city? they have no choice but _ in that city? they have no choice but to _ in that city? n that city? they have no choice but to use as - in that city? they have noj choice but to use as much in that city? they have no - choice but to use as much force as they feel is necessary. i don't really believe that we are going to see any kind of resistance, except sporadic at this point. the taliban can be rather ruthless and that will become clear. most of the people who really feel they cannot live under a taliban regime for economic reasons, and that will be very important reason, as well as cultural social reasons, will try as much as they can to get out of the country. much as they can to get out of the country-— much as they can to get out of the country. marvin, thank you. meanwhile... _ as the taliban takeover in afghanistan continues to fill the void left by us troops, neighbouring pakistan fears trouble spilling over the border. for decades, pakistan has served as a sanctuary for afghans fleeing violence and war. but now the government in islamabad says it has reached it

new york city would be but an interim capital. no one seemed happy with new york city. york city was slow to ratify the constitution. this is why hamilton nj and madison wrote the federalist papers. they did no nukes he would ratify. washington worried why go to newark city for my inaugural? if satan ratify. with that undermined everything? couldn't even be the president if we don't have a city? nobody it seemed like new york city and like today where everybody likes new york city. thomas jefferson claim that new york city is spring and fall they never have as far as i've learned. get ten months of winter, , only two of summer. they would agree right now with the snow and the cold. fisher ames said that newark city, he'd longed for the company of springfield. he described new york city is overrun by hawks, dogs, and garbage, and not much less. so no one like new york city. they spent only months in new york city and then there was a deal cut. next slide. the deal would be cut in new york city on june 20 come 1790 in what is probably the second most famous dinner party i

no city bar alliance in san francisco says bar owners are doing it on their own and customers can showroof of a negative covid test. >>> it's not just the bay area bars and restaurants across california i should say are rethinking their vaccination requirements. that includes some places in l.a. and san diego counties. more businesses are following that lead of san francisco bars which recently started requiring proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. this is all due to the most recent surge in cases. the owner of one san diego night spot says most customers agree. >> looking at the numbers and what's happening with the new delta variant we thought it would be safe for our guests and staff and our community that we actually make our indoor dance area where our events are to be vaccination proof only. >> san diego county recently saw its highest number of new cases since early february. >>> this morning new for you, a new report indicating county health agencies focus their enforcement more on businesses ignoring covid protocols than those experiencing the outbreaks. a news group

this, according to a recent study by the council on criminal justice and no city it appears is immune to the violence that police departments are finding really, increasingly hard to counter in many of america's big cities. with more on this, we go to our tea correspondent and tosh suite. portland, oregon is on practice or pass its highest tier of homicides. this comes as a city resurrect, gun violence production team. but the only problem is the one set out jobs is now not getting enough. applications. shootings in portland, oregon have been store in for the past 6 months. so for at least $570.00 shootings have occurred this year. right now, the city is likely to surpass $987.00 which had the highest homicide rate recorded . and portland police bureau has lost $125.00 sworn officers in the last year alone . and their ted wheeler is pushing for more. but in a climate where much of the country is calling to defend the police, after a few cases of police brutality officers are harder to come, bye, which official say is making crime even worse. on an incident to incident basis. the resou

there are three applicants in the running their conquered based see no citi ventures from irvine and new york based brooke field development strike teams from the bay area are among more than 11. 100 fire crews right now battling the dixie fire east of chico, that fire now spans five counties. it has burned more than 700,000 square miles since it started more than one month ago. the dixie fire has also destroyed more than 640 homes, along with hundreds of other buildings. crews though, say that cooler weather is helping on the west side of this massive fire. but on the east side, it is challenging with steep terrain and spot fires. that fire is still just 35% contained. and tonight, crews have shut down a 40 mile stretch of highway between myers to camino due to safety concerns from the cow door. find there is 0% containment right now and the fire in eldorado county is happening. it's burning out of control. but deputy lynch shows us our firefighters are working to protect pollock, pines and other communities along the highway. this is mormon immigrant road near pollock pines. it win

twenty-five years, a quarter of a century without a permanent capitol city, without a seat of government, nostart a nation without having a capitol city. you can see some possible cities that were considered. over 30 cities were considered as a possibility for capitol. everyone in connecticut went to connecticut, everyone in delaware wanted -- if in massachusetts wanted boston. but he wanted the capitol to be in another state they all knew political power would follow the capitol, and economic boom no one wanted another city to have a leg up, everybody wanted their own city. for 25 years, there is a fight over where the capitol city should be. we were working under the articles of confederation, a league of friendship. i took several drafts and years to radically they didn't have a president or ports, it had a camera legislature and that's it. they couldn't raise money to pay back veterans, the so we lack the capitol city, we lack functioning government, good luck with that and this is what washington response to. next slide. on everyone's mind, it was written in newspapers, have we fought f

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city. a little under 30 minutes for your drive time there also 5 1880, no major delays along there. the golden u gate bridge as you're heading into the city. no major fog slowing you down about 20 minutes for your morning drive the richmond sandra fell comey as you head out of richmond, a little under 9 minutes. it also looks great across the san mateo bridge will have more on that coming up. now let's get back to our olympic coverage. a big breaking news story this morning is that we've learned some obama's will compete in the balance beam finals. but that is not the only story making headlines in tokyo. melissa marino has more for us. >> i'm melissa marino with your monday olympic headlines from tokyo. olympic organizers are investigating an outdoor drinking party in the athletes. village. officials say multiple athletes and team officials were caught drinking at a park within the village drinking in groups is against playbook. rules designed to slow the spread of covid-19 now to the competition starting with men's and women's gymnastics. there are more individual competitions taki

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new york city would be an interim capitol. no one seemed happy with new york city, new york city was slow to ratify the constitution. in this way hamilton and jay and madison wrote the federalist papers even though the new york city ratify it. washington was worried will he go to new york city for my inaugural. in ratify this estate and can even be the president if we don't have a city. and nobody seemed like new york city unlike today where everybody likes near city. thomas jefferson claims the new york city may never have as far as i can learn, ten months of winter. only two of summer and agree right now, some of the snow and instead of new york city, belongs for the company springfield. he describes new york city is overrun by dogs and garbage in a much else. so no one like new york city, this can only months in new york city and there was a deal cut. next slide. >> due will be cut new york city on june 20th, 7090, and what is probably the second most biggest dinner party in history, behind the last last supper. in the dinner

mentioned, the entire city of new orleans, 100%, no power mentioned, the entire city of newhat tonight. we�*re talking about more than 700,000 people who are in the dark tonight as the floodwaters continue to rise.— tonight as the floodwaters continue to rise. and we have heard about _ continue to rise. and we have heard about the _ continue to rise. and we have heard about the numbers - continue to rise. and we have| heard about the numbers who have had to leave their homes, taken away from the area. do we know what is happening to them? are they rescue centres being set up, shelters and so on? many people evacuated. they listened to officials people �*s advice and got out of the entire region in the days leading up to this storm. however there are a lot of people that do not have the resources to leave. many people decided to stay and hunker down and they are continuing to do so. they are in their homes, dealing with the floodwaters and this is a storm that while the storm effect are starting to fade a little bit, we know that the lingering floodwaters, lingering power out

because in this city like chicago and you've seen the numbers, there may be no city in the western world is dangerous and chaotic is a city of chicago. much of this is barack obama. he knew, he had the opportunity. this is where the judgment of history will have to be incredibly severe. bill clinton sent eight years regretting the fact he never had the big opportunity. he never got to defeat communism. he never got to defeat hitler. he did not get to fight depression pretty glided through is a strange presently but that is the way it was. he might have risen to the occasion but he never had an occasion. barack obama had the occasion pretty new at the problem is pretty set up are honest with ourselves we will address that problem. but something happens three weeks after obama makes his father's day speech in chicago. now i had hoped in the memoir obama would have addressed this. it would've been the juiciest part of the memoir. but predictably he does not address it. predictably the immediate does not notice it is not there. it was the turning point of his presidency. it goes unremarked b

he described new york city as overrun by dogs, dogs and garbage and not much else so no one liked new york city. they spent months in new york city and then there was a deal can't. video will be cut in new york city june 20 1790 in what is probably the second most famous dinner party in history behind the last supper. the dinner party was between jefferson, madison and hamilton. madison and jefferson were allies, anti-federalist. hamilton was their nemesis as a federalist . they have 2 big issues they're trying to contend with. one is where should the capital city be and the other issue is how should it look, should webuild it . should it be a town or a glorious romanesque capital. the other argument was debt assumption. we were in debt after the war so jefferson calls for the dinner party . he and madison will team up and defeat hamilton. what would happen at that dinner party was they would resolve all these issues. they would decide basically where the capital would be and hamilton would end up playing epperson and madison like a guitar. he played victim and got everything he wante

this city is so powerful and no one city of love, city of connection so we want to bring all the people back again and we want to make these people feel alive again in this city and this vibrant, amazing city of san francisco and so, we are people of the city and we are the people that are going to make it happen, going through this and making it really vibrant city again so thank you, everybody. and at the same time, our feelings for all the businesses, yes, we're pre privileged and thankful. i think about everybody in the city. how we can actually share this help and love with everybody. sol, please, i'm come and support the local businesses and yes, make it happen together. thank you, everybody. >> is there anything you want to say? >> thank you, diana and everybody thank you. >> all right. >> all right. last and certainly not least we have tamos cafe! [applause] good afternoon. i'm the owner of the cafe and i've been in business for seven years. it's been very hard year for us since the pandemic started. we've been having hard time finding employees. the business went down and i rea

now on kpix5 streaming on cbsn bay area, breaking news, minutes ago san francisco did something no other city in the country has done. everything you need to know about the new indoor vaccine mandate. >>> we are sick and tired of it but it's not sick and tired of us. it is still coming back with a vengeance. >> good afternoon. >> let's go right to anne makovec live in san francisco with that breaking news. anne. >> reporter: this new health order is going to require any indoor venue that serves food and drink, bars, restaurants, theaters, and other places where large groups of people may be including indoor gyms, places where people will be breathing heavily, to require proof of vaccination. that is going to be a picture of your vaccination card or the physical card itself. just saying you are vaccinated or showing a negative test for covid is no longer good enough. >> why are we doing this? to protect the workers. it's to protect kids. it's to protect those who can't get vaccinated. it's to make sure we don't go backwards. it's to make sure that i never have to get in front of you and say i

no. the city left it up to the building department. >> reporter: the review panel issued its findings a month later saying, we see no reason to withhold approval. >> they called it a repair, a fix. it's none of those things. >> reporter: they say the only thing to do is stop the project and sink new piles through the foundation, all the way down to bedrock. they are hoping somebody with the city or the project engineers consider their advice this time. >>> it has been more than 31 hours since a gas leak forced hundreds to evacuate. at this hour, the leak still hasn't been capped. the neighborhood has been cordoned off. firefighters say a construction crew hit the gas line. they say the company failed to follow protocols. that failure triggered this evacuation. >> in this case, the third party contractor decided to use mechanical equipment in a marked area which is very dangerous. >> that's annoying. i had a few choice words. i can't say them here. what can you do? >> we did reach out for comment. we haven't heard back. they are investigating. they could be held liable for cost and damages. th

chaos, no looting going on in the city.ne way or the other, the hand was forced to enter, and they were not prepared. the other side was not prepared, and you saw this chaos, but now there is a real pressure that they must get their act together. anchor: i know that public opinion in the u.s. before this month was pretty much against, or rather in favor of this withdrawal, not wanting to be in afghanistan for much longer, but has that changed now because of this attack, or does it actually for some people bolster the argument the u.s. needs to get out? >> i think it is the latter. for many americans it will be proof that u.s. has no place in afghanistan should be leaving. i look at the polling data. i have been against the withdrawal from day one, and i think, as other guests have acknowledged, have to recognize this evacuation has been poorly planned. i know this administration has been trying to put out positive news about how many people have been evacuated, and that is great, but the haphazard nature of this evacuation

this could have been in the city anywhere. but nor tried to interrupt the rescue. record rain fell that first month i could not see my own fan turned over but the 24 hour our weather flying with terrific training. some of my buddies bad visibility cause crashes. fortunately all four crewmembers were able to walk away from this one. in the coal they carried was used in berlin. the airlift continued even as lead the berlin assembly to american flyers to help free the city. but with all of this the city was eating into its reserves. any operation more cargo to berlin on barges helped us over the blockade. adding the royal air force to the risk of the british and our own b54's another terminal on the 50 flying minutes from berlin. they often think group captain yard as well as general la mesa flybys. we work together and peace as in war. the air force planned the berlin airlift and the president approved. headquarters air force directed maps, military airport service to put into effect the berlin airlift plan. the spectacular airports ne

city employees were mum today about the new order. >> i don't have any news about that yet. >> how do you feel about that? >> no comment. >> city unions have said in the past that they encourage vaccinations among their members but would work out details with the city to ensure the rights of their workers are protected. the city is providingwith one w time to get their tests, if that's what the worker chooses. that option might be off the table by the end of september. >> we've all got to get vaccinated and that means we need to overcome our own inhibitions. >> the mayor says the decision was not a difficult one given the dangerous spread of the delta variant. >> we should mention that the mayor took off his mask only to conduct the interview today. we should also mention that 81% of city employees report to have already been vaccinated. we are still waiting to hear back from the san jose police union and from the union of the largest -- the largest union of city employees in san jose. we're live outside city hall, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. now with the latest numbers it's feeling a

there's no city bar alliance like the one in san francisco, so in the south bay, bar owners are doing it on their own. customers can also show proof of a negative covid test. >>> it turns out, marcus, it's not just the bay area, bars and restaurants across california are rethinking their vaccination requirements. that includes some places in l.a. and san diego counties. more businesses are following the lead of san francisco bars which recently started requiring proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. all due to the most recent surge in cases. the owner of one san diego night spot says most customers agree. >> looking at the numbers and what's happening with the delta variant we thought it would be safe for our guests and staff and our community that we actually make dance area where our events are to be vaccination proof only. >> san diego county recently saw its highest number of new cases since early february. >>> if you're planning to go to bottle rock in napa next month you'll need a proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. staff members will be checking all festival

there as you're heading from the east bay into the city. noing into the city via the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes for your drive time there and looking at the richmond, sandra fell commute as you travel out of richmond under 8 minutes starting. james, back to you. thanks a lot. rates. 9.30 and a big story. the east bay just 3 days into the new school year. >> and already 15 cases of covid amongst the students and staff at the brentwood union school district was their nightmare scenario kron 4 was there as teachers welcome students back to school last wednesday. and this was a concern. >> sarah stinson has the latest now from brentwood. >> well, school is in session here at marsh creek elementary school even though there's 15 new reported cases of covid with in the brentwood union school district the school district officials say these cases didn't originate from school because contact tracing has shown that the people who tested positive didn't get it from another person at school over the contra costa county health department has told

new york city would be an interim capital. no one seemed happy with new york city. new york city was slow to ratify the constitution and this is why hamilton and madison wrote the federalist papers and didn't know if new york city would even ratify. will i go to new york city for minot grow with that undermine everything? nobody is seemed like to new york city on bike today were everybody likes new york city. thomas jefferson claimed new york city was -- they have 10 months of winter and only two of summer and we can agree right now some taping this with the snow and the cold. he longed for the company of springfield. described as city is overrun by hogs, dogs and garbage and not much else. know when like new york city. they spent months in nerx city and then there was a deal cut. next slide. the deal would be cut in new york city on june 201791 is probably the second-most second most famous damer party in history i guess behind the last supper but dinner party and you can see the pictures there. jefferson madison and hamilton. madison and jefferson were allies anti

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city is unique in that we live in a 20-year constant state of high alert. you know, when we come down to our lower alert, that's everybody else's high alert. we've invested like no other city in terms of, you know, 1,500 people who do counterterrorism every single day and then 500 people in crc, our counterterrorism field force, srg, other long arm teams. there is no city that has an ability to respond to a terrorist attack or some other event whether it's explosives with that amount of talent and experience. and here's the important part. since 9/11, we've prevented 50 plots either targeting new york city or emanating from new york city to target someplace else. >> what did we miss here, john? >> so, we've got a deep experience. >> what did we miss? briefly, what did we miss? we've trained for 20 years. we've put in close to a trillion dollars and it still went so wrong so quickly. >> the miscalculus, whether it's what we missed or what the afghanis missed was the belief that if you spend two decades and close to a billion dollars to fight for some form solve democracy and freedom, is that what that country wanted or needed? and if there weren't other people th

no harry kane in their ranks, and certainly no cristiano ronaldo. but manchester cityor the second week in a row — they won 5—0 at the etihad. this time it was arsenal on the receiving end of a thrashing, as pressure mounts on their manager. jess softley reports. five goals from four different players. who says manchester city need a striker? they didn't waste any time today. lk i going to one made it look too easy, putting the city ahead after just six minutes. poor defending left arsenal wide open as an unmarked ferran torres had them 2—0 up with just 11 minutes on the clock. there are two ways to deal with pressure. he wasn't the only one who saw red as the referee sent him straight to the dressing room. left with ten men, the gunners were flustered. gabriella jesus helps himself. and it was about to get much worse. this was now about damage control. tell that to rodri. a superb finish to bag city's fourth. just when you think they've had enough, torres was there once again. another 5—star performance from city. arsenal are yet to score a single goal this season as

this could have been in the city anywhere. but nor tried to interrupt the rescue. record rain fell that first month i could not see my own fan turned over but the 24 hour our weather flying with terrific training. some of my buddies bad visibility cause crashes. fortunately all four crewmembers were able to walk away from this one. in the coal they carried was used in berlin. the airlift continued even as lead the berlin assembly to american flyers to help free the city. but with all of this the city was eating into its reserves. any operation more cargo to berlin on barges helped us over the blockade. adding the royal air force to the risk of the british and our own b54's another terminal on the 50 flying minutes from berlin. they often think group captain yard as well as general la mesa flybys. we work together and peace as in war. the air force planned the berlin airlift and the president approved. headquarters air force directed maps, military airport service to put into effect the berlin airlift plan. the spectacular airports ne

and there's no one represents the city. no one from the city. you know, it's all those things. they couldn't really say enough to win >> we wonder where our invitations we were not maybe he knew we were busy with the news, an still that like, still, though. just yeah. i like to be invited, even though i have to always say no to thinks that's true. >> meanwhile, the 44 the club is a chain of jay z's sports bars and lounges. the first one opened up in new york city back in 2003 also has one, i believe in las vegas to will be able get invited to that. was going yet. all right. still to come tonight, a favorite, candy making a return the stores don't tell the family of this new details on when you can see cream savers. >> on store shelves again. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine

no major delays and the golden gate bridge heading into the city. no major fog to slow you down this morning. we're going to have more on your drive times. coming up. but for now, let's get back to the news. well, a big story we're following this morning. nearly monthlong search for missing jogger comes to a tragic end. investigators believe a body found at a pleasanton ridge park. is philip craig, check kron four's. dan thorn has the latest. there. >> the puzzling several weeks search for a missing east bay runner finally comes to an end. a body matching the description of philip create check was found tuesday afternoon in a remote area of pleasanton ridge. regional park will >> a positive identification. but leads us to believe that. but it's likely that we did find philip up there. >> on the bridge investigators and volunteers have been searching for create check for nearly a month. he went on a run on the morning of july 10th and did not return alameda county deputies, pleasanton police and other crews as well as create chicks family trek through

no, the city couldn't just becoming the 3rd provincial capital seized in the last 3 days. the taliban 2nd control of the governor's office and police headquarters with battles still going on impulse. according to reports, 14 people have been killed including women and children, with more than 30 others injured. and you can see here the scale of the destruction encounters with buildings in ruins or ablaze local journals sent this report. the fall of condos city where the taliban have been able to take control of most of the city as well as government buildings come in. quick succession. the city of palo upon which is the capital of our province. just next door also fell to the taliban . and what we're also hearing from our officials in a place like condos in the hot that there are also strikes by the americans, as well as by the african government. the cause of this war for ordinary ones for businesses, is simply too much. we also heard from the tall about issuing a statement in the city of telephone, instructing its fighters not to take revenge, not to torture, a new one,

there's no looting going on to the city. so they, they're in one way or another, they have was forced to enter and they were not prepared. the other side was not preferred. and we saw this house. but now with us there is a real pressure that they get their act together, calling clock. i know that public opinion in the u. s. before this month was pretty much against oh rather in favor of, of this withdrawal and not wanting to, to be in afghanistan for much longer. but has that changed now? because of this attack or does it both for some people, does it actually both to the argument that the u. s. needs to get out? i think it's the, i think it's the ladder. i think for many americans, it's going to be proof that united states has no place in afghanistan and should be leaving. you know, i do look at the polling data. i've been against the withdrawal from day one. and i think we also, as the other guys have acknowledged, have to recognize that there's a vacuum ration has been poorly planned. i know the administration is trying t

in control of no major cities anywhere in the country.talking about the collapse of the country in the space of under two weeks, really. very much so. thanks for those updates and your reporting, and stay safe. let's speak to the former uk ambassador to afghanistan, so nick kay. we have met in kabul, we have spent time talking about afghanistan over the years. what went wrong? yes, thank you very much and congratulations to your reporter for his amazing reporting coming out of afghanistan in the past weeks. personally, i hang my head in shame. the words betrayal and abandonment, i think you used earlier. and that is what afghans feel, my afghan colleagues and friends, afghans who have worked hard to build a modern afghanistan, worked hard as reliable allies and partners for us over the years. and i hang my head in shame. they will be time and importance to learn lessons and look back and really understand what has gone wrong. but in the short—term, i think the focus is very much our two hour, as your reporter said. at the moment, there is

city dead? and my answer consistently was no, it's not dead. 's in a coma, but people and cities come out of comas, hopefully. >> reporter: office vacancies are still high and cities are dealing with crime and affordability. but for joe and canal they've found something they can't get anywhere else. >> it's the spontaneous connections, the magic of having so many people in one geographical location. >> reporter: which why reports of the city's death may be greatly exaggerated. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for cbs this morning, and follow us online anytime at cbs news.com i'm jan crawfom washington, d.c. >>> it's thursday, august 5th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, an out-of-control wildfire tears through a small community in northern california destroying homes and businesses. >>> criminal investigation. possibly more trouble ahead for new york governor andrew cuomo following a

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the biggest festival in the world, like we normally do, but i know it will be the greatest, and no other citysts the whole of the month. for a city like edinburgh, which is around 700,000 population, to swelter to a million, is just incredible. this year is so important that the edinburgh festival takes place as i believe it will be the catalyst for the economy and the recovery of the economy and bring great confidence back to the wider uk cultural sector. the plan is to have digital arts events as well this year. it is the new norm, this hybrid mix? 0r it is the new norm, this hybrid mix? or is this a hangoverfrom covid—19? i mix? or is this a hangover from covid-19?— covid-19? i think hybrid events. _ covid-19? i think hybrid events, virtual - covid-19? i think hybrid events, virtual events, | covid-19? | think hybrid - events, virtual events, have definitely have a huge part to play over the last 16 months but the return of the festivals this august, and there will be hundreds of live shows available, it will give a wide range of local businesses a much—needed boost. i believe it will help

they say that the security of the city, kabul, has been guaranteed. there will be no attack on the city. the big city of power will be handed over temporarily to a third party and it is our duty to secure the city. they say kabul will be safe. there won't be any problems in kabul. richard, as we bring you and, it says don't be a victim of taliban propaganda. do you think that the afghan people have confidence that their safety can be guaranteed? it looks like we lost richard. >> we'll continue on. shannon is pettypiece joining us from the white house. we also are very fortunate to have jack jacobs. colonel, i do want to start with. you leave been watching over the last couple of hours some of those live pictures from afghanistan. if you have those life shots let's put him up as well so we can monitor the situation. there notice some of the ship helicopters. the c 47 shook helicopters which can carry about 33 people are so. at some point, i saw them firing off what would appear to be some heat flares? and the idea what is happening there? and the idea>> the assumption

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no time to waste. there is a dynamic political situation running across the city, we make no assumptions about that other than that we really cannot afford to pause and wait. meanwhile, as president biden defends the us withdrawal from afghanistan, the brother of a soldier killed serving there says he remains proud. you always want to know that what you are doing has purpose and meaning. but purpose and meaning doesn't always come in victory. we'll bring you the latest on the evacuation from afghanistan. also this lunchtime. morejobs are available than ever before — and average pay is up too. a warning from the data watchdog — don't give too much of your personal information when ordering drinks via the app in your local pub. coming up on the bbc news channel, we have the latest transfer news as tammy abraham agrees a move to italy, the england striker joins roma from chelsea. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. efforts to evacuate people from afghanistan to the uk are being stepped up with 300 people already brought out — with the aim to bring out as many as 7,000. vice admiral sir ben ke

thousands of afghans are taking no chances whatever the taliban say, they're waiting to be evacuated. clearly there is a dynamic political situation running across the city