i'm looking at least 5 strokes, 6 c, 17 country air force carriers planes were expecting more people for gans to arrive here in casa throughout the day. and in the coming days ahead, israel has carried out air strikes in the cancer straits after protest that the border security forces enter at least 41 palestinian demonstrators. israel said for testers through rocks and explosives on the border fence. hurricane grace was killed at least 8 people along mexico's east coast. it's one of the most powerful storms to hit the region in years. it wins about 200 kilometers per hour. cars and flooding and power cuts. millions of people on the east coast of the united states are bracing for the arrival of tropical storm on re it's expected to make landfall and woo diamonds. coastal communities are being evacuated. it's really, as most popular states has reported another record high in coon, of arms infections as it struggles to control a surgeon i break, you says well supported 830 locally acquired cases of the highly contagious delta variance 5 of the parents and teachers of riley's in peru, c

i'm looking at at least 5 strokes, 6 see 17 at country air force carriers plains, whereabouts to hopefully get on a flight ourselves to cobble in the next hour or so. and as i say, we're expecting more people for our games to arrive here in casa throughout the day, and in the coming days ahead. many, thanks for that update, charles trotted. meanwhile, most e u countries have agreed to take in a small number of afghans flown out a couple european commission president or live on the lane visit to the spanish military airport, being used as a temporary transit point for the evacuees a week on from hays. he's devastating. earthquakes of authors are facing severe shortages of aid and shelter. government is facing growing criticism over its response to disaster. our team visited a makeshift campus survivors and found a pooling condition. at least $41.00 palestinians, including children, have been injured after the israeli army fight at protest is demonstrating near the gods border. the protesters were reportedly hiring 5 ohms from behind the strip sport offense and israeli soldier was also injur

i'm looking at at least 5 strokes, 6 c, 17 country air force carriers planes were expecting more people for gans to arrive here in casa throughout the day. in the coming days ahead, we understand that the vast majority of these people are relatives of the thousands of people that over the years have worked for either nato forces or western media. i mean, there are reports that just the amount of people that have worked for the us media . over the years, afghans amounts to literally thousands of people. we understand that, you know, your organizations are doing as much as they can. not only get those media workers out, but course as many of their families, there are concerns about that level of desperation. and some of the measures that these people are taking to try and get all explains, is talk of paperwork, big used, fake visas being sold even. so yeah, you can imagine the kind of tool that these people have faced. and indeed, the great relief that many of them feel it being in places like hearing in cultural adela day. but incredible, i'm certain say going forward. it's just bizarre,

i'm looking at at least 5 strokes, 6 see 17 at country air force. carriers planes were expecting more people for afghans to arrive here in casa throughout the day. and in the coming days ahead. well, despite those evacuation efforts, thousands in afghanistan are still scrambling to get out a week off the cobble fell to the taliban. the u. k. military says 7 people have been crushed to death at the airport in cobble is describing conditions as extremely challenging. taliban fighters have been many checkpoints around the airport and blocking people without documents from entering out of the arabic reports. so he ballasa reports now from outside the airport. come compound in cobble i guess, and shut off the limo. but i am here less than a 100 meters away from the easton gate of 100 cars i international airport and cobble where a lot of people are gathering with the hope of being able to go inside the airport . as you can see, so many families are here in the streets where we can see the fence around the airport. but yeah, middle enough, some people here have papers indicating that they'v

i'm looking at at least 5 strokes, 6 see 17 at country air force carriers planes were expecting more people for gans to arrive here in casa throughout the day. and in the coming days ahead. the other big story, so thought today is really strikes of, again pounded the, besieged garza strip israeli security forces. they hammer sites were targeted overnight. they include weapons, storage, and manufacturing locations. israel has deployed more troops to the garza border fence area. the latest israeli escalation follows cross for the gunfire. early on saturday, at least 41 palestinians and israelis. soldier were injured during the process close to the border. a 13 year old palestinian boy was shot in the head and was critically injured. is human elsa eat with this latest updates from gaza? today, the policy instructions held a press conference to respond to these air strikes, saying that they would send a message, a clear message to the israeli forces in government that their popular activities are going to try taking place in the gaza strip from today, according to a certain plan and visi

conservative cake which in order in a piece of the contested boat, the po, to rise, the country african air force has been blamed for bombing a hospital killing at least one person. it happened as taliban flights is pushed further into laska. the ribs also making gains in herat and kandahar. millions of americans faced the risk of eviction as a moratorium put in place during the pandemic expires. the u. s. supreme court ruled by an it cannot be extended without congressional action as lawmakers failed to possible on friday. the u. s. is told each and as he and president case i. e, that stands ready to help the nation move towards democratically a democratic future. national security advisor, jim sullivan underscore the need to rapidly form a new government in order to stabilize the economy and battle against corona virus . those are your headlines. the news continues after inside story quick summary for you at one g. i'll see that me ah ah, the countries around the world are dealing with devastating wildfires. long periods of driving, excessive heat or contributing. but mortified our rule of huma

we were ordered in our country was proud of its air force.nd international significance. some of this came in the american zone when air force base. you don't those trucks were waiting for us. transportation did a colossal job. we dug down in a hurry to give them a lift. much more organized. somehow it all goes into airplanes. the biggest item is coal for the utility. suck up biggest item then madison every ounce of cargo was checked. of course it was g.i. and milk for the innocent sufferers of every disaster, the kids. president inspections played dividends, maximum number of ships on the drive. set up in germany england and in texas usa. proxima gulf and east coast the u.s. navy brought an approximate 12 million gallons of aviation fuel to germany every month. we carried enough gas for the trip and return. one of our gang institute a little. tiny handkerchief parachutes. great guy. candy and handkerchiefs good flying jobs with the rest of us the power and gave them breathing room, each plane got an altitude in the moving block of space. the

we were ordered in our country was proud of its air force.nd international significance. some of this came in the american zone when air force base. you don't those trucks were waiting for us. transportation did a colossal job. we dug down in a hurry to give them a lift. much more organized. somehow it all goes into airplanes. the biggest item is coal for the utility. suck up biggest item then madison every ounce of cargo was checked. of course it was g.i. and milk for the innocent sufferers of every disaster, the kids. president inspections played dividends, maximum number of ships on the drive. set up in germany england and in texas usa. proxima gulf and east coast the u.s. navy brought an approximate 12 million gallons of aviation fuel to germany every month. we carried enough gas for the trip and return. one of our gang institute a little. tiny handkerchief parachutes. great guy. candy and handkerchiefs good flying jobs with the rest of us the power and gave them breathing room, each plane got an altitude in the moving block of space. the

forces. the offensive throughout the country almost certainly would have proceeded. we would have had about 2500 forces in country with airer, that would not be sufficient, and i would be on your show explaining why we were sending tens of thousands of forces back into afghanistan to restart a war that we need to end. eric so what is your reaction to that and, finally, what is the future now of an islamic state in afghanistan? >> well, first of all, why is it that the general taliban offensive never took place for the previous 18-19 years? why now? because the taliban got the message either through qatar or through other regional players that the americans are leaving, and they're not going to even react. that is the green light. more important, as you said, eric, is the future. the future's going to be what we've seen already between 1996-2001, and islamic emirates is basically the return of another form of the caliphate that we've seen in iran and syria. so we did all that effort in one part of the middle east, and now the taliban -- as isis and the other companion of isis includingal tide, i don't think this is going t

country today is permissive it's secure. >> we are building afghan security forces that are on track to take the lead for securing the entire country. >> they have capable ground, air, and special operations forces >> reporter: but only weeks after most u.s. troops pulled out of the country, defeat. how do you feel about what is happening in afghanistan right now? >> i am brokenhearted about it i hate to think that everything we did out there was in vain. >> reporter: denise's son was a medic who served four years in afghanistan and was killed on the front lines. her son and his comrades will always be heroes. they fought to help a country that was unable to help themselves megan fitzgerald, nbc news >> the past 20 years have been filled with violence but also hope and opportunity for women in afghanistan now as the taliban regains control, there are new fears the militants will reimpose their strict, often brutal, treatment of women kelly cobiella spent the week in afghanistan with those who are now facing a very uncertain future. >> reporter: in afghanistan girls are used to dreaming big >> a doctor. >> dentist >> doctor. >> reporter: for them, going to school is

the bulk of this country today is secure. >> we are building afghan security forces that are on track to take the lead for securing the entire country. >> they have capable ground, air, and special operations forces [ gunfire >> reporter: but onl how do you feel about what's happening in afghanistan right now? >> i'm broken hearted about it i hate to think that everything we did out there was in vain >> reporter: denise's son was a med whoiic who served four year afghanistan and killed on the frontlines her son and comrades will always be heroes. they fought to help a country that was unable to help themselves >>> now to american service members on the ground in haiti a joint task force was established to assess the damage and planning a disaster response this as the death toll from saturday's massive earthquake rises to nearly 1300 nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest from haiti. >> reporter: a frantic search for survivors is under way after the earthquake that ravaged southwest haiti. the race against time is even more urgent with tropical storm grace bharreling towards the country. >> a lot of damages. a lot of dead and injured people and for the moment, it's real

country. that's a u.s. air force plane there, some grabbing the outside of the plane and others. the president of achx afghanistan has fled already. president biden stood firmly in his decision to withdraw the remaining troops from afghanistan, but he admitted the government's fall has happened a lot quicker than his administration anticipated. >> i will not pass this responsibility on to a fifth president. i will not mislead the american people by claiming that just a little more time in afghanistan will make all the difference. nor will i shrink from my share of responsibility for where we are today and how we must move forward from here. i am president of the united states of america. and the buck stops with me. >> so how do you make sense of a 20-year war, more than 6,000 u.s. troops and american contractors died in these past 20 years, and the department of defense says we've spent $2 trillion, that's $300 million each day. what happens now? tonight bay area activists are pleading for help. in fremont's little kabul neighborhood we found people sharing stories of people in a

crews from an air force base supporting those in afghanistan, providing air support by helping people fly out of the countrynd refueling aircraft. travis air force base is not providing housing to anybody fleeing at this time. a san francisco company supporting refugees fleeing the taliban. airbnb will provide free housing globally to 20,000 afghan refugees. the proam wl begindiatelairbnb a sandhya: starting today, some passengers will be able to ride in autonomous vehicles in san francisco. a company has been testing the technology on streets for years and is ready to test with passengers. david louis tells us how you can sign up and what they expect back from the free ride. >> waymo and trusting packing dust passengers. -- passengers. they are allowing people to hail rides for free in electric jaguar fubu -- suv's in extensor feedback. >> we want diverse opinions, feedback from people with various mobility needs, we want to braided -- build a product that satisfies the needs of the community. >> it uses laser technology to guide it. a driver will remain at the wheel to intervene if needed. waymo has opera

country submissive. it's secure. >> we are building afghan security forces, who are on track to take the lead of securing the country. >> they have ground, airs after most u.s. troops pulled out of the country, defeat. how do you feel about what's happening in afghanistan right now? >> i am broken hearted about it. i hate to think that everything we did out there was in vain. >> reporter: denise's son was a medic who served four years in afghanistan and killed on the frontlines. her son and comrades will always be heroes. they fought to help a country that was unable to help themselves. megan fitzgerald, nbc news. >> today, you've been posting your reactions online to the situation in afghanistan. we'll share some of them before we go. some of them before we go. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. i suffered with psoriasis for so long. i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin. after i started cosentyx i wasn't covered anymore. four years clear. five years now. i just look and feel better. see me. real people with p

taliban, we couldn't play any more they didn't allow us, i'm sure we had to leave this country >> his brother was an air force pilot that fought against the taliban. >> we want a better life for our future and i think we are now headed there. >> we saw foreign troops boarding planes with the afghans. a sign the end is near foreign forces brought in to protect the evacuation, now evacuating themselves. >> richard, for afghans that want to get out, how do they do that once the americans leave? >> reporter: they have to wait until the civilian airport opens. that should open after the evacuation is complete and the taliban again today said people who have visas will be free to leave the country. >> all right richard engle, thank you let's drill down on the urgent new warning president biden was given today that another terror attack is likely it came as he defended his withdrawal strategy amid withering criticism. peter alexander is at the white house. >> reporter: tonight 24 hours after the deadliest assault on u.s. troops in recent decade, president biden's national security team giving him the dire warning, a

ainsley: you served our country in the air force. god bless you for that it's amazing. country has let you down? >> i do. i absolutely do. ainsley: what is your daughter's name? how is it affecting your daughter? >> i shield her from a lot of it so she is very protected. she doesn't know exactly the details of what's going on. ainsley: she is so cute. we are looking at pictures of her. i'm a single mom, i'm raising a daughter, too. i don't know how are getting through this. is there any way that we, our viewers, can help you? >> we can make sure that, you know, that the eviction moratorium gets stopped. there is unemployment benefits and rental assistance programs. i don't feel the need to extend the eviction moratorium. i don't feel there was a need for it. there were other programs throughout to help the tenants and people who were working and lost their jobs. ainsley: have you heard from other homeowners who are in your same situation? >> yes. i have many, many other homeowners. there is a very good friend of mine who is terminally ill and she can't evict her tenants

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air force base. seekingo leave th country remain in afghanistan.ry leaf mission is taking shape in the east bay to help afghan refugee families who are trying to come to the bay area. cornell barnard has details on the community effort including an update on a local nonprofit's fight to get employees out of afghanistan. >> the purpose is to show them we care. >> a strategy session at the islamic and cultural community center. how to help refugees escaping afghanistan. he says his phone is ringing 40 -- is ringing 24/7 with desperate calls from friends and family. >> please get us out of this country. our hands are tied. >> these volunteers cannot help afghan's escape but they can assist families who are able to make it to the area. >> we don't how many people are coming. we want to be prepared. >> with all the necessities to help traumatized families who may be starting from zero. >> we would like to offer them compassion but also language services, our homes, showing them around. not just the neighborhood but how to grocery shop. >> the committee

air force. most western countries of already ended their operations, but the u. s. says it's ellis will continue right off until the august 31st deadline. what we want to do is preserve as much capability for as long as we can both in terms of the security footprint lives are still the priority and the lives of our troops. and of course, the lives of the viet vacuum ease and try to continue to get as many out as possible. so there will be a balance over the next few days as we continue to process through that transition as we continue to as what we call retro grade. and i can't give you a specific number on any given day. but i think you'll see us a just as necessary to make sure that we're achieving that proper balance. but we will be able to fly out a vacuum. he's right up until the last moment. that's going to be the goal has rarely prime minister enough tale. bennett has been holding talks with us president joe biden at the white house. he says the us remains, israel's most reliable ally been at once to stop washington from returning to the nuclear deal with ira

country. >>> president biden and the first lady are heading to dover air force base to view the dignified transfer of the remains of the 13s u.s. service members killed in thursday's attack after this touching scene out of the nation's capital last night. the 13 were honored for the candlelight vigil. hundreds gathered in alexandria, virginia. photos of all the troops killed in the blast at the kabul airport. four of these service members were from california. among those lives lost a marine corps sergeant from sacramento, nicole gee was just 23 years old. she posted a photo to her instagram of herself in uniform holding a baby in kabul captioning it, quote, i love my job. she posted that days before her death. in a gofundme post nicolle's sister said, quote, i always said she was the absolute light of my life and i would do anything for her. she was my best friend, my partner in this crazy life and absolute hero. there are no words that will express how much she will be missed. >>> and as the around-the-clock effort to get people out of afghanistan continues one bay area family is relieved this m

it's so easy for countries these days to build an air force that's fairly effective at a lower cost and much significantly lower cost than what they've been able to do in the past. that was devastating -- turned into a lopsided conflict because of the deployment of armed drones, lowering munitions, things like that. as a lot of people taking note of that and looking at, do i need to invest millions and millions of dollars into a man air force or can i build a drone fleet and achieve the same objectives? i think that's probably the direction we will be heading in the future, at least for those countries that can afford that. >> host: connecting back to the question of sovereignty earlier, one of the real virtues of drones, this kind of gray zone context, is that there's some kind of plausible deniability, well, we are not fully engaging in conflict, we are kind to send in unmanned aircraft, so it's possible to kind of to engage in some kind of escalation without it becoming an out-of-control conflict, in some ways it speaks to make you what this calculation, the risk calculus and the esk

international these is from getting under the country which has also been evacuation people by the kale stricken international airport for russian air force planes of in part of the rescue operation. taking $500.00 people out of the country, including citizens of russia, valerie c crying and ghana sons, former soviet neighbor, did not. oh, [000:00:00;00] i wish we hadn't expected the evacuation to go to this. well, it's been very good. crowded. it's usually taken 5 or 6 days to evacuate. we were told yesterday and today we'll ready on the plan. ah, let me see. i want to thank precious president and defense minister for taking it out of the dangerous place and bring us to jacob. they said us too many thanks to them done. oh, i distribute them. we had to they were doing home. no, it's children can do for school. i went to say christ for helping us in this situation because it's very difficult to get to the airport. to me. the situation on the straits of capital remains tense for taliban fighters patrolling armored vehicles and brandishing weaponry. there's also a cache crisis, long keys of food outside banks and they might reopen. they've b

country. >> they have a modern air force and air force, by the way, which we continue to contribute to and toimprove they have modern weaponry. >> the white house says its plan remains to have us troops out of afghanistan by the end of the month reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >> side at sfo. >> we could see triple digit heat in some parts of the bay area this week from meteorologist dave spahr has the details. >> good day, this is excessive heat. watch where you see the outlines of all this real estate up to seattle. but this is all north of the bay area. this is because the placement of high pressure cells are going to pushing some of those valleys north of us. the on one 10, even potentially as we get later in the week. what we're watching is to see some of that cloud cover in the sierra tomorrow. it will be in the form of some rain showers going on but were afraid of some monsoon moisture in our backyard potentially this week and that can sometimes bring some of that dry lightning to look out for there's the monsoon pulsating the air mass thunder showers throughout the day. common

you have the american people and our country, you failed our military, army, marines, air force and navyu failed the afghan people and our allies. you, you, you. you failed everyone. because you are a coward. you failed. history will remember this is one of the most colossal epic political failures in america's history, you did this. not our military, you did this not only did you fail, when you're failures became obvious to everyone as we watch afghans fall off plaintiff trying to get out of the country taken over by medieval savages, you dismiss them telling people don't worry, it's just a couple of days ago. take a look at this. >> hundreds of people packed into a c-17, afghans probably. >> hours four, five days ago. dan: is there a statute of limitations of people falling off planes trying to ride planes on the outside to escape your failure? there's a fourth day statute of limitation? did i miss that? that's the image that last forever. there is no statute of limitation. as joe biden again facing chaos and afghanistan and their withdrawal was inevitable. >> the idea that somehow the

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air force of chile. so different countries of bringing their right into the pool and then it's been taken out by the fall in shop . it's helicopters for a place to try and get to that region. still to come out to 0, the migrants promised a better life abroad and turned into political poems. a quarter of a 1000000 teachers are on strike inter lanka. they want to be paid on a pall with others in the public sector. ah, the who's the hello, you're whether story begins right here right now in asia pacific and we've got to talk about these storms training over the southern sections of japan. when we talk about training storms, it's essentially just parked in this area where you notice moisture. and we can certainly see that when we look at the tally through this city and q shoot, 364 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours. typically for the month of august you would see about a $180.00. so all of that to say, double your average monthly rainfall in just 24 hours and the heavy falls will continue on wednesday when you see yellows pop up. you know, that's not good news. and this is certainly running the risk o

number five, there are 50 or more afghan air force helicopter air force on the ground safely in neighboring countries. the senior afghan officer has appealed directly for help. i have his phone number, anyone going to answer his calls? if not, if you are in the government of the united states, give me a call, i will give you his phone number, he is desperate to make sure the 500 that came out with him get somewhere safely before they are bounced out of uzbekistan or taj extend, or condos anywhere else, i've got his number. number six, the communist chinese are apparently on scene working with taliban and ways to further disgraced the usa. here is bottom line. no one seems to remember the lessons learned from the capture of our embassy in saigon in 1975, or tehran in '79. if biden can't figure out how to deal with these problems, he ought to step down. the scary part of that, sean, in any case, the president not finishing his term, you know who becomes the president. that is a scary prospect, too. >> sean: colonel, we now know from the state department memo, we now know u.s. diplomats, "the new york p

air force of chile. so different countries of bringing their right into the airport. and then it's been taken out by the apple and shop. it's helicopters for in plains to try and get to that region. a number of americans admitted into intensive care has raged levels. last same during the winter weighs more than half a year ago. and the surgeon new corona virus cases has been fueled by the more infectious delta strain. latest government data shows 20 percent of hospitals have nearly all of the i. c u beds occupied heidi joe castro reports from baton rouge and louisiana. one of the worst effected staying up a little bit 62 year old bobby burdette has just emerged from the covey intensive care unit at our lady of the lake hospital in baton rouge, louisiana staff have nicknamed him there miracle patient. most havent been leaving the i see you alive. i feel really well mom breathing has really gotten under control. burdette was never vaccinated and says he still has no regrets. his wife also tested positive. they're part of a dramatic surgeon covert cases in louisiana. onl

air force of chile. so different countries of bringing their right into the pool. and then it's been taken out by the full in shop as helicopters for in plain to try and get to that region. well, that's what i was going to ask you. i mean, how much of that age is reaching people? it's good to see that it's finally making its way in bed. i mean, how many days have passed since that earthquake? it must be desperately needed. yes, definitely not. obviously just 3rd son, it's very material. that's well the u. s. a rescue. same search and rescue team member the i just spoke to just minutes go said and he said not just in the cities obviously that schools are in the villages around where it's quite like saying now another plane that's coming in the land. it's a thing called back and forth, so that trying to get to those villages and those towns around. and as you said, it's just difficult because it's more of a drip drip by a helical from flight, rather than a steady traffic as it would be by roads, even the united nation folks. but came out and said, we are trying to ne

air force of chile. so different countries are bringing their right into the pool and then it's been taken out 5 year for in shop. it's helicopters for a place to try and get to that region. now, for new cases of 219 have been confirmed in new zealand as the country begins a snap 3 day locked down. it brings the total number of cases to 5, all confirmed to be the delta variant, the case the trigger, the doctrine was detected in oakland and authorities of working to trace its origins. new zealand has closed its borders to travelers and has not had lockdown in more than a year. we have made decisions on the basis that it is, be sure to start high and go down levels rather than start to load not contain the virus and see it move quickly. we've seen the die consequences of taking too long to act. and other countries, not least our neighbors just as we successfully stayed home and saved lives last year, i'm asking the team of 5000000 to unite once more to defeat what is likely to be this more dangerous and transmissible variant of the virus. india has administered more than 8000000 doses if covered 19 vaccine

air force of chile. so different countries of bringing their right into the apple. and then it's been taken out by the apple in shop, as helicopters for playing to try and get to that region. still ahead on al jazeera, the u. s. to claim the 1st water shortage on the colorado river. we look into what the implications and american health care system buckles under the number of code 19 patients cases have reached levels. not st. seems the winter of 2020 ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. we're going to begin here with an update on the southwest monsoon. we're starting to see some storms light up across the moon by on wednesday through the western gods, but it is dried toward the northwest that includes new delhi. but i want to take you where i think the most intense rain will be, and it's for the indian states if odessa and taylor gone on on wednesday, but heavy falls still for northern bangladesh and to nepal and baton as well. and you know where we have just seen continuous rain sheets of rain falling for southern and coa

air force of chile. so different countries are bringing their right into the apple and then it's been taken out by the apple and shop as helicopters for plains to try and get to that region. gunman have killed at least 37 civilians and a village attack and south was near. the attack happened on monday in a town near the new ceremony border. this area has been reportedly targeted by arm groups this year. violence and this whole region has killed thousands and displaced millions in recent years. still had on al jazeera worth the lithuania by the roost . border meeting migrants have been turned into political pawns and left surrounded bus despite widespread vaccine access parts of the us health care system. our buckling under the number of covered 1900 patient ah hello. thank you for tuning in here is an update on grace. it did re intensify into a tropical storm. so we see it after it pushed away from haiti into jamaica. but i want to take this out a few days now, so it's going to pass over the yucatan peninsula. the beta can peachy. here we are late friday into saturday. and this potentially could make landfa

that's primarily because this country's security forces are hugely reliant on american air power in particular real question that i don't think anyone knows the answer to which is, can afghan security forces turn this around? is there a way to stem the bleeding? for now it doesn't appear immediately obvious that there is. so understandably fears are high and anxiety particularly in the capital where people here feel they have so much to lose should the taliban try to take power again. >> the u.s. in recent days has been conducting limited air strikes in support of afghan security forces on the ground. do those forces, their commanders believe that u.s. help from outside the country is sufficient to back them up? >> i think there's no question that it's a help, right? they'll take anything that they can get in this given moment, particularly in lashkar ga in helmand which has been overrun by taliban militants. now we heard from the afghan military they're going to launch a counteroffensive. they came out and urged any civilians who are living in houses under taliban control to immediately leave

air force of chile. so different countries of bringing their right into the pool. and then it's been taken out by the fall in shop, as helicopters for a place to try and get to that region. gunman have killed at least 37 civilians and a village attack in south west and share. the attack happened on monday in a town near the new jeremiah the border. this area has been repeatedly targeted by our groups this year and violence, and this whole region has killed thousands and displaced millions in recent years. still ahead on, i'll just euro for many people are trying to flee, i've got to stand up, not the case. a long part of its land border was passed on. first, despite widespread vaccine access to the us health care system, our buckling under the number of over 1900 patients. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello, good to see you. hot check, sunny check and high temperatures check. that's what we've got going on across the middle east. but we also have a shamal blowing dow

country. lieutenant colonel, the commander for the 21st squadn are at the air force base.o far he's completed evacuation flights, flying thousands to safety. for him, it's an honor. he recalls one moment after they off loaded passengers and cleaning up the aircraft for the next crew, bound for kabul. >> they found a pair of shoes and they were made out of cardboard and duct tape and he looked add me and said man, that's sad and i said no, that's inspiring. some family made a pair of shoes for their kids so that they could walk to freedom. and so, that really touched our crew and that's what we're really hoping to accomplish is to provide an opportunity for freedom for these families. >> as the mission comes to a close, street says he's gratefulel for the stories evacuees have shared with him and for their support during the war. >>> right now, louisiana braising for impacts as a powerful hurricane approaches. an inside look at hurricane ida, expected to hit homes along the gulf tomorrow. mississippi, alabama, louisiana all under states of emergency. the message, hunker dow

forces. the offensive you have seen throughout the country almost certainly would have proceeded. we would have had about 2,500 forces in counted with airer. that would not have been sufficient to deal with the situation, and i would be on your show right now explaining why we were sending tens of thousands of forces back in afghanistan to restart a war that we need to end. >> why are you convinced that we're not going to see -- in the words reportedly of secretary austin in a report this morning that he was making the case for staying a little bit longer -- by noting what happened after we withdrew from iraq and the rise of isis? why are you convinced we're not going to see a replay of that movie? >> a few things, chuck. first, we have and will maintain consistent capacity to deal with the reemergence of a threat by afghanistan. we do this in other parts of the world, in yemen, parts of syria. in parts of africa. our capacity to do that is far different and far better it was before 9/11, for example. at the same time the taliban have a certain self-interest in this. they know what happened the last time they harbored a terrorist group

now, while all around them, thousands of people are struggling to leave the country in the meantime, travis air force base is providing some support of the ongoing operations there in afghanistan recently airman moved into the country to facilitate the safe departure and relocation of us citizens special immigration besa recipients and vulnerable afghan populations. travis air force base is also helping with tactical airlift capabilities and air power through aerial refueling missions. you can find more, much more coverage on our website. kron 4 dot com scanned. the qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight to our web page where you can read about what's next for afghanistan along with local reaction and where you can get help for loved ones. >> in the meantime, tensions are rising in haiti as the government struggles to get much needed aid to those who need it. >> in some areas crowds of people have overwhelmed age trucks. some people have fought with workers trying to distribute food and grab bags on their own. instead, 7.2 magnitude earthquake there left thousands homeless and

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country. and now in charge of the capital. russia's also been evacuating people from cobbled to the cale stricken international airport for russian air force planes. taking part of the rescue operation, taking so far, $500.00 out of the country, including citizens of russia, better us ukraine, and afghanistan's former soviet neighbor, tajikistan. ah, we hadn't expected the evacuation to go to this. well, it's been very good crowded. it's usually taken 5 or 6 days to evacuate. we were told yesterday and today we're ready on the plan. ah, let me see, i want to thank precious president and defense minister for taking us out of the dangerous place and bringing us to jacob. they said us too many thanks to them as it's done. oh, i distribute them. we had to wear home. no, it's children can do for school. i went to think christ helping else in situation because it's very difficult now to get to the airport me pictures for the scituate, for the streets, remains really tense with taliban fighters patrolling in ahmed vehicles brandishing extensive weaponry. adding to the problems right now in the capital is a lack of money physically, long queues fa

country. and now in charge of the capital rush has also been evacuating people from cob, over the cale stricken international airport for russian air force planes of being taken part of the operation. they're taking $500.00 people out the country, including citizens of russia. barrows, ukraine. i've got to stand the former soviet neighbor said you could stand ah, we hadn't expected the evacuation to go to this. well, it's been very good, crowded. it's usually taken 5 or 6 days to evacuate. what we were told yesterday, and today we're already on the plan. ah, let me see. i want to thank questions president and defense minister for taking it out of the dangerous place and bringing us to jacob. they fed us too many thanks to them as it's done. oh, i distribute them. we had to wear home and children can do for school. i went to saint christ, helping else in this situation because it's very difficult now to get to the airport. me more to show you the situation on the streets of capital remains retents with taliban fighters, patrolling and vehicles and brandishing extensive weaponry. i think the problems right now in the capital is a lack of m

national government, the united states to compete in international air racing against the air forces of other countrieseat britain, italy primarily who are there to win a prize, the schneider cup. and so, this technology is built in the name of performance. making pursuit or fire airplanes better. but what's results is this grand spectacle of aviation, a military spectacle, in which military officers are getting in these airplanes. take notice of the u.s. army on the tail. you will see it. they are in a bloodless campaigns against each other. they are promoting their own branch of service. you see that they could become independent, if they can really push the technology. so, it is a twofold, you know, public relations and technical campaign that they are waging. but what results is an improvement of the airplane in terms of the high speed technology. the united states gets into a racing in 1922. they show up at the schneider trophy competition. now, this is an international event that is created by a french aviation industry is named louis bÉchereau. to encourage the development of sea plane technolog

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as greg touched on, a lot of these afghans are going to be housed at air force bases all around the country, certainly in the united states. a good many of them at fort bless in texas. the former commanding general of the fort bliss facility is with us right now, co-author of "hunting the caliphate." general, thanks for being here. >> good afternoon, neil. good to be here. >> neil: how will it do in your mind at fort bliss and how will the process go? the continued weeding out of potential problems? generally hope by the time they arrive, all of that has been screened. maybe you can explain what we're in for. >> the afghan refugees will be taken to several bases. texas, virginia, wisconsin, even new jersey. for fort bliss, it's the largest post by area in the united states army. between fort bliss and the adjoining base, wide sands missile rage, 25% of the u.s. army's total land. so there are places at fort bliss that are remote where the refugees can be secured. places like mcgregor range. so the screening probably will not be that difficult because it a way from a major population area li