troops in afghanistan back in april, kumble and most of the country have fallen to the taliban. withdrawal was a mistake for sawyer, especially when it comes to fighting terrorism. >> i don't think the job will ever be done. one of the reasons i did what i did for 20 years is to stop it and prevent it from spreading any further. i definitely see it gaining steam and taking over the country of afghanistan and pushing even outside of it. >> he was already serving when terrorists attacked the u.s. in 2001. a life-changing event for him, like many americans. believes this war was unavoidable. >> i think if we didn't, it would have been much worse. even the attacks on the u.s., on september 11, and the other things, if we did not take action, who knows what else could have happened. are we ever going to stop everything? > -- no. the loss of my friends and marines over there, every single one of us knew exactly what we were getting into. every single one of us knew the sacrifice. do i wish they were here? absolutely, but do i ask myself many times why not me? all the time. >> more tha

. >> reporter: eric kumble, among the many penalties awaiting a chance to return home and seeing what he can salvage, already aware there is not much left. evacuees like him filling the parking lots of centers run by the red cross, in grass valley, anxiously awaiting updates after some of the most stressful days of their lives. >> we're going to pull our bootstraps up, keep on going and rebuild. that's what you do. >> reporter: already pushing forward, eric still feels frustration. he lives close to the bear river campground, left wondering what caused this catastrophic fire. >> it's just someone -- can change someone's life that had. just got someone, a whole community, over someone's negligence. >> heather janssen reporting. for information on how you can help the victims of the dixie ú website, kpix.com. we'll have more on the northern california wildfires coming up for you at 6:00. >>> taking a live look at oakland now, where it is the last weekend of summer break for students. teachers and students are getting ready to head back to the classroom on monday, despite a rise in covid

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first breakthrough before anderson's two wickets takes him to 619 overall — that's level with anil kumblere's been serious news on the injury front for england bowlerjofra archer. he's been ruled out for the rest of the year with an elbow injury. after returning to action last month — scans have revealed he has suffered a recurrence of a stress fracture of his right elbow — that's his bowling arm — so will miss the t20 world cup and the ashes series in australia. it is deeply concerning. tim in my if there was never the same bowler and loss that yard of pace when he came back from his elbow injury. you just hope no medical science has improved the his sake because he is such a great bowler to have in your armoury and particularly now the shorter form armoury and particularly now the shorterform of armoury and particularly now the shorter form of it. armoury and particularly now the shorterform of it. we'll armoury and particularly now the shorter form of it. we'll be armoury and particularly now the shorterform of it. we'll be never see him bolt the red ball again? as a set case now that