mccoy and the big trial. the beat the man to death. so this is a moment that the feud became sort of combusted and became a high conflict law dispute and an intractable one in there course of the next decade, there is supreme court case in shootings and women were beaten and 80 people got drawn into the feud from across the region. unexplained yesterday that one of the conditions that reliably seemed to lead to high conflict in every case i have looked at our powerful group identities, that are made salient of life leaders. so this is because when we experience in collective emotions, is geometrically compounded the conflict. you don't personally have to be attacked for or insulted or humility to admit if somebody group is attacked or insulted or humiliated company feels that we humans process this the same parts of the brain that processes pain it feels like it's happening to you. and when someone in your group do something amazing and powerful, you also feel pride it just like sports fans have done these gr

so mccoy complained to the authorities organized a trial and mccoy lost that trial and was a great experience for him but he let it roll off and everybody moved on another problem was this conflict because the hatfield and mccoy's and many relatives all over the area. so for a yearea and t a half afr the trial to mccoy's nephews got into a fight with a witness who had testified against mccoy in the trial and the beat the man to death. so this is the moment the feud became sort of combusted it a high conflict morphed into an intractable one and there was of course the next decade there was a stabbing vigilantes shooting, or case, you know women were beaten and 80 people got drawn into the feud across the region. and i explained this to say that one of the conditions that reliably seem to lead into high conflict in every case that i looked at our powerful group identities that are made by leaders. so this is because when we experience collective emotions, this geometrically compounds the conflict. you don't personally have to be attacked or insulted or humiliated but somebody in a row, is attac

northern command has established taskforces at fort lee, virginia, fort, texas, fort mccoy, wisconsin, and joint base mcguire lakehurst in new jersey. on ounces -- three additional military institute nations authorize choose provide support in the united states for afghan siv applicants and other at-risk individuals. this includes marine base quantico and holland air force base in new mexico. as of today, fort pickett has a capacity of 1000 afghans. we are working with the other two installations to finalize their respective capacities. additionally, while not a task force, u.s. northern command is supporting operation allies refuge with services and additional forces, including assisting with managing the flow of evacuees at dulles airport and philadelphia international airport. additional sites are possible. here's a snapshot of some of the numbers you will see if task force. task force people at fort lee, virginia stood up in july and has a capacity for 1750. today, they have supported 1600 47 afghan special immigrant visa applicants and their families. nearly half of them have com

mccoy in texas and mcguire dix in new jersey. on august 25th, the secretary of defense authorized three additional military installations to provide support inside the united states for afghan special immigrant visa applicants, families and other at risk individuals. this includes marine corps base quantico and ft. picket in virginia and the air force base in new mexico. as to have day, ft. picket has 1,000 afghans and working with the other two installations to finalize the final respective capacity. while not a task force, u.s. northern command is supporting operation allies refuge with services and additional forces including assisting with managing the flow of evacuees aat dulles airport and the philadelphia international airport in pennsylvania. that airport is opening up today. additional sites are possible. here's the snapshot real quickly of some of the numbers that you'll see at the task force. task force eagle at ft. lee virginia stood up in july and has capacity for 1,750. today task force eagle at ft. lee supported 1,

task force mccoy wisconsin has a capacity of 10,000 and received their first flights sunday, august 22. they have support 2,383 afghans that are being housed in hard structures with showers and bathrooms in each building. task force liberty in new jersey currently has a capacity of 3,500 received their first group of afghans wednesday, august 25. task force liberty has supported 1,192 afghans being housed in a mix of hard and soft-sided structures. final capacity is expected to be 10,000. our total capacity at the four installations is approximately 21,000 and growing. we're steadily working to increase capacity to the 50,000 number by september 15. the number of military installations supporting this effort could increase in the future. the request for assistance from the state department requested that the department of defense provide culturally appropriate food, water, bed, recreational activities and other services like transportation from the port of entry to the location of accommodations and some medical services as well. a team of military civilian and contract personnel are w

bliss and mccoy have the capability right now. that is advantageous.he story out of oregon -- a coalition of oregon legislators joined by governor kate brown yesterday in saying the state will accept refugees fleeing the fall of afghanistan. the letter they sent -- "together we call on the biden administration to lift caps and take other actions that will save lives at this time. as a state we must take the necessary steps to be able to resettle families when they arrive. events in afghanistan echoed the departure of the united states from saigon following the end of the vietnam war." as we talk about the potential resettlement, we are simply asking you, would you welcome afghan refugees in your part of the country? republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000, and the special and for recent refugees, we want to hear your story, 202-748-8003. bob is up first. ohio. democrat. caller: good morning. listen, i would welcome any of the refugees in this part of ohio, but the biggest thing is with fox news preying on these people every day telling every

mccoy is also a raiders fan from oakland. he came to the game with his friend max rolling a forty-niners fan the recent move to vegas for the wasn't a good one. >> you know, a lot of fans like me are broken hearted, but we still here. baby was due in the bay. >> represent an mccoy says although he enroll and our rivals when it comes to football. they're on the same side when it comes to their friendship. >> he but is ok you know, we don't always have the same team. >> the forty-niners and the raiders will play each other again. that will be happening next season in las vegas. some of the fans i spoke to today told me they're already excited for that live in santa clara amanda hari kron 4 news. >> as for the game itself. it was a 49 is rob andre two-quarterback system. kate rooney is live at levi stadium with the details. kate, how did everything go? >> hey, jonathan. that was pretty much the story of the day. you could say it went well for the forty-niners. the final score of the game was 3410 in favor of san francisco. sut w

when you sit down with edgerton and mccoy, what did you learn about rent in america?ll, i think the story there is an addition to the underlying pressure from the pandemic recovery, there is a relative mismatch in where the supply is, and that we should respect -- expect rental price inflation to be a pressure point for some time to come, even after the temporary forces around the pandemic that began to fade. so there is a pressure here that goes well into 2022 and maybe even on inflation coming from rental price inflation. tom: on a trend basis, does that rental increase get us back beneath original trend, pre-pandemic trend? does it get us back on trend, or do edgerton and mccoy say we extend out to a new higher level of rent game? bruce: i think that is up for debate, but the fed continuing for fiscal policy support coming in with the fundamental to the housing market, all positive. i think we will see rental price inflation shift up, and that is a broader shift to core inflation, not to lose sight, which you are seeing in today's number, in terms of u.s. inflation

water. >> is going to have to go somewhere reporting from a very and non new orleans tonight on mitch mccoy. back to you. all and stay safe. we hope the residents here can stay safe as well. thank you for that live report. >> crews from sacramento sending help for tropical storm ida the u.s. coast guard station there posted on facebook yesterday that they're on their way to provide support. >> helicopter crews from san francisco in san diego and headed to houston to get ready for the storm's passage. joining us now for more on ida meteorologists, a far. >> yeah. the tropical depression that doesn't want to die on the projections as they send it back over the east going forward with this and the other issue will be locally. severe weather for folks in its path as it still has a lot of moisture which for the atmosphere to absorb. it's going take a look at. we're talking about here. what we have is you can see if you look real carefully these green outlines. this is all flash flooding in what its pathways projected to be most of the rough weather to the east and north of the center for a typic

i mitch mccoy, back to you. >> all right. what a deer.lly, taking care of her grandparents there. we wish them all the best. thank you, mitch. meantime, in the aftermath of hurricane ida oil and gas prices could be on the rise. >> the massive storm blew through the heart of oil production region. not in the gulf of mexico. that includes port for sean, louisiana, which helps produce about 18% of the u.s. oil supply. one market analyst says given the track of the storm. gas prices could temporarily rise from 5 to $0.10 a gallon. there's also worry about possible damage to offshore oil rigs out there in the gulf. back here in the bay area. police say a large coordinated response broke up a big sideshow over the weekend. people were cited vehicles impounded. but the sideshow left its mark on the streets and even. >> included evidence of some gun play kron four's. rob fladeboe has the latest now from san jose. >> rob are shredded tires, beer bottles and bottle rockets litter the intersection. the san ignacio avenue in great oaks boulevard here

>> it comes from the story of the hatfield and mccoy feud which many people may have heard of but veryuickly, you know, in 1878 along with the big sandy river with farming the land and randolph mccoy thought that he recognized one of the pigs on hatfield's farm and stole it from his. no one could convince him to drop it so they complained to the authorities, organized the trial, he lost the trial and that wasn't a great experience for him, but he let it roll off and everyone moved on. it was a group conflict because they had many relatives all over the area and in the first year and a half after the trial, they got in a fight with a witness who testified and they beat the man to death so this is when the feud became sort of combusted and morphed over the course of the next decade it was a vigilante shooting. women were beaten, people were drawn in across the region. i explained this to say one of the conditions that leads to high conflict in every case i look at our powerful group identities. when we experience collective emotion, geometrically it compounds the conflict. if someone is

i live right by camp mccoy.he first thousands come in and the general had 10 days notice to get ready for 25000 and is going crazy. my best friend works there. he said 90% have no id. no ids whatsoever and is terrible. i live 25 miles from it. we had germans here during world war ii to we had problems with getting out step we know what's going on. and we had the cubans here when there was fighting. we know what's going on at camp mccoy. how are we going to remove 25,000? i used to be in the service and my wife worked there so we know what it is. it is devastating to our community because they are not vetted. anybody can come in that's wanted. host: i don't know if you saw yesterday's program but go to our website and listen to a refugee settlement expert we had on the program yesterday. he talked about the vetting that happens to bring in refugees and talks about those coming from afghanistan. speaking of that the washington , times this morning -- more virginias sites septa welcome afghanistan refugees. fort le

i was at forton mccoy last friday. two thousand evacuees from afghanistan were there.e found none were there one a special immigration visa. they were all there on parole. for our listeners a special immigration visa is a thorough vetting process that takes up two years. the parole authority is granted to the secretary of the department of home land security. he can just wave people in. they have circumvented the siv process.e they're just bringing people in no on parole. the secondas thing, tucker, peoe could leave the base included without the authority of the general that is overseeing fort mccoy. >> so we have to islands off the coast. nan tucket and martha's vineyard. i don't think any of these refuges have been moved there. they have been moved to wisconsin, maine. far from the centers of power. is there anything we can do to change that. no why aren't we moving them to the places where people make the decisions live?a. no >> that would be a good idea. what i have suggested. there are afghans that should be able to come into our country. i have talked to service

we announced fort mccoy and fort bliss will be able to receive additional people.or those who are not in the applicant process, there is been no final determination about whether they will be able to come back to the united states or when. that is a different category that we are dealing with, especially people that are not part of that, technically part of that process. that is something we will work out with the state department. >> what is your turn -- current estimate for how any people are outside or inside customs? sec. kirby: i have not seen an estimate on that. i did nothing we have an exact estimate. >> is there any mid -- military intelligence about how many people remain? sec. kirby: we know that al qaeda remains, as does isis. we have talked about that for quite some time. we do not believe it is exorbitantly high. we have an exact figure. they do not carry identification cards or register. do not have a perfect picture. our ability -- our intelligence gathering ability in afghanistan is not what it used to be, because we are not there. we do not have t

to date task force mccoy supported 2,083 afghan who is have being in hard structures. task force liberty at joint base mcquire, new jersey has a capacity of 3,500 and received its first group of afghans wednesday, august 25th. to date, task liberty has supported 1,192 afghans who are being housed in a mix of hard and soft sited structures. our total capacity at these four installations is 21,000 and growing. we're steadily working to increase capacity to the 50,000 number by september 15th. the number of military installations could increase in the future. the request for assistance from the state department specifically requested that the department of defense provide culturally appropriate food, water, bedding, religious services, recreational activities and other services such as transportation from the port of entry to the location of accommodations and some medical services as well. my team of military civilian and contract personnel are working closely with the numerous agencies both government and non-government to ensure further requirements and additional capa

>> yes, it is our understanding that fort bliss and fort mccoy are likely to be used house siv applicantshey continue the immigration process in the u.s. after they have been evacuated. we only know that from the media reports. we don't have any other information or knowledge to suggest it is accurate. amy: i want to turn to another issue. let's turn to texas where raices is based, where republican governor greg abbott has tested positive for coronavirus, just a day after he attended a packed, indoor, mostly unmasked republican fundraiser in dallas of hundreds. abbott's office as he is fully vaccinated. he has imposed a statewide mask mandate and blamed migrants for the spread of governor 19. raices tweeted -- "turns out it wasn't an immigrant or asylum seeker who was spreading covid-19 all over texas after all. " talk about the significance of governor abbott, it is terrible he has come down with covid, he is getting a very expensive treatment at trump did, the monoclonal antibodies, but what he has said about migrants and covid. >> i mean, it is wearable that he has tested positive and

mccoy is also a raiders fan from oakland.came to the game with his friend max rolling a forty-niners fan the recent move to vegas for the red. it wasn't a good one. >> you know, a lot of fans like me are broken hearted, but we still here. baby due in the bay. >> represent an mccoy says although he enroll and our rivals when it comes to football. they're on the same side when it comes to their friendship. >> and as but is ok you know, we don't always have the same team. san francisco forty-niners and the las vegas raiders will play each other again. that's next season in las vegas. the people i spoke to said they're already excited for it in santa clara amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> today may have been the most anticipated pre season game in franchise history for the niners not only were the fans going to get a heavy dose of trey lance under center. they also were hosting their old friend, the raiders there are still plenty of raiders fans here in the bay as we just saw in amanda's story and like niners

we got live to want new orleans, louisiana without reporter mitch mccoy.lle, what can you share with us. >> yeah, it is a lot of devastation. good afternoon to you. the new orleans police department still asking people not to travel tonight because it is dangerous. there are some cell phone providers that are not working right now, which is making as you can imagine, rather difficult this while scenes behind does play out. you see the building right here. you see where it's partially collapse here breaks now in the parking lot as this historical building lost its fight during the ida to get where we are. we traveled about 70 miles south today taking interstates that are at times partially blocked by fallen trees and flooded roads. one woman, holly richardson bethel lives about 30 minutes from new orleans and decided to ride the storm out i asked her what made her stay. >> my grandparents lee. i mean, you're in the crash i should add. i couldn't leave him there. i honestly new that we probably should but i know i think it leads them to think for themselves.

arthur mccoy was another outlaw. he became known as the wild irish men under joe shelby.had been born in ireland and when he came to america he went to california for the gold fields. he married louisa gibson, youngest daughter of a well to do st. louis family. they had two sons, one of whom died during the war, and a daughter, elizabeth, in 1861. after the war his life and his career get a little bit more hazy. he was supposedly a member of the james/younger gang although he was a city boy so didn't fit. he had a james connection, that's probably who made that connection there. he was believed to have been one of those involved in the killing of a pinkerton agent who was investigating the jameses and participated in numerous robberies. he and his wife in the 1870s had a farm in missouri and two more sons were born at the beginning of that decade to the family. according to family history, though, arthur didn't like farming so he went to texas to see go getting into cattle and living there, potentially. a legend now takes over where history has ended and legends say he wa

we expect to have the capacity in the next few days to start at fort mccoy. then in the next couple of days at fort bliss to house upwards of 22,000 total. >> let me seize on what you left off with. the title of this event is rethinking homeland defense. let's stay at the high level. why is it we are having to rethink homeland now? gen. vanherck: northcom was stood up and the response to 9/11 for rogue actors 20 years ago. those rogue actors today still exist. but as i said, the competitors have changed the at risk in the homeland. many people think of it as hurricanes and wildfires because we have continued to do the civil authority mission. but as you look at the environment, the threat to the homeland forces us to rethink that. it's all about giving our senior leaders decision space and creating options so that we don't have to have potentially an escalatory option, such as a strike on our homeland, which demands a response or a risk of strategic deterrence, which is crucial. china and russia have advanced capabilities. china was with russia and china -- a

author mccoy was another outlaw. in december of 1855, he married the daughter of a well to do family. they had two cons. -- sons. one of whom died during the war. after the war his life a career get a bit more hazy. he was a member of the james younger gang. he was a city boy. it didn't really fit the mantra some of the other members, but he did note john jarrett who served as a captain under shelby and had a james connection, so he probably made the connection there. he was believed to be one of those involved in the killing of a pinkerton agent investigating the james, and he was identified as one who participated in numerous robberies through the first half of the 1870s. he and his wife, however, in 1870s had a farm in missouri and two more sons were born in the beginning of that decade to the family. according to family history though, arthur didn't like farming so he went to texas to see about getting into cattle and living there potentially. legend now takes over where history has ended, and legends say he was

and in texas, we expect to have capacity here in the next few days to start in fort mccoy. in the next couple weeks in fort bliss to house many. >> let us seize on what you left off with. the title is rethinking homeland defense. let us stay at a high level before we get into the weeds. why do we have to rethink homeland defense why are we rethinking and now? >> there was a response in rogue actors. those rogue actors still exist. our competitors have changed the risk in the homeland people. people think of north comm as -- it forces us to rethink that you're at it is all about giving our senior leaders decision space. creating options so that we do not have potentially exclude tory option -- option. both china and russia have developed advanced capabilities. russia is the primary military threat to the homeland today. they developed capabilities did not exist 20 years ago. capabilities to circumvent our legacy warning systems. very low radar cross section crew's missiles. -- cruise missiles. summaries that can be very quiet -- submarines that can be very quite. with the in

we have three military bases now set to receive them, fort lee, fort mccoy and fort bliss. the capacity at those three bases, we want to get up to 22,000 capacity. we're not there yet. understandably. we're building out to that. as the secretary made clear to the department, if we need to offer additional u.s. installations here in the continental united states, we'll do that. right now we think we can get up to 22,000 in relatively short order here over the next coming days and week. we'll see where it goes. >> so let's say the p2s or other afghans at risk, would you look at say foreign installations like italy or other u.s. bases in continental europe? >> a better question for the state department that runs that part of the immigration process. that wouldn't be our call make. >> understood. >> does the secretary possess the authority he needs to call up more forces if needed or does he have to ask the white house first? >> if he was going to make a major muscle movement in terms of additional forces of a significant size, he would absolutely want to have that conversation

bliss and mccoy. mccoy in wisconsin and ft. bliss in texas. the other reversal here, these evacuations they're prioritizing are going to be a mix, he says. a mix of american citizens and these siv applicants. not just americans prioritized as we had understood yesterday. they are the americans in charge of air traffic at the airport, of course, we have to see is that going to continue? the timeline here, how long will they do this? he said they're working under the assumption that they will be going until august 31st, the official date for the total draw dawn. what will the taliban allow, they're right there by the airport. >>> we're going to bring in retired general james spider marks. general, i want to try to get to some of the questions that brianna just raised there because i think they're the key questions for this minute, what's happening right now. so there are thousands of u.s. troops now at the airport in kabul, up to 6,000 going to be there. what will they do? >> john, the key mission for the soldiers and the marines on the ground a

from virginia, afghans will be taken to either fort bliss or fort mccoy in wisconsin. >>> thousands of afghans again descended on the airport today hoping to find a way out. richard engel reports from qatar. >> reporter: evacuations that took place in kabul is extremely chaotic, and it is not at all what it was intended to be. this was supposed to be for american citizens, foreign contractors, afghans who worked with u.s. troops. instead, the taliban moved in to kabul earlier than expected when the u.s. pulled out troops and the president of afghanistan suddenly ran from the country and now there is a state of panic. people by the thousands, tens of thousands, are rushing to this base. the americans on that base are not equipped to handle this. this is now become a kind of evacuation of refugees from the city. >> we're going to continue that in the days ahead and get out thousands more afghans who are at risk and who supported the u.s. military effort in afghanistan, along with continuing to ensure that we are focussed on getting american citizens out who want to leave the country. >>

from virginia afghans will be taken to fort bliss in texas or fort mccoy in wisconsin. >> members of the afghan community in fremont continue to demand more action. >> we are here today asking the white house, evacuate, evacuate immediately our partners, our allies, civil society populations. two, provide safe passage to the airport and secure the airport. >> for the second day in a row people gathered in support of people trying to leave afghanistan as we reported fremont has one of the largest afghan populations in the entire country. we'll continue to follow the developing story for you. head to nbc bay area.com for the latest information on the ongoing evacuation mission. >>> new at 6:00 san francisco police are investigating a dispute caught on camera. it happened while the victim was in line at a car wash as the video taken yesterday morning at the bayshore car wash. police say the man shown in the video tried jumping the line to get his car washed. when the victim wouldn't let him in the man gets out of his car and confronts him. you can see the suspect goes to his car and gra

but there are strong winds driving the fire towards cara mccoy power plant in mughal.has triggered the evacuation of residents there and tourists. turkey even listed navy vessels to ferry people from the region. according to state media, the power plants hydrogen tanks had been emptied before the fire reached its grounds on wednesday evening. at least eight people have died in turkey's fire so far. we have also been following the blazes in the united states. and particularly in a small town in northern california that has been in a great deal of destruction. most of greenville's central business district has been destroyed. streetlights even melted because of the extreme heat. it is known as the dixie fire. it has been burning for three weeks, being fed by high doctors, strong winds, and low humidity. john hendren is just outside the town of greenville. i spoke to him earlier. he has more on the dixie's fire -- dixie fire. john: we are close to greenville, the town that this dixie fire just engulfed when he four hours ago. what happened was high winds picked up, winds

finally been contained to raging for more than 11 hours . strong winds drove the fire to wood, became mccoy powell, ponson bullet province. navy landing craft were deployed to help evacuated residents by the sea. at least 8 people have been killed in dozens of wildfires across turkey. i shortly will speak to andrew there is russel through the r, who's near the power plant we just mentioned. but 1st, let's go to zane bas ramsey, who's standing by for us in athens vein. just bring us up to speed on the situation across greece, dozens of wildfires at the burning look him. i'll start by giving you some unfortunate updates to the situation, just north of athens that you mentioned you and i last spoke about 3 hours ago. and since then we have an indication of how fast and unpredictable these wildfires are in the north of athens. 3 hours ago it was official, the fires have been put out. now just 3 hours later, we're seeing mandatory evacuations being ordered once again into areas. the neighborhood of very, bobby and firefighting crews are back in the same place. they have been for the last 48 hour

military installations immediately including fort mccoy in wisconsin and fort bliss in texas.refugees had to go to third countries to wait out their processing, unlike migrants at the southern border some were allowed to wait their cases in the u.s. the president told me this back in july. >> why can't the u.s. evacuate these afghan translators to the united states to await their visa processing as some immigrants at the southern border has been allowed to do? >> president biden: it's why we're asking congress to consider changing the law. but in the meantime, we can guarantee their safety if they wish to leave by taking a third country and/or while the wait is taking place. >> the president said because the law didn't allow it. at that point he said applicants had to go to third country. we aren't aware that any law that changed between july 8 and now but the policy did. the question is whether these afghan refugees will get out and get to the flights and eventually come to the u.s. to await the processing. >> dana: there was no law initially. thank you very much. stunningly

we are looking, we're working with 4 of them. fort lee for mccoy, for bliss, and joint based mcguire dix, lake hurst in new jersey. those are the 4 that are operating now and are beginning to see a flow of, of s i. v. applicants. it is very well possible that we could need to use additional u. s. military installations here stateside. and as we make those decisions, as we are able to announce them, we certainly will. but we want to make sure that just like we want to make sure and cobble that airlift wasn't limiting factor, we want to make sure that when we get these individuals see united states that temporary, safe, secure, and an accessible temporary lodging is not, is not the limiting factor due to their ability to get on with their new lives and to finish the process. i'm sure you had like 3 other ones that the americans general one point told us 2500. i'd gotten out. what is your assessment now? is the number that the, the, that have gotten out of afghanistan and do you think you can get all of them out? i think actually the 2nd part of that for i think, i think we, i think for

caller: i want to know why they are sending all of these refugees to camp mccoy without being embedded. -- without being vetted. they should be vetted before they land on our soil. second, i would like to know how long the freebies last and how much exactly do each of these people get from us taxpayers and for how long? host: mr. greenberg? guest: for those who are coming to this country, the ministration indicates that the vetting has already happened before they get here. they are not doing the vetting at the military base when they get here. the vetting has been done in certain countries before they get here. the administration indicates that when people are getting to the military bases, they are getting a medical screening, a variety of health care services getting help in applying for things like the work authorization that will allow them to legally work in this country. and then, getting a connected through the resettlement agencies with the communities they will ultimately go to. in terms of the questions of how much is paid, one thing that is notable is the trump administrati

right now we are hosting approximately $8000.00 and afghan applicants at fort mccoy. fort bliss, fort lee and joint base mcguire dix, blank lake erst, a dedicated team of military, civilian and contract personnel are working closely with numerous agencies, both government and non government, to ensure further requirements and additional capabilities are available. we will keep you updated on this. on this effort. south. com continues to conduct humanitarian relief operations in haiti and north come while simultaneously executing evacuation flights as postured to support fema as the lead federal agency and preparing for tropical storm ida. lastly, i want to share that department of defense will shortly announce the names of the cert, 13 service members who were killed in service to their country. we agree with the gold star families, friends and loved ones of our fallen. they will be remembered and revered among americans who have served in afghanistan in operations. freedom sent no enduring freedom from ok and or have anything to add. so we'll go read the questions. thank you, john. c

well, they have a white, right, that is a problem with a manual mccoy also front, right? to say that they're all different trains within the demonstrations. and actually you've got different groups to demonstrate, just sort of in really cohesive groups that don't mingle with one another. oh, you got tell you extreme right wings warranty boxes. you've got less twin, good war against the attempts you've talked against liberty and who also are coalescing the kind of a position that the french atomized left cannot create. it's sort of outside the traditional ring bosses, but it's very prevalent if the government going to be listening to them in any change of direction. way know 1st of all because the government has completed them. that would be proven. i think that's wilful. they hope that is their hope. they're not seeing the demonstration that it is not working, but they have done that he'll do them. they say that the measures that president hall has introduced to not being introduced or being considered in every countries, most notably in the united states and germany, tha

these people will lead to go on to other places for less than texas as one of them for mccoy wisconsin. and all that, this is quite simply, somebody for them just takes talk of the surroundings, catch their breath of a bite to we've used the bathroom just just in take a breath and take stock of where they all because they've had such a traumatic few days trying to get out of afghanistan, and what we're seeing now is people coming here as well. maybe in the last hour or so, we saw a man who was ex, military, who was saying that his wife was enough going to stop. he lives here. he'd got her out, but he has no idea where she is. he last spoke to her when she was in. so ha, he think she's here. he thinks she's on a flight. but he can't get hold of. nobody's allowed in. and actually, nobody is allowed out because to all intents and purposes, be people ahead without any papers that be brought in by the americans that are here illegally. but actually here comes a lot of us as a told you that coming across. now, they're not here illegally. they've been brought in by the americans, but i have n

not a final destination by any stretch of the imagination for bliss in texas is one location at fort mccoy, wisconsin, another. well, there are several military bases across the united states that these people could go to. nobody knows where they're going to end up. really. almost like look up the draw. but what these people do have at the moment at least, is the knowledge that after days and days of traveling, and some very precarious moments back in the homeland, they are in this country which to wallet pet tens of purposes is going to be home. now for however long their hair and they are in some kind of relative safety. yes. so offensive relief on the part of many people that fill when we speak about evacuation. if this is so much more than that, it says massive is displacement on a massive scale that's really become a humanitarian emergency. i don't know if you've had a chance to speak to any of the refugees, but what are people saying about why they were in such a rush to leave what we would not be speaking to the refugees because we, we've not been able to get near these people have