>> kayleigh: john james, what is our leverage, if anything? the previous administration, with this administration, obama administration, we show you can go from prison to the palace. previous administration, go from threatening american lives from the frontlines straight to hell. this is the punishment that happenss for people who threaten americans and our lives. i am opposed to war for war's sake, i hate wor. but at the same time, we must protect american interest and let our allies know we can be trusted and our enemies know that we are not to be underestimated. >> harris: joey jones said rather than take prisoners off the battlefield, you have to kill them all, his words. >> john: well, have you to be careful, we don't want to be the enemy we are fighting. we only kill combatants. human rights are never divorced from foreign policy and make sure down to lowest level we enforce that. never can revenge come into the tactics that we deploy. as an officer, i recognize and i've been in those situations and we have to make sure that we give our

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james. >> the john as an james l night foundation, fostering engaged communities. -- the john s. james l. knight foundation. >>nd with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the "newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: the u.s. says it has assurances from the taliban that evacuations of afghans who want to leave the country can continue after president biden's evacuation deadline of august 31, but the taliban continues to harass and impede passage throughout kabul. even with more evacuation flights out, throngs of people desperate to flee keep coming. >> afghanistan has known much tragedy in recent decades, but the cruelty of this moment in history is staggering. the desperation here intensifies every day. people know the americans will leave soon and quite likely leave them behind. u.s. marines and british soldiers hold the line against a swell of terrified afghans. meanwhile, the taliban watch the owds of people fleeing their rule andir

then we also have other examples of the bibles that they brought with them the kim john -- king james bible, geneva bible. we have the french bible which will be protestants who are seeking freedom from religious persecution in france. just as the puritans were seeking refuge from persecution in europe at the time. and also the very first bible printed in america that elliott indian bible it is a very rare bible that tells a dramatic story of puritans who came here to specifically reach the indigenous people. so not only are they presented with at that time the first -- but now no something you would be introduced. and this would be literacy. the development of their language and an opportunity to progress in educational perspective. and from that we came over -- a textbook that would be used for education. and although the museum presents a non sectarian story this is part of that story as well. in the very last thing that we have here is william penn. and when we are talking about that earlier the pennsylvania was literally established seeking refuge from religious persecution. but

james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. more at kf.org.ncer: and with the ongoing support of these institutions. ♪ and, friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions by viewers like you. thank you. william: the taliban is closing in on the afghan capital, after a week that has seen much of the country fall under their control. the first of 3000 american troops arrived at the airport. their mission, support the near-total evacuation of american personnel and afghans, quickly. in a matter of days, the taliban has blitzed across afghanistan, and are now close to kabul. today, another province roughly 50 miles from the capital. this map shows where the taliban were threatening in april when president biden announced the full troop withdrawal. this map shows in red areas captured as of monday by the taliban, the provincial capitals they have taken. here is where they are today. the taliban release this video claiming to have seized afghan army helicopters in the country's th

financial services firm raymond james. the john s. and james l. knight foundation.at kf.org. ♪ announcer: and with the ongoing support of these institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by t corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like u. thank you. judy: -- stephanie: we will return to judy woodruff after the latest headlines. the u.s. economy has turned in hiring numbers as it powers back from pandemic losses. the labor departments 943,000 jobs in july, beating projections. the unemployment rate fell to 5.4%. president biden said today that continued growth depends heavily on more people getting vaccinated. we will return to this after the news summary. battles escalated aoss the country over masking in schools. in florida, republicans running the state board of edution approved tuition voucherfor private schools, where public schools impose men's mandates and parents object. but new jersey's democratic governor ordered mask wearing for everyone in school buildings, public and priv

i mean, it doesn't get much better than etta james and lou and willie john. andrews. charles muscle white. >> yeah. i played on a record with him years ago. so it was great for me. >> in the travels. one of the most difficult things about being a musician is the travels. you don't miss that? >> no, i like to go to my bed. my own bed. and at the time i had two kids. and i never forget i played a regular teenager in chicago. i got to meet the members of the band with lloyd price. >> another legend. >> yeah. so some of those musicians had been on the road with lloyd price for years. >> he's still in it. >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> he only saw his kid once a year, twice a year. they were coming there through the towns. i don't want to do that and ride orphan a a bus. >> you mentioned earlier you have to check out the solos before you select a song. one of the solos is your wife. >> yeah. yeah. >> you've been married for 20 years? >> should have been. but ten. >> okay. >> yeah. i'm not saying it because it's my wife. she can really sing she's great. i always look forward.

james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcastin and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> nawaz: the death toll in yesterday's suicide bombing at a gate to kabul's airport is now drastically worse. at least 169 afghan civilians were killed, along with 13 u.s. service members. the defense department said today they believe the carnage was the work of one bomber from the islamic state in afghanistan, not two, as originally reported. meantime, evacuations continue, as the u.s. and allies flew out 12,500 more people today. more than 105,000 people have now been evacuated. again, with the support of the pulitzer center, jane ferguson reports from doha, qatar. >> reporter: a day after yesterday's deadly attack by isis-k near the kabul airport, some afghans attempted to resume daily life, and attended friday prayers. the message from th

james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. anby contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brangham: the taliban is now closing in on the afghan capital, after a week that's seen much of the country fall under their control. the first of 3,000 american troops aived today at the kabul airport. all will have arrived by the end of the weekend. their mission: support the near-total evacuation of american personnel and some afghans-- quickly. in a matter of days, the taliban has blitzed across afghanistan, taken over city after city, and are now close to the capitol city, kabul. today, logar province fell, roughly 50 miles from the capital. this map show areas where the taliban were severely threatening. this was back in april, when president biden announced the full u.s. troop withdrawal. this map shows, in red, the areas the taliban

james. our john, thank you very much. at 6. oh, one our top story this morning continues to be the dixie fire burning. >> in northern california. up in butte and plumas counties. and what we have here are 2 satellite images showing you the town of greenville. this is the view from before the dixie fire ravaged the town. you can see all the buildings there. the streets, everything clearly defined now on the right side, the after image this entire downtown section burned to the ground. every single building their reduced to a pile of rubble. that's how destructive this fire has been and it continues to grow in size 490,000 acres right now they are making progress and containment, but it's slow right now, containment is at 27%. but again, looking at these images, you really get a sense of the destruction fact aria with you and i were looking off camera at the number of structures destroyed over a 1000 and so think about that when you 0 in down on the ground and get a look at the damage like kron 4. sarah stinson is doing right now

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johns, st. james, st. charles, and the river parishes. but it worked.is was a massive storm. it lived up to its fears. and so now our priorities are, one, to continue with search and rescue. we have over 17 urban search and rescue teams down in different areas looking to help people escape from their predicament and then if you look at the next phase of this will be to restore power, to make sure we can get that done. today we had great success in restoring communications when we woke up this morning a lot of cell phone carriers didn't have necessarily coverage for people. and now that has improved remarkably. 911 was down when we talked to the mayor earlier of new orleans and we had our dhs on the ground helping. it's now been restored. we'll go also into making sure we can provide emergency food, shelter, and water. we have to do a lot of things at once but one thing we do know is we have to work with our state and local partners and nongovernmental agencies to make sure we're delivering all of the things people need because it is a very hard situatio

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james, st. john the baptist, saint maarten, st. mary, st. tammany, tangipahoa, washington, west baton rouge, and west philly siana -- feliciana. the easiest way to apply is by visiting disasterassistance.gov. if it is not possible to apply online, you can call. the toll-free telephone lines operate from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. seven days a week. i know that cell phone coverage has been very spotty. electricity is practically nonexistent for most people in southeast louisiana, and so the internet may be a problem. but you have several ways to register and you have an extended period of time in which to do so. as soon as you are able, and if you have been impacted by the hurricane and live in one of these parishes, we encourage you to register for aid. the division of administration has also announced it has closed office in the same 25 parishes. we will let you know if there are additional closures in the future. in closing, i want to ask the people of louisiana to do what you always do best, and that is he a good neighbor. take care of yo

john. okay. good morning, james is clearing out out there for most of the bay at this point.still a little gray hovering over sf, though. this is your center tower cam right here. and as you can see, there is some blue overhead, but that cameras barely sticking out of the low cloud cover that still persists threat over portions of the east bay and through the golden gate itself. most of us at this point are looking at sunshine and temperatures certainly showing that impact the sun is having double in at 67 now fairfield at 63 conquered in livermore at 66, even oakland and alameda tapping back into the 60's currently so not a lot of cool left ahead of a site to get the job runs out of the way before a hot afternoon which i'll talk about. still to come, james. all right. thank you very much, john. here's a quick check of a couple bay area bridges for you. first off, the bay bridge westbound 80 so far looking pretty good here at the 9 o'clock hour light traffic at the toll plaza. no problems getting across the span. san mateo bridge right on 92 moving from hayward out towards th

still to come, james. john, thank you. 1, is the time. let's talk about the wildfires. an update on the dixie fire burning in northern california. and what we have here just to illustrate. >> the damage and destruction that this fire has rock so far. we've got to side by side images. both showing the town of greenville on the left is the before picture. you can see the downtown street, all the buildings there. looking intact and that's not the case on the right picture. this is the after picture. the fire has gone through and you can see all the roof tops on the left have been reduced to just piles of rubble here on the right. this has been devastating for greenville in all this fire is the second largest in state history. 490,000 acres in size containment right now. just a little better than a quarter at 27%. but that's of little consolation to the folks greenville whose entire town that's been decimated. daria, let's go there now live was conversar stenson down on the ground where you can see the devastation is just horrible. sarah. >> yeah. this town is not recogniza

john parish, st. james parish. we're sending our members out there. want to be help ful to or neighbors, who really received horrific devastation as a result of this storm. we are assessing our damages this morning. we will have a unified command meeting to discuss it, but we really want to assist, because we were spared. we are extremely grateful. >> of course, you and everyone was conscious about the importance of this anniversary, this happening 16 years after. the devastation in the wake of katrina. some good news, and we were discussing this a few minutes ago, is that the levees built and reinforced post-katrina seemed to have held this time around. i wonder if that's what you're seeing and what difference you believe that makes. >> absolutely. in the new orleans area, the levees did accomplish what they were supposed to. here in east baton rouge parish, since the 1,000-year great flood that we experienced, we have been improving, assessing our water management here in our city and parish. we've done a storm water master plan, which was historic

james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life, well-planned. >> our u.s.-based customer service team is on hand to help. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: it is a moment of reckoning and remembrance. president biden addressed the nation today to mark the end of america's longest war. he forcefully defended the decision to withdraw, acknowledged a messy exit was inevitable and praised the sacrifice of service members and their families for decades. white house correspondent yamiche alcindor begins our coverage. >> alcindor: at the white house today, president biden marked bringing america's longest war to an end. >> the war in afghanistan is now over. i'm the fourth president who has faced the issue where and when to end this war. when i was running for president, i made a commitnt to the american people that i

james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life, well-planned. >> our u.s.-based customer service team is on hand to help. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the evacuations are resuming, and some wary calm >> woodruff: the taliban cemented their hold on power in afghanistan today. and they began to speak in detail about their plans for the country. evacuations of civilians also resumed, and the top american general in the middle east visited the kabul airport to observe american military operations. now with nearly 4,000 t 4,000 troops on the ground. still, in the city, there is fear and panic as to what the future brings. again with the support of the pulitzer center, our jane ferguson is in kabul. >> reporter: relative calm prevailed over kabul this morning, a day after chaos gripped the afghan capital's inter

and she, and mostly john church hamilton and james hamilton to some degree, but mostly john church hamilton one of the sons, he really dedicated himself to doing everything that they could do to preserve and promote his reputation and what he did. so, a lot of what we know, now is hard because they were very carefully collecting to get the papers. and if you think about it, they have a lot of letters from jefferson. there's a lot of letters from adams. those men lived a long time, and had a long time to organize the papers. hamilton did not. so, he could not leave his papers behind. he cannot carefully arranged them, he did nothing he just went off one day and died the next. so, aligns it was really important on that role in addition to the work that she did on her own. she was really active in new york city in a variety of ways, and she really was in charge of, and significant in the founding of an orphanage in new york city. so, she's a really, what is the word i'm looking for? she is a strong character. there is a story about her. she's lived a long time, she lived with wellington in the

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counseling a patient rather than an intemperant approach, to the crisis confronting the colonies, john adams wrote to james warren in april of 1776, and i quote, "the management of so complicated and mighty a machine as the united colonies requires the meekness of moses, the patience of job, and the wisdom of solomon added to the valor of daniel." you have to know a little bit about your bible to appreciate what's being communicated. again, i think a fairly simple illustration of what i'm speaking here. but let me give you a slightly more substantive example. and here i turn to a very familiar biblical metaphor. we're all familiar with abraham lincoln's 1858 invocation of the biblical metaphor of a house divided. he's drawing here on the gospels matthew chapter 12 and mark chapter 3. this is a power metaphor in the sense in which lincoln uses it. it captures the nation's precarious political predicament on the threshold of a bitter civil war more powerfully than a wordy dissertation. of course, lincoln is at his prime a couple generations or more after the period that i am speaking about but i think it's i

you may know the james john wesly who becomes sort of the founding father of methodism. he's almost always inis britain but wesly's missionaries and pastors start to be active in the first great awakening, and especially after the american revolution the met difficulties go out on the frontier and establish eventually thousands of new churches so that by the time of the civil war the met difficulties have gone from being nonexistent at the beginning of the first b great awakening to by the time of the civil war they are the largest protestant denomination in america. so the congregationalists, the church of england, anglican church,, what becomes known as the episcopal church. they are kind of left behind in terms of numbers and the methodist and boptist come to the fore. obviously for taylor. . about as far as texas. that's really important to us. revival begante in new england the middle colonies, new jersey, pennsylvania, very heavily affected by the revivals. slowly spread into the southern colonies by the 1750s. they are also happening in britain and in continental

to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: we have two big stories leading tonight: the biden administration moves to help renters in targeted areas facing eviction, after a national moratorium expired. we will look at what that means in a moment. first, we turn our focus to new york, where the state's attorney general accuses governor andrew cuomo of sexually harassing multiple women. it has sparked a cascade of calls for his resignation and launched an impeachment investigation. >> the independent investigation has concluded, that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women. and in doing so violated federal and state law. >> woodruff: it was the new york state attorney general, democrat letitia james, who announced the da

. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> nawaz: president biden says the united states will work to finish its evacuation in afghanistan by august 31. but, he did not fully commit todato a complete withdrawal, as american and allied evacuations continued and thousands remained desperate to flee. with the pullout deadline drawing near, there were some signs of progress in the afghan capital. 70,700 people have now been evacuated by the united states from kabul since august 14. 12,000 have been flown out in just the last 12 hours by the u.s. and its partners. 4,000-plus americans have now been evacuated. the president says the secretary of state will update the numbers of americans trying to leave afghanistan tomorrow. now, again with the support of pulitzer center, jane ferguson reports

control of chicago gun, the capital of the northern province of gels, john, that the government denies this diplomatic editor james space has moved from cobble . if the taliban claim it is true, then it is the 2nd provincial capital to fallen in 2 days. this is in john john. it's in the north of afghanistan and the provincial capital a shipper gun that the taliban are saying they have control of all the main government buildings. they have control of the governance compounds. they have control of the police headquarters, the intelligence headquarters. we've seen pictures the tell about a posted of the prison and very much as they did 24 hours ago in the garage. if those pictures are genuine, they shows the taliban breaking into the prison in order to break out the prisoners, which of course included taliban fighters who then joined the battle in the ship. 2 people from me and now have been arrested accused of plotting to attack the countries un ambassador care. milton, who was appointed by the deposed civilian government, has openly criticize the ministration to since it seized power. the un security council discu

james. >> thanks a lot. john. 7. '02, and happening today. we're waiting to hear from the fda because today could be the day that they say that people with compromised immune systems should get another covid shot a 3rd one, a booster shot pfizer and moderna. the decision could come this morning. we'll keep you posted. it. this is because a recent study by johns hopkins found that vaccinated people with compromised immune systems. they are still 485 times more likely to end up in the hospital or die of covid. >> those who have a new depression of some sort or another. they likely never got a good immune response to begin that, in fact, we know they generally don't get a good immune response. we think they should get that additional boost sooner rather than later that very soon. >> so that's dot fauci saying that, you know, those people who have the compromised immune systems which is about 15 million people. they have underlying medical conditions or medications. they're taking that suppress their immunity and they're the ones that need the bo

only reading between the lines because i've read just about every word thomas jefferson and john adams and james madison ever wrote, and i think i have a pretty good, a pretty clear idea of what they meant by government. in a government which has as its sole purpose, the protection of rights. they meant constitutional government. and more particularly, they meant a constitutional republic. and what is a constitutional republic? one that is based on we the people, but it has a constitution that defines, establishes and limits the powers of government. it means by definition, because it is constitutional, it means a limited government. a limited constitutional government. a government whose powers are defined by the constitution. and then finally, this third truth says that the just powers of government are derived from the consent of the government. right, now built into this part of the third truth is obviously this idea of consent built right out of the revolutionary crisis. no taxation without representation. which means no taxation without the consent of the people. so the moral principle of

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the promise you james, as john and that's seen him do this before here on iran will coming up in thet hour, the dixie fires raging out of control as it threatens more homes. >> we have the latest overnight details and a live report from sarah stinson at the top of the hour. plus more schools return to in-person learning across the bay area as covid cases continue to rise. if the details coming up in a live report. expertly tailored eye care. state-of-the-art eye exams. high quality lenses and frames. because everything we do at lenscrafters is for every sight that makes your life special. book your annual eye exam now. lenscrafters. because sight. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at >> good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, august 10, thank you for joining us here on james fletcher reyna harvey in for darya folsom this morning. >> s

so possibly that is what james was alluding to. >> john: we will see with the attorney sam 45 minutesing expectations and raising questions over why democrats are still pushing for handouts. let's bring in doug holt egan, former director of the congressional budget office. thanks for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> anita: strong jobs report out today, shows the economy adding 943,000 jobs in the unemployment rates falling to a 5.4%, so why are president biden and his fellow democrats still pushing for programs that are enticing people to stay home and stop paying their bills like the eviction moratorium. >> it's a little bit of a mystery, a big dispute over the $300 federal bonus, and we have seen nearly half in the country go with that. one of the interesting things is if you look at the labor force participation by those who do not have a high school degree, it jumped from 44.1 to 44.67. and you think that people might be affected by that bonus. that is in the way of labored markets. let's get that out of the way. the eviction moratorium, nobody has made the case that this is l

she and mostly john church hamilton and james hamilton to some degree, but mostly church hamilton, one of the sons, really dedicated themselves to doing everything they could do to preserve and promote his reputation and what he did. so a lot of what we know now is, in part, because they were very carefully collecting together papers. if you think about it, we have a lot of letters from jefferson. we have a lot of letters from adams. those men lived a long time, and they had a long time to organize their papers. hamilton did not. so he, you know, couldn't leave his papers behind. he couldn't carefully arrange them. he did nothing. he just went off one day and died the next. so eliza was really important on that role. in addition to the work she did on her own. she was really active in new york city in a variety of ways, and she really was in charge of and significant in the founding of an orphanage in new york city. so she's a really -- what's the word i'm looking for -- strong character. there's a story about her. so she lived a really long time, well into her 90s. she was one of the

james younger gang. he was a city boy. it didn't really fit the mantra some of the other members, but he did note john jarrett who served as a captain under shelby and had a james connection, so he probably made the connection there. he was believed to be one of those involved in the killing of a pinkerton agent investigating the james, and he was identified as one who participated in numerous robberies through the first half of the 1870s. he and his wife, however, in 1870s had a farm in missouri and two more sons were born in the beginning of that decade to the family. according to family history though, arthur didn't like farming so he went to texas to see about getting into cattle and living there potentially. legend now takes over where history has ended, and legends say he was arrested for stage robbery near austin, texas. but by 1874/75 he had effectively vanished. nobody really knows what happened to him. by 1880 his wife listed herself vanished. by 1808 his wife had listed herself as a widow. presumably he died by that point. the only reason i bring him up is to point out not all outlaws had been guerrilla fighters

james and darya. thank you, john. >> so happening right now in palo alto. in today and in both cases it was a man who groped women while he was on a bicycle kron four's will tran is in palo alto with the latest. will. >> weather still investigating if it's the same man. but they did release the composite sketch of one man who they say was involved in an incident right here on the 500 block of sand hill road and just in case you're wondering where this is. it's right across the street from the stanford shopping center and there's a bicycle lane. now this happened 2 days ago on monday at around 2.20 in the afternoon. a woman was standing here when she says a man on a bicycle comes along. and let me show you composite sketch. a man comes along and just grope, sir. she turns around and he tells or get out of the way believing that she was impeding his path. he's described as a white male 6 feet tall muscular build. he did not have a shirt on at the time. he was on a black bicycle wearing blue shorts. now this incident actually took place 2 days after another in

the capital of the northern province of judge john government though denied that saturday to have said james bass with more than.

let's bring in team penn/score, james snowden, and john levy, founder of the score.ap after the canadians allowed single game sports betting. at the time you said the future was so so bright, you know, you were lusted on the nasdaq, opportunity's endless. why was this right time to sell? if did anything change to make you think let me team up with penn? >> timing is everything, right? i mean, listen, we were on this path to help get canada in that position where, you know, sports betting was going to be legal. we've been on that path for over a year now. and, you know, penn, we've been talking to penn for over two years now in terms of just who they are, what they are. we did our big access deal with them two years ago. back then we knew there was a shared vision, we have the same culture and, you know, things just came together now. and, you know, i think if you look at our deal, it really is an amazing thing. in our view, this is the deal that's really transformative for all of sports gaming and really gives penn the ability to check all the boxes. we couldn't be m

james. all right. thank you very much, john.quick check of traffic for you this morning. the bay bridge looking good. westbound 80 again. no problems being reported. >> as folks make their way from oakland and san francisco. so you make a good time across that span into the heart of the city. we're also looking at the san mateo bridge heading out to the peninsula. right now. we're doing pretty good with the conditions here at the limit. we're looking at a nice ride here across 92 no problems as you make your way from hayward out the foster city. the richmond sandra fell bridge was a problem spot earlier. a little bit of a backup here at the toll plaza, but nothing terrible but do give yourself a little extra time if that's your route that you're planning on taking as you head out towards marin county. speaking of murray county. if you're making the right southbound 1, 1, across the golden gate bridge into san francisco again, there's no issues. you make your track across the span into the city. and as john was saying, you have a

the capital of the northern province of judge john government though denied that saturday night. you have said james bass with morphin comp. if the taliban claim it is true, then it is the 2nd provincial capital to fallen in 2 days. this is in john john, it's in the north of afghanistan and the provincial capital ship reagan, that the taliban are saying they have control of all the main government buildings . they have control of the governance compound. they have control of the police headquarters, the intelligence headquarters. we've seen pictures to tell about a posted of the prison and very much as they did 24 hours ago in the garage. if those pictures are genuine, they shows to tell about breaking into the prison in order to break out the prisoners. which of course included taliban fighters who then joined the battle in the ship regard. in other news, police have been deployed in the ty, capital in. protest is on once again out on the streets, demanding government reform. they also want the king and the prime minister to be held accountable, the latest wave of the covey 19 outright speaking, of

i also thought that anybody who was despised by alexander hamilton, john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison, had to be somebody who had something going for them. so, i thought i would try to tell their story. but i would tell the story through their relationship between aaron burr and his daughter. because the story of aaron burr is fairly well known. i was not going to include any revelations on what exactly was number up to when he traveled out to the west. was he engaged in what thomas jefferson announced to the world even before an indictment came down, was treason. was he trying to destroy the united states? well -- i'm going to tell you that you will not find a definitive answer to that question in my book. because, like so many important questions in history, it has no definitive answer. i am pretty sure that aaron burr himself did not know exactly what was intended. now, here, i am going to -- i'm gonna cite a distinction. you remember several years ago with donald rumsfeld, he was often lampooned, certainly criticized for drawing distinction to what he was talking about the

he was promoted in the last couple of years by president john and i thank you for that out there. james phase live for us in cobble turkey has ramped up efforts to protect its eastern border with iran. you to a possible refugee in fox from afghanistan, a 295 kilometer long war will be constructed to prevent illegal crossings. fit him concealed reports now from the city of vom by the turkey iran border. another sleepless night for the turkish border security and the migrants, thousands of personnel have been deployed to the mountain of border with iran already to put an end in the cat and mouse with the smugglers. who cross mostly africa, migrants into turkey's distant city. vance. but the southern us withdrawal from afghanistan and tele bonds expending influence in the country, pushed turkey into extra measures. 500000 migrants are smuggled through this border every day. the mohammed family failed this time as they had to slow down because of their baby fall of blood, the tale one second us and we had to leave. i'm going to stand. we followed ross family to the repair creation center in

i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and today is the day that john has been warning us, that then the smoke is going to start rolling in the temperatures are going to start things are going a little more uncomfortable. thank john thursday. >> here it is here. it's here. it's just been so nice lately. we've been so spoiled the past few days and now it's back to some hotter weather. and yes, unfortunately, some hazy skies air quality is already in that moderate range this morning. so we're already seeing less of the good conditions than what we had been seeing previously a look outside this morning does show cleared up skies as you're looking at the eastern span of the bay bridge