no mother, no parent should ever have to hear that their child is gone." 20-year-old lance corporal rylee mccollumtherhood. his wife is expecting their first child. the servicemen and women range in age from 20 to 31. all killed doing what they loved. >> our weijia jang reporting there. in addition to those killed, 18 u.s. troops were wounded in the airport attack. they are recovering at a hospital in germany that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm errol barnett. >>> good morning. this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. u.s. officials are working to get fewer than 200 americans out of afghanistan. the state department says those stranded americans may need to fly on charter planes once the kabul airport reopens. five republican-led states are under investigation by the education department for banning mask requirements in schools. the bans in iowa, oklahoma, south carolina, tennessee, and utah conflict with cdc guidelines. >>> jury selection begins today for elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos. holmes faces federal charges for kn

marine lance corporal rylee mccollum, 20, of jackson, wyoming was just weeks away from becoming a fatherather saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william tyler page, 23. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo, 25. marine corporal humberto sanchez, 22. marine lance corporal jared schmitz, 20. navy corpsman maxton soviak, 22, his father told a reporter that in the last facetime with their son his mother told him to be safe. he said, "don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me." she now realizes that they all just went together. >> a grateful nation paying tribut it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat.

marine lance corporal rylee mccollum of jackson, wyoming, was just weeks away from becoming a father. marine lance corporal dylan merola. marine lance corporal kareem nikoui, from norco, california. his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william-tyler page. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo. marine corporal humberto sanchez. marine lance corporal jared schmitz. %-p in the last facetime with their son, when his mother told him to be safe, he said, "don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me." today she realized that they all just went together. >> martha raddatz with us tonight. an incredibly solemn day. we were watching you on the air with this today, and it's impossible to imagine what these families are going through, and what they'll go through for years to come. i know the question now, how to protect the u.s. service members still in kabul with just two days before the august 31st deadline to get afghans and u.s. servicemen and women out. >> reporter: david, the priority right now is keeping the servic

or even infants in 2001 at the start of the war including 20-year-old marine lance corporal bianca marroquin -- rylee mccollum, marine lance corporal david espinoza, ryan knauss, hunter lopez and 23-year-old marine sergeant nicole gee. days before her death she posted a picture as she cradled this baby at the kabul airport with a message, i love my job. we learned overnight that president biden has now directed the department of homeland security to take the lead in resettling those refugees who have been evacuated out of afghanistan as the clock ticks down to the withdrawal deadline. mona, rachel. >> our thanks to andrea fujii. >>> coming up, the new covid-related travel restrictions being considered. >>> also, the breaking news from california overnight. new evacuations around lake tahoe with a major wildfire on the move. >>> and the bombshell just as the fraud trial of elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, gets under way. >>> plus more live coverage of hurricane ida's historic damage. this is a live picture right now from biloxi, mississippi. >>> we're back now with a massive fire in northern italy. f

lance corporal kareem nikoui of norco, california. army staff sergeant ryan knauss of corrington, tennessee. maureen corps corporal hunter lopez of i understandio, california. marine corps lance corporal rylee mccollumf jackson, wyoming. marine corps lance corporal dylan more roll la of. california. dagen page omaha, nebraska. marine corps sergeant johnny row zaraio prix charred dough of lawrence, massachusetts. humberto sanchez of logans port. gerald schmitz of saint charles, missouri. and navy hospitalman corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. god bless those soldiers and marines. and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. switch to xfinity mobile and save hundreds on your wireless bill. plus, save up to $400 when you purchase a new samsung phone or upgrade your existing phone. learn more at your local xfinity store today. >> bret: breaking tonight, looking live again at the state department just getting word th

marine lance corporal rylee mccollum was going to be a father. that he carried around a toy rifle and cowboy boots. he was a beautiful soul. tough as nails with a heart of gold. someone who could not stand injustice, someone who would stand up for those bullied in his class. corporal degan page was an animal lover with a soft spot in his heart for dogs. maxton soviak's mom rachel told him to be safe and he said don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anybody happen to me. 22-year-old marine corporal hunter lopez grew up in southern california. both his parents worked for the riverside sheriff's department. he reportedly planned on following in his parents foot stems and becoming a shefb deputy after he got home. marine corps lance corporal jared schmidt was just 20 years old. his father says his whole world was the marine corps. his dad said he was particularly close to his 9-year-old special needs sister who quote worshipped the ground he walked on. she was from market, california and six days before the attack, the defense department p

lance corporal jared schmitz was from the st. louis area his father called into a local radio show and broke down in tears as he talked about his son's passion for military service. marine lance corporal rylee mccollumas also just 20 years old. like many of yesterday's fallen heroes, he was but a baby on 9/11, and when america's longest war started. nbc's courtney kube covers the pentagon for us. the mission continues but the u.s. military heavily reliant on the taliban for security. >>> that's right, shep, and it's just heartbreaking to hear those names. they're all young enlisted young men that you labeled off there but that's right, the u.s. military is still continuing this evacuation mission on the ground in kabul. they're relying on the taliban for overall perimeter security, so basically, the taliban have a large circle around the airport, and those -- the people who are manning that perimeter security are among the best of the best of the taliban fighters, essentially they're special operators. despite that and despite the fact that isis is the enemy of the taliban in most cases, some isis fighters were able to get through that perimeter security through the taliban check points, make their

sister of lance corporal rylee mccollum said he is a father with a baby due in just three weeks.arine his whole life. this was his first deployment. he was manning a checkpoint when the suicide bomb went off. just incredible lives lived here. you can see very young people. they had so much life ahead of them, definitely gave the ultimate sacrifice, believed in the mission of what they were doing, wolf. >> the names that i see, so many of them 20, 20, 20, 22, 23, 23, 25, ten of the 11 were in their 20s, mostly in the early 20s. one marine corps sergeant darren hoover, 31 of salt lake city, utah. two women. my heart goes out to all of the 13. johan joh johanny rosario. i speak for all the viewers, we expect our deepest, deepest condolences. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. na tash natasha, thank you very much. bring in retired general and national security reporter. general, when you see the names, you see the ages, most of them were born say just before 9/11 but they all volunteered, served in the marine corps, army, navy. what goes through your mind. y

it shows her carrying an afghan baby as she assisted in the evacuation. 20-year-old lance corporal rylee mccollumm the birth of his first child. he always wanted to be a marine ever since he was a kid so he'd carry a toy rifle when walking in his diapers and cowboy boots. then 22-year-old lance corporal hunter lopez. his mother shared a recent exchange she had with her son when he sent her a photo of him and a small afghan boy. he told her he scooped up the boy and carried him on his shoulders for five miles to safety. right now all 13 fallen u.s. service members are being carried themselves. the pentagon saying their remains are on one last journey home. and we thank all of them for their service to this country. we offer our condolences to their families. we appreciate everything that they have done for all of us. that's the news reporting from washington. i'm jim acosta. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. pamela brown takes over the cnn newsroom live after a quick break. have a good night. for as little as $25 a month. and the best part? it's powered by verizon. but it gets

he's marine lance corporal rylee mccollum from wyoming. he was just 20 years old and has a baby due in just three weeks according to his sister. he was manning the airport checkpoint where the suicide bomber struck. she said he wanted to be a marine his whole life, he was living his dream. even as a toddler he carried a toy rifle in his diaper and in his cowboy boots. there are 12 other names, 12 other heroes whose stories are yet to come. and even as president is preparing to make condolence calls to the next of kin as we've been reporting tonight, he's been warned another attack is likely. only days now remaining in america's longest war, and they could easily be the darkest. perspective now from cnn military analyst and retired army general leslie clark. general clark, as we begin to start learning the names and seeing the faces and hearing the stories and meeting the family members of u.s. service members who gave their lives yesterday, it's -- it is just -- it really comes home just the pain of what has happened and also the pain that

he's marine lance corporal rylee mccollum from wyoming.old and has a baby due in just three weeks according to his older sister. she tells us he was on his first deployment, he was manning the airport checkpoint where the suicide bomber struck. she said he wanted to be a marine his whole life, he was living his dream. even as a toddler he carried a toy rifle in his diaper and in his cowboy boots. she said he wanted to teach history and be a wrestling coach when he finished his service, and of course be a new dad. there are 12 other names, 12 other heroes whose stories are yet to come. and even as the president is preparing to make condolence calls to the next of kin as we've been reporting tonight, he's been warned that another attack is likely. only days now remaining in america's longest war, and they could easily be the darkest. perspective now from cnn military analyst and retired army general wesley clark. general clark, as we begin to start learning the names and seeing the faces and hearing the stories and meeting the family members

marine lance corporal rylee mccollum, 20, of jackson, wyoming was just weeks away from becoming a fathersaying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william tyler page, 23, marine sergeant johanny rosario, 20, humberto sanchez, 22 and jared schmitz, 20, maxton soviak, his mother told him to be safe and he said, don't worry, mom. my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me. she now realizes that they all just went together. all together, all doing heroic work trying to save the lives of others, michael. >> so young, it's heartbreaking, thank you. thank you so much for that. >>> let's go back to ginger. >> michael, as the light comes up in new orleans we're able to see the bed -- breadth of damage. the drone that you see above me here, that is a music store collapsed. it's actually called the carnoski music store and has chilling history. it was a historic landmark. why? muc store.uis armstrong worked his work and the money they lent him helped him buy his first clarinet. they would allow him and his friends to jam here. the heart of jazz began in the bu

no mother, no parent should ever have to hear that their child is gone." 20-year-old lance corporal rylee mccollumwife is expecting their first child. the service men and women range in age from 20 to 31. all killed doing what they loved. 18 u.s. troops were also injured in that attack at the kabul airport. and right now they are recovering in germany where they were transported for medical care. tony? >> thank you very much. ahead we will take a look at the dual changes following medical workers on the gulf coast dealing with hurricane ida and oh my, with chase freedom unlimited, i earn all this cash back? oh, i gotta tell everyone. hey rita, you can earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you. hey neal, you can earn 3% at drug stores!!! buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! you're always earning with 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase, 3% at drugstores, 3% on dining including takeout, and 1.5% on everything else you buy. chase. make more of what's yours. hi. so you're the s

ainsley: among the heros is rylee mccollum a lance corporal in the u.s. due. they dent know if it's a boy or a girl. they wanted to be surprised. brian: a family friend of lance corporal rylee mccollum and he joins us now. sorry -- so sore for your loss, what you must be experiencing. could you talk about him? >> wow, thank you, by the way. good morning. ainsley: good morning. >> just from the first time we met him in our home, our son popped in to say hey, mom, ryle is joining the marines, too. he became a regular. a lot of kids come and go, but he was one of those that our dogs quit barking at him because he was there so often. but just from the first time i met him and shook his hand. he looked me straight in the eyes and just i knew he was a good kid. he was strong, resilient. never backed down. kind of kid. steve: reggie, why did rylee want to join the service? >> you know, in talking to his sister and seeing a lot of the posts, he has always wanted to since he was a little kid. he, you know, dressed up that way when he was a little toddler she said.

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marine corporal hunteropez of indio, california, was 22. 20-year-old rylee j. mccollum, a marine lance jackson, wyoming. marine lance-corporal dylan r. merola of rancho cucamonga, california, was 20. marine lance-corporal kareem m. nikoui of norco, california, was 20. marine corporal deegan w. page, an omaha native, was 23. 25-year-old marine sergeant joanny rosario from lawrence, massachusetts. marine corporal humberto a. sanchez, age 22, of logansport, indiana. marine lance corporal jared m. schmitz, age 20, of sat charles, missouri. and hospitalman maxton w. soviak of the u.s. navy. he was from berlin heights, ohio, and he was 22. >> woodruff: o thanks to each one of these young men and women and the ultimate sacrifice they have made for our country. and that's the newshour for tonit. i'm judy woodruff. thank you, please stay safe, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >>

bring corporal hunter lopez was 22. 20-year-old rylee j. mccollum from jackson, wyoming. marine lanceerola of rancho cucamonga was 20. marine lance corporal kareem nik oui was 20. marine corporal deegan page, an omaha native, was 23. 25-year-old marine sergeant joanny rosario from march to choose its -- massachusetts. marine corporal humberto sa nchez. marine lance corporal jared schmitz, age 20, of st. charles, missouri. and hospitalman maxton soviak of the u.s. navy. he was from berlin heights, ohio, and he was 22. our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of each one of these young men and women and we thank these young people for their ultimate sacrifice in service of our country. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. thank you. please stay safe and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- ♪ >> consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. financial services firm raymond james. bnsf railway. carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international

lance corporal jared schmitz. ten of the fallen were based at california's camp pendleton, like rylee mccollum, set to become a new father in just three weeks and corporal hunter lopez, the son of sheriff's deputies >> the patriotism doesn't go by area or state. it impacts all of us. >> reporter: marine staff sergeant taylor hoover's dad says he was a natural leader >> he was helping those that were less fortunate, those that can't help themselves. >> reporter: the ultimate sacrifice in service of others. peter alexander, nbc news >> our thanks to you, peter. in a moment, the big headline on covid. the new travel restrictions proposed for unvaccinated americans. >>> back now with the covid surge in america sparking dramatic moves overseas the eu today recommending a ban on unvaccinated americans from traveling there meanwhile, many american hospitals are facing a growing crisis with hospitalizations at their highest level since the winter kristen dahlgren reports. >> miss nancy. >> reporter: tonight hospitals being pushed to the brink, averaging 100,000 hospitalized with covid, higher than any point since last win

navy corpsman max soviak and marines corporal hunter lopez and lance corporals kareem nikoui, david espinoza, jared schmitz and rylee mccollummccollum just three weeks away from welcoming his first child. >> he was excited. he would have been a great father. he was ready. he was happy. >> reporter: well, some more news this morning on evacuations. u.s. officials say around three dozen unaccompanied afghan children have been taken into u.s. custody after being evacuated. around a third of them now have been reunited with their families, guys. >> julia, thank you so much. >>> still coming up here on "gma" this morning, covid in the classroom. as kids across the country head back to school, what are their rights when it comes to masks and vaccinations? we're breaking it all down. >>> and get ready to kick off espn's "college gameday." there he is, desmond howard, standing by in atlanta. >>> plus, a first look at kristen stewart as princess diana. her royal transformation, that's ahead in "pop news." ♪ can i get a hamburger? make it plain. extra ketchup, but no pickles. actually, pickles. one vanilla cone. and a sweet tea. hot c

navy corpsman max soviak and marines corporal hunter lopez and lance corporals kareem nikoui, david espinoza, jared schmitz and rylee mccollum. >> and 3:30 this morning i got a knock on the door. it's just like you see in the movies. there's two marines standing on the porch, and that's how we found out that he was involved. >> reporter: mccollum just three weeks away from welcoming his first child. >> he was hoping to come back right around the time the baby was born. but, yeah, he knew he was excited. he would have been a great father. he was ready. he was happy. >> reporter: and some more news this morning. on evacuations, u.s. officials say around three dozen unaccompanied afghan children have been taken into u.s. custody after being evacuated. now around a third of them have been reunited with their families. janai. >> that is some good news but still thinking about all those families impacted. julia, thank you. >>> and the american service members wounded in the bombing outside the airport have been flown to ramstein air base in germany. abc's will reeve is there with the latest on the injured. will, good morning. >> r

. >> reporter: the town of missouri remembering lance corporal gerald schmidt. and like rylee mccollumarea or state. >> reporter: taylor hoover's dad said he was a natural leader. >> he was helping those less fortunate that can't help themselves. >> reporter: the ultimate sacrifice in service of others, peter alexander nbc news. >>> you know, elise jordan you look at those 13 faces, 2,461 americans killed in the nearly 20 years in the war in afghanistan, 800000 of our fellow americans served in that war over 20 years, i'm thinking about the veterans that served there, whose lives were changed forever. i know them, many of them well, some of them were my friends whose lives were up ended. whether it's ptsd, or wounds, some of them terribly disfigured as they rolled over an ied in a vehicle. it's time to stop and think about those 800,000 people who raised their hand and volunteered and as i said when the planes hit the buildings 20 years ago, they were the ones packing up to leave and go do something about it. >> these young men and women, it's such a heartbreaking huge loss. what -- th

lance corporal david espinoza joined the marines after graduating high school. lance corporal jared schmidt knew if he wanted to serve as a freshman in high school and was on his first deployment. rylee mccollums one of the biggest hearts, he brought fellow marines home with him for the holidays. navy corpsman maxton soviak was on the honor roll in his high school. and army staff sergeant brian knauss was on his second deployment. he leaves behind a loving wife. we remember them all this morning. they arrive on our shore this morning. ♪ pete: here to react on the sacrifice of those brave troops, rob o'neil, the man who killed osama bin laden, and dakota meyer, retired marine corps, who served in afghanistan. gentlemen, i don't know if you had a chance to see those faces, but you heard the names, dakota, i'll start with you. they're arriving here today. where's your mind at considering the sacrifices of just the last couple of days in afghanistan? >> i mean, look, there's a lot of emotions. one thing i'll say is, is that, you know, when we lose a marine, everybody feels it. you know, it's just, it's just horrible, right? i don't know there's something to say they went down defending their coun