janice: this is part of the unevenness.re has been a switch in composition of consumption toward durable goods, toward manufactured goods and away from services because of the nature of the shock we have had, and on top of that, because of supply constraints and the support for the economy, savings has really jumped up. there is a lot of capacity for spending, but some of the things that might normally recover during an upturn i really constrained, either because of the nature of stock, because it is covid and fewer people are taking user services or because there are restraints on the goods people went to immediately as soon as they had spending power. taylor: janice eberly, professor at northwestern university, i really appreciate your time and for joining us this friday afternoon. meanwhile, caroline hyde is going to do her best impression of telling me what the heck is a digital dollar. we will get into it. chair powell did not really speak about the central bank's digital currencies today but made it clear he wants the

. >> emily: janice, this is emily. i wanted to ask you about the findings in the report about the retaliation by the administration against these women who came forward. do you experience a taste of that when you used your platform and strength to speak up about your family situation and the egregious nature of the administration's handling in the nursing home in covid deaths? i wanted to get your thoughts on those allegations and conclusions now of retaliation by this administration that you experience. >> janice: i believe 1000%. i experienced it on a smaller level from one of his top aides that said "she doesn't know anything except the weather." come up with something more original as a party. i also heard from other people saying you go against this guy and are going to have a mark next to you and to watch your back. those are the things i was hearing when i was starting to tell my family's story. i believe those women were demeaned. i believe that his aides were calling employers and friends to find out dirt on t

janice: there you go. steve: thanks, janice.kayleigh mcenany is going to sound off on that in the next hour. but, first, a mother outraged over critical race theory in the classroom joins us live after being silenced by her school board. >> i want to know are you teaching crt to our teachers? and if not, why -- [no microphone] [crowd boos] it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. get ready - our most popular battery is even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. ♪ ♪ ainsley: pennsylvania school board president facing calls to resign after confiscating the microphone from a mom who was speaking out against critical race theory. watch. >> i group during the revolution. i have my mother land has been rav valued by communism. sitting through a board meeting that was divided up it's right against crt. that side for crt. what a complete nightmare. >> your time. >> no, no. >

janice, some of the images are so hard to watch.u worry for what we'll see when the sun comes up today and even the upcoming days. >> that's a good point. with the land-falling system, we don't get to go into the really terrible areas until days later. we've got drones that can go up and look at the damage and i fear that once the sun comes up and we can get some kind of visual image of the damage, it's going to be catastrophic. this will be one of the worst hurricanes that's ever hit the coast of louisiana. last year they had four land-falling tropical systems including laura which is 150-mile-an-hour sustained windstorm and of course the fact that the power is out in new orleans is not good either because they rely on that you power to get the pumping systems working and the water out, because we are below sea level in a lot of these areas and that is the concern. you look at the satellite imagery and things are weakening, right, and that's a good sign but the damage is already done in some of these areas and that's when the reali

janice dean, i know everybody on the panel wants to talk with you. >> kayleigh: janice, you mention this is not the end but perhaps just the beginning. the judiciary committee. this was just one component of where they were looking at. you mentioned nursing home deaths. they likewise are researching or looking into, rather, the usurping of state resources for family members and personal favors and also a cover-up pertaining to bolts on the mario cuomo bridge. where you think comes next? the nursing home scandal that has been so dear and near to your heart. >> i have been talking with assemblies. they've been in this fight for a long time with me. it has nothing to do with politics. the governor likes to say this is all about politics really person that was making it political with him. a democrat was affected personally by his uncle. losing his life in a nursing home because of covid. we have the same goal. not let the issue go away. he has assured me, as late -- he will continue his fight in the assembly to make sure our family members get answers and accountability. i'm not sure what t

janice, we'll start with you. you were as surprised and then you actually need to comment that you never thought this day would happen. you are in a state of shock. you thought it was some divine intervention and he's going to blame everybody else today. >> i really did. i thought he was going to follow his own playbook which is blame, blame, blame. "the new york post" and fox news, god, mother nature, the women. not him of course. just a misunderstanding from these women who we groped. that's what i thought he was going to do today. and then he started to say well, you know, i want new yorkers to be tough and i love new yorkers and i love this states i think instead of an impeachment, i'm going to resign. i was shocked but i'll tell you this. yesterday we had all morel for my in-laws. finally after after a year and a half and not evil to have a wake or funeral or last rites or see them before they died and we had it at shawn's father's firehouse, 323. for 23 years he was a firefighter. my husband said wouldn't it

>> first, i want to thank janice dean for her courage in speaking out. smearing and retaliation that anyone who has opposed governor cuomo faces on a day-to-day basis. we saw that in today's reports, the toxic workplace culture, the top cuomo aides who are paid for by the new york state taxpayers, smeared and illegally retaliated against these brave women who came forward so we are going to continue to fight for accountability and justice for every new yorker, not just in this case, but of course we want to pursue the impeachment proceedings but janice is right, we need to make sure there is justice for the voiceless. those seniors come over 15,000 lost their lives because of the illegal actions of governor cuomo so i am proud to stand with janice dean, regardless of whether the governor is impeached or not, we will continue to fight for justice for the seniors who lost their lives because of his illegal act of overseeing positive covid back in nursing homes. >> sean: we will stay on both issues as they develop and thank you both for being with us tonigh

janice joins us now.r me to get through that knowing what you have gone through here, janice. this is unbelievably brutal and to watch his defense of what the attorney general so clearly laid out with evidence. his defense it appeared was to blame the victims. how are you doing, janice? >> you know, i don't know how i'm doing to be honest with you. i feel like i've been steadfast, kept my posture straight and i'm trying to get through it. but there are breaking moments and i feel like i'm reaching that. i want accountability and he continues to blame everyone and everything else. he has done it from the very beginning. he is like a broken record. to go in front of these women who were abused by him, assaulted and saying it is because they don't understand what i'm trying to do, you know, like i've always been this way. it is so disgusting. every day he is still in power i have to shake my head and say new yorkers, wake up. this guy is -- he should no longer be the governor of new york. >> sandra: you are

human aerobic or partied and use of a janice is doing to use in in the bided team with his disabilityal time as critics say what they save the world when you see this behavior in the administration read. guest: i think the facts will speak louder than the words and have an immediate crisis where we have our own citizens behind enemy lines as well as afghans with empty honor of serving information safe and also in harm's w way. horn not getting them out fast enough and that is a crisis we also have long-term pricesot whh is that the taliban controls afghanistan, is onene of the terrorist sponsored state rated a three-pronged threat from their al qaeda, isis and intel event itself and they'll have us in the crosshairs and the biden administration might want to think they called her ended and endless work and i don't agree. the no is still going to go on and when the crosshairs of our enemies and they're going to look for uss and were not going to have an opportunity like we would if we had an intelligence printed military capabilities to detect those threats way out left and my concern

i know yesterday was a big day, janice. janice. i saw your tweets. you were like it's happening.ve wha you were seeing happen in that moment? did you think it would come to that? >> i thought in the beginning it was going to be sort of the same broken record of blaming everybody, blaming the i didn't do it, i didn't mean to, you know, with the nursing homes it was all about god and mother nature and the new york post and it was political and fox news and donald trump so i was waiting for him to dig in his heels and then when you kind of heard him, his trajectory went towards i love new york, i want to be -- i want to be there for new yorkers, i want to do the right thing and i thought oh, my gosh, he's resigning. when you think of it. he had no other choice. he was backed into a corner. and his people from his administration were jumping off the sinking ship. so why would he want to go through weeks and weeks of impeachment because that is exactly the road they were going down. todd: now that you've had a few literal minutes of sleep, you didn't get a lot of sleep yesterday to di

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janice, i don't think this guy is done, do you? janice: i think he is done.s done. brian: ron, do you think he thinks he is done. >> i believe he is politically con but knowing him he is probably thinking of some sort of a comeback plan and it's up to us to hold him accountable and expose the truth so he -- there is no way for him to come back into the public space. especially in he gets imimpeached. janice: i love you ron i love your family thank you. >> i love you too, janice. ainsley: god bless you both. brian: get through 1 more days of him. ainsley: 6:50 on the east coast. coming up tucker carlson waking up early and joining us live this morning. brian: he looks wide awake there. steve: folks in virginia county fighting back against critical race theory in the classroom. one father who was arrested for refusing to stay quiet is going to join us live. you'll hear from him coming up next. there he goes. ♪ ♪ steve: all right. five minutes before the top of the hour. time for quick headlines. look at that. u.s. stocks closing at record highs after the senate

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carley: janice dean joins us live. we heard steve say even though it's a tropical depression, people still need to be careful as they head out on the roads this morning. >> absolutely. we have a lot of heavy rainfall and certainly gusty winds and the area of low pressure is moving slowly so it's going to bring in moisture off the atlantic and bring the potential for more flash flooding throughout the day today for the northeast. so there is where this system is right now, it is a tropical depression, 30-mile-an-hour sustained winds and you can see the legacy of the storm, easts of bermuda, up to the northeast, got backed in from the area of high pressure, the bermuda high. that's why we got the results we did, over 9 inches in some areas of heavy rainfall and it's going to linger because it has nothing to steer it very quickly so this system is going to be with us over the next day or so and then it finally moves out towards the atlantic and atlantic canada has to deal with it but it will be a weaker system. flood advi

jillian: janice will join us later in this hour.d: president biden taking aim at republican governors for banning mask mandate is a very in cases there is. jillian: the president's message. >> reporter: as the surgeon in delta cases continues president biden is demanding some gop governors support mask mandate or at least stop impeding them. >> the escalation of cases is particularly concentrated in states with low vaccination rates, just two states, florida and texas, account for one third of all new covid 19 cases in the entire country, just two states. we need leadership from everyone. some governors not willing to do the right thing. if you are not going to help, at least get out of the way. >> reporter: last week out of 100,000 new cases in the us, texas and florida accounted for one third of them. the president's approval rating for his handling of covid has taken a symbol, it stand that 53%, down from 62%, five months ago. despite white house recommendations several stateside legislation to stop forced masking on the public a

let's bring in janice dean who is with us now. janice, good morning to you.ink? >> i don't think so. i don't think he is going to resign at all. i think it is going to take an impeachment. i did hear he does listen to one person, president joe biden and he takes his advice into account but just don't think it is going to happen. they will have to take him kicking and screaming. ashley: interesting you mentioned that because white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden has no plan to ask the governor to step down. listen to this very quickly. >> president believes governor cuomo should do the right thing, resign, leave space for future leadership in new york. >> why not pick up the phone and ask him to resign at this point? >> the president was pretty clear publicly. he asked him to resign yesterday. ashley: there you go he asked him to resign yesterday. you know, janice, certainly we've had nothing from the cuomo camp to indicate this, you've been battling this governor quite some time on the issue of the thousands of people who died after he pu

check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice? get into because we had storm surge over 1 feet of storm surge and over 12 inches of rainfall in some of these regions and new orleans is really one of the most if not the most vulnerable area in terms of below sea level and those pumps are working overtime. prayers tout all the folks in louisiana this was actually the strongest in terms of millie bars moving across louisiana, tied for laura last year which brought devastating damage as well as a category. tornado risk is going to be ongoing today for parts of mississippi and alabama and the florida panhandle. we still have strong wind gusts, tropical storm wind gust for duration of hours because this storm is slowing down now. and that's going to mean more of a heavy rain threat and flooding for areas that have been saturated by inches and inches of rain over the last week or so. we had henri of course for the northeast of england and tennessee a stalled front brought 17 inches of rain last week. it's not a good news story. it's phas

hi janice. >> hi cat.: i think is astounding and not shocking at all that he has not resigned yet. where do you think we will stand with this, based on your experience by august 13? >> he is not going anywhere. it is going to take him kicking and screaming from the governor's mansion. i have also heard he does take one person's advice and that would be joe biden. i think joe biden needs to get on the phone and say hey man, time to step down. even that i don't think is going to make him do that. kat: know he does not seem capable. notes you dealt with some people from his team smearing it to the press because of course she wanted to find out what happened to your family members who died concerns about what his experience with him over the past, over a year now? >> he is a bully. all of his behavior is because the power he has had for 11 years in albany. he does not know anything about power and privilege. he has been a privilege, him and his brother with equal mono name for decades now. i am looking forward

janice, thank you very much. >> you've got it.esident biden's deadline for troops to leave afghanistan. todd: ashley strohmier live with the new reporting on this attack. >> reporter: overnight, u.s. officials say several rockets were tack down by an anti-missile defense system. no deaths have been reported. the trucks rockets were fired from seen engulfed in flames, this comes hours after a u.s. drone strike on a vehicle containing at least one suicide bomber. central command said the strike thwarted an imminent isis-k threat, saying we are confident we hit the target, significant secondary explosions from the vehicle indicated the presence of a substantial amount of explosive material. command said there was no indications of civilian casualties but the new york times reported as many as nine people were killed including three children. the president, his deadline, just hours away. hundreds of people lined up outside the airport, hoping for their chance to escape. the state department says at least 250 americans are still trying

joining me janice dean. terrible circumstances that you have faced and your family has faced as a result of governor cuomo's decision. give us your opinion on all of this. janice: resignation is not accountability although i'm really with what happened this week, i'm glad he's stepping aside because he doesn't deserve to lead anymore. we still want investigations to go forward including the ones of nursing homes. why did he cover-up around the timeline when he was selling 5 million-dollar book and the scandals involving the women, the sexual harassment and assault, the friends and family covid tests that he gave to his buddies including chris cuomo when nursing homes could not get any covid tests to test incoming patients. maria: yeah, i was thinking about this yesterday, janice. i don't understand why cuomo did not put seniors into the comfort ship. i mean, president trump at the time talked a lot about sending these ships to the new york harbor so that they could be just covid medical spaces. and, you know

we will have full political and legal analysis with gregg jarrett, janice dean, new york congresswomanse stefanik. but for us while the a fake news cnn, ms c&c obsessively worries about all that dangerous freedom that exists in states like florida and texas, not well in york city, there may or, conrad bill de blasio, just announced a citywide of vaccine passport mandate. these are the new rules.ne anyone who wants to dine indoors or go to a gym or do pretty much anything inside it, you will need to present documents proving that you have been vaccinated. remember, for months now democrats insisted that, while all forms of voter i.d., they are racist. they called the voter verification and voter i.d. laws jim crow of.d the 21st 21st century, jim crow 2.0. but apparently identification for daily activity as it is democratic democratic approved, just like attending the dnc, we want to see a congressman or woman or senator from your estate or getting a bottle of wine or six-pack of beer, you need photo i.d. now they want you to have identification to prove that you've been vaccinated just

senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking ida and where it is heading next. janice? 15 inches in parts of louisiana, new orleans proper over 13 inches, the good news is the pumps are working. they were working the power is out. we are expecting power to be out for days maybe weeks. that's my biggest concern because the temperatures are going to be very warm into the 90's with humidity that's going to be a big problem going forward. we had wind gusts in excess of 170 miles per hour. the storm has weakened but now the legacy is going to be the heavy rainfall 4 to 6 inches of rain in a day or so. that could break records. the fact is the that ground is already saturated from henri and we had incredible flood advisories millions of people people here. wednesday and thursday trying time for people across the northeast there is the additional rainfall. you don't be see that a lot, okay? so, and this storm is not even going to have it name anymore but the fact that it's going to bring 4 to 6, even 8 inches of rain in a very short period of time that is going to be a huge st

it says it's carried out air strikes against deisel enough janice down following the cobble airport. and i don't know whether my family is my wife. i children, we hear from victims of the airport bombing that killed at least 175 people ah robots and this is all the 0 life. and also coming up fed up with waiting thousands of african refugees in india say they still haven't been granted asylum the birthday party was left up by the off to taste argentine as president is invited for breaking corporate 19 rules. ah, the us says it's carried out airstrikes against iceland, eastern afghanistan, the attacks and neither hop province follow a warning from president joe biden, that his forces would hunt done those behind 1st, a suicide bombing outside cobble airport. at least 175 people were killed, including 13 us troops. gabriel, alexander has more from washington, dc. the us central command to saying that a drone attack strike if you will hit a, i saw k planner in the words of the us central command. and that the strike was successful and killed that person. they said this happened in easter

how is there a pursuit noval and how they've been successful and janice done. but at the same time it's still a danger of becoming a terror. why it's kind of running and live in northern syria now with us support. why is there more terrorism all over the world? it's because of tony blair and george bush, it's because of the neocons who started this war on terror. so if anything, the world is become even more unsafe. and if there's, if there's any country that's going to become a terror hub, and we're talking about of denison becoming a hub again, it's their fault. what about the situation at cobb lab pulled? it had to come chaotically, deadly in the past week or so was the pentagon right to block access to afghans? no, of course not. i mean, let's look at this just completely here. the united states military, hijacked, the couple international airport, could you imagine if you know the, the iraqi army just hijacked, j f. k. international new york for their own purposes with the americans? did what nato troops did, is they, they use their resources to get their

allow unhindered humanitarian access and safe, and orderly evacuations, or the committee to protect janice's warning that women in particular risk of taliban persecution. it says since the taliban took power to prominent female journalists have been borrowed from their jobs. meanwhile, friday prayers were held across the country the 1st time since the taliban took control. fighters joined civilians and mos they were called for unity. mike, hannah has more on the us reaction with this report from washington. beyond the grim scenes round couple, airport us is continuing to ramp puppets efforts to evacuated citizens. it's also sent more state department officials to kuwait and cutter to process special immigrant. these as president biden has reiterated his commitment to st. b. evacuate every american citizen who wants to leave, along with thousands of guns who worked with the us. he's also described the last week as heartbreaking, and warns the mission remains dangerous. make no mistake. this evacuation mission is dangerous and evolves risks to armed forces. and it's been conducted under diffic

i think the investigation is regarding corruption and janice and the american involvement. then it should have started in 2002 when the americans invaded and occupied at janice ban because they brought in a way of corruption with them. very ordinary people have become enormously rich the previous word or 2, or just demand or maybe, or a strong man. now, multi millionaire, only 2 percent of the gets to the target population. most of the other money leaves up can need that through contracts by americans in foreigners or through simple theft, corruption and clipped. are still ahead painting the town, read quite literally the notorious environmental campaign group extension rebellion returns to the streets of london, hoping a change of color for some buildings. will portal parties have a change of heart over a brewing? i met a much and we'll talk about, but i'm much more in junk tonight. ah, i join me every 1st day on the alex summon show when i was speaking to guess on the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the ah, me, you know, look at

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stuart: i wish we had that problem we have janice restored to audio virtue, we will get back to janicefrom louisiana, we have this for you hospitals in louisiana, texas, south carolina their running low on oxygen, is that ida or covid. lauren: that is covid the vaccination rates are under 50% you have the hospitalization rates surging in patients needs beds and stuff but they need oxygen to in the hospitals in those areas are having to use emergency supply 12 hours left of oxygen and it's also happening 40, west virginia mississippi in the storm could make this worse if you can't get supplies and because of the weather where you really need them this is a covid story more than a storm. stuart: let's have a look of storm supply stocks, we will do that, janice is ready, show me janice dean janice dean will tell us where ida is tracking. >> of course i will, my batteries are all working, that is a good news, live television the weather person forgets to change the batteries and will talk about the tornado threat across the florida panhandle, mississippi, alabama, this is well east of the

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dion: it was a day to celebrate the life of janice mirikitani at glide memorial church.he cofounder and former glide foundation president passed away july 29. her widower remembered his longtime partner. >> my god, what a destiny. janice m times. and letting it all hang out. so that she could say one day, didn't want to die. not me. dion: mirikitani was the daughter of japanese immigrants. she found her calling with glide in the late 1960's. she was a writer and san francisco's second poet laureate. turning once again to the weather and the heat will subside a little bit, at least for the inland parts of the bay area. drew: improving conditions not only in temperatures, but also in our sky conditions over the next couple days. today, certainly hazy no matter where you are. satellite over the bay area, this is from today, you can see all that smoke creating a haze. the marine layer, very close to the surface, helping keep the smoke from really impacting our air quality. most of us have good to moderate air quality. fresh air is on the the near surface smoke. tomorrow when

todd: coming up later this morning, janice dean on the forefront of this the entire time, joe con !1ñ?ñ?with more reaction from te fallout from the resignation. jillian: the senate passing the $3.5 trillion budget blueprint paving the way for the massive spending bill, this as conservatives are slamming the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed the senate yesterday. todd: as you look at the senate floor there, griff jenkins has more on the breakdown of the bill. >> reporter: very busy there, the senate just moments ago. you can look there live on the senate floor. what they're doing now is getting ready for the larger movement of the bill. what has passed is the budget resolution. that's the framework that will pave the way for consideration of this $3.5 trillion bill which includes things like free preschool and community college and climate change initiatives which republicans have opposed universally, the budget resolution framework passing 50-49, all republicans opposing it, one republican senator mike rounds absent in it but it will move forward, so you can see

o >> janice was absolutely a giant amongst us, not just because of the high heels she wore. >> what iways remember about her is how truly great she was. dion: m francisco's poet laureate. san francisco bayview neighborhood is making a name for itself with a big and bold statement. take a look. abc 7 news was there today for the official unveiling of the eight foot tall letters that greet people at third street near mead avenue. the letters, spelling out "bayview," are installed at the end of april and are supposed to be visible from highway 101. cruise wrapped up the project with landscaping and covering the letters with colorful tiles that come from the neighborhood. it is really nice to see that revitalization. hopefully the weather matches. drew: we have that wide range of temperatures beyond. comfortable temperatures inland. we are not only dealing with hot temperatures but also some moderate air quality. certainly see some haze in our sky right now. let's see pictures outside, we will start with emeryville. our marine layer beginning to make its way inland from the coast right no

janice: he does. ainsley: such fun. steve: thank you.d next tuesday, but how much pressure does this put on u.s. troops who are on the ground? general don bullock served 10 tours in afghanistan to fight the terror group and he is here live next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things lo

. >> janice holds a special place in the pantheon of courageous champions for equity bringing voice to the voiceless and shiny light on the human condition and always a truth teller and she took fearlessness to an entirely different level. >> there were live performances and poetry and remarks from janice's husband. >>> people want to keep the great highway off-limits to cars held a rally today shut down during the pandemic and some locals got used to the roadway being car free and they want to keep it that way. what petitions are being passed around to completely reopen it, others gathered along the four- lane road with signs urging cars staff the highway and residents who live nearby say they liked using it to bike and walk and do just about everything but drive on it. >> one of my daughters learn to skateboard out here and they have all learned to scooter and my youngest is where they learn to be able to run. >> a lot of people like to use it to just drive and like most other city streets they will be doing that after all when the highway reopens tomorrow. >>> a lot of people outdoo

out a grown strike on a would be suicide for which allegedly killed 9 people including children on janice in. i'm not going to give you give us president joe biden ducks house of on throwing afghan. it's dawn related questions, laptops, the qualities of the pool and us troops killed in last week's talk in cobble britain. whoa, just for that trans onto monitoring. let him down as a super duper mission at this point and in the late have been all special investigation fairies. we continue to explore issues around transgender inmates being placed in women's presence. sometimes with di of consequences will be hearing a patrol law, one female convict 13, the who's you all watching audience, national, we are live from the russian capital from everyone here in the news room belongs to . welcome to on usa. well, we'll be starting this out with our continuing coverage of unfinished down histone as the country has entered its week on to taliban rule reports from the capitol early this monday morning claimed that the u. s. has intercepted 5 rockets targeted couple port on teams were downstairs in the

out a drone drive on a would be suicide format, allegedly killing 9 people including children on janice. and i'm not going to get in the us president terabyte and docs out of on spring down. it's john related questions, not the bodies of pool and us troops killed. and last week that talked to cobble returned home distraught relatives onto mounting on the game and let him down those reports to mission at this point and tell him in the latest in our special investigation series. so we continue to explore issues around transgender inmate being placed in women's prison. sometimes a dire consequences will be hearing of the trauma. one female convict went through the ah, hello and welcome. we are live foremost from our national world news center can help you with a much gonna start with some breaking news. and of course our continuing coverage of defense in afghanistan has the country has entered its thought weak under taliban rule. now reports from the capital on this monday morning claim the u. s. has intercepted 5 rockets targeted a couple at port smoke could be seen rising over the city s

take any questions or go ahead on janice dan, i'm not going to give you this man runs at the mention of being held accountable. and so the issues that he bad responsibility for joe, no questions, biden biden has no clue what's going on. he won't answer any questions on up gadson because he can't answer any questions and get instant he's not all there mentally. time for him to resign. i'm not supposed to answer questions, isn't he? the boss who is running this show? pen of the dad was on the camp, pedals had an military base in california. dozens of people have been named flowers at the entrance to the fight. the dead comprised of 9 marines. i'm a sailor most when early twenties, those paying their respects on demanding offered government, let him down the leaders and as you feel this through goods through but mission at this point and tell him to send them in like that. you never want to. you never want to see something like that happen. and so that's that's it. so yeah, as far back and there's not enough words to express. i feel right now, but i just, you know, i feel that somebody

and the crew is in the countries and capital and following the development janice, in not going to give us president job. i've got a volunteering, i've gotten a call related questions about the bodies of the fallen us troops killed in last week's airport bama talking to cobbled return destroyed veterans, but demanding on him and let him down as you feel to do a mission at this point and tell him i it is monday evening in moscow on this the 30th of august. what can be a headlines for when are you into national? i'm role research. i will survive as of thursdays, suicide bombing at combo lab, board of exclusive we told our crew enough dentist on that a number of those killed were actually shocked by us troops who opened fire in the aftermath of the explosion. jerry, micah with them managed to escape, was saw that they were shooting people in the stomach and in the had from all sides non just into the air. mostly americans were shooting shut down, there was a crowd, everyone tried to flee, and apparently the american store that there were terrorists amana who could still make an explosion.

rockets targeting the size of the truth in the countries capital and following the latest develop janice in, i'm not going to give you give us president joe biden ducks out of answering us janice done related question. others, the bodies of before when us troops killed in last week's apple bomb, returned home, destroy veterans demanding in government. let him down those report super duper mission at this point and tell him i good evening and welcome to says anti international survivors of thursday. suicide bombing comp lamp would have exclusively told our crew and afghan this done that the number of those killed was shot by us troops that they had open fire in the aftermath of the explosion, which micah with them managed to escape. but we saw that they were shooting people in the stomach and in the had from all sides. not just into the air, mostly americans were shooting shut down, there was a crowd, everyone tried to flee, and apparently the american store that there were terrorists amana who could still make an explosion. so they opened fire explosions, killed few again, because it hap

the janice dan, i'm not going to give you, give us president joe biden duck out of answering. i've gotten a storm related questions about the bodies of the fall in us troops killed in last week's airport attack. return home and destroy veterans are looking for answers and government led him down to business through the big mission at this point. and i'm in the latest in our special investigation theory as we continue to explore issues around transgender inmates being placed inside of women's prison. sometimes with dire consequences, all the program will be hearing up a trauma. one female conflict allegedly went for ah, very what, welcome to you for all of us here at the international in moscow is now just off the 11 pm on monday. we do start this hour with afghanistan, which is bracing for further. cale soft. last week's suicide bombing at cobble airport. this comes out. the last us troops are due to leave the capital on tuesday . in fact, it is now after midnight in cub ball on the 31st of august. meanwhile, survivors of last week's blas have spoken exclusively to our crew. a

i think the investigation is regarding corruption and janice and the american involvement. then it should have started in 2002 when the americans invaded and occupied at janice ban because they rog in a way, corruption with them very ordinary people have become enormously rich. the previous wars who are just demand or maybe, or a strong man. now, multi millionaire, only 2 percent of the aid gets to the target population. most of the other money leaves up can need that through contracts by americans in foreigners, or through simple theft corruption. alright, so the come of the program here on our tea. hungary is now engulfed with disputes over its possible exit from the e. you offer a pro government newspaper cold for a possible national debate about a potential hucks it that some of the stories for you to in the mix. we're back in just the join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the news me back guys are financial survival guys. housing level. oh, you mean

flight has left the country where it's now half past 3 in the morning on the 31st deadline day out janice, and i'm not going to give us president joe biden ducks out of answering afghanistan related questions. that's as the bodies of the fallen us troops killed in last week. airport bomb attack and cobbled return home to strong veteran are looking, for instance, let him down to liter through britain mission at this point. and then the latest in our special investigation series. we continue to explore issues around transgender inmate being placed in women's prison. sometimes with dire consequences, we will be hearing of the trauma on one female convict allegedly what she went ah, the broadcast from the report studios in moscow. this is our to international john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start this hour with some breaking news from afghanistan. where does now just after half past 3 in the morning. the pentagon has just confirmed that the last u. s. evacuation flight has departed from cobble, thus bringing america's 20 year presence in the country to an end of corres

i think the investigation is regarding corruption and janice and the american involvement. then it should have started in 2002 when the americans invaded and occupied at janice ban because they brought in a way of corruption with them. very ordinary people have become enormously rich. the previous wards who are just demand or maybe, or a strong man. now, multi millionaire, only 2 percent of the aid gets to the target population. most of the other money leaves that can need that through contracts by americans in foreigners or through simple theft corruption, a laptop proceed to international sofa come in. the program is hungary now looking for its very own breakfast. a pro government newspaper is calling for a national debate about a potential hucks is a moral that just a minute. ah . join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask in you know, look at the low ball, but let me say what's happening as