prison tradable so now to himself are pushing a bill that will allow commercial agriculture and mining in protected kids in the monetary you're not give all just era resilience john the now former bolivian president, janine and yes is said to be in a stable condition after attempting suicide in prison, and as is facing genocide charges linked to the death of protest as back in 2019. theresa bo reports he was bolivia precedent for almost a year. but now the family of jenny 9 year says she's struggling in prison. and he has been under preventive detention for 5 months. on saturday, she had to be rushed to hospital after an attempt to take her own life. i knew son rita has been spending most of his days outside the meta floris prison, where she is currently being detained. he says he's concerned about his mother's health, whatever. she is very depressed and sad to see a suffering. she says that you discovery is been handled by the current administration and that's why she is so sad. all of the abuses that are happening is what has caused her to collapse. date of kills and violence took over the streets of bolivia in 2019. when president abel morales was asked to res

now to left field. robert stays in the game in center and now the top of the order with aaron judge lurking two hitters away. d.j. lemahieu now, brett gardner on deck. >> johnnt the tying run in his goal is to never get the tying run to home plate. >> joe: at 96 for strike one. lemahieu has a single, two walks, and he's flied out. outside, 1-1. the game has been spectacular to watch. it's an important game. all these games are important for the yankees. right now on the outside of the playoff picture looking in as -- >> john: abreu, that was a 95-mile-an-hour throw over. >> joe: here comes the 1-1. hendriks. blows it by the bat of lemahieu, strike two. lance lynn, who you saw there, started, still in line for the win. 10-3 as he made the start here tonight. here comes a 1-2. struck him out on a neck-high fastball, one away! >> john: you rarely see that in d.j. lemahieu when he is going good, but this fastball just beats him. tries to get on top, one of the best contact hitters in the ability to go to all parts of the field, he got blown away there. >> joe: baseball is in full swing. follow mlb on twitter, facebook, instagram, and youtube so you don't miss a

. >> reporter: the john lewis voting rights act now heads to the senate where it faces hurdles. republicans have blocked it before reigniting calls by those on the left

the moral power of john lewis. our country was blessed with a man of his integrity, his character and his inspiration. this bill, the john lewis bill, h.r. for the people. now chairman nadler, let me yield to you. [applause] mr. nadler: since i became chairman of the judiciary committee, there's no issue we have spent more time examining than the onslaught of voter suppression measures that have emerged in recent years across the country. so this is no new thing. the history of this country, from its very beginning, is the history of translating the declaration of independence into reality. the declaration of independence is aspirational, not real. when it said all men are created equal. it certainly didn't mean black men or native american men or women. or people of any other minority or even white men without property. but the history of this country is the history of expansion of that concept. before the civil war -- we fought a civil war over part of that, but made so much progress. we passed civil rights laws in 1866. very good civil rights laws. and the very racist supreme court tore them down in the 18 70's. they tried again in plessy vs. ferguson in

there has been nothing added to the schedule as of now. >> john: a dark moment in american history has turned even bleaker now with the news of the attack at the abbey gate. and four brave marines were killed and it makes you wonder what lies ahead and if anybody who is not at that airport will be able to get out when the u.s. wraps up operations next tuesday. >> this is the worse possible news that anyone would want to hear. we have four united states marines that were killed trying to do the best they could in an absolutely untenable situation. we have watched them through the course of this week and hearing about the gates beginning to close and the area being extremely tight. we talked about how impossible of a task this was, to step over the wire, to go outside and pull people in the midst of these crowds. we have seen people up to their knees in water from the canal that goes around this perimeter. it is absolutely gut-wrenching that we have lost four u.s. marines. this is a moment that will change things dramatically. the loss of american life in the middle of this scene raising

the airport. john henry is following us joins us live now from washington. and john, did we learn any more about why washington didn't anticipate the current situation as swift taliban takeover of the country in the uncertainty and chaos that ensued when it withdrew from the country. so hastily well, that is the key question here in the united states and it's affected joe biden's approval ratings. so that's why he has been out there so much and been more responsive on this issue. he was asked by a reporter about that and he said that he was relying on a consensus that almost nobody, he said, thought that the taliban would come in so quickly and that the afghan forces would lay down their arms within a matter of days and simply allow the taliban to come through, but that is what happened. a reporter pressed him further and said there was estate department report that said that might happen. and the president shot back that he was relying on a consensus of reports about that we are getting some more information about that american effort because every agency he

for light bunt weeks now in the case of jennifer griffin for the last two decades has been covering the story. >> john late again. what do you expect we will hear from the president today about the mission and the mission going forward? >> i think what i expect to hear is that president biden will talk about getting those americans who are left if they want to leave out of the country, i think that he will be talking about those who want to leave that they are going to make diplomatic arrangements, but we are talking about thousands of people, special immigrant visa holders, some who are simply in the process, and let me give you a little background on the special immigrant visa process, this was a 14-step process as congress passed a law to provide 1500 visas a year to afghan interpreters starting in 2009, it began and it was a very complicated process because they did not want any groups to use the process to flip people into the country, so it is a 14-step process and it would take between 3-5, sometime seven years for the afghans to get the visas. that goes back to the 2009 time frame. fast forwar

heidy was born 3 weeks later i heard the news that no military family wants to hear. john never got to meet his daughter who is now 12 years old. the last time they spoke to john such was on august 6. >> and remember, we're talking on the phone just desperately trying to assess the baby. and john i've never heard heavy cry and i said it. >> don't worry a life time for that. that last time wasn't going to be ours. >> john was killed on his way back from a goodwill it was an overwhelming when john was killed, not only was a dealing not to get a heavy burden, a hollow grief of losing my best friend. but it was raising 3 young children on my own. lisa leaned into the support of her family and the military community surrounding her. they went for runs together and eventually she started a not for profit called wear blue run to remember, which is now a global organization that honors the service and sacrifice of the american military. lisa says john's heart would be heavy today for what his fellow service members are now carrying. >> but that his heart would also be heavy for afghanistan and the people there that she u%

painting a picture of her as well, alleging derosa tried to smear the credibility of cuomo's accusers. >> john: now one of those accusers is putting her name and story on the record. brittany commisso, she alleges cuomo groped her in the governor's mansion as recently as last november. >> these were not hugs that he would give his mother or his brother. these were hugs with the intention of getting some personal sexual satisfaction, maybe, to him. he thought that this was normal. but see me and the other women that he did this to you, it was not normal. >> john: our bryan llenas has been on this right from the very beginning. live in albany, new york. the heat being turned up another notch. >> no doubt about it, john peered with governor andrew cuomo showing no signs that he will resign, all eyes are now on the impeachment process. the state assembly's judiciary committee has been meeting behind closed doors to discuss next steps and their five month long impeachment investigation. and also to discuss perhaps possible impeachment proceedings. earlier today, they discussed a little bit about this on

so that's cross live to the united states. now. he's at john hardy coming on the program. that's good to see you again, john. some of the question now the in the u. s. i should say the blame game has begun the accusations of flying or any flock president job biden's coming in for right now. or yeah, well, you're right, the blame game has started and, and the politics will continue. i want to start though with an update from the white house white house confirming that president biden has given approval to his military commanders to really go after isis k. i says, course on because of what happened yesterday. so that coming from the white house, we're just getting that information that you know, the president saying, the military can go after isis. what that will mean, how that will play out remains to be said. but on that note, the pentagon today confirming, as you mentioned roy that 13 u. s. service members were killed 15, others injured in thursday's attack. also correcting some of the information about the attack. specifically that there was just one bomb blast outside co

the month as promised. cnn's john harwood joins me now. john, does the white house care about that?'t think the taliban's statement is going to be determinetive of what president biden does as he has indicated. look, there have been several adjustments made to the evacuation process in the last couple days. one is some operations outside the airport walls we saw those chinook helicopters rescuing 169 americans from a hospital, getting them inside the airport. president biden said yesterday they have to some degree secured the ability to operate outside the wire around the kabul airport, which is protected by u.s. troops. and they've also invoked a little used law to enlist civilian aviation companies to provide planes to assist in what they're calling the through-put, that is once planes leave kabul and land at u.s. air bases elsewhere, the civilian aircraft are being used to move them on to other destinations to allow that flow to continue. so, 37,000 over the last nine days, that's a significant number. eight days to go. we expect the g7 partners to discuss the possibility of exte

reporter: does the united states have a scent of who is in command of isis-k now? john: i will not get into org charts and intelligence about what we know about the organization. obviously we put a lot of time and effort into learning as much as we can, and for security services, i will leave it at that. john: a question -- reporter: where did the aircraft come from? what kind of drone? can you give us any information? john: over the horizon. it came from over the horizon. reporter: there were reports the targets were in the vehicle? does that accurate? was there any other damage to infrastructure? john: as the general said, we will not reveal much detail here. we want to preserve our flexibility and i hope you understand we can't answer that detailed stuff now. reporter: what are you doing about the isis-k cells in kabul itself? the terrorists have gone underground. you can't target the city with airstrikes now. john: we are arching the threat stream carefully. clearly they have the ability to operate inside kabul. we are mindful of that. we are watching it as closely

he's also the founder of the john now center for historic study with its illustrious program. the jury selected a historian from uva is the winner of the 2020 lincoln prize he immediately asked john if he would present the price to her. here to do that right now is a good friend john now. >> good evening everyone. thank you jim for that very kind introduction. tonight it's my honor to join you to present the 2020 lincoln prize on behalf of nick gilder and lou lehrman. established in 1990 the gilder lehrman lincoln prize is awarded annually for the finest scholarly work in english on abraham lincoln, the american civil war soldier or the american civil war hero. tonight the 2020 lincoln prize is awarded to elizabeth varon for her exceptional book "armies of deliverance" a new history of the civil war. liz is one of the leading historians of the civil war era and we are very fortunate to have her leadership and intellect at the nau center. it had an interest in the study of the civil war since i was a young boy. all started with civil war battlefield tours on family trips. as a

the fox news channel. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts here in washington d.c. we'll see you again tomorrow. martha maccallum is off today. "the story" with trace gallagher starts right now on the story. a defiant new york governor cuomo blaming politics and the media after the attorney general found deeply disturbing sex-based harassment including groping and creating a toxic hostile work environment that included retaliating against accusers. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately. politics and bias are interwoven

following the numbers for john, now is the time to get out there, guys. it's beautiful. the sun's up and it's still comfortable and it's not going to stay that way. necessarily. >> all day long today as it will get really hot. you're north calhoun. the weather center forecast this morning is showing some beautiful sunshine above san jose not really looking at a hazy view in the distance just yet. but if you do see some haze in the distance in the south bay as well as the east bay. don't be surprise. we do have some moderate pockets of air quality. we're still dodging the worst of any sort of smoke impacts after what we saw this weekend, which was some smoke across the bay still mild compared to areas to our north to our northeast and then especially east of the sierra nevada where a lot of that smoke settled in across the great basin out to the rockies very similar set of his to yesterday. high pressure in place. some fog at the coast which really isn't going to be too pervasive and that means that areas along the coastline to get a good dose of sunshine.

literally fleeing texas to halt the house vote. >> we need federal laws right now to help save many vulnerable texans. >> reporter: earlier this week, the house passing the john lewis voting rights advancement act. the bill now moves to the senate where it faces many hurdles. reverend al sharpton, marching side-by-side with thousands, now saying it's up to the president to act in order to secure the right to vote for millions. >> it's what we want to see, people to march all over the country. >> reporter: passing voting rights legislation would require changing the 60-vote rule in the senate, which is a long shot. whit. >> ike, thank you. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the new setback for crews battling the raging wildfire near lake tahoe. then i learned, my mop could be loaded with bacteria. that means i gotta clean my mop too? ugh. so i got a swiffer wetjet to get a cleaner, clean! i stick on a fresh pad. boom! it's ready to go. the spray breaks down dirt. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. unlike my mop that can spread it around. and wetjet's even safe on wood! all this? buh-bye. it's so simple! i get a cleaner clean e

but the infrastructure bill has now passed the senate and moves to the house. john. >> a mix of sunshine and cloud cover depending on where you're talking across the bay right now. gradually skies broke fear and fear for areas like sfo in temperatures, growing warmer and warmer, especially inland for daytime highs >> we are back at 9.15 with more breaking news. new york governor andrew cuomo has resigned over a barrage of harassment allegations. the announcement coming just moments ago with the governor of new york addressing the residents there and it represents a fall from grace after a year when. the governor was widely hailed nationally for his daily briefs in leadership during the darkest days of covid-19. the 3 term governor's resignation will take effect in 2 weeks and it comes after new york's attorney general released the results of an investigation that found cuomo sexually harassed at least 11 women again. governor cuomo of new york resigning this morning. 9.16 is the time. let's get an update on the weather now with john standing by the weather center wi

stand by, we're going live to the pentagon now. spokesperson john kirby. >> -- this morning on our operations in afghanistan at the hamid karzai international airport and i'll ask general taylor to come back up here. think i botched his title yesterday. j 35, so i got that wrong yesterday and i apologize for that. but before i ask the general to give you an update, there is a couple of other things that i do want to get out there. first on haiti. in support of the u.s. agency for international development, their bureau of humanitarian assistance, u.s. south command is working to assess damage, and develop common occupational pictures and provide life saving support for the people of haiti. they set up a joint task force haiti led by keem davids who is a special operations commander there at south com. he's operating or currently operating from homestead air reserve base. the jtf is now the forward elements of it, the headquarters element of the joints task force will move to haiti today. we're flying eight helicopters to haiti this morning with help

democrats praised the progress as the john lewis voting rights advancement act now heads to the senate where its fate is uncertain and we pray. >> this bill will land on joe biden's that the senate will do the right thing. president joe biden says he's ready to sign it. applauding the house for pushing through key parts of his agenda house representatives taken significant step toward making. >> historic investment is going to transform america. but republicans like leader kevin mccarthy say right now the sole focus of congress should be afghanistan until every americans out. we should not be working on anything else. >> and there's still a lot of work left to do. congress needs to decide what exactly is going to be going into this 3.5 trillion dollar budget bill as well as how exactly they plan to pay for it for now live in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. thank you for that report. and >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a judge issues a big decision in a lawsuit over the death of kate steinle shooter is on the loose after one person was killed. >> and 2 others

these are the states that band mass mandates and schools. john? >> john: nowe rescue flights from kabul are coming to an end, many are left wondering why u.s. troops abandoned bagram air base so soon. now president biden is apparently putting some of the responsibly on his generals. michael hanlon is a senior fellow at the brookings institution, the author of the art of war in the age of peace. we heard jake sullivan over the weekend, putting at least some of the bring on the military for bagram being close, saying that they used kabul rather than bagram. but they didn't have much of a choice because president biden did not allow them to put enough forces there to keep bagram open and to have hamid karzai operating, as well. >> i think you are right to think about the requirements for patrolling and otherwise protecting a large base like bagram on your own. we used to think about this back in the day on various research trips to afghanistan, trying to help planners think through, if you had this much of a presence in this province of afghanistan, will it be th

. >> august radar view again a day or so away from the weekend. now, john sabol has been actively tracking your weather forecast for you monday and tuesday of this week. john. very hot, very warm. yeah. yesterday was the first real break. i feel like i got to just be able to breathe and get some hope, an inflow. it so last night's lee was a lot better. it's nice when you can just breathe in and enjoy a nice cool field because sometimes it is. >> really hot when you go to bed and i know rain has been tell me a lot about that earlier this week, how it's just been too toasty. so we actually have a little break from the heat, which is a nice a little thing to note today is going to be even cooler than yesterday was. so i think a lot of us are going joy, that you can look outside this morning. see that cloud cover that's draping berkeley. as of right now we are seeing a lot down below because that low visibility. but here's the good news. visibility is actually hanging out just fine for besides cities cloudy blanketing out just above us resulting in some drizzle

the people in town have to deal with it. every summer we're dealing with now seems. >> let's get the forecast now. we've got johnking about maybe the wind shifting enough that we're going to target some of that smoke yeah, and we've been lucky so far yesterday lake tahoe had the worst air quality in north america, which tells you something. the caldor fire still putting up a lot of smoke that is settling right into the lake tahoe basin. we've been spared it because of a westerly wind that really swept up air into the weekend, helping to clear us out and we've enjoyed that throughout the course of the week. so far we've got one more day of that good air quality of these cooler temperatures before we work our way back into a big pattern change. it's going to be very noticeable into tomorrow looking outside right now we have the low cloud cover sitting right above the bay. but you're berkeley hills view actually pretty clear. obviously huge impacts of wildfire smoke around lake tahoe as well as across other parts of the northern tier, the state bay area has fared pretty well. and you can see that reflected in air q

the floor, getting out of dodge anyway they could be a great reporting period sandra. >> sandra: thanks, john cared for our veterans, the botched afghanistan withdrawal is not political. it is personal. the people they liberated nowng back under the taliban's reign of terror. next up, a former blackhawk pilot with a message for president biden. >> john: cleaning up after tropical storm henry, laying into parts of new england. what is left of the storm is still making a wet mess. we are live in the thick of it, just ahead. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. ♪♪ (upbeat pop music in background throughout) >> john: president biden now running late for his remarks on covid vaccinations as well as remain on his response to afghanistan. many military veterans watching how the u.s. is abandoning our allies in shock and horror appeared at our next guest served in the military for nearly three decades and was deployed on tours in multiple countries, including multiple deployments in afghanista

he was committed to completing the withdraw from afghanistan by the end of august, but he's now reconsidering that deadline. john henry has more on that story from washington. the final departure date for the us from afghanistan might not be so final. after all, by the end of tuesday, president joe biden is expected to decide whether to unilaterally extend the august 31st deadline for the us to withdraw from afghanistan. with just a week to go, congressmen adam shift left, a classified meeting on the afghan exit plan, saying the odds of getting everyone out are slim and growing slimmer each day given the logistical difficulties of moving people to the airport and the limited number of workarounds. it's hard for me to see that being fully complete by the end of the month. and i'm certainly of the view that we maintain a military presence as long as it's necessary to get all us persons out and to meet our moral and ethical obligation to our african partners. afghanistan's new taliban leaders, they extended that deadline, is a red line. the u. s crosses at its own peril than president donald trump negotiated the de

governments has gone, produces are directly harming the lives of the mexican people with john home and is following the story. joins us now from mexico city and you were a briefing earlier about this john, which companies have been named in this little suit and what does the mexican government want from them? they're pretty big ones. actually the company's names are we talking about co glock smith and wesson better. so they're going off the suited the big ones here and what the mexican government wants us to use. the word negligence that was used a couple of times basically the met confirmed minister said that these companies are washing their hands of the guns that they so that they shouldn't be doing that they should be disciplining the distributors who are then selling on these guns. they should be putting security mechanisms within the, within the weapons themselves, so that they can be tracked and that they can see where these guns are going. and that's not being done, even though it could be at the moment. but you also went a bit further than that actually. and he said that some of the models being designed by gun c

the will of the president, john home and how does it a mexico city? now the us this returns more than 17000 looted treasures to iraq, dating back full 1000 years. most of the ancient artifacts was stolen after the u. s. that invasion of iraq in 2003. but i'll kill just say several other pieces of iraq's archaeological heritage still missing. there's in follows, the iraqi prime minister's visit to washington last week. i have to take your brain to focus on her mental health us gymnastics. stall simone biles has returned to action at the tokyo olympics when a bronze metal, the 24 roll finishing behind 2 chinese competitors in the balance. being final of the play out of 5 earlier events. she leaves with a silver and a bronze to go with full gold medals from the rio games in 2016. and richardson has more from tokyo. not quite the, the golden finish. we might have dreamt silver written about if we were making it into a hollywood movie. but nonetheless, she put in a close to flawless performance in that balance being final worth remembering. it's not one of her

the last 125,000 years. so what can be done now to protect the planet? joining us now is the answer man, johnpresidential envoy for climate and former secretary of state. mr. secretary, it is always good to see you so let's talk about -- >> thank you. >> what we are seeing is a disastrous summer all over the world. the american west, of course, we've just seen historic floods in europe, shocking in europe and china. you write for the boston globe, it is not too late for the world to act and it doesn't have to be this way. you are the voice of optimism and hope here. give us an idea. how do we confront this reality? >> by making the decisions that are available to us to deploy alternative, renewable merge and begin to transition rapidly away from the current course. the scientists tell us, the same scientists that are sending us this red code tell us they have this ten-year window within which, we can implement and if we reduce emissions and other major emitters are joining in that effort and then we have a chance at keeping the warning limited to 1.5 degrees or somewhere below 2 degrees. that

the iran nuclear. revised iran nuclear deal, which doesn't the prospects in which don't look too good right now. but the name of the game here, john, for iran is economics and sanctions relaxations together eventually. so i'm going to have to give in iran, if iran does not. if you're running machine is not able to deliver economically for people. yeah, and that's a great point just real quick on the issue of these attack drones. iran has been not only testing the waters but also testing the airspace. it's been able to get some of these drones across the syrian border into israeli aerospace, not very long israel sheets the, these drones down. but is there, do you see an increase in arise ability with these attacks and they use them in saudi arabia, you know, across the border from yemen. it's a saudi arabia. are we going to see more of this? you think? absolutely, this is the, this is the vehicle, this is the kind of the weapon of the future in a lot of ways. drones can be either really expensive and really sophisticated to do some really amazing things. or they can be pretty cheap and an easily either defeated or militarily ineffe

they had $10 million in the house budget that was stripped out by the senate so right now for the most part, john members are left to figure out their security situation for themselves. >> ryan noebls, fascinating reporting. let's bring the conversation to the room, lauren, you spent a ton of time on capitol hill. katie porter, democrat from california, hard to feel safe after a town hall altercation, punches were thrown at one of her town halls. how much more do you hear that worry now if roll the tape back to preinsurrection? >> i think that insurrection had to have been a game changer for a lot of these members when they're back home. i covered a lot of these town halls during the health care fight when republicans were trying to roll back obamacare and i remember how tense some of these meetings would get and the security that they have at a lot of these town halls, it's minuscule. they might have a local official there to kind of monitor things, but that's not enough if somebody came in or wanted to do harm. i think these members even though stthey may not be doing many town halls because of

the life of people, no matter what. we do whatever it is we need to do to protect them. john: nowbroward county school district is being threatened with penalties for its mask mandate. the state board of education says it may withhold the amount of money the district spends on the salaries of the superintendentnd the members of the school board. >> i'm willing personally to give up my salary if i have to for that year because i will be able to sleep at night knowing that i did everything i could to protect a child or staff person in a school. john: florida's largest district said it, too, would require staff members to be masked when school starts on monday. >> if it saves one life, 10 hospitalizations, isn't that the least we can do? john: in hillsboro county, which includes tampa, officials imposed a 30-day mask mandate after re than 1000 students tested positive for covid in the first week of school. since the start of july, covid cases have been surging across florida, including, notably, among children. for parents like jenna, a school mask mandate is not the answer. the day

now from victor olive it. she's a political analysts and leave experts at the center for actual politics. and john, this is now from moscow with the best tool in the case number's wising. why would you say the russian government not taking more direct action to bring this virus on to control? while the russian government knows very well that strict stringent lockdown measures that were instituted, left spring were extremely popular among the russian population. in fact, there were even some civil disturbances in an area called the north here in the south of russia last year. during the lock down and of course, ever since them, the russian government and local officials decided to deal with this demik with this medical crisis in less strict ways. for example, mandating mask wearing in public places and some other measures. but at the same time, not, not securing new lock downs, because again, this is very popular and the government does not want to date or annoy the people, especially during the election campaign that is in its final stage. right now the elections are coming up in the 2nd half of s

the state. that term goes back, john locke uses it and a great english theologian by the name of john owen. now, the memorials of political theologians. madison does not cite biblical text. but those of you who have some familiarity with the bible certainly can hear biblical overtones in what he's seeing, even a cursory look at the way madison puts things, it's apparent that the central ideas -- shah has already -- derived from christianity and can be traced to the bible as it had been understood by christian thinkers in earlier centuries. for example, madison says religion is a duty we owe to our creator, the great commandment of jesus. you shall love the lord your god with all your heart, with all your soul, and all your might. luke, thou shalt worship the lord your god and him alone shall you serve. religion is a duty we owe to our creator. second, he says that the business of government and that of religion must be kept separate. we maintain that in matters of religion, no man's right is a bridge by the institution of civil society, and again, this nice phrase, religion is wholly exempt fro

heidy was born 3 weeks later i heard the news that no military family wants to hear. john never got to meet his daughter who is nowars old. the last time they spoke to john such was on august 6. and remember, we're talking on the phone just desperately trying to assess the baby. and john i've never heard heavy cry and i said it. >> don't worry a life time for that. that last time wasn't going to be ours. >> john was killed on his way back from a goodwill it was an overwhelming when john was killed, not only was a dealing not to get a heavy burden, a hollow grief of losing my best friend. but it was raising 3 young children on my own. lisa leaned into the support of her family and the military community surrounding her. they went for runs together and eventually she started a not for profit called wear blue run to remember, which is now a global organization that honors the service and sacrifice of the american military. lisa says john's heart would be heavy today for what his fellow service members are now carrying. >> but that his heart would also be heavy for afghanistan and the people there that she says her hu

john the baptist parish have done something right, too. nowime over the next week and couple of weeks. we are asking people to be patient and people to be careful. please be check on your elderly neighbors or elderly parents or special needs families. we have 911 operating here so call 911. at this point i'm going to ask the fema administrator to come up. she's going to tell you that the president signed a major disaster declaration that turned on individual assistance for all of southeast louisiana including st. john the baptist parish and we also have 100% for the next 30 days and all of the costs associated with debris removal like sheltering and other things that we need to bear to stand this parish back up and we appreciate your presence and the good news. if you will come up? >> thank you, governor. good morning, everybody. on behalf of the president our thought goes out to everybody that has been impacted by this devastating storm that went through louisiana. as you heard, we understand many people are away from their homes and want to

the highest as ever. d.c. police arrested a man who he claims to have a bomb. let's bring in john harwood and author of "joe biden," the life, the run and what matters now. hn, the president is insisting the afghanistan withdrawal is going as well as it could have. but in the memo raises questions about his administration handling of it. what do you know? >> well, look, they're clearly people within the government who felt there was greater urgency to the situation than the administration was reflecting. we have seen it in the state department memo, we have seen it in the leaks of the intelligence community suggesting there were some dire prediction in the intelligence community, of course president biden and chief of staff milley had said that there was not a consensus that the government was going to crumble so fast. from president biden's point of view, he had bad options. one is if he acted in an accelerated manner to have a mask evacuation, he risk undermining confidence in the government and accelerating the collapse of the government and sof of the statements he made of the taliban. had he hinted the taliban was going to take over, that would under

but the window so tight now, john. >> it is incredibly tight. as you mentioned there are those afghans who are, as you put it, in the hearts of diplomatic folks, they want to get them out. but what about when it comes to legal permanent, residents. for instance, one of the families we talked about on our show, nick, was a family from philadelphia. they lived there now for a couple of years. they're green card holders, not american citizens, but we're talking about a wife and five children some of whom are rather young. what about folks who fall into that category? >> reporter: i don't have the absolute concrete answer with you on that and i'm pretty sure the u.s. team there would be -- they're aware of that case doing what they could to get them on to the airport. certainly american citizens and their immediate family appear to be the hard core priority here. there's been very courageous work, much kept in secret for obvious reasons it seems by u.s. troops done their best to get american citizens into the airport. and also, too, allied afghans a

heidy was born 3 weeks later i heard the news that no military family wants to hear. john never got to meet his daughter who is now 12 years old. the last time they spoke to john such was on august 6. and remember, we're talking on the phone just desperately trying to show us the baby and john i've never heard heavy cry and i said it. >> don't worry a life time for that. that last time wasn't going to be ours. >> john was killed on his way back from a goodwill it was an overwhelming when john was killed, not only was a dealing now to get a heavy burden. the hollow grief of losing my best friend. but it was raising 3 young children on my own. lisa leaned into the support of her family and the military community surrounding her. they went for runs together and eventually she started a not for profit called wear blue run to remember, which is now a global organization that honors the service and sacrifice of the american military. lisa says john's heart would be heavy today for what his fellow service members are now carrying. >> but that his heart would also be heavy for afghanistan and the people there that she say

that's where the tension is in the industry right now. >> john, thanks for being here really appreciatemoney out there in a timely manner and it seems like the essence of what you're talking about is pulling money now to these charities from these out years, decades from now, potentially. do you have an estimate of how much money that we're talking about coming from the out years into next year, for example, if you get the reform that you're talking about? >> so we have two proposals. one is that if you get the tax benefit up front, you get that tax benefit this year, you have 15 years in order to distribute the money. so put a dollar in today, you have until 2036 to distribute the money. the second option at the donor discretion, you can have a daf account that has a much longer time limit, but you don't get that income tax deduction until the money goes to the community. we don't have -- i don't know offhand how much money that's going to pull forward. but it's going to be significant. and the charities that we talked to are very interested in this proposal to try to bring that money

now knocking on their doors. or as they they so that's a picture of the dramatic picture. they're increasing robbie reporting let's go across the atlantic now to north california. in fact, john henderson is standing by the and john, terrible scenes that to what have you been saying? well now i'm taking off my mass because the air quality here is so bad. i'm in the town of greenville, which was destroyed a few days ago by the dixie fire. that is the largest fire in the united states, but it's only one of more than a $115.00 different states. 10 fires here in california alone. and that's more than has ever happened in the past last year. 2020 said a record with wildfires. we've already exceeded the 2020 number and this is the result here. you can see that used to be a bank. it is now completely destroyed like much of the town. and if you just follow the line here, you can see these buildings have all been destroyed. there is a jail over here that is a century old hotel, the facade of which remains. and i know it's hard to see all this because there is so much smoke and that's part of the problem. i grew up 4 hours away in the san francisco bay area in a town called palo alto.

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the press secretary, john kirby. give an update on the situation in afghanistan at the pentagon. now they've confirmed the 2 high profile i saw k member's was killed and another wounded. and a drone strike as part of the u. s. reprisal mission, and i've got a son. now the pentagon is declining to name them, describes them as one a planner and another as a facilitator for the group. they're saying that these evacuations, we're still seeing, will continue until the end of the month, despite ongoing real and dynamic threats in the couple airport area. well, let's now speak with rob reynolds. he's in washington dc, and he's also across this briefing for us. now, rob, we heard from the white house yesterday that president biden doesn't want those behind thursday's attack to continue walking this up. and it does seem that the u. s. is making good on their promise. well maybe you will notice if you listen carefully to the pentagon press secretary john kirby. while he described the 2 individuals who were killed by this drones dragon one who was injured as high profile members of ice or k. he

the "angle." joining me now, the former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe. john, two big issues to get through tonight. obviously, going to hit afghanistan in a moment, but just breaking moments ago from "the washington post," the intel community is now claiming that the covid origins probe has proven inconclusive. your reaction to that? your old intel community, john? >> well, i am not surprised that the biden administration is continuing to approach this in a way that china is not the bad guy. look, i have seen all of the intelligence up until eight months ago when i left the office as the director of national intelligence, and all of the intelligence, laura, what i can tell you is that is all on one side of the ledger. it all points to the origins of the wuhan virus being from the wuhan institute of virology, and there is no intelligence that points to this being naturally occurring, no intermediary host, you know, all of our signals intelligence, all of our human intelligence, none of it points that this was some naturally occurring, you know, virus, so,

virus cases, the organization of american states is holding a virtual meeting to discuss the situation. now john holt has this report from the hospital in the city of k. a warning that views might find some of the images disturbing. the came across sun who's made the immaculate conception hospital in la k. his toes and sco we're fractured. he's one more than 10000 people who were injured in saturdays, earthquake, and hated idea. such, i ran out to try and open the gate, but a cement block fell off the roof of the neighbor's house and unto my head on foot long week stuff at local hospitals have been struggling with that huge influx even as many deal with their own life changing problems come see my mom, my house has collapsed. we are sleeping in the street on saturday when i got here, i saw how many people were in need. and so i decided to work, and i've been here every day. many of the patient sustain outside for fear the hospitals themselves could collapse in the off the shots. some have cracks ready, but the doctors and nurses have managed to keep order in this hospital immaculate conception.

the street. a flooring business is now leading the local effort to get essentially, to refugees foyce to ny, and john, an african refugees himself is working. non stop to get packed, ready donations are turning up almost every minute. we're all here to help. we all humans. we see what's going on over and i've janice and so for those who find themselves spending the 1st night, what is going to be the new home? there is so much to make sense of so many questions. so many worries, so much relief. they have made it many others will not fill. lavelle al jazeera in chantilly virginia or us vice president come the harris has addressed the situation in afghanistan during her visit to singapore. paris said, while the u. s. is laser focused on the evacuation from couple. washington is looking to advance its interest in the east singapore, her 1st step on a tour of the indo pacific region where concerns are being raised of increasing chinese influence the united states. beijing continues to coerce to intimidate and to make claims to the vast majority of the south china sea. these unlawful claims have been rejec