kal and the whole family — world is his oyster.s his oyster. kal and the whole family there of - world is his oyster. kal and the whole family there of galal- world is his oyster. kal and the. whole family there of galal yafai there are bright and absolutely delighted about his success, winning gold today. let's talk about another british medal, tom daley winning another successful medal, after winning the ten metres platform. let speak now to the olympic medallist, diver and friend of tom daley, chris mears, whojoins us. your reaction to tom's bronze medal today and his performance?- your reaction to tom's bronze medal today and his performance? yeah, the performance — today and his performance? yeah, the performance that _ today and his performance? yeah, the performance that he _ today and his performance? yeah, the performance that he did _ today and his performance? yeah, the performance that he did today - today and his performance? yeah, the performance that he did today will- performance that he did today will echo througho

another crate kal point is schools starting. we need to make sure that we have this u done. >> the conversation that i'm having at home is when my daughters both got vaccinated wells my wife and a, we opened up a little bit as far as we can be outdoors more, indoors in some cases, and now do you have to kind of turn that back and tell your children listen? go back to how it was before? >> no. jose, i think is worth reinforcing an honest conversation. they are working and preventing hospitalizations and deaths by and large. what you're describing is what i have had conversations with my own family about if go into a packed indoor restaurant you should have a mask. if you're with others that you know indoors that have been vaccinated your risk is extremely low. i feel comfort woublt wearing a mask. outdoors we have not seen any evidence of outdoor transmission being a driving factor. so i say all of this with "you should not live in fear, but you should also have a sense of humility about thousand is a fluid situation. when i send

ros: there has been chaos and panic at kal rport as afghans tried to leave their country following theiban takeover. people hanging on to a u.s. military plane as it takes off. several deaths at the airport have been reported. the taliban swept into kabul unopposed on sunday and now appears in full control of afghanistan. >> the priority is to maintain security and their lives are safe. ros: president biden do to address america in the next hour. he's facing criticism for how he has handled the withdrawal. in july, president biden was asked if the taliban seizing power was inevitable once u.s. troops had left. pres. biden: the likelihood there is going to be a tele-ban overrunning everything and owning the whole country is highly unlikely. ros: in august, these are pictures of the taliban in the presidential office. president has fled the country and the afghan military largely decided not to fight. in july, president biden was asked if he saw any parallel between the withdrawal from afghistan and note rushed withdrawal from saigon. pres. biden: none, whatsoever. zero. you had them bre

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. >> our chief international correspondent is also the ground in kal and she spoke earlier about theenges for those trying to get out. reporter: as the window closes fast, it gets ever harder even to get to the airport. we spoke to a telephone spokesperson this morning who was unsympathetic and unequivocal that the afghans should not be leaving the country, and that there was only one route out, and that was through the americans. we are hearing in these last days, they americans are prioritizing american passport holders, green called holders -- green card holders, and sending those who have special visas, which were salvaged for vulnerable afghans like those who had worked for the american luke perry. i think we have to remember that once the u.s., the u.k. evacuati stops, once the last aircraft turns off, afghanistan does not pack up and go. the neighbors and near neighbors will have an interest in helping the country's buses to run a -- run again and the roads to be open. for afghanistan ticket -- to start getting back on its feet. >> you heard her talking about u.s. passport hol

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took the the men's flyweight title — and earlier my colleague lucy hockings caught up with his brother kal after the bout. how was that? it was crazy. i got the message and then all of a sudden i said, "sure, let's do it on zoom," it clicked the link straightaway and i was chatting to him. it was brilliant. what about that moment in the very first round when your brother, so many people sitting in their seat, he knocked down his opponent very quickly in the first round. what was your reaction? it was a dream start. from that moment it gave me even more confidence than what i already had. i was just over the moon that not only did he win the olympic gold but the performances he has had throughout have been unreal. and you particularly know what the journey is like to get to an olympics. five or six years ago galal was working in a car factory. tell us what he had to do to get where he is today. he was working at land rover, he wasn't even boxing properly, he was just doing bits. but he got into gb, qualified in six months, went to rio, unfortunately he lost to the cuban but he stayed on and

government can do to all refugees safe access to the k., given the scenes at the kal airport, and also when prime minister johnson was the mayor of london, he actually advocated for giving undocumented people residence in the city? >> yes, foe johnson's politics -- force johnson's politics are a wonder to serve. i remember him contactinme and asking me toupport his campaign that undocumented refugees should be given right of permanent residence and eventually citizenship. supported that and now. he went on to become prime minister and let a horrible campaign against refugees and his government is trying to push throughower leglation that willake it a criminal offense to assist a refugee at sea and getting to safety to shore, contrary to the international law. as to the british people in afghanistan are the afghan families that have family in great britain or some that have british passports and are in afghanistan, they obviously -- the raf has been doing his best to get people out and quite a lot have gotten out but not everyone has gotten out. there is chaos around the airport, as eve

morning, someone was talking to me, she is a very prominent member of the civil society, outside of kal said the fact she needs to take a bus to kabul is out of the question and she will not be a blue go through the taliban checkpoints into the airport. this is the crux of the issue at the moment. people want assurances the west, the international community will evacuate for as long as it takes, that they will put sufficient pressure on the taliban to allow safe passage because these people feel their lives are at risk. amy: bilal, in your article for the bbc, right about the fall of the taliban after the u.s. invasion in the fall of 2001. you say, "i saw a genuine willingness among the reg stem file of the taliban to lay down weapons and resume their lives, with the americans do not want that. for my reporting is into me and many other afghans motivation was revenge after 9/11. we're coming up on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. then you talk about the piece moments lost when you actually had the secretary of defense under bush, rumsfeld, saying no to the taliban saying they w

great news for guys named kal and zane.ountain dew. the drink will hit the stores in 2022. will you be drinking it? you lost a lot of weight. >> i've been exercising. i need alcohol but does not have carbs, and i don't know if this has -- i don't think it has any carbs, but i don't like mixing soft rings with alcohol, that's like mixing ice cream with steak. i like to keep them separate. cat is in for kennedy in the business channel so i will be on that. that's why i'm here sitting here risking my career with you. >> lawrence: wait a minute, did you just come on my show -- >> yes. >> lawrence: i only get a week of this in your promote another show on my show! >> "gutfeld!" is on at 11 can we just rip andrew cuomo to shreds. we actually drink tequila and wine on the set to celebrate. >> lawrence: but no mountain dew. >> no mountain dew. >> lawrence: i'm going to join greg, may be on friday for his show, only because he did the show tonight. i wouldn't have done it -- >> i scratch your back, you scratch mine. >> lawrence: tha

afghans, that will determine, we're just too early in this to know where it ends and what the plilt kaltions are. >> we have very early and we are early if you will in the political cycle. >> absolutely. >> but you know, the juxtaposition. comments that the president made in july, just a month ago to yamiche, saying this is not going to be sigh gone. and then the image-- images, those side-by-side. >> hanging on. >> are really, really powerful. again, it may not be the definitive issue for sure but that image is indelible. >> woodruff: we will see. amy walter, tamara keiththank you both. >> you're welcome. >> you're welcome. >> woodruff: and we'll be back shortly with a conversation with secretary of the interior deb haaland. but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. >> woodruff: for those stations staying with us, we take another look at an instant "new york times" bestseller out this spring, "finding freedom," which details the trials and triumphs of the maine restaurant, "the lost kitchen" as jeffrey brown reports, "finding freedom'' takes on multiple meanings for

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