i am a holland cook in washington and at holland cook on twitter, where if you follow me, i'll follow you and where you can suggest what you'd like to see us talk about here in the big picture question more. ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have is crazy. plantation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful at the very critical time. time to sit down and talk the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interest. what you see in this, these techniques is the state devising message to end to essentially destroy personality of an individual. lifetime means this is how one doctors, theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against the prisoners deemed a danger to the state. that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation, psychological torture, disseminated within the us intelligence community, and worldwide among allies for the next 30 years. to have the victim say they st

i'm holland cook and washington. this is the big picture on our t america. ah . with coven resurgence, and washington's non stop noise. domestic issues tend to dominate news coverage, but there's a world of trouble brewing elsewhere. where let's ask long time pentagon official micro maloof and rt contributor with world wide contracts. michael closest hotspot 1st, cuba by mid ministration has recently announced the sanctions. yet we're going to try and make remittance to the folks back home a little easier. we're going to turn up their why fi so that they can hear what's going on elsewhere in the world. where do you see all this had it? it's a nonstarter. i think that cuba maintains the ultimate control. you got to go through the military that keeping a very close tabs on it. and they're also talking about how they can open up a, open up a counselor to allow people who want to leave to go. and, but i don't see that forthcoming simply because cuba, the island needs the money that these folks are having money said to the in effect their financial hostages, if you wi

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frank holland is here with those. good morning, frank. >> reporter: good morning, dom federal officials and medical experts are recommending most americans eligible to get booster shots for covid vaccines the official announcement on the matter could come as soon as this week. officials expected to recommend the boosters eight months after americans received the second dose of the shots. the guidance only to pfizer or moderna. >>> sticking with the pandemic mgm requiring covi employees. starting at the end of the month, new hires and salaried employees to be vaccinated it will not impact hourly workers, but it is looking at ways to expand the requirement >>> and berkshire hathaway filings show adding $1 billion to the new bet on aon. the company buying up kroger shares as well berkshire slashing the stake in gm during that period. that's the latest. dom, back to you >> frank holland, thank you. >>> when we come back, your morning big money movers including roblox taking a dive a similar story for shares of chinese tec

stood before the pandemic.reing news from alaska, a sightseeing plane carrying passengers from a holland america cruise ship crashed killing all five passengers and the pilot. a coast guard helicopter crew located the wreckage. the single engine plane similar to the one shown here. no word on the cause of the crash. but the faa and ntsb will be investigating. >>> we turn now to the fire emergency and extreme drought in northern california. one homeowner describing flames climbing up to his house and now a power plant shut down due to the extreme conditions. this morning, a raging wildfire is forcing thousands of people from their homes as flames tear through another northern california town. the river fire swelling in size north of sacramento fueled by bone dry conditions and high winds forming this smokenado. the river fire has now burned at least 76 buildings around the town of colfax. this woman raced to her parents' their house caught on fire. >> i got them out of there and we had to run. you know, i mean this is something -- i've lived here. i was born and raised in that house. i li

holland has multiple myeloma which he says has been in remission. he says?haring the details of my diagnosis my desire is that i can be an advocate and beacon of hope for those who are battling cancer to remind them that we're in this together. >> it's 4:57. the giants rotation dealing with covid issues. alex wood has a confirmed case and starter johnny cueto wasn't feeling well and scratched before the start. against the brewers last night at oracle, the bull pen came up a little short. milwaukee led 2-0 for most of the game. the giants ended up losing that one. >>> it doesn't hurt as much if you whisper. >> i guess. 4:58. let's stay with "today in the bay" as we bring you more on the caldor fire as it continues to rage. kari is traking your microclimate forecast. more of that coming up. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> breaking news at 5:00, dramatic n

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holland has multiple myeloma which he said had been in remission. in part, in sharing the details of my diagnosis my desire is that i can be an advocate and beacon of hope for those who are battling cancer to help remind them that we're in this together. we wish him well. >>> the giants pitching rotation now dealing with some covid issues of its own. alex wood has confirmed a case and starter johnny cueto wasn't feeling well and scratched before last night's start. both are on the injured list. >>> let's take a look outside this morning. a live look across the bay area. see near san jose and walnut creek. we should expect some smoke in the bay area but it might be improving, at least for now. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that when it comes to air quality conditions and kari, how is it looking for us? >> we'll be improving today, even though it looks like a little hazy start. our typical layer in the early morning hours. while we wake up to quiet weather let me show you what's happening across southern california. a lot of rain moving in

we came in and we freed them we liberated them to know i had a role in the liberation of holland means a lot. so again the embassy of the netherlands honored baldwin and hundreds of other black soldiers as part of their commemoration of the 75th anniversary of what they called the liberation. freeing them from german occupation and oppression and i hope you'll both have a chance to go and look at the lively discussion that's happening in the comments section of this show. we're getting audience reflection about dr. james baldwin, including two one from a viewer named nadine who says that he is 96 years old and still brilliant and that she plans to share this program on facebook and someone else writing in to say that james baldwin attended attended fayetteville state university, which is another historically black university and that he is celebrated by the students and alumni there. so certainly a hero i'm also struck looking at these pictures of then corporal baldwin in europe and then later at the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands thinking. these are people whose lives other

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announcer: stay tuned fo >>> moving slow, and i am frank holland in for shepard smith this is the news on cnbc for shh president biden addresses the chaos. >> i cannot promise what the final outcome will be. >> gunshots, violence, desperate crowds trying to get out plus, the heartbreaking image of a baby being pulled over barbed wire escaping kabul one woman's emotional decision to leave afghanistan behind forever. >> i don't know if i'll ever be back. >> and firsthand look at her journey. hurricane watch, henri gaining strength, who is at risk and urgent message from officials. >> impacts from this will be widespread. >> the games go on but with new covid rules the little league world series and what is different. jeopardy's host resigns after day one. and tesla's plans to build a dancing robot? >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening, happy friday. president biden sending a message to americans in afghanistan, we will get you out at the same time admitting the mission is dangerous and that his administration does not know exa

s. holland, doctors without borders holland, the norwegian refugee council, and another organization called the my team foundation. and they, so i did a few different reasons. they accused them of disseminating information on social media, which is above the mandate. of course, these 8 organizations do feel some responsibility to draw publicity to the crises that they're trying to address and trying to deal with. and especially in a context where the government actively tried to stop information from coming out of the region by switching off the funds and put you off the internet. then these organizations do very much considerate. part of their role to tell the world what's going on. clarity, the government objects to that they also accused m. s. f, a legally importing satellite communications equipment with any organization operating in the area would have required satellite communications equipment over the last several months. because i just mentioned the internet. the funds have been switched off by the government. the reasons and other way to communicate between those humanitari

to know i had a role in the liberation of holland means a lot. so the embassy of the netherlands honored baldwin and hundreds of other black soldiers as part of their commemoration of the 75th anniversary of what they called the liberation. >> freeing them from german occupation. i hope you have a chance to look at the lively discussion on the show, getting questions about dr. james baldwin, one from nadine who says is 96 years old and brilliant. she plans to share this on facebook. someone else saying james baldwin attended fayetteville university another historically black university and he's celebrated by the students and alumni there. certainly a hero. i'm struck looking at the pictures of corporal baldwin then in europe. and at the embassy in europe. this is people who's lives would have never intersected in and came together in powerful and meaningful ways. in the last moments left, here we are more than 75 years after the holocaust a violent eruption of racism and we're still grappling with bigotry and hate what message to take away. lynn

the s&p up 36, and nasdaq up 173. ♪ i'm frank holland in for shepard smith. here's what's making the news inside the escape from kabul one afghan-american woman's frantic journey to get out of the country. >>> thousands of firefighters battling flames across the west, many for less than minimum wage, but that could change soon. >>> they're calling it the great resignation, a vast majority of americans considering a job change, and it is transforming the job market >>> the u.s. military send ing helicopters to evacuate 169 americans from a hotel in kabul to take them to the airport. this is the first time u.s. military choppers have done this pentagon spokesperson john kirby said officials were worried it was not safe for them to travel to the airport, and that the flight was quick, safe, efficient. thousands of people are still waiting at the kabul airport to get out of that country. president biden today calling the scenes heartbreaking. >> we've seen gut wrenching images of panicked people, acting out of sheer desperation. you know, it is completely underst

frank holland is in for the judge. let's get to the half. >>> welcome to the halftime report i'm frank holland in for the judge, scott wapner. stocks hitting new highs investors go into one of the most important weeks of the year jay powell and company getting ready to speak about the state of the economy and fed policy. the big question for investors how do you position your portfolio from here and for the months ahead we'll debate that with our investment committee today joining me is bryn talkington, sarat, joe terranova and pete najarian first, let's get a check on the markets. it is risk on again. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both hitting all-time highs the dow up for a second day coming off its worst week in two months and, of course, take a look at the 10-year. the 10-year yield. currently sitting right now at just about 1.255 pretty much flat as what we saw about a month ago. those yields closely watched the big spike in the weeks between just about a month ago a lot to look at here. a lot of green here on the bo

hollande will undergo treatment at stanford and ucsf medical centers. this year's wildfire season has been extremely busy already will take a look at how many fires our state has seen so far and what the fight is becoming even more challenging on the front lines, plus a c d c committee has signed off on the pfizer vaccine this as officials scramble to contain the delta variant of the virus. i'm marc meredith in washington wi to take you right now to the white house, where president biden is about to address the nation regarding the end of the war in afghanistan. let's listen in ended 20 years of war in afghanistan, the longest war in american history. completed one of the biggest airlifts in history. with more than 120,000 people evacuated to safety. that number is more than double what most experts so where possible, no nation no nation has ever done anything like it in all the history. only the united states had the capacity and the will and ability to do it and we did it today. extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill bra

you a target for this termination snipers. >> it shortly after this the 10t airborne is still in holland that winters endures what is in my view one is the most searing experiences. it's one that long resignation in my mind. it's conveyed in the crossroads episode of the band of brothers. his platoon was meandering through the boggy dutch countryside and he realized he had to take the initiative against the german force that was much larger than his own. in the midst of all of this he comes across a young german sentry as the attack is unfurling. this is what he later had to say about encountering this young man. he said and jumping up on the dike there is that young soldier right across the road for me. he was directly on the other side of that road for me, about two steps away it was a narrow dirt road coming up from the river. i came up directly across from him, eyeball to eyeball. he was just as shocked as could be. fight leveled off at him. the thing i can never forget is that he smiled. and as he smiled, i shot him. it is incredibly close, personal and this was a memory that long h

our mount holland development, and we have already started construction.ry excited about that opportunity and we are ongoing with the development of that project. haslinda: thank you so much for your time, rob scott, wesfarmers managing director. we have been trading about seven minutes now. india's a market where it has been testing at record highs, boosted by liquidity. retail investors giving a boost to the markets in the country, rishaad. rishaad: one of our top stories, of course, afghanistan. dozens of people killed with two explosions going of outside kabul international airport. another day of chaos as civilians try to flee from taliban for. the taliban itself saying it is not behind the attack. but. many see this as further signs of instability in the country at the moment and perhaps more to come. let's bring in bloomberg opinion columnist with pollard. . the country is a library precarious position. 100 50,000 people displaced. hundreds if not thousands of people trying to get out. ruth: yes, it is an awful situation. these people, because of th

tom: joining us now on the dow jones industrial average, michael holland of holland and company, they chairman, knowing that the s&p 500 is more indicative of what is going on. i say this with great respect to the sweat of wall street week years and years ago, when fear was ascendant. the wave we saw of fear in our equity ownership is to extrapolate out what successful companies do. how far out are you extrapolating right now? are you out six months, six years? michael: more like years then months, but there are fewer and fewer companies that one can zero in on and say i think this is worth the risk of losing money because of the potential for the upside is so significant. there is enough cacophony about the economy, the fed, covid, so that companies like tyson are indicating the world continues to change under our feet in the markets because of the tsunami of cash that has come over the markets, so in the past few years, we have lost price discovery. real rates have returned to use for modeling. so this is flying for the rest of us. jonathan: i problem emerges, they can put it to one

our own frank holland is live in new orleans. >> reporter: good afternoon, kelly. about 1 million people here are in the new orleans area are without power and air conditioning on a very hot and humid day in the aftermath of hurricane ida. you see some of the damage left behind here in this area you see this building was destroyed by the hurricane there's even an apartment crushed by bricks. it does not appear to be any injuries here. the situation is becoming des p parate for many. a lot of people told me that you see in this video they're running low on food, on water, and running out of option when is they took items from the store. one person said this was about survival others counting their blessings including a person we spoke with from the west bank of new orleans. >> i think relieved that it's over i'm relieved that downtown didn't flood like it did for katrina. i've seen pictures on facebook of all the downed power lines and building damage and so forth, and i'm kind of anxious to get home. >> reporter: and hope will likely be dark and pretty hot. the loc

the president has declared 3 days of national loaning, hollands parliament has bank to controversial media reform bill. the legislation will strengthen a ban on non european firms, controlling polish broadcasters. the opposition says a silence in american news channel that's been critical of the government. and he said, you know, group says it struck in alliance with to guy forces to overthrow the government and above both groups. the morrow liberation army on the t gray and people liberation front added to the government's terrorism. this year, mexico reported close to $23000.00 new quote of our case. the wednesday is pushed the total number of cases past 3 millions. the pandemic began the war. contagious delta variant is thought to be behind the increasing number of people going to hospital. for the 1st time this year, all brazilian states are using less than 80 percent of their intensive care bears as the country finds a 3rd wave of virus. scientists say vaccines of reducing the number of serious cases, infections and death, indefinable, failure, numbers are high. you can follow t

. >> there is a move in spain and holland following the stockholm claratn that there is a move now to he a default speed limit of 30 kilometers now. we are seeing other countries being interested but obviously, a capital such as terrist like madrid,hat isuge. that will drag many other places forward >> -- forward. >> many european countries have imposed new speed limits. >> we will watch that for more developments. >> it is time for business. we are joint here in france where the fun its ministry says it is time to start winding down the state aid that is cap many businesses afloat during this crisis. it has not finished yet. >> indeed. it has been 18 long months. it is not over the finest -- finance ministers says it's going back to business as normal. the economy is going up. the solidarity fund will be ending in september. the french government promised to keep businesses afloat at any cost. that has amounted to 240 billion euros in subsidies and loans. to prevent bankruptcies and layoffs. we have the details. >> one month, that is all the time left until they switch their called -

of hurricane ida the region's power grid still offline, leaving new orleans in the dark our frank holland is on the ground covering the story for us frank, what's the latest >> reporter: kelly, the entire city of new orleans still without any power or air conditioning for another day about 1 million people in this area in that same position as the temperatures reach about 90 degrees today, high humidity as well right now we're at an event sponsored by a city councilperson offering food, water and even tarps over here you can see some of the people that got here on foot to get this help over here, all the people that drove here to get this help. this line of cars literally goes around the block hundreds of cars filled with people desperately searching for any help that they can findi other people are searching for gasoline earlier today we were at one of the few stations in the city in operation. there, very muchthe same story long lines of anxious people looking to get just enough gas in their tank to get out of this area >> down here it's not safe we don't have food or lights. >> makes n

frank holland is in for the judge.o the half. >>> welcome to the halftime report i'm frank holland in for the judge, scott wapner. stocks hitting new highs investors go into one of the most important weeks of the year jay powell and company getting ready to speak about the state of the economy and fed policy. the big question for investors how do you position your portfolio from here and for the months ahead we'll debate that with our investment committee today joining me is bryn talkington, sarat, joe terranova and pete najarian first, let's get a check on the markets. it is risk on again. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both hitting all-time highs the dow up for a second day coming off its worst week in two mo

we're approaching the top of the hour let's get to frank holland with a look at what is coming up one is what is coming up at the top of hour. as the white house deals with the fallout from the chaotic scenes in and around the airport in kabul, president biden claiming today significant progress has been made in getting americans an our allies out of afghanistan tonight we're talked to a retired army general about what needs to happen on the ground in kabul and we'll hear from an afghan american woman on her heart-wrenching journey to get out of the country and hurricane henri scheduled to hit over the weekend we'll bring you latest on that storm track. drama on the the set at jeopardy as the new host steps down just days after getting the gig and sha kari richardson banned for competing in tokyo for cannabis use, she gets the chance against her olympic competition. all of that is coming up in minutes. picker, back over to you. >> sounds like a jam-packed show up next, innovation trying to bring flying taxis to your driveway and an out of this world way to keep you connected we're fo

in the dark spring of 1940 german armored divisions were crashing through holland and belgium.aking its destruction through europe's skies, france was problems trait and beleaguered -- standing alone. the united states had passed the selective service act to prepare for what inevitably lay ahead. and the biggest challenge in colonel eisenhower's life was to aid in that preparation. late in 1940 he was made chief of staff of the third division where his staff work brought him assignment as chief of staff of the ninth corps. in the summer of 1941 colonel eisenhower became chief of staff to general walter krueger whose newly organized third army was preparing to participate in the most realistic war maneuvers yet held by american troops. in these maneuvers over the louisiana countryside as america fought for the time to train its growing army of citizen soldiers eisenhower's task was to work out a plan of defense against an invading mechanized force. soon after the maneuvers were over eisenhower was promoted to brigadier general and within a matter of days came the bombing of pear

i am frank holland from cnbc. stocks rose yesterday with the s&p and dow closing at record highs.r prices rising 5% from a year ago in july. in focus today, data on consumer prices and earnings from disney and airbnb. and then information reports that talks have fallen apart over concerns whether the deal will be approved by antitrust regulators. and they held talks with uber about uber eats. when activated participants won't be able to see each other's videos or screen shares, so in theory a teacher could turn on focus mode while giving a presentation and turn it off when it's time for discussion. back over to you guys. >> good to know. >> good to know. >> what? >> that's how we work in the morning. >> good to see you, frank. >>> coming up, meteorologist kari hall tracking hazy skies as kids get ready to head back to school. >> yeah, we could see much more of a hazy sky this morning and our temperatures start out in santa rosa at 55. a slow warm up today but it will be warm. we'll talk more about the forecast coming up. >>> we're looking at the bay bridge, and we can't see the to

holland has multiple myeloma which he says has been in remission. in a statement the 56-year-old says in part, sharing the details of my diagnosis my desire is that i can be an advocate and beacon of hope for those who are battling cancer to help remind them that we're in this together. end quote. >>> meantime a slight setback for the niners top draft pick rookie quarterback trey lance fractured a finger on his throwing hand during sudden sunday's game with the raiders. placed on an injured list and should be back before the niners play their first game. >>> starter alexwood has a confirmed case and johnny cueto wasn't feeling well and scratched before last night's start. against the brewers at oracle the bull pen came up a little short. milwaukee led 2-0 for most of the game. the giants ended up losing it 3-1. >>> back to the pandemic for you right now. an l.a. teachers, they're demanding every eligible student receive their covid vaccination. the "l.a. times" reports the teachers are including the mandate as part of a bargaining proposal. the dist

i've put her time on the phone in holland, michigan. there's michigan. i and i, i think i'll take a log on and i'm thinking i'll take it up to when i'm in an articulate and protection for patterns on the have also the home is the things you can do to hold on give them food for my. i'm talk most most gave them the same. how isn't my in the home, there's not from the 1000 lives in john law and up i a couple issues because it wouldn't from seizures. cancer. do you think that most thousands of you know, if you have a scanner, there's a line that in your where you have to go you. when you pack, you have to move the way where computers then and this conners and managers and teachers and neither teach you to make so called question of movement. so 1st you take there, can this have to park like this? and you park in the line and you really have to follow all this movement. and there's something new in the sense that you work a machine, but who are also controlled by machines. and this is something scary if you don't follow this, read them off the that the corpor

it's a big issue for hospitals in the louisiana area. >> frank holland is live for us in new orleans frank, thanks very much. so, what were the successes and failures thus far in this particular situation frank, thanks very much. the successes and failures nobody better to answer that question with some specifics than general russel honore he got them out of katrina back in the day and is our guest live coming up on new orleans. >>> and then he served as ambassador to afghanistan in the bush 43 administration the nation's first director of national intelligence. as the last american planes are now out of kabul, we'll talk to john negroponte about the challenges ahead and lessons from the past. >>> brand new video. the levee failed we'll talk about that. we have brand new video that's just come in from the los angeles times and a reporter m embedded at the kabul airport, which the united states just left to no one think anyone has taken it over the video is coming. the dance class they love. every single piece of them is going to make it through. and the alzheimer's association is goi

johnny holland is stepping away from the team to undergo a second battle with cancer. i know coach would want to do this, segue to the games. i need to you watch trey lance's throwing motion. see his hand hit that helmet. he suffered a small fracture in his hand. he will beside lined for a week. lance and garoppolo were rotating each for a touchdown and that new look you bet gave opposing defensive coordinators something to think about. but what did the 9ers quarterback think? >> i trust coach shanahan and the whole team does and locker room. he will find a way to get the ball to the guys that need it. >> coming into it was weird having to process it but after being on the field it was fun. we were clicking and a defense was scrambling. we are trying to win games out there and so whatever it takes we will do that. >> allen's list, this takes guts. jo martinez in the 9ers game popped the question to his girlfriend latisha and judging on the reaction she said yes. how joe responded. even raider fans around the section had to applaud that. that, my friends is love at levi

have suspended the operations of various aid organisations, including medecins sans frontieres�* hollandan refugee council. why on earth have you done that? uh, you have to understand that all organisations that provide assistance and aid that operate in our territory have to respect our rules and regulations. as i have mentioned earlier, the overwhelming majority of humanitarian organisations have no problem with this and they continue to provide assistance and aid. these organisations are trying to keep people alive and you're stopping them operating. uh, that is not the case. there has been administrative measures but these measures are to ensure compliance with appropriate regulations. as i have stated earlier, several organisations, a number in the hundreds, are operating all over the country, providing assistance for those in need. we don't have a problem with them, we're working with them. we have a very constructive relationship. and we're also in consultation, in dialogue these individuals you mentioned, and we believe that we will be able to rectify the violations very soon, an

she was by young, very ambitious holland. she's one of the best young ones that i have i have worked with but less than a year into the job, attackers struck it was a saturday morning in june of 2021. that's a monday tasha and her driver were on their way to work. they never made it to the office. bomb exploded, killing me. i had seen on the news that there had been an explosion target killing and i got 5 and i called colleagues, i was like, what's going on with it? what's nice not taking help her phone. natasha is older sister, lima lives in the us. after hearing the news that her sister had been killed, she took the 1st flight she could back to cobble. as i showed it appeared from the face of the work people who were tell me the man natasha and a good place right now for me was like no, she wanted to live. she had so many dreams to live. natasha was born in pakistan where her family sought refuge during the taliban years. i have business her coming to the word from the 1st day of that and she was really happy baby. she was

they were traveling on a holland america cruise ship. firefighters on the peninsula trying to figure out what caused a pile of tires to catch fire. it started about 4:00 p.m. near etter vans boulevard. right off highway 101. another look at that thick smoke. you couldn't miss it. the intersection was shut down and reopened 7:30. share your thoughts and ask for prayers. a new feature facebook rolled out. a parade fit for a gold medallist. the celebration for one gymnast today. >> watching a warming trend this week. valleys in the 90s and return of thunderstorms across parts of northern california. including the bay area. a look at this coming up. alaska airlines as the bay area's newest global airline, so you can fly to more places around the world. now alaska mileage plan members can easily earn and redeem miles worldwide. that means up to 1,000 worldwide destinations, and elite priority check-in and boarding, and elite international lounge access. that's a big deal for a big world of travel. go global with alaska airlines and oneworld.

this includes marine base quantico and holland air force base in new mexico. as of today, fort pickett has a capacity of 1000 afghans. we are working with the other two installations to finalize their respective capacities. additionally, while not a task force, u.s. northern command is supporting operation allies refuge with services and additional forces, including assisting with managing the flow of evacuees at dulles airport and philadelphia international airport. additional sites are possible. here's a snapshot of some of the numbers you will see if task force. task force people at fort lee, virginia stood up in july and has a capacity for 1750. today, they have supported 1600 47 afghan special immigrant visa applicants and their families. nearly half of them have completed the process and moved on with the support of the department of state. nongovernmental or inter-government for mental organizations and bulger organizations. fort bliss currently has a capacity of 5000 and received afghans on saturday, august 21. they have supported 2160 afghans , a mix

identified them is 69-year-old mark henderson and six-year-old jacqueline compline visiting alaska and holland american line crew ship on thursday and the couple was returning from a sightseeing excursion on a floatplane when it crashed in the alaskan wilderness. everybody on board was killed and investigators are working to retrieve the wreckage. >>> investigating a deadly crash on 101 early this morning near the rohnert park expressway. authorities say a man was standing outside of his car when a truck driver ran into the car and the impact pushed him into another lane where he was struck and killed by another truck. >>> some sad news out of san jose where young girl died after losing control of her bicycle and the girl was riding her bicycle downhill yesterday on delroy drive when she lost control and it hit the curve on curried drive and they say she was thrown from it by can hit a concrete retaining wall. she wasn't wearing a helmet and died from her injuries. this was san jose's 36 traffic fatality of year. >>> a push to get more people vaccinated in san francisco. ka afestival are teami

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