that was i jennifer ward speaking to me a jennifer ward speaking to me a little bit earlier.lf of 18— 3a —year—olds polled said that they pray at least once a month compared with 24% of those aged 55 and over. here's our report. sunset encarta. afterward, yasmine and herfriends sunset encarta. afterward, yasmine and her friends gather for basketball. all muslim women in their �*20s, they planned their games around islamic prayer times. my faith around islamic prayer times. m faith gives me around islamic prayer times. mg faith gives me purpose in this life. it is something that reminds me every day, kind of, why i am here, and it's kind of what i base on my aspirations around, so, to excel in this wild and then to excel in the next as well.— this wild and then to excel in the next as well. this study suggests that ouna next as well. this study suggests that young people _ next as well. this study suggests that young people are _ next as well. this study suggests that young people are more - next as well. this study suggests | that young people are more likely next as well. th

ward. jennifer that was katie austin. let's speak now to jennifer ward. ojennifer ward. jennifer is a student paramedic who on friday struggled to find a petrol station with diesel to fill up the ambulance. jennifer, thank you for joining us on bbc news. it beggars belief, doesn't it, that you couldn't get to fill an ambulance to help somebody will stop just tell us what happened. i help somebody will stop 'ust tell us what happenedfi help somebody will stop 'ust tell us what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 _ what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 shift _ what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 shift working - what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 shift working in - what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 shift working in sx. i was on a 1010 shift working in sx. we had done several hundred miles that day, we had been all over the place. we got back to the station and we said it's about seven o'clock, we should probably try and get fuel. we had been having updates throughout the day that that was quite

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own jennifer griffen reporting multiple american babies whose parents are green card holders unable to get past the taliban to get to the airport. they're trapped behind enemy lines. cnn's clarissa ward, i think did a phenomenal job talked about a family from texas all with u.s. passports who were also unable to escape. a three year old american boy from sack meant offensive line california couldn't also get out, also trapped tonight. and last night, an interviewer with an american woman named sarah, who is also desperate to get out herself. you know what?o you don't think this could have gone any better, joe? you don't think that doing this in may, june, july? we show you the map every night. wewe give you the dates and the time and the quick geographical possession of the taliban. you knew they were on the march. now the intel community is releasing information because they're not going to take blame for your mistake. you really think anyone's going to buy your lies from today? do you think we're that dumb? are you that dumb? this evacuation could not have been any worse, and it's going to get worse. but, get this. according to joe, we're all just overreacting. overreacting. left t

the bob wood ward book talking to his chinese counterparts treason behavior or just routine conversations as the pentagon has put it, that involves much more than the general himself. jenniferagon. jennifer? reporter: hi, neil. first of all, treason is usually a term that is associated with being at war and the u.s. is not at war with china, so that term is really not appropriate in this situation. the pentagon takes issue with the reporting that suggests that general milley's calls to china were secret, the content of those calls was classified, but they add, the calls were fully briefed to the appropriate civilian leaders at the defense department, at the white house, state department, and to the intel community. acting defense secretary chris miller has walked back his statement to fox news that he did not authorize the milley call to his chinese counterpart, he now tells politico, "looking back i imagine there was a exchange between us and our staff about coordinating phone calls and messages for the day." >> i can tell you, frequent communication with two countries like russia and china is not a typical at all for a chairman of the joint chiefs, and those communication