right now is the right timing for when to initiate those additional doses and also who those doses should be available to. based on where the need is greatest. >> the cdc now says pregnant women should get vaccinated against covid-19. that represents a bit of a change from the previous advice that simply said women could get

. >> and i'm christine romans. we have reports from qatar, virginia, new orleans, the white house, beijing and the pentagon as only cnn and "early start" can. but we begin with america's longest war. it is over. 20 years, 2400 american service members killed, more injured. $2 trillion. taking afghanistan from the taliban and then handing it back. what comes next? for afghanistan the u.s. and the world, the last military planes left afghanistan monday a day ahead of president biden's deadline. the last two u.s. officials to step out of the country were top u.s. diplomat and general chris donahue. he is pictured here boarding an american jet. >> when all was said and done, 122,000 people were evacuated in just the last few weeks. really an incredible number. the state department has suspended diplomatic operations in kabul and will now operate out of qatar. and that is where we find nick paton walsh at an air base used in evacuations. nick, good morning. overnight the taliban celebrating the u.s. withdrawal. tell us

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so it looks like the timing is now that christine, the garret is course used to be at the m, f, c over d, c, b. so she will be a willing participate in this all. and continuation of the global policies game. the numbers are humongous, but for all the multi trillions of dollars worth of money printing in the quad jillions of dollars worth of derivatives. remember the big coin ashtray runs in the quintillions, so it's running bigger numbers. the humongous numbers of bitcoin are, are, you know, $5060.00 quintillion calculations per 2nd. that's the magic of it. that's the beauty of it. that no matter how much they can print, the hash ray will always be well ahead. and that's going to be a permanent fixture going forward until all the money is vaporized and goes to 0. like it all does, that are law happened globally once. and then the ensuing, phoenix of hard money lotus flower will bloom into our collective unconscious. and we'll see the face of god as i predicting before i leave this show, i predict our audience will see the face of god. yeah. so you know, these are just the sort of chaos

christine, you know andrew cuomo. you supported him in the past.hough, you tweeted "governor cuomo should resign. the investigation was independent. the p findings are incredulous. and i'm deeply saddened and disgusted by the findings." so do you think he will design? what do you think's going to happen here? >> i mean, knowing governor cuomo, he'll fight to the end. he'll fight too long and too hard. so i don't know that he will resign quickly, which would be the best thing for the state, quite frankly. if he doesn't resign, i am confident that speaker hasty and leader cousins will impeach and remove him. you know, it's a very sad day, john, for the state to have someone who many of us, you know, really believed in. you know, having it shown that he did these horrible things. i thought he was a great ally to women. i feel completely misled by this man. and he needs to get out of the governor's mansion so we can move on as a state, and he needs to face whatever the consequences will be. >> maya wiley, i'm hard pressed to think of a democrat who has

so once again, the bond is bank in the pay in central bank under christine. the guard are acting completely irresponsibly now going off the gold standard was a solution to america's debt and trade and balances. doing so extended a life of the dollar by another 50 years. that's what we're living in now. but now central bank returning to c, b, d, c central bank. digital currencies is the c, b, d, c, state solution, some kind of bland, the state solution to all the debt accumulated in all those 50 years. is that going to work, mark? i think it's just reaching another level of basically the basing the, the central banking currency. so it's just using new technologies to, to perhaps more efficiently inflate the system. and that's exactly as i said, what the system needs. basically all these measures which the central bank is taking a measures which perpetuates which you need to prepare to the system. so i think they using this technology to try to create the system for a few years longer and it may work for a few years longer. but we'll see, i think this, this dec

who like christine the guard who are living at the top. and everyone else is now the road to serfdom. that's the fact jack. well, it's, we're doing a roll up. we're doing a great reset. we're doing a new bretton woods. the thing is like if they do a, c, b, c, that part of the problem with a disintegration of this is not only does the united states and the corporations and households have too much debt and much of the western world as well. the, the problem is that the u. s. is not a big enough percentage of the global economy anymore, so there aren't enough dollars overseas, and we're the only way to get it in this system. i'm calling at the camp david's system, the only way to get it into the hands of other nations is through trade, so we don't have anything to export. and that's a huge problem. that was part of the trip and dilemma we had to send over all our manufacturing overseas in order to sustain the system. but now it's at the end. but if we do a c, b, c, we could just air to hops these digital dollars. these digital sd ours, but n

i want to ask you, christine, i think this is important.ause he made clear today he thinks that at least some of these allegations are politically motivated. his lawyer who i interviewed over the weekend said, look, some of these women are being truthful, the governor has said that he has done some of these things. but as you heard him today, he was trying to make the case that some of this is politically motivated. is there any evidence of that, christine? >> there's no evidence of that. one of the women was running for office. she didn't raise this issue in her campaign at all, and that the governor raised that is still on the defensive. tragically shows he just doesn't get it. >> yeah. and, you know, this does raise the question of rebecca about what's going to be his future not only politically as magee raised. he might still think he has a future there, but also the legal aspect of this. the albany county d.a. says the governor's resignation doesn't change the criminal investigation into him. how concerned should he be about potential

christine, whiltstney. >>> to the supply and demand mismatch.s for consumers moderated slightly, another key measure of inflation hit a record high. u.s. wholesale prices rose 7.8% stripping out the volatile food and energy sectors, prices still rose a sharp 6.1% over the year. prices rose 0.9% just from june to july. this is prices paid by businesses. and increasing are then tech he cannily passed on to shopper, either raise the prices for you or maybe the package shrinks a little bit so you are getting less for the same price. wholesale price increases have had growing concerns about inflation as the economy roars back to life. investors have worried higher inflation will force the federal reserve to raise interest rates earlier than expected. jerome powell has said again and again that the situation is only temporary. >>> a turn of events for britney spears, what her father intendses do as the battle over her conservatorship continues. [grunts] ♪ ♪ [grunts] pnc bank believes that if a pair of goggles can help youour backhand get better... yea

christine, can you weigh in on that? >> hi, president mccarthy. we'll have a presentation on that, and we'll cover that, yeah. >> president: okay. >> great. i'll sit tight. thank you so much. >> president: thank you, vice chair. thank you, christine. can i go to commissioner alexander tuk, please? >> yes, thank you. i was curious -- i apologize that i was sick and unable to make last month's meeting, but i don't think there was an update on this, but has the board of examiners had a chance to review the question about gas prices yet? has that come before the board of examiners? i believe that is where we left it in june, that they were going to review it and give us a ruling? >> president: director, can you give us an update. i know there is a clear roadmap of when this is coming back to us. so maybe just an update, if you have it. >> jeff faulkner is spear-heading this, so maybe he can give us an update on this. but i know the effort is progressing very well, and we're getting down to a limited number of cases that we need to put more attention t

christine lagarde has signaled she wants to go even further.nmental groups, unexpectedly, calling to oppose the renomination of the fed chair, jay powell. what is the significance of that? >> yes, tom. we heard a rather interesting piece by a former fed governor, bill dudley, just earlier this week. he is really saying that critics should take into account that the constraint that the fed is under. he is saying that, well basically, the fed and the u.s. has a bit of a difficult situation because lawmakers on the right and left disagree so widely on climate change. it's not like it is here in europe. the fed needs to be independent. if i read you this quote, it is saying that if the central bank explicitly includes climate change as a monetary policy condition, lawmakers could accuse it of overstepping its mandate. he goes on to say that if this does happen, the fed's independence could be under threat. it needs that to make its monetary policy decisions. it could be at risk of having political interference as well. tom: those political undercur

you are right, bj pak was replaced by bobby christine was thought to be somebody who is a close allychristine gets to the office, audio of a meeting he has with the stuff there is leaked to the atlanta journal-constitution in that audio, bobby christine says, i now look at these cases myself i am not seeing fraud i expected to comment and find a lot of fraud based on things i've been seeing and heard i got here and i found the exact same thing that bj pak found. indeed, while people were worried that bobby christine was going to come in and do something dramatic for trump, instead what he did is he came in, said nothing, and suddenly this interesting audio leaks out where he himself says there is no fraud once again, reiterating what bj pak had privately said. what jeffrey rosen had privately set and would bill barr has said privately and publicly. we are not finding the widespread fraud that would impact the results of this election whatsoever. but >> last question for you on this, katy we believe that the department of justice inspector general is looking at mr. bj pak resignation

christine sloan has more. christine: the u.s. sending help to haiti after a powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit the earthquake -- hit the country saturday morning. a series of aftershocks followed. the tremors felt as far away as cuba and jamaica. the u.s. geological survey says the epicenter was miles away from port-au-prince. a church badly damaged, a crack running through the center. in the town not far from the epicenter, rubble covers the streets. people are seen using heavy machinery to clear it. the disaster follows last month's assassination of the president. the country's new prime minister declaring a state of emergency. government officials, relief agencies and representatives from the united nations are assessing the damage and u.s. aid is deploying a team to help with recovery. president biden naming samantha power to coordinthere are conced be facing the same level of devastating distraction scene after an earthquake shattered the country 11 years ago, killing more than 200,000. >> this earthquake is larger than t

abc's christine sloan explains. ♪ ♪ i call the shots ♪ >> reporter: this morning a major victory forey spears and her fight to end a conservatorship that's controlled her life and career for 13 years. her father, jamie spears, has agreed to step down as the conservator of his daughter's estate. the decision revealed a in new court fiegz where an attorney for jamie spears says britney's father has been the target of unjustified attacks but doesn't believe a public battle with his daughter is in her best interest. the attorney also saying jamie spears will not step aside until matters are resolved and that "mr. spears intends to work with the court and his daughter's new attorney to prepare for an orderly transition to a new conservator." one legal expert says jamie spears is just making sure his legal fees are paid. >> to me that's improper because you can't condition things on self-interested transactions like making sure his own attorney's fees are paid. ♪ i don't need permission ♪ ♪ make my own decisions ♪ ♪ that's my prerogative ♪ >> reporter: britney has argued she's been fit eno

in partnership with our nbc portland, oregon, affiliate kgw reporter christine pitawanich takes us inside the icu >> reporter: hospitals in oregon are at their breaking point only 7% of icu beds available across the state. >> every single patient on this unit right now has a breathing tube >> reporter: here at ohsu hospital in portland, more than a dozen critically ill covid patients fill the medical icu. all but one are unvaccinated >> there's always a nurse kind of right here ready to intervene. >> reporter: people from all over the pacific seaboard come here to ohsu to get medical treatment from alaska to idaho to montana. >> our physicians are just being called at every opportunity, can you take this patient, can you help us consult on this patient. this patient is 26 and dying. this patient is 21 and dying. this patient is a father of four and dying, and that's when they turn to us and it's full. >> reporter: health care workers are exhausted and straining to keep up with the surge of covid patients you see these people, you know it's preventable. >> yeah. >> reporter: what goes thro

nbc's christine pitawanage has more from oregon >> reporter: hospitals in oregon are at their breaking point. only 7% of i.c.u. beds available across the state >> every single patient on this unit right now has a breathing tube >> reporter: here at ohsu hospital in portland more than a dozen critically ill covid patients fill the medical i.c.u., all but one are unvalgd. >> there's always a nurse kind of right here ready to intervene. >> reporter: people from all over the pau scific seaboard co here from alaska and montana >> our physicians are just being called at every opportunity. can you take this patient? can you help us consult on this patient? this patient is 26 and dying this patient is 21 and dying this patient is a father of four and dying. they turn to us and it's full. >> reporter: health care workers are exhausted and straining to keep up with the surge of covid patients you see these people you know it's preventable. >> yeah. >> reporter: what goes through your mind? >> heartbreaking knowing people are fighting for their lives and it could have been prevented i don't think

reporter: christine feels a huge amount of pride for her husband joe. new york police at the time of the 9/11 attacks and is one othose who pulled bodies from the rubble. that date was the reason he reenlisted and went to fight in afghanistan, but it was there that he was killed. >> they went over there to make america safer after what happened on 9/11. so, how are we safer now with the taliban taking over? i am sick to my stomach. looking at a 20-year war where joe and over 2300 soldiers have died in the afghan war, all to be given back to the taliban. joe was specifically killed by a taliban suicide bomber. reporter: christine's son was just four years old when he saluted the coffin of his father. for all the sacrifice, there are suddenly fears that chaos faraway means a new more dangerous era here. bbc news, new york. ros: it is now five days since the earthquake in haiti. let's bring you up-to-date. the prime minister says the country is on its knees. in many areas, medical help is scarce we are told. correspondent james clayton boards from near the

and christine says, i've looked at these cases myself, i'm not seeing fraud.based on things i'm reading and have heard, but i'm finding the same things that b.j. pak found. so people were worried that christine would do some dramatic for trump, but he came in, said nothing, and then this interesting audio leaks out where he says there's no fraud. reiterating what b.j. pak had privately said, what jeffrey rosen had privately said, and bill barr had said publicly and privately. we're not finding the kind of >> last question for you on this. we believe that the department of justice inspector general is looking at mr. pack's resignation and the circumstances therein as part of his investigation as to what happened with the white house pressuring the justice department around trying to overturn the election results. we've also seen some senators come out of earlier testimony in this ongoing investigation and say that they think that there may be criminal charged implicated here in terms of some of the behavior that they've heard testimony about. the further unders

this is early start, i'm christine romans. >> and i'm whitney wild.an eye on today. as schools reopen and officials battle over mandates, a new poll shows nearly two-thirds of parents favor mask requirements in the classroom. the kaiser family foundation poll though found a majority of parents 58% oppose vaccine mandates for students. >>> and andrew cuomo resigning after a sexual harassment scandal. cuomo announced his decision tuesday. he will be replaced by kathy hochul, the first woman ever to serve as governor of new york. >>> residents of a miami condo building evacuated overnight after the building was deemed unsafe. the building is about six miles inland from the sight of the surfside condo collapse. high rises in florida understandably have been under increased scrutiny since that collapse killed 98 people in june. >>> president biden nominating the next u.s. attorney in manhattan, he would leave the southern district of new york after working as a prosecutor in the office for nearly a decade. if confirmed, williams would be the first african-

christine, you have covered virtually every sporting event imaginable. a team to super bowls or world series, what have you triumphs. this was better than that, robin because this was about much more than a physical issue. this was about simone overcoming the twisties, overcoming her doubt, overcoming all of the fears and all of the issues that we've talked about for a full week now. it was last tuesday night when she -- when this happened when she pulled out of the team competition and here it is tuesday night in japan and so a week's worth of drama, a week's worth of heartache and tough questions for simone and then she comes out there and she performs beautifully and i think that's why this was such an incredible moment in sports and obviously in life. >> you bring up a good point because, christine, we felt we were going to be talking about simone biles at this olympic games. had no idea that the conversation would be surrounding mental health, mental wellness so in many ways as you said a bigger impact this conversation that we're having as opposed

christine, it's him. i know it's been a russian athlete, is already in direct contact with polish. diplomats in tokyo, she has received a humanitarian, ve the poem will be whatever is necessary to help her to continue. her sporting career flag of poland always stands for solidarity again, despite this looking like an organizational conflict from the onset, you might ask a claim that she would be put in prison straight up on arrival to men's. and there has been some support on line for the russian athlete, but there also have been those in strong disagreement with her actions more surprisingly had happened within the bell, the russian athletic steam. hi, jump maxime, you that one grown metal on some date came out with strong criticism of humanity because actions. i did not like christina to middle school. yeah. she behaved arrogantly towards the team and the management. i think we did the right thing. she talks a lot, but you have to take responsibility for what to say. interestingly enough, the usual morn

so we're all meant is increasing by the day and unified school district associate superintendent christine, the bar we started. i want to say at the end of last week, we were around 300 students overall. >> we are now 600 students fast approaching 700 for virtual unrolled. that includes students from other school districts in contra, costa county, including mount diablo oakley brentwood and nights and the thomas games. virtual academy is available for a transitional kindergarten through 8th grade and prospects. virtual independent study for high school students laptops and other school supplies are readily available as needed christine ybarra says this educational effort was prompted by the covid-19 pandemic and now it appears it's here to stay. >> we heard what our parents and teachers were staying and our students. and we thought, you know what we like to be able to continue to provide this option when school resumes. plus, we understood too, that there were probably going to be some families. so which they weren't ready to bring their students back this year and so that that was another

so we're all meant is increasing by the day and unified school district associate superintendent christinee bar we started. i want to say at the end of last week, we were around 300 students overall. >> we are now 600 students fast approaching 700 for virtual unrolled. that includes students from other school districts in contra, costa county, including mount diablo oakley brentwood and nights and the thomas games. virtual academy is available for a transitional kindergarten through 8th grade and prospects. virtual independent study for high school students laptops and other school supplies are readily available as needed christine ybarra says this educational effort was prompted by the covid-19 pandemic and now it appears it's here to stay. >> we heard what our parents and teachers were staying and our students. and we thought, you know what we like to be able to continue to provide this option when school resumes. plus, we understood too, that there were probably going to be some families. so which they weren't ready to bring their students back this year and so that that was another ano

christine lemmfeels a huge amount of pride for her husband, joe.f those who pulled bodies from the rubble. that day was the reason he re—enlisted and went to fight in afghanistan. but it was there that he was killed. they went over there to make america safer. after what happened at 9/11. so, how are we safer now, with the taliban taking over? i'm sick to my stomach. looking at a 20—year war, where joe and over 2,300 soldiers have died in the afghan war. all to be given back to the taliban. joe was specifically killed by a taliban suicide bomber. christine's son was just four years old when he saluted the coffin of his father. for all the sacrifice, there are suddenly fears the chaos far away means a new, more dangerous era here. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in new york. let's get some of the day's other news. the number of covid deaths recorded in iran has passed 100,000, despite tighter restrictions nationwide to contain the spread of the virus. iranian health officials have acknowledged that official figures almost certainly understate the real numb

so the christine, i was informed that she has to go to. ready airport, just one hour before she was actually taken from her apartment. so the plan, the action with no time to response. if with you about the international for those arbitration at home division as procure, they did not dismiss the appeal of the whole staff. they dismissed only one part of the deal, a request for c. and the case is still under consideration of the girls and we would like to have a final decision just to point out. ready just to fix a few show that there was a fact why a lation of her rise and that she was eager to participate in this. of course, such as we see on the, on this example should really be working 24 hours 7 days for sure. unfortunately, due to these differences in time and time sheets, and also due to the complexity of the situation, christina was in police with limited access or communication meals. so there should be some more efficient remedies liberated, taking into account these case. but what could have been done by the international sport f

i'm christine romans. >> i'm whitney wild. good morning to our viewers in the kwliets and around the world. depending on where you live, you might be a couple of weeks away from going back to school while seeing this huge news about a coronavirus resurgence really across the country. this is trickling a scramble to reevaluate masks in the classroom. in arkansas, the republican governor says he regrets signing a mask ban into law. in florida and arizona, some school districts said they'll insist on masks despite bans on state mask mandates. the u.s. education secretary actually says going rogue here is a good thing. >> i think it's more dangerous for students to be home and have interrupted learning because of the decisions that we're making. we're clearly at a fork in the road in this country. we'll either help students be in school and in person and keep them safe or the decisions with e make will hurt students. >> of course they're not vaccinated. the best safety for them spreading the virus is wearing a mask. months of remo

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christine, laura. >> just incredible.p to do what i say not what i do. the new york "post" is trafficked in a lot of anti-mask rhetoric. now according to a memo obtained by cnn, the rupert murdoch owned tabloid is telling its employees that they are required to wear a mask while at the office, like many offices. the "post" mask mandate is just the latest example of the hypocrisy in the murdoch media empire. "post" and fox news have quietly required their employees to follow the very same health and safety protocols that they have loom p lampooned in print and on air. >>> and you can see asian shares closed higher and europe opened narrowly mix. on wall street, futures leaning higher after optimism over the fai fda approval of the covid vaccine. the s&p 500 is hire but fell short of a record high. but really close. the comeback in stocks since last march has been epic. the s&p 500 has doubled from the march 2021 0 low. >>> and cue the main street/wall street disconnect. investors are making loads of money while main street

. >> and i'm christine romans. we begin with breaking news, the historic evacuation from afghanistan in its final stretch expected now to wrap up in the next 36 hours or so. a final chance for americans and afghan allies to get out. the vice president just spoke about the efforts a short time ago in vietnam. >> our highest priority right now is evacuating american citizens, evacuating afghans who worked with us, and afghans who are at risk with the priority around women and children. and we have made significant progress in that regard. >> the race to evacuate both dangerous and urgent. these are live pictures from kabul near the airport where the american embassy advised u.s. citizens near three of the gates to leave immediately because of security threats. a defense official telling cnn the concerns are based on, quote, a very specific threat stream from isis-k about attacks against crowds gathered outside that airport. >> nick paton walsh is covering the story for us and he is live in doha. nick, 36 hours left.

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i'm christine romans. i'm laura jarrett. it's 5:00 a.m. here in new york. the breaking news this morning is hurricane ida. one person already confirmed dead. more than a million people without power as the storm slows to a crawl over louisiana. deputies responding to a scene in prairieville, louisiana sunday evening. found a tree had crashed into a home killing the storm's first victim. all of new orleans parish, including new orleans, now in the dark after catastrophic damage to the transmission system. the power company said some of the customers could be without electricity for weeks. >> there's extensive flooding across the state. the levies have overtopped around the town of john will feoff. here is the lieutenant governor. >> when you see the boats and ves vessels bouncing around out of port fourchon, the wind that has broken those vessels loose and just tossing around like small coins. we haven't seen anything like that since katrina. it's not even possible to call for help. 9-1-1 and the sheriff's office's phones are down now. the generator failed a

so this idea that if you are in the mainstream media, you are somehow absolutely christine and panic. but if you're a blogger, or somebody who's not in the mainstream media, then you are a danger, has no substance or credibility as things come. which time? if you watch the clock gun was 2015 past the oh and let me tell you what the head well for one fuller on past sort of a hot water to another. this time after the break though, bit late to talk about michael mcfall. he's a former us pastor to moscow. we've been boasting online in the serious life. he said, ever since he turned into an active ante, russia per say that, but it's not all go this way. i will tell you why shortly. oh, i o. i join me every thursday, alex simon short and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me in the old days before frank said, because the u. k. was attached to you. they could do it. other countries do, which is to take all their debts and dump it into this giant shadow banking system that covers the world's largest trading block. and you

so this idea that if you are in the mainstream media, you are somehow absolutely christine in panic. but if you're a blogger, or somebody who's not in the mainstream media, then you are a danger, has no substance or credibility as things come. which time? when i have passed a moscow time, that's what we're talking about here. so fathers, tuesday, morning you are guaranteed to find so much more to at the calmer of our social to get in touch with the reporter for moscow. my name is kevin o in for me and the team. thank you for watching this policy and have a super day. ah, no. when i would show the wrong one, i just don't need you to fill out the thing because the after an engagement equals trail, when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground in in the old days before breakfast, because the u. k. was attached to the you, they could do it other countries do, which is to take all their debts and dump it into this giant shadow banking system that covers the world's largest trading block. and you could kind of buy some time there because the c b is printing

he is a distraction and he abuses power. >> christine quinn, what about there are some democrats willlicans don't do this to their scandalized officeholders. why is it that we democrats, they say, are holding our officeholders to a separate standard? >> shame on those republicans. when people in power, when people who are superiors in the workplace, when they harass or abuse subordinates, when they target women who have been victims of sexual assault and then harass them, when people do that, i don't care if they are a democrat or a republican or independent, they need to be called out. we have an epidemic of sexism in this country. an epidemic of sexual assault and rape and harassment. and if we don't call it out, whether it's our friends or those who are not our friends, it will never come to an end. part of the reason i am a democrat is because we stand up for women and girls. we stand against abuse. >> so, maya what happens for this movement. >>> how could this be turned into a positive for women? >> well, look, it's a positive for women and, frankly, for every resident if people