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so here is what representative mike johnson, who is a republican on the arms services committee said,uote, this makes benghazi look like a much smaller issue. this may be one of the worst and most consequential foreign policy and national security disasters in our history. there will be a lot of answers to seek and questions to be answered, and i think it will be a top priority. i do want to contrast this a little bit because i talked to joanie ernst, a republican, a former combat veteran and she told me, look, there are a lot of questions that need to be answered here, but we're trying to work with our democratic colleagues to deal with the issue at hand, which is getting people who are stuck in afghanistan back to the united states. that that is the most important thing right now. so a little bit of a double screen right now between the house and the senate. we should also note, of course, that the senators are going to receive this briefing today. and you can expect that they are going to be asking what are you doing to get americans out? how many americans are left in the country?

list tone what mike johnson, a republican member who serves on the house services committee told me inote, this looks like benghazi looks like a much smaller issue. this may be one of the worst foreign consequential security disasters in our history. there will be a lot of answers to seek and questions to be answered, and i think it will be a top priority. so, look, this is just a view into how republicans are viewing this in the house. on the senate, though, i would say republicans have been a lot more reluctant to look like they're politicizing the issue. right now they say the focus should be on getting the americans and afghan allies out of the country safely and quickly. i suspect that will be a big topic of discussion today when senators receive a briefing from some of these defense officials. >> that's where the focus should be, but it sounds like the high school is already making this the selling point for what to expect if they win back control next year. >> i mean, the difference will be if americans remain -- sorry, i think we have a phone going off here. the difference will

congressman mike johnson of louisiana is talking about giving it the benghazi treatment if they win backr in our history. i think it will be a top priority. and senator lindsey graham, the man who refused twice to vote to convict donald trump, is now threatening to impeach joe biden over afghanistan. >> if we leave any americans behind, leave thousands of those afghans who fought along our side behind bravely, joe biden deserves to be impeached for a higher crime and misdemeanor of dare election of duty. if we leave one american behind, if we don't get the afghans who stepped up to the plate to help us out, then joe biden, in my view, has kmiet committed a high crime and misdemeanor under the constitution and should be impeached. >> david, a white house senior advisor for president obama. thanks for coming on the show. you experienced republican bad faith attacks benghazi. are you surprised they are doing the same thing with afghanistan? >> no, not at all. this sort of clown car was predictable. yeah, i mean, they were convinced that benghazi would tee my barack obama a second term. and

colleagues, this is from representative mike johnson of louisiana. he says, quote, this makes benghazi look like a much smaller issue. this may be one of the worst and most consequential foreign policy and national security disasters in our history. there will be a lot of answers to seek and questions to be answered and i think it will be a top priority. now, certainly he's a republican and you're a democrat and far on many issues, but putting politics aside here is he wrong? >> you know, this is-- we have a lot of questions that need answers, and i think that the house and the senate have in some way not been strong enough about demanding questions from presidents. i don't care what party they have, about what has been going on. this became a forever war. trump said, we have to get out, set the date by when this withdrawal had to happen. what, we need to ask questions about our intelligence. was it good intelligence? why was it so wrong? where was it coming from? we need to make sure that our national security is safe by looking at what is going on

i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach johnson and johnson is releasing new data about the effectiveness of its covid-19 vaccine as a booster shot this is vaccination rates increase across the country. jonathan serrie as the story. johnson and johnson reports a booster dose of its covid-19 vaccine generates a strong immune response the drugmaker says people who received the additional shot saw a nine fold increase in antibody levels compared to one month after their first dose j and j says it's in discussions with the fda and cdc about the need for offering a booster of its vaccine. public health officials are currently developing a booster strategy for americans who received fighters or moderna's facts. in. we will mobilize the unprecedented level of federal support we have provided states pharmacies and other partners the announcement comes as more people roll up their sleeves to get their initial shots the white house says daily numbers of americans getting their first dose increased 70% since mid july vaccination rates also rose in states that were lagging behind, such as alabama arkans

that is what is happening and you see another republican hot mike moment from ron johnson who is descendednspiracy theories and fueling this distrust of law enforcement. and let's be real clear, yeah, he's saying what he really thinks is a hot like. at the same time, he's engaging in the classic trump game of deflect and project, right? you don't want to deal with the actual facts of what occurred so you'll pass the buck and blame and say it's some kind of conspiracy and if he actually was, kate, kconcerned there wasa lot more to this story he would have and should have voted for the pi bipartisan commission to vote. he stone walled it. the senator should probably get into a new line of work. he's a radio shock jock now. he's not acting like a u.s. senator with access to information. >> i really do want to bring up michael fanone once again. he's an officer many people who defended the capitol that day got to know and that statement he put out about officer hashida who he has known for years, that guy that everyone loved and also, he said fanone said much more needs to be done to normalize

k. prime minister bars johnson have agreed to hold a virtual g 7 meeting next week to discuss a common strategy on afghanistan. mike, hannah reports from washington dacy evacuation operations are once again underway at couple airport. the nato partners of the us scaling up their presence and the u . s. department of defense. as within the next 24 hours, there will be up to $6000.00 us soldiers in place to maintain airport security. the pentagon insisting that order has been restored. right now. we're looking at one aircraft per hour in and out of h kaya re predicted our best effort could look like 50029000 passengers departing per day. we have had no ha style interactions, no attack, and no threat by the taliban. the deadline for complete withdrawal of forces and civilians is still the end of the month, a date set by president biden. earlier this year, the commander in chief made it very clear that we were to complete this draw down by august 31st. and that which now includes the drop down of american cities pulling out of american citizens and drop down over embassy personnel. so that's what we're focused on, that

wall street journal editorial board -- there is a lot there mike, including imagine ignoring the advice of boris, it is the same as the flu johnson. and imagine pointing out that the deal came during the trump administration. are republicans right to weaponize this, knowing that the pictures of pompeo, knowing the role that the trump administration played? >> the -- are they right to weaponize politics question kind of pulls at the threat of the big sweater for either party parties weaponize moments when the opponent is in trouble. it's absolutely true that donald trump started this he is set the flowers to the taliban, they gave him a phony piece and it's just for a slow motion surrender. and biden has caught. it but the politics are also that the clumsiness of all of this is a problem for biden. plus, he has an afghanistan going forward that is a thorny mess. he could debate the larger question of -- should we have gotten out but the debate is the status quo. biden did a good job earlier in his term of going and starting to repair some of the damage trump had done with europeans but the way this was conducted where they feel to

we saw a vote from an amendment from mike lee yesterday, who is definitely not going to support this bill and we expect to see an amendment from ron johnsonost certainly not support this bill. what you're seeing is one of the unique things about the senate, which is the way in which any individual senator can slow the process down and there are tactical decisions to be made by democrats, which is to say maybe it's easier to just give an amendment vote on an issue they care about. that would be faster than letting this senator slow each individual step of the process down. that's kind of the calculation that chuck schumer is making here, to just keep this process going, knowing that as he stands right now, he's got the votes. and it's easier to not give someone a process excuse to oppose the bill or slow it down further when he knows that their amendments are the kind of things that are going to fail anyway. >> is there anything majority leader chuck schumer can do to speed this thing up? he wants to get this done. once we go into recess, they lose all momentum. >> reporter: that's exactly right. i think his office would argue that allowin

johnson grill in union square. all of the staff is already vaccinated. reggie: the dixie fire has grown to 490,000 acres. it has destroyed 550 homes and is 27% contained. mike: we will see some haze from that smoke. the bigger story is how hot it will be in some neighborhoods, especially inland. temperatures everywhere 2-10 degrees warmer than average. jobina: chp has issued an alert on southbound 101. kumasi: a san francisco nonprofit has saved some iconic items. the western neighborhoods project says they are planning to display the items at a museum. reggie: an outpouring of support for christina applegate after she revealed she has been diagnosed with multiple socorro sis -- multiple sclerosis. >> an outpouring of support for christina applegate. on tuesday, the actress >> it is like if jeff got hit by a car and died. >> she announced on twitter. i have been so supported by the people who know who also have this condition. multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system. more than one million americans have the disease. symptoms include vision problems, dizziness, numbness, and weakness. we will talk live to dr. jenni

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mike uses during his forecast. the tool is live now on our connected tv app. download the app wherever you stream. kumasi: turning to the pandemic and the major announcement from johnsony out with new data showing a booster shot increases covid-19 antibody levels nine vault. the study, which has been peer-reviewed, also found people without the booster still had good protection eight months later. this is coming as a new cdc report finds efficacy of all the vaccines dropped with the spread of the delta variant, from 91% overall to 66%. dr. gandhi: this has a viral load, so it can break through minor defenses more. in addition, we all got our vaccines some time ago, so that means that our antibodies, our first line of defense in our nose, our coming down. that is natural, a normal part of the immune system. kumasi: a study in l.a. county found only 3% of fully vaccinated people go to the hospital if there is a breakthrough infection. that is evidence of a good vaccine. reggie: anyone age four and up is required to wear masks inside public buildings in bonita. that mandate goes into effect immediately and will be reviewed again in six weeks. this makes bonita different

johnson shot if their doctors feel. patients need more protection. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon and good afternoon. i'm jana katsuyama, mike and garcia have the afternoon off the dixie fire officially became the third largest wildfire in california t exploded in size overnight. now, too small towns have been destroyed. ktvu jesse gary has the latest on the fire and the efforts to contain. paint it. friday the dixie fire swelled in size growing more than 71,000 acres overnight and now stands at over 432,008. that's more than half the size of the state of rhode island. part of that was driven by the fuel and the topography. but the most the most, uh, impressive changes because of the weather conditions. captain mitch matt lowe says high winds and pyro cumulus clouds combined to cause erratic and unpredictable fire behavior. thursday the small town of kenyan near the south end of lake alma, nor was reduced to ash and earlier in the week, greenville saw history repeated. gold rush town burned 140 years ago and went up in flames again. we lost greenville there's. just not words for help. us and government haven't been able to g

can have a southerner on mike ticket and we can go forward together with those but it was a disastrous choice. >> host: picked up in nearby carefree was you referred to johnsonas quote quirky and -- 's wife apparently time to write and that's a good quality in some ways. stick to what it is and perseverance and he didn't accept limitations. he knew that he came from a working-class background and he didn't let himself be pampered. he held basically every office they could have mayor, governor and on his way up to vice president and then he becomes president because of the tragedy but yeah he took huge risks and they are not as a lot of other things in my look other than -- was important and that's the key thingth but his grit and his loyalty to the union where i could say okay there is something there. he played a pivotal role in the pivotal time in the country's history. >> host: before we leave andrew johnson i want to ask about dolly. dolly, the slave girl. >> host: >> guest: we really don't know much about her. theyey are people that claim johnson knew her but there's not that much known. because my book was basically about his presidency and the america

mike santoli covering the markets. eamon javers on washington watch as biden prepares to host a cyber security and meg terrell is following johnson vaccine booster shot generated a positive response. meg, kick it off >> reporter: j&j getting into the buster conversation after its single dose vaccine giving six months later a booster shot and saying that they saw a robust and rapid crease in antibody levels. nine fold higher at that six month market then 28 days after the first shot and looking at spike-binding antibodies here. this comes as the cdc and other u.s. health officials have been talking about how the j&j shot will need a booster but we need more data. they said eight months after the first vaccination of the vaccines people will need boosters j&j jumping in here and prostrigd first of what's expected to be a lot more data to come. we're waiting to see the full papers in a poll out this morning showing that after the announcement from u.s. health officials that people in the u.s. will likely need boosters 77% of vaccinated americans saying that they are on board to get boost irshots. guys, we'll wait for more data from