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just said to me, we've done it. i and lora 'ust said to me, we've done it. ., ., ., and lora 'ust saidturday and neil told me he's taken a screenshot of| told me he's taken a screenshot of the fact— told me he's taken a screenshot of the fact that david beckham like this photo on instagram. it'sjust crazy _ not many people can say that. that's all the sport for now. thank you. after weeks of evacuations, thousands of afghan refugees are now adjusting to their new lives in the uk, but the question still remains of what will happen to those left behind. joya, whose name we have changed, was an afghan special forces commander who worked alongside british forces, and managed to get out of kabul a few weeks ago. our defence correspondent jonathan beale went to meet him. afghan special forces have been fighting the taliban for years and taking heavy casualties. joya was one of their commanders, hand—picked and trained by elite troops from the parachute regiment. he was still fighting long after the british left helmand. this isjoya firing on taliban positions just one month ago. he said they

joining me now is hector lora, the mayor of passa, new jersey. mayor lorathank you for joining me. i'm sorry it's underhese circumstances. what we're hearing is so tragic gion.l fronts across the whole you were actually on with don last night at the peak of this deadly storm. what'she latest on the rescue i know there were at least two understa.ple who were missin i is there any update you can share with us now? >> lauraour effortcontinue to try to locate these two indivials, yng alt one d 21one malethe ages of faly members andriends a extremely concned. this storm devastated our ty state.icallybut our entire there was no way to predict th impact it would have in our areas. we oiously made all of the preparations necessary by cleaning out our stormrains, making sure that we had barricades in thapopriate places. but as our governor, pl murphy, stated, we had loss of life throughout our state. our hearts go out ll those who haveost loved ones, and wasn'tven a result of stng winds or tornado. it was a direct result of water, which unfortunately i think individuals, when they hr floods

elizabeth: lora, you and i have been covering this story since 2016. media not reporting on it for years, you see the white house and the press secretary downplaying the crisis at the border as a challenge, you hear that from the homeland security secretary, then you have rodney scott. he's a 29-year veteran of, you know, border authority and national security. he's been in that, you know, network for some time. he was biden's former top border chief. he's warning that transnational criminal car the tells are purposely -- cartels are purposefully blowing up the size of the migrant camp to distract border patrol away so they can do human smuggling, drug trafficking and potentially cross terrorists across the u.s. border. your reaction to that. >> yeah, it's terrible. so the border patrol has had to shift resources to address what's going on in del rio. there's over 220 miles of the border that are unmanned because of this. that border is wide open thanks to the policies of the biden administration and now traffickers taking advantage of it. and we have

mayor hector lora declares a state of emergency.ee behind me that we are experiencing some intense flooding. there are two vehicles that are stuck there. two individuals were rescued there. not every incident resulted in a complete rescue. we had a loss of life. i am presently going to our tenth street where our river ba banks pressed. i am having people evacuated from the area and brought into city hall. i am traveling with our police department. it has been very difficult oo evening. the storm took a turn for the worse. the efforts of our police and fire emergency responders resulted in lives being saved and rescued and residents listening staying indoors and following the latest updates on the news of course. unfortunately again, we did have a loss of life in the city. >> walk us through that, i got a note saying that we are now retrieving bodies. i guess you were helping people but then how did that loss of life happen? >> we set up barricades in areas we had expectations and we had storms in the past and vehicles go through the

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. >> mayor lora, a very important point. to correct one thing, the nation is grieving with you. stories that you shared and the ongoing operations, the heroism, everything about it is breaking our collective hearts but we are holding out hope for there to be many more stories of joy and rescue in what's happening there. i'm so sorry. thank you. >> thank you. >>> now to the gulf coast, where ida first slammed into the u.s. as a category 4 hurricane. remember, we've been talking about the aftermath of ida up to this point now. but tonight, about 883,000 customers in louisiana are still without electricity. and the summer heat is scorching. the president of jefferson parish is in gretna, louisiana. president, thank you for being here. from area to area, region to region, we're seeing the impact of this. states north of you, as we're hearing, are reeling from the wreckage left behind by ida, just last night, in louisiana, places like grand isle have been dealing with ida's devastation for four days now. >> yes, and honestly, i've been so busy with things that are necessary in jeffer

then finally, we got that moment to have that hug and lora just said to me, "we�*ve done it."ied and hundreds were injured when gunmen struck bars and restaurants, as well as france�*s national football stadium and the bataclan concert hall. our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. it was a night with no safe haven, when no—one knew where to run. when gunmen brought chaos to paris�* bars and restaurants... ..its football stadium... ..the bataclan concert hall. stephane lost his son, hugo, that night at the bataclan. no trial, he says, can heal the pain. it was complicated because it�*s, first of all, a personal loss — the loss of a child, my son — and it�*s also a collective loss. and then it was sometimes difficult to manage these two situations. 20 defendants are accused of murder, complicity, and terrorist conspiracy. salah abdeslam — the only suspected attacker to survive that night — is facing the most serious charges. 19 others are accused of involvement — including mohammed abrini, who prosecutors say accompanied the attackers to paris from their home in belgium

. >> so mayor hector lora was one of the local officials to meet with president biden today in new jersey, and he joins me now. thank you, mayor. how are you doing? >> thank you, don. i'm doing well, relatively well. how are you? >> i'm okay. i'm sorry for everything that your community is dealing with. how was your meeting with the president today, and what did you discuss? >> well, i want to say it was extremely encouraging because the fact that the president took time to be here with us, to walk our communities, to hear firsthand the impact, the devastating effects of ida in our community, it means so very much to our residents in our state and obviously in the city of passaic, the fact that i was able to sit with him, have a conversation along with other mayors, with our governor, phil murphy, with congressional representatives, with his administrator of fema, and with county officials. it was -- it was extremely -- again, i'll reiterate -- encouraging because the emotion that he conveyed, it was so genuine. when i shared with him the account and obviously the heartbreaking account of

elizabeth: lora ries, it's great to have you on. come back soon. we appreciate your insights. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. we so appreciate you watching. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: hump night. welcome to it. the president said is he's, quote, getting it under control. but how can he possibly understand the border situation if he's never even been there? neither has his vice president. isn't that weird? by now, we've all seen the shocking imma'ams of thousands of haitians -- images of thousands of haitians in del rio, texas. hundreds more reportedly cross into the u.s. every single day. democrats have begun to turn on the administration as the humanitarian crisis continues to worsen, but today at the white house our own peter doocy peppered jen psaki with questions about the president's knowledge of the situation. watch. >> reporter: has president biden ever been to the southern border? >> in his life? >> reporter: yes. >> i will have to look back in my

mayor hector lora, thank you. come back and check with you and of course we're hoping and praying those two people unaccounted for are found soon. thank you for joining us. >> you i want to go to cnn's christine romans also in new jersey. christine, last time we checked in with you we were seeing a lot of abandoned cars after people were driving. the mayor said there, they got caught up in these floods. what are you seeing right now? >> we talked to some of those owners coming back to check on their cars right now and they're totalled in many cases. the cars behind me were completely submerged last night. where i'm standing right now, kaitlan, the water was up to my waist here where i'm standing. so there was water. these streets were rivers essentially. and people either had to abandon their cars and in some cases the cars were floating from where they had left them in any case. clifton, new jersey, is where i am. the schools here were supposed to start today for the first day of school. that has been cancelled.

——lora. lora: comenzamos limpiando las alcantarillas para asegurar que el agua puede fluir bien. de cabeza muchos dÍas. satcha: estÁbamos comentando impresionante alcance y el golpe que ha tenido tantos estados del paÍs. karla: vamos a continuar con otros temas. esto acapara titulares. llueven reacciones a un polÉmico fallo de la corte suprema, que precisamente rechaza bloquear una severa ley anti aborto en texas. la misma prohÍbe que las mujeres interrumpa su embarazo despuÉs de las seis semanas, tres magistrados conservadorespermite mantener dicha legislaciÓn mientras la jueza sonia sotomayor la considera inconstitucional. edwin: son 666 nuevas leyes que entran en vigor en texas, la mÁs controversial, la que prohÍbe los abortos desde que se detecte al latido de corazÓn del feto. la mayor restricciÓn al aborto desde 1973. la corte suprema de justicia se negÓ a bloquearla y es a las seis semanas de embarazo que se dan entre el 85 y el 90% de los abortos en dicho estado. >> al ser violadas, y gente que no puede vivir pensando que su hijo es de ser de alguien que la lastimÓ. edwin:

thank you, lora. our north american correspondent. wejust lora. our north american correspondent.d company that has a plan in cheshire. cf industries produces co2, and the uk government has struck a deal to restart their production of co2 at their two plants in the uk. you may remember that they ceased production of it as a result of the price of global gas prices going up. we do not know yet what the subsidies or incentives are, but the government may have offered cf industries... but it is understood that the deal has been drafted so that other companies who also stopped production as a result of the high prices won't actually be able to ask the government for similar help. it could take as long as three days for plans to start producing co2 again stop and cf industries produces a 60% of the uk's food grade co2. to recap, the government has done a deal with cf industries to restart production of co2. a third man has been accused over the salisbury nerve agent poisonings of sergei skripal and his daughter. the crown prosecution service has authorised charges against a russian int