john kirby alluded to this.this is going to be classified, a lot of this is going to -- the response is going to be carried out in ways we're not always going to see or know publicly. but until we see a change in behavior emanating from russia, i think the answer that to be that, no, there is not an effective the plan at the moment. chris: marc, there's a danger when you keep setting red lines and the difference between what obama was doing an what biden was doing is biden made the red lines public in the summit in geneva. there's a danger to setting red lines an not enforcing them. >> sure, chris. i think that previously the obama administration often prosecuted cyber attacks like a doj investigation and a crime. one thing that's been i think less reported is president trump gave a lot more latitude to our military and to our intelligence communities to respond in kind to cyber attacks and be aggressive with it and i think it deterred foreign actors who were looking to attack the united states. i don't know whe

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. >> let's talk now with pentagon spokesman john kirby. sir, thank you so much for being with us.nd can you comment on that. the taliban saying it now controls 85% of afghanistan's territory. is that true? >> well, what we have seen is deteriorating security situation on the ground, no question about that. that the taliban continues to take district centers. i'm not in a position to quantify or to validate their -- what their assessment is, but we are seeing them continue to advance on district centers around the country. and it is concerning. and it's all the more reason as the president said yesterday for us to want to see a political solution and end to this fighting and for the taliban to come to the negotiating table and try to come together on a settlement that's good for the afghan people and afghan security going forward and it's also time and the president talked about this yesterday, brianna, for afghan forces to show the capacity and the capability that we know that they have. they are brave. they are fighters. they have taken a lot of casualties the last year. we know

john kirby said the u.s.watching the taliban's advance with deep concern but it's time for the afghan military to step up. there is some reason for optimism. there are reports for hundreds of afghan troops fleeing the taliban and crossing over the border into some of the former soviet republic that border afghanistan to the north. the taliban you could argue is closing in even on kabul, the capital, and putting a lot of pressure on the afghan army in strongholds in the southeast like kandahar, another place where the u.s. military had a base in the southeast of the country. there's a u.s. intelligence report out that said that afghanistan could fall to the taliban in as quickly as six months after the u.s. and its allies pull out. that's one scenario that military analysts talk about. the other is a protracted civil war, that's what the country had before the u.s. military entered it. in any case, i think it's fair to say that what is not going to happen is a big change in terms of the violence that has plagu

john kirby kind enough to joan us. welcome to you.iliar with these videos coming in of the taliban celebrating and getting guns from retreating officers, some of those soldiers, you know, fleeing afghanistan. is the president worried about this? >> we're all concerned about the security situation on the ground. no question about that. all the more reason why we continue to push of the a negotiated peaceful settlement. that's the way forward here. we said a long time, a military solution is not in the best interest of the afghan people or the region. we're still pushing and believe in the security situation augers for and argues for a peaceful negotiated solution here. >> neil: the taliban doesn't want a peaceful negotiation and they might have been in talks before keeping things calm before because our troops were there. you think this is happening because they're not and soon none of them will be there? >> we certainly don't want to see a full-on taliban military solution here to the future of afghanistan. that's not in anybody's bes

and press secretary john kirby talked about that with chris wallace, let's listen. >> were certainlyhing with deep concern the deteriorating security situation of the violence which is way too high and the advances in the momentum that the taliban seems to have right now we are working with afghan partners to encourage them to use the capacity and capability that we know that they have and we know that they can defend their country, this is the time to step up and do exactly that. jon: the taliban is taking over wide plots a lot of people predicted they would, there's 18000 the help u.s. troops in afghanistan but they want to get out and they want to get their families out and so far there lots enter need to be about a foot dragging washington to make that happen. why? >> again this is something that the biden the administration hopes will go away, i supported when president trump supported it and i supported when president biden said he would continue the policy but i'm incredibly disappointed that our interpreters and those fall alongside it and risk their lives to support the u.s.

spokesman john kirby said today the pentagon is still analyzing haiti's request for military support.ut in a statement, the white house said it was engaged with the haitian government to learn more about their needs. and that a team of federal agents, diplomats and adviser are being dispatched there today. >> i think that's really where our energies are best applied right now, in helping them get their arms around investigating this incident and figuring out who is culpable. >> reporter: the incident happened wednesday morning when an armed hit squad entered the home of haitian president jovenel moise killing him and seriously injuring his wife. the assailants then fled into the capital port-au-prince. authorities say a squad of 26 colombian nationals and two haitian americans were responsible. the americans say they were only working as translators. >>> yesterday an audio recording alleged to be of first lady martine moise posted in a personal twitter. se said she is in beautiful condition but heart broken and urges haitians not to let the assassination become a cause nor their count

. >> reporter: chief dod spokesman john kirby said the pentagon is still analyzing haiti's request forit was engaged with the haitian government to learn more about their needs and that a team of federal agencies, diplomats, and advisers are being dispatched there. >> i thik that's where our energies are best applied right now in helping them get their arms around investigating this incident and figuring out who's culpable. >> reporter: the incident happened wednesday morning when an armed hit squad entered the home of haitian president jovenel moise, killing him and seriously injuring his wife. the assailants fled into the capital, port-au-prince. authorities say a squad of 26 colombian nationals and two haitian americans were responsible. the americans say they were only working as translators. an audio recording alleged to be of first lady martine moise who is recovering in the hospital posted to her personal twitter. in it she says she is in beautiful condition but heartbroken and urges haitians not to let the assassination become a cause for their country's decline. the white hous

spokesman john kirby said today the pentagon is still analyzing haiti's request for military support. but in a statement, the white house said it was engaged with the haitian government to learn more about their needs. and that a team of federal agents, diplomats and advisors are being dispatched there today. >> i think that is really where our energies are best right nowe today. >> i think that is reall in helping them get their arms around investigating this incident and figuring out who is culpable. >> reporter: the incident happened wednesday morning when an armed hit squad entered the home of haitian president jovenel moises killing him and injuring his wife, they then fled into the capitol port-au- prince. authorities say 26 colombian nationals and two haitian americans were responsible. the americans say they were only working as translators. yesterday an audio recording alleged to be a first lady martini moisee who is recovering in a miami hospital posted to her personal twitter. in a in it she says she is in beautiful condition, but heartbroken and urges haitians not to let t

and in fact the pentagon spokes person, john kirby was pressed on this point during his regular briefing on tuesday afternoon. and he essentially said this, look, the afghans knew when we were going to be leaving. they knew that we would eventually turn control of bog room error base over to them. they knew this was coming. in fact, we gave them multiple tours to basically show them how to run the base once us forces leave. so there is a bit of defensiveness on the part of the biden administration. but there's also a lot of this resolved that the u. s. military is leaving afghanistan in large part because trying to prosecute a war after nearly 20 years is not making a difference. and that it's time for the afghan government and the afghan people to chart their own course rather than jordan. thank you very much. indeed. a drone who's attacked abil airport in northern iraq with explosives. kurdish security forces sources said it was targeting a u. s. based on the airport grounds, no casualties have been reported. mentor in agencies, a warning arise in school kidnappings. in north western n

john kirby address the situation saying this. >> we are all concerned about the security situation onf the afghan people or the region. we still believe in the security situation that argues for peaceful negotiated solution. >> the developed out of afghanistan, as us troops in iraq remain under heavy pressure from iranian backed militias there. there was another rocket attack in baghdad's green zone and yesterday two us troops were injured in western iraq during a separate incident. all these things taking place in the middle east putting pressure on the biden administration. we saw a back and forth at the state department between ned praise, the spokesperson and an ap reporter, the administration being pressed on the issue of afghanistan and what they inherited from the trump administration. the biden administration arguing it is a difficult position having to inherit peace deals, specifically one with the taliban and the ap reporter asking whether or not they have free will over their decisions. jillian: squad member rashida tlaib voting to defund every agency tasked with protecting

amy: this comes as pentagon spokesman john kirby told "fox news sunday" the united states has sent agency team from the department of homeland security and the fbi to "see what we can to do help in the investigative process." the u.s. that they are also upping military aid to haiti and interim government has called for both u.n. and u.s. troops to come into haiti. for more, we go to port-au-prince to speak with magali comeau denis, a former minister of culture in hai. she is the coordinator of the civil society commission to find a haitian solution tthe ongoing political crisis. welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. can you tell us what you understand at this point took place over this past week, this historic, unprecedented assassination of the president? what you know so far. magali comeau denis, can you hear me? >>>> yes. now yes. amy: can you talk about what has happened since this unprecedented assassination of the president of haiti? who was involved? who has been arrested? and who you think is behind this historic attack. >> first of all, let me say we are

asked why it took two months to withdraw 90% and another two months to withdraw the final 10%, john kirby says it is not a linear process. and it will take time to effectively protect them because of the emphasis on force protection. but just because this process of withdrawal is nearing its please, it doesn't mean there are unanswered questions. u.s. contractors who have supported the afghan military and air force, where and how do they work over the horizon, those conversations are on doing oig. as are the conversations about how and where to process the interpreters and their families as they go through the visa application to try to apply and come to the united states. these are difficult questions that the pentagon and the pid a biden administration are trying to answer very quickly. how to conduct all of this, how to assume the afghan military, those are still questions that the inner agency process is working on. but the biden administration has made it clear, it views the fight against the taliban as one the afghan military will carry on, u.s. support will largely be in the form o

give them any warning that the last troops left in the night leaving it open to looters and worse, john kirbyment has just commented on this and he says that the u.s. did give afghanistan the proper warning. is the same government said they're surprised by the taliban. russia says they're concerned. >> trace: greg, thank you. general jack keane here with us, a fox news sister strategic analyst. you call this this way in 35, 40 days ago. your thoughts, sir. >> yeah, well, certainly that's the case. about 90% of our troops are out of there now. the taliban will likely -- before they conduct mass attacks to take down the major cities, the provincial capitols of the 14 provinces, that's something that they have a plan to do. they'll not likely do that until all the u.s. and foreign troops are out of there. they don't want to us come back with decisive air power, which is why the taliban is having success. they have been -- the afghan security forces have been the ground force, the combat force since 2014. we have not had that real for seven years. but we had a decisive role in two areas. intellig

john kirby just gave a bleak assessment of where things stand in terms of what the taliban has taken over in recent days telling reporters here at the pentagon that the taliban has taken district centers and threatened the provincial centers as well. even though the president said there's no intelligence assessments suggesting the government of kabul will fall any time soon. he added that 300,000 afghan security forces that the u.s. spent billions to train should be able to handle 75,000 taliban. however, in the past few days, the taliban has taken three important international crossing points including those in iran. >> after 20 years, just one more year fighting afghanistan is not a solution but a recipe for being there indefinitely. >> the president defended his decision to pull all u.s. troops out which would be done by august 31. he said the moratorium on attacks by u.s. troops was slated to end may 1, which left him little option. >> the status quo is not an option. staying would have meant taking u.s. casualties. american men and women back in a civil war. we would run the ris

john kirby over the weekend on "fox news sunday" says the request is going through a review process.een concerns over covid and curriculum, parents want more choices for their kids' schools. we will bring you that first, beyond our borders tonight, lightning kills at least 38 people across three indian states over a 24 hour period. 11 people died after being struck by lightning near a watchtower in person india. police officers says some of the victims were taking selfies near that tower when the lightning struck. british police investigating alleged racist abuse against three black players who failed to score on penalty kicks in england's loss to italy in the european championship final. italy won sunday's shootout 3-2 following a 1-1 draw. police say they will look into what were called offensive and racist social media posts soon after the match. pope francis will spend a few more days in the hospital following his intestinal surgery. vatican saying it wants to optimize recovery and rehabilitation treatment and therapy. vatican officials announcing the pope plans to attend the uni

and john kirby will be joining us on "morning joe" late e on to give us more insight from afghanistanmong the suspects detained in the asays nation of jovenel moise. they're reporting on a second american who was detained. the state department hased the y americans. moise was shot and killed in his home. his wife was also shot and is being treated at a miami hospital. >>> yesterday michael avenatti because sentenced to 2.5 years in prison. he said, i alone have destroyed my career, my relationships, and my life, and there is no doubt i need to pay. the judge said avenatti's severe remorse justified a lower sentence than the 9 to 11 years outlined in the federal guidelines. avenatti was convicted of extorting nike. he faces another trial next week for allegedly defrauding his clients. >>> still ahead here, the totally different work of art that sold for millions at auction, plus new reporting from axios on an executive action that will be signed today that will make it easier to shop for internet service. don't go anywhere. "way too early" back in a moment. "way too early" back in a mo

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we really pressed pentagon press secretary john kirby about this issue yesterday and he had to acknowledgeed about information like that falling into the wrong hands and potentially injuring american and nato forces who were there trying to leave, hallie. >> courtney kube reporting there live from the pentagon, great reporting, thank you for that. appreciate it. >>> coming up on the show, a ticker tape parade honoring covid essential workers about to begin in new york city. we'll take you there. you can see that's where it's getting ready to start. >>> and we're also talking next up about a potential solution in the pandemic for the nearly 6 million renters at risk for eviction because of it. our look at the first of its kind housing program in philadelphia that could really help. u want to put out the best snacks that taste great, and come straight from the earth. and last time i checked, pretzels don't grow on trees. just saying. planters. a nut above. gillette proglide. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke. so you're ready for the

pentagon spokesman john kirby says the u.s. wants to avoid a potential power struggle. i don't know that we're at a point now where we can say definitively that our national security is being put at risk by what's happening there but clearly we value our haitian partners. we value stability and security in that country. and that's why we want to send a team down there today to help them get their arms around exactly what happened and what's the best way forward. ashley: it comes as police accuse the haitian born florida doctor o being a key figure behind the assassination. todd: that story gets more and more bizarre. as fighting in gaza resumes, the israel defense forces deploying drone swarms to target forces. joining us to tell us how it works, drone expert brett valikovich. why is this so significant? it's a new way of war fare. we're talking about multiple drones flying together in unison, communicating with each other to support the mission. when you talk about military drone swarms, instead of 10 or 100 distinct drones, we have a swarm guided by artificial intelli

eric: but the pentagon though, john kirby, says it's, quote, not inevitable9 that the taliban will takee still supporting the forces financially, logistically with air support -- [inaudible conversations] >> the devil is in the details. what i haven't seen from kirby or from his boss, the president, is an overarching strategy for moving forward. what's next? how to do you deter the taliban from taking over the entire country and saying no women can work with, no dissidents will be heard, men will grow long beards, in other words, returning to the nightmare, the theocratic nightmare that was afghanistan under the taliban. when i was there, i can tell you, it was one of the saddest, harshest, most brutal places on earth. and i don't think afghans themselves want to go back to that. but it's not clear how america is going to lend enough support to the afghan forces, the 300,000 who we've trained, to actually enable them to fight the taliban. where are we going to send the drones and the missile strikes from? the gulf is eight hours away. eric: what was it like when you were there? one woul

john kirby also saying the department of defense believes it will complete a full u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan by the end of august. that is earlier than the september 11th deadline that was set by the white house. last night u.s. troops officially pulled out of america's largest space in afghanistan. bagram air base was the central post for nearly 20 years of war waged by the united states in that country. america's handover of bagram comes weeks before president biden's september withdrawal deadline as we mentioned. while military leaders warn that civil war should be a concern as the taliban gains ground, there is growing concern about what it will also mean for the region. joining me now is courtney, good to have you with us. break down these developments for us. what do we know about the timeline that it has been accelerated or are things moving so well for the united states in terms of exiting the country that they're trying to do so ahead of the september deadline? >> the timeline has not had a whole lot of reporting. in the pentagon and the military ha

pentagon press secretary john kirby said wednesday that all options are being considered and that would include the potential for short-term use of u.s. base installations. from our perspective of advocates, the location matters as we advocated should be u.s. soil to ensure the safety and rights of applicants. this plan, which was just released wednesday, is a vital first step in honoring the promise to afghan allies but it is concerning the scares inessential details. much like the president's remarks last thursday, we are left with more questions than answers. we understand the sensitivity of u.s. military operations, but these outstanding questions seem desperate. we hope the unders -- the administration will avoid anxiety by releasing details as soon as possible. >> thank you very much. ambassador jacobs, thanks for being here. could you tell us, what is the process like and why is it so challenging, ambassador jacobs? >> thank you. i want to thank all of the distinguished artist event in today's panel. everyone is bringing so much dedication and expertise to the subject. also, let

john kirby said in a briefing on wednesday, that all options are being considered that would include a potential for u.s. installations. from 19 from our perspective, the applicants the locations matter rightly as we u.s. oil that rights of the applicants. this plan which was just released on wednesday is a vital first step in honoring the promise of afghan allies. as concerning like scared in the details, much like the president's remarks on afghanistan unless thursday, left with more questions than answers. we understand the sensitivity military advocate operations but these are outstanding questions from the u.s. security consideration. we update and ministration recognize the need for information and reduce anxiety release details as soon as possible. thank you. >> thank you very much and ambassador jacobs can you tell us what is a process and why this is no challenging ambassador jacobs. >> all right, thank you. and i think all of the distinguished especially today's panel and everyone brings so much dedication and expertise on the subject. and also let me say that there isn't a

he will have exclusive interviews with texas governor greg abbott and pentagon press secretary john kirby is it for "special report" tonight. "fox news primetime" hosted by the one and only mark steyn starts right now, have a great weekend. >> mark: what was the word the nice lady won with murraya. >> shannon: this young woman nailed it knows every word on the planet apparently. >> mark: that is very good. my kid was eliminated in middle school because he couldn't spell eel. he spelt it eal a national humiliation i told him he should have told the teachers that was the canadian spelling. what a family humiliation a ag

pentagon press secretary john kirby said in a briefing on wednesday that all options are being considered and that would include for the potential for short-term use of u.s. based installations. from our perspective advocates the location matters greatly as we advocate it should be u.s. soil to ensure the safety and rights of the applicants. this plan which was just released as i mentioned on wednesday is a vital first step in honoring the promise to afghan allies, but it's concerningly scarce in essential details, much like the president's remarks on afghanistan last thursday, we are left with more questions than answers. we understand the sensitivity of military operations, but these outstanding questions seem distant and disparate from the u.s. security considerations. we hope that the administration will recognize the need for information and prevent anxiety and further chaos by releasing details as soon as possible. thank you. >> great. thank you very much. ambassador jacobs, thanks for being here. could you tell us what is the process like and why is it so challenging, ambassador ja

we're going to be joined by pentagon press secretary, john kirby. good to see you.n the ground in kabul and afghanistan who are going to be dealing with the void that's going to be filled with death and destruction, especially to women, as the taliban moves in? >> i think we're all mindful of the security situation on the ground, mika. and some of the taliban's resent advances. but we're also focused on transitioning to a new relationship with the afghan forces we're not walking away from them or the idea we have to help them in their capacity and capability. we're still going to be able to do that. nobody wants to see this desolve into civil war. that's why the president made it clear, two things we're going to keep a diplomatic presence in kabul, stay attached to the programs and initiatives to keep the progress going for women and girls but also we're going to continue to put a lot of energy into the diplomatic solution to the war. we believe there's not going to be a military solution here sustainable for the afghan people or the region. you have to get the tali

john kirby was asked about the report yesterday. >> we welcome all these insights and all the scrutinyed states navy. and i think navy leaders today understand well that their officers and leaders and petty officers and sailors are human beings and that people do make mistakes. >> is the u.s. navy ready for war? >> yes. >> arson is suspected of a fire in the blaze. the massive warship is now scrapped. incidents like this along with two collisions in 2017 involving guided missile destroyers in the significant that sparked the senator cotton interest in having the review. the findings in the report are very concerning. sailors are deprived of the training and leadership they need to fight and win at sea. a navy that puts operational excellence at the heart of its culture is essential to our national security. confirmation hearing for president biden's next secretary of the navy is expected to get started in minutes on capitol hill. expect more questions from senator cotton. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: this was first reported. "wall street journal" headline. if war comes will the u.s. na

ashley: pentagon press secretary john kirby expressing concern about the taliban in afghanistan as thestan relinquishes command today. symbolically ending america's longest war. we have greg palkot live in kabul with the very latest. greetings to you, greg. reporter: greetings, ashley. yeah, we witnessed a little bit of history today with troubled times in this country. technically it is called a change of command ceremony. the outgoing command general, scott miller, handing off to general frank mckenzie who will be running things overall but it was much more than that, take a look. >> this spot a few moment asking a symbolic end to america's war in afghanistan was declared but for the afghan politicians and others behind us, there are a lot of questions about what is ahead. >> what i tell the taliban is they're responsible too. the violence that is going on is against the will of the afghan people and it needs to stop. reporter: the taliban now has taken over 1/3 of the country. another third is being contested. afghan military shown not up to the task, fleeing, surrendering, what is

john kirby speaking from the pentagon suggested this is not us turning our back on that region, listen to this. >> we are going to continue to assist the competency and the capability of afghan forces going forward after the drawdown. it will include some financial and logistical support, some technical support, some aviation support to include the provision to the aviation fleet, and not turning our back on her afghan partners. >> sandra: what do you expect to hear when the president speaks at the bottom of the hour? >> i do believe that will be the message coming out of president biden that we are not turning a blind eye to this. we have had our men and women in uniform that have served the aliens he plea almost 20 years to avenge the deaths of over 3,000 people and literally crush al qaeda. and one of the things i don't want to be lost in all of this by anyone on either side of the aisle right now is that we have over 16,000 department of defense contractors over there that are still working and training afghan soldiers and department police. so not totally out of the woods, but the

that was john kirby, the pentagon spokesman. >> absolutely, and he's right. be challenged in many, many larger, more challenging ways not to reuse the word challenging so many times. that's the fact. they are already in a service that is facing a lot of challenges. the air force knows this. they're dealing with sexual assault issues, the air force has a known history of punishing black airmen at higher rates than their white counterparts. this isn't something theoretical. this is the reality they are entering where there will be a lot of challenge. senator cotton is on the judiciary committee, on the armed services committee. his leadership is blocking changing the way the military deals with sexual assault and harassment. and it's unfortunate because this is a bipartisan, has broad support, support at the pentagon and support all the way on down. we need to be addressing the real problems not the manufactured problems. >> thank you both so much for spending some time with us on this. up next, strong words from the tennis star who is using her platform to sen

we flew to the pentagon for an update from the assistant to the secretary of defense john kirby. of general concerns that the military is having now with surging delta virus? >> certainly something we're watching very closely. and we are redoubling our efforts to inform and to educate and to try to influence people to understand that the value of these vaccines and to go get them. if the fda were to approve the vaccines, secretary austin and the leadership here would take a look at and examine the efficacy of moving to mandatory vaccines. we want to give time and space for the fda to do their job. >> is military preparedness part of the issue that you are worried about? >> absolutely. we haven't seen any operational impact to our units and our ability to defend this nation as i result of the virus. it's no the that there haven't been units and bases and ships here and there who have had outbreaks. they absolutely have. but as a force, we're still able to defend the country. we think part of the reason for that is that we have been so aggressive and informative about the safety of

of united airlines, scott kirby, and beaver creek, colorado. >> good morning, john. >> dickerson: let'say you see it. there was strong travel on a couple of the days during the july 4th holiday. what does it look like to you? >> yeah. so we see a huge desire for people to get back out and reunite with friends and family and connect with the world. leisure demand is more than 100% recovered. it demonstrates the human desire to reconnect. business demand is city halloff60%. but we're headed in the right direction. >> dickerson: what is your timeline for getting back to what, for lack of a better word we'll call normal? >> i don't think anything will be normal on the other side of this. but we expect that business demand will really pick up in september, as mostly schools are back in. but we don't think it really recovers to full of 2023. europe, as soon as the border opens, that will come back largely in full. probably next summer will be the biggest year in history for europe. and asia is probably another 18 to 24 months away. >> dickerson: when you say, as soon as the border is open, th

john dickerson's guests include dr. anthony fauci the nation's top infectious disease expert, former homeland security secretary jeh johnson and the c.e.o. of united airlines, scott kirby so you can watch us later, that's tonight's "cbs evening news." norah will be back on monday. i'm major garrett. have a great weekend, and good nigh >>> right now at 7:00 -- >> breaking news in the south bay. a child hit by a car, critically hurt, between two schools. what a witness told us minutes ago. >> it seems like consistently there's more higher temperatures going on. >>> a brutal heat wave baking much of the bay area and state, and if you thought it was bad today, just wait. >> heat wave is going to intensify for inland portions of the bay area tomorrow. i'm tracking the advisories and warnings in effect through the weekend. >>> a stage one power grid emergency has been called. we break down what it means and when we could potentially see rolling blackouts, coming. >>> after more than 100 aftershocks in the sierra, quake experts are telling us our focus should actually be closer to the bay area. >>> but first, breaking news in san jose. a child is in the hospital with life-thr

kirby estate in bermondsey in london. in trafalgar square, fans were desperate for an all—night party. we've made it, we're here, come on, england! this is mark and his dad, johns and it's luke shaw! we're going to enjoy these goal celebrations, because to be honest, there wasn't much else to celebrate all night. in fan zones and front rooms, england wasjumping. oh, my god! the night settled into a cagey, tense encounter, then inevitably, the almost random chaos of penalties. from euphoricjoy... ..to total despair. that is such a devastating way for england fans to see their team going out of the tournament, again, on penalties. and yet, in defeat, gareth southgate's men have played with unity, with purpose, with dignity and with pride. they need to get their heads up — they brought this country together like we have on the kirby estate. i'm super proud of them. now come and pay us a visit. see you soon, boys. keep your heads up high, boys. come on, it's all right, it's all right. after the pandemic as well, it has brought the whole nation together, a really positive light and i think we have a lot to thank them for. i've got a newborn in there, he's been list

kirby estate in bermondsey in london. in trafalgar square, fans were desperate for an all—night party. we've made it, we're here, come on, england! this is mark and his dad, johnld enough, next time, we will be lifting something. we move on and let's hope - for success in the next four years. come on, england! it's going to come home soon, it'sjust got lost. it's a question of when! so, desperate disappointment for england fans, but huge pride at what this team has already achieved and what it might do in the future. graham satchell, bbc news. an update from heathrow, about more than 100 heathrow security staff being paying, which meant there was disruption at terminal five, long queues we were hearing from passengers via twitter, heathrow is confirming there was disruption earlier because of the paying from the nhs test and trace out, but due to colleagues being instructed to self—isolate, they have activated additional team members as a result of that, so now those additional team members have meant that the operation has now returned to normal and they are apologising to passengers for any inconvenience caused. the viewing figures from last night's euro fin

kirby estate in bermondsey in london. in trafalgar square, fans were desperate for an all—night party. we've made it, we're here, come on, england! this is mark and his dad, john and here at trafalgar square with the police. 49 people arrested, the met police saying 19 officers were injured. also at wembley, we saw a small number of fans jumping injured. also at wembley, we saw a small number of fansjumping over a small number of fans jumping over a barrier small number of fansjumping over a barrier is trying to get inside wembley itself without tickets. the met police saying the behaviour was wholly unacceptable. i think unfortunately we will always have this sort of moronic element of english fans but what i find interesting talking to the fans here at trafalgar square last night about was a growing and deep appreciation of what this team is done on the pitch and what they stand for off the pitch. theirfight against racism, marcus rashford's campaign on child poverty. a lot of the fans i was speaking to say they now more completely represent england and they are seen as actual proper role models, and that's not something that you can say of every england tea