thousands more service members were at kentucky's fort campbell during the war on terror. fighting by our side for nearly 20 years now have in our friends and nato allies. america's friends invoked article five right away and have fought alongside us to defeat this global threat. that dark day occasion brave contributions from so many, from who trudgedters through smoke to the citizens who donated blood and flew our flag to the young men and women stationed thousands of miles from home right now to help our nation protect our homeland. we did what americans do -- we stayed strong. we stuck together, and we rolled up our sleeves, and we rebuild. some rebuild their lives. others rebuilt buildings. some put on the uniform and rebuild peace and security with their own hands. may we never fail to honor them, and may we never tire of the toughness, vigilance, and persistence it has taken and will continue to take to make our pledge "never again" a reality. president, on an entirely different matter, congress has spent months talking -- talking -- about giving the american people

i have to mention that i am proud to represent fort campbell military base in fort campbell, kentucky. we have had a lot of brave women serve and currently serving in afghanistan, have given their lives, have gotten injured for the cause. i appreciate their service. i also represent many national guard units in kentucky that have had many forces in afghanistan over the years. ambassador, you mentioned success. we all want to see success in afghanistan. what is your definition of success, and when without success -- when would that success be achieved? amb. khalilzad: thank you, sir. long-term success is in afghanistan and state -- end state, a state that does not pose a threat to the united respect thethat human rights of its citizens and that there is permanent cease-fire. but getting to that end will be through stages. right now we are at this stage of the start of the negotiations among afghans in regard to the future of afghanistan. we have commitments from both the government and the taliban on issues related to us. this is not an act that magically we get to the end point. it go

further south on the peninsula and you start to see some 80's woodside down into the south bay, fort campbell in cupertino while san jose you fall back down to 79 for the high today, east bay daytime highs 70's to a tease for you as well with san leandro at 76. concord while the creek and dan 8670's 80's for the north bay again no 90's in your 4 zone forecast. i don't think any of us are so sad about that. tomorrow and saturday even less potential for 90's is daytime high school even further that changes into sunday and monday for your last 2 days of summer will be ending the season on a warmer know with offshore winds not just warmer conditions, but also the potential of haze towards the latter part of the weekend. tuesday will cool back down just a few degrees to kick off all robin. >>thank you john we're checking in on the traffic and we do have some slowing through oakland on the nimitz because of a problem at the hagan burger off-ramp from 80 south we actually have video from the citizen app that shows us what's going on check this out this is a crash at the hagan burger off-ramp from so

thousands more deployed from kentucky's fort campbell. more than 18,000 airmen from the kentucky national guard have been mobilized to defend our nation. and fighting by our side for nearly 20 years now have been our friends and nato allies. america's friend invoked article 5 right away and have fought alongside us to defeat this global threat. that dark day occasioned brave contributions from so many, from the firefighters who went through smoke, to the citizens who donated blood and flew our flag, to the young men and women who are stationed thousands of miles from home right now to help our nation project power and protect our homeland. we did what americans do. we stayed strong, we stuck together, and we rolled up our sleeves, and we rebuilt. some rebuilt their lives. others rebuilt buildings. some put on the uniform and rebuilt peace and security with their own hands. may we never fail to honor them, and may we never tire of the toughness, vigilance and persistence it has taken and will continue to take to make our pledge, never agai