hours later, darlington would learn obide and his wife were killed. their two sons, just yards away, with his brother-in-law, survived. >> the 4-year-old has been asking where his mom and dad are. neither one of them -- understand. yeah, it was hard. i really wish things were different. >> reporter: the marine guard who was trying to pull them through the gate was wounded and evacuated but is expected to live. darlington is one of hundreds, if not thousands of veterans, civilians and others trying to help afghan allies, saying the government has failed them. and thousands have indeed been rescued through a network of friends willing to do anything to save others. >> we have to get all of our allies out of afghanistan. they literally have five days to live. >> martha, this is just devastating tonight, and what more do we know about their children? >> reporter: david, they're doing everything possible to make sure those kids are safe and these unofficial networks will not stop trying to save these afghans, even after the military pulls out. they're plea

darlington texting get to abbey gate now, i have u.s. marines ready for you.ck a picture writing, stay there, do you see the marine. but before they could reach his friend, the bomb went off. he and his wife were killed. his two young sons were further back with a relative. they survived. darlington's marine friend was injured, but was later safely evacuated and over the weekend arrived at walter reed for treatment. joining me is andrew darlingtonwho served in afghanistan and is a purple heart recipient. andrew, this is heartbreaking, obviously. i don't know how to convey our condolences. tell us about his family, your relationship to them and how the boys are doing. >> sure. thanks for having me. i first met him in 2012. i was deployed with first battalion marine regimen. at the time he was not my interpreter. i just got to know him. truthfully, interpreters had the best food, so i hung out with them a lot. i got to know him and i did get to observe him working with marines and our afghan army partners. he was always very motivated, very happy to serve in wha

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the figures suggest in towns like darlington, at least one in six people are teetotal.months now. i think the old—fashioned boozer game of darts - i think the old—fashioned boozer- game of darts and pint and a pie and fisticuffs at the end _ of the night has all gone now. for most it's our way of life they are happy to enjoy, with sensible drinking still good advice. prime minister borisjohnson's wife carriejohnson says she feels blessed and "incredibly grateful" to be pregnant again after having a miscarriage at the start of this year. the couple — who also have a one—year—old son, wilfred — are expecting their new arrival around christmas. charities have praised mrs johnson for sharing her experience of miscarriage. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. not a bad afternoon. we have plenty of dry weather today with some good spells of sunshine, but this weak weather front in the south will bring further showers and some of them could be quite heavy. northerly winds across much of the country making it feel rather cool for early august, particularly

the figures suggest in towns like darlington, at least one in six people are teetotal. and pint and a pie and fisticuffs at the end - of the night has all gone now. for most it's our way of life they are happy to enjoy, with sensible drinking still good advice. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good afternoon. a quiet start to the month of august but nothing critically outstanding. today summarises it nicely. we have seen some breaks in the cloud out to the west. a lot of cloud generally elsewhere. some showers from a weather front drifting south and east. some of these may well turn quite heavy and thundery before the day is through. as the cold front clears away, then allows this ridge of high pressure to build from the west and quieten things down. the wind direction still coming from a northerly source, so a cool start to monday, some early morning sunshine will quickly be spoilt by quite a lot of cloud developing into the afternoon, and if you sharp showers as well could break out across south wales and south—west england. temperatures subdu

figures suggest in darlington, at least one in six people are teetotal.i think the old—fashioned boozer game of darts - and paint and a pie and— fisticuffs at the end _ of the night has all gone now. for most it's our way of life they are happy to enjoy with sensible drinking still good advice. prime minister borisjohnson's wife carriejohnson says she feels blessed and "incredibly grateful" to be pregnant again after having a miscarriage at the start of this year. the couple — who also have a one—year—old son, wilfred — are expecting their new arrival around christmas. charities have praised mrs johnson for sharing her experience of miscarriage. i think it can only be helpful to open up the conversation about miscarriage. to understand, actually to know some of the facts, but also to understand the whole range of feelings that people have which are so often to do with who they are but also what this pregnancy means for them. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewersjessica elgot, deputy political editor at the guardian, and mar

they would only surrender and join the allies if darlington told them to. so ike is facing a quandary here. he's got still in 1942 a very limited pool of resources. he know he has german army that is eventually going to be coming where he is for his troops. and now has to worry about whether has to fight the french forces in north africa or not. and knowing he does not have the resources to make an army of occupation out of what he has, and continue to fight the french and germans at the same time, he cuts a deal. saying if you get the french forces to fight for us then we will -- you will be named head of the french military and you will also be, you can have your title of the head of the french government in north africa and west africa. on the surface it's a satisfactory deal. the problem as far as getting troops onto our side, preventing unnecessary bloodshed, however darlington is a well-known collaborator with the nazi government. and it raises all kinds of, it ruffles all kinds of feathers in london in the u.s.. eventually roosevelt and churchill agr

will turn to thomas bog, but give them these kinds of refereeing, such as poor may not exist in darlington, family, and future may 2020 took your games have not been shown on trauma. that's for sure . and one of the biggest upsets has come on the ultimate date and the sport of rhythmic gymnastics. now heading into the final and say already seen asking tina very not was the heavy favorite when she has oft rule. got 13 wild titles under about what's more historically watched how about and dominated this sport winning gold at the last 5 straight lympics but took here 2020 has stopped that rain a voucher and has gone home with silva. and now there are questions being raised as to whether she was in fact robbed. so what's the drama here? well, the thing is, is that the gymnast to beat her to gold is 22 rolled is raining, enjoy ash. from during her ribbon routine, she drops her ribbon. you can actually see the video that although she keeps smiling like the performer that she absolutely, as she knows down that this is a fault, but will most likely dash her chances out talk gold medal. but no, app

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host: darlington, south carolina, john, republican. caller: good morning. bottom line is president biden when he came into office did what other presidents do and he unwound a lot of stuff trump had done. why didn't he unwind this and task his advisors with coming out with an assessment and a plan? that would have been able to bring in nato and find out if we did need to leave 2500 people there. they could have also started to move the equipment out so we did not leave the taliban with an equipped army. but the bottom line is the biden administration has been more preoccupied with basically creating a globalist country and authoritarian country and demonizing half the citizens in this country instead of just operating the country. if you look at the two different types of philosophy of governance in this country, one is the citizens are paramount to being protected and the government is created by the citizens and that is at the bottom of the stack. or you can look at where we are now. the citizens are the bottom of the stack and the government is at the to