those at the abbey gate, eastgate, northgate should leave immediately. as you mentioned with two explosions and gunfire breaking out that is nothing short of coordinated it send as very clear message to not only americans but the thousands of afghan allies they will not get to the airport lest they should lose their lives. this complicated the situation with the state department trying to get americans and allies out. remember yesterday we got a warning about this threat, neil, from secretary of state antony blinken. here is a little bit of what he said yesterday. listen. >> we're operating in a hostile environment, in a city and country now controlled by the taliban with the very real possibility of an isis-k attack. we're taking every precaution but this is very high-risk. reporter: high-risk indeed. now yesterday the secretary also telling us, neil, there are about 1500 americans they were looking at, 500 of whom they were in direct contact with. a thousand or less they were aggressively pursuing contact with. we do not know the latest status on the 5

so for the next day and the next day i received an email from the embassy to go to the northgate again. i went there again and finally, a soldier pulled me from the gate and my father pushed me and i jumped inside the airport and i find my way to return back home. it was really hard, really tough, and you cannot even imagine how hard i can escape that situation. there was a lot of gunfire, like, you cannot even imagine, the gas, the air bombs -- >> sean: let's go to the -- >> the sound bombs. it was really hard, really hard. >> sean: i'm glad you got out, and you know many people who were left behind. i'm glad you made it out but i will tell you, our prayers are with those who can't get out and i don't know if they are going to get out tonight and joe biden doesn't seem committed to getting them out but thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. we will continue to keep you and your families and our prayers tonight. now, breaking news out of the supreme court, finally a win. the court may be woke up for a few minutes but a new ad from donald trump's pack save america these by brad par

citizens at the abbey gate, eastgate, northgate now should leave immediately.so being told, daniel, not to go to the airport at all unless they have a specific connection that is going to assure they can get there. i want to play something too that peter doocy, and interaction he had during the white house briefing today about exactly who we are dealing with in trying to get those people to the airport. >> why haven't we heard the president say the united states will not negotiate with terrorists? is that still u.s. policy? >> well, of course it is, peter, but i would also say, there is a reality that the taliban is currently controlling large swaths of afghanistan. that is a reality on the ground. >> shannon: so daniel, you have been in the field, you have been on the front lines of these situations. what do you make of where we are tonight? >> it's just extraordinarily frustrating. we've got a threat to our people there, americans in afghanistan, not just in kabul, they are in an isa school zone right now, and what we should be able to dt and also have a plan

it was a four bedroom, two bath home in a beautiful neighborhood in the northgate school area.ails, everything. unfortunately, it had a fire. >> it's pretty unbelievable that a teardown would go for that kind of cash right now. i guess we are california. but that's a lot of money for a teardown. >> we have a lot of investors and contractors out there looking for properties like this. i had eight offers that came in. i probably had over 75 to up to 100 phone calls, emails, and texts on this property. i'm still getting calls on it now that it's pending. asking if they can make backup offers. >> tear it down quick. if they don't tear it down they will need a whole lot of paint and wallpaper. >> unless you're a 100% season person you will need a contractor and architect and a designer. and so the wording is there because that's what it's going to take. to me, it really has so much to offer when so much is left undone, you get to put your own mark on it. so the minute i saw it, the contractor in me rose up and i said this is a fantastic opportunity. dan: went so fast, too. dion: yea

germany's military says a firefight broke out at the airports northgate between afghan security forces an unknown attackers in a tweet, the german military indicated one afghan security officer was. killed and another three were wounded. tonight new images show large crowds huddling in the dark as they wait for permission to board planes to get out. kabul's airport is one of the only routes out of the country and has seen days of chaos since the taliban entered the capital city and great britain's royal air force gives us another idea of what it's like once people get on a plane. this picture shows hundreds of evacuees packed on a c 17. we know of at least one medical emergency that happened during a u. s flight. a pregnant woman started having complications when the plane arrived to a u. s air base in germany. metal crew. medical crews rushed onto the plane to deliver the baby and save the mother's life. fox news is jackie heinrich shows us what the white house hopes will speed up the overall evacuation process. some big operational updates out of the president's address, he said the

have, we believe a clearer picture of what happened on that deadly day that deadly incident at the northgate of capital airport. according to the witnesses, the american troops there at the gate was stood in a line shoulder to shoulder the ice, a suicide bomber that designated his device, managed to get very, very close to them. just just meters away. and surrounding him was a crowd i've described before. the press of people, a capital airport, and in that case it was the same press. people jam packed together. once he's best, he's suicide vest went off. there was absolute pandemonium. people started running in all directions including into the airport, trying to flee to safety. there was a stampede, and that is when american troops, according to the witnesses, began firing into the crowds. we're talking about troops that is stationed on the walls, around the checkpoint, around the entry to the airport, where the suicide bombing took place. they say that they began shooting, i indiscriminately, that they began shooting it at people who were trying to flee, tries to jump down into the water.

there appeared to be some type of incident that had taken place and the northgate was shot. so security situation, there is teams. i asked for p from the cultural commission earlier about how it is working with that security arrangement between the telephone and the americans. here's what he had to say. we in talk, then we have a relationship, a working relationship of with the americans about the security arrangement. and the outside check posts are in our control and insight as under the control of the united states forces and then constant contact with one another. all we are doing at the moment is helping the united states in the security arrangement. and i think we have, we are unfairly being blamed for what is, is not a problem that has been caused by l people. so what is also exacerbating the situation? and i talked to bulky about this is the distrust, especially in call between couple residents and the telephone. the telephone has said, you will have them this day. let's move on. we're not going to, there's not going to be any type of revenge or tactical cummings or

and he managed, managed to surprise us servicemen stationed at the northgate checkpoint 12 us allegedly killed according to pentagon, 15 others engine at the eastern end, near the dyer and hotel where the united states military, the british military diplomat. what previously had those comp on the 25th you deserve that we have seen absolutely greasy. horrific. i honestly haven't seen anything like a long while in the many years in boards. so many bodies in, in such a concentrated small space which is which is not surprising, given what is happening even now, even after these blocks at the airport, there are still thousands of people camped. well, standing standing and pushing and shoving and screaming, day and night in a bead trying to get into the airport trying to catch the last few floods. the few days left out of i've got to stop. many of them threatening. they believe by the taliban. many of them believing that their lives, the lives of their families, the security and safety of the families would be jeopardized if they stayed here because of their cooperation perhaps can help for,

us citizens at the abby gate or northgate now should leave immediately. in the country and may need evacuations. several others are wrapping up their evacuation flights. to finish that today. vice president harris spoke on this tenuous situation. the highest priorities evacuating americans and afghans, working with the us, the priority of women and children who are still awaiting updates on how this evacuation effort will continue. 13,400 people were evacuated, steps are taken next to get the remaining americans out and any afghans who can make it. stuart: that is a tough job. let's bring in congressman andy biggs from arizona. this seems to be spiraling down out of control. looks like we are walking into a mass hostage situation. >> you are right in the time to plan was already past but if you allow the taliban to impose a deadline we have to reimpose our deadline and our will and our authority. this administration is not capable of doing that i don't believe. the briefing i had two days ago, us troops were there, they drew down us troops. i am really co

outside kabul airport us citizens should avoid traveling to the airport, those at the eastgate or northgate, these frenetic evacuations continue but get into the airport has remained a huge challenge for afghans hoping to secure a ticket out of the country and we don't know how many americans remain in afghanistan. state department settled on this estimate of 1500 people yesterday and among them may be a group of families from california. >> march of this year we spent 19 separate messages, encouraging and urging them to leave the country. there could be others who never unrolled and have not identified themselves to us. >> evacuation operations at the couple airport have to end relatively soon to the forces enough time to get themselves out ahead of next week's deadline. what happens then? >> the deadline -- >> reporter: as for this new terror threat at the airport reuters says that came from the british armed forces minister who will only say it is in his words severe. jillian: we will stay on that news and if we get more information we will pass it along and we are continuing to monitor

of cyber couple airport, us citizens should avoid traveling to the airport, those at east gate or northgate should leave immediately. the evacuations of continued but we hear different figures from the administration how many americans are stranded in afghanistan. state department says the number is around 1500 or so and may include a group of families from california. anthony blinken says americans were repeatedly warned. >> march of this year we sent 19 messages to americans enrolled with the embassy in kabul encouraging and urging them to leave the country. there could be other americans in afghanistan who never enrolled with the embassy with evacuation services -- notices and never identified themselves to us. >> reporter: blinken says after the withdrawal deadline the us will try to get those left behind out of the country. it is not clear how that would happen. the president was asked about this yesterday. >> you will be the first person i will call. >> reporter: the president clearly wants to stick with the end of month deadline the latest terror attacks will create more pressure for

germany's military says a firefight broke out at the airports northgate between afghan security forcesn attackers in a tweet, the german military indicated one afghan security officer was. killed and another three were wounded. tonight new images show large crowds huddling in the dark as they wait for permis

. >> it was a four bedroom two bath home in beautiful neighborhood in the northgate school area. the park, walking trails, everything. unfortunately, it had a fire. kumasi: it didn't have two. ok. [laughter] she says she is still getting calls from people who want to make backup offers. julian: i guess you have to have the vision. kumasi: right? it's possible. julian: that's a lot of vision to have there. new at 6:30, covid testing for students. the school district plane ahead of the new school year on monday. kumasi: one? -- one doctor joining a ucf panel saying we may need to treat our future outlook on the virus different. mike: it is 6:27 as you join us on this friday, a beautiful shot waking up with us. we will take a couple minute break and be back after this. dear ms, from day one you've tried to define me. but i never invited you in. it's my life and this is my journey. i've found a way to do things differently with ocrevus, an infusion treatment that's 2-times-a-year. for adults with relapsing or primary progressive forms of multiple sclerosis, ocrevus is proven effectiv

the roads look clear, this is southbound 101 as you are passing the northgate mall and headed toward san rafael. we pop over to the east bay we can see 880. we have a new accident on the shoulder near wynton. this is headed up toward the macarthur maze and the approach the bay bridge where the lights are on and it is backed into the maze if you are approaching the bay bridge this morning. you can see fog starting to descend on the north bay. it is not really hampering visibility too much as we saw in san rafael, but it is out there moving around. slide of the central valley and over the past for about a 45 minute drive and also very slow heading into concord on 242. we had an earlier accident just now cleared out of two lanes, but traffic is now backed up to highway four as you had southbound of 242 and highway four westbound is also very slow as he approached the 6080 junction. mike: let's head on up to the sierra. giving you an update on what is going on right now. winds of the south at about 12 miles per hour. notice they crank up right across the flyer -- fire, blowing southeast

citizens at the airport who are at the eastgate, northgate, or ministry of interior gate should leavemmediately. two key allies, britain and france, and it evacuations at the airport which crowds continue to reach as they seek to flee the taliban. french officials blame the rapid disengagement of the american forces for the lack of security. well, we bring in the senior pentagon correspondent for defense to explain to us what is going on this morning in afghanistan. tara, good morning. guest: good morning. host: we know the u.s. imposed deadline to leave afghanistan comes up on tuesday. is the u.s. on track to actually finish operations by tuesday? guest: i have talked about this with multiple a fenced officials -- defense officials and they have options. they could, like france and great britain, decide to get out early or they could use up until the very last minute kabul time and wrap up as we are waking up to get everyone they possibly can out. what we have been told is that even as they get those final troops and equipment out any available space for civilians, they will put some

killed, three injured in fight between afghan security forces and unknown attackers at the airport's northgateousands of people wait to be airlifted out of afghanistan. >>> new york city is set to announce a requirement that its public school teachers and staff be vaccinated against covid-19 with no option to opt out. the city previously said that teachers in the nation's largest school system would need to get the shot or at least get tested weekly. >>> and to northern california, crews continue to battle the calder fire. as of sunday it had burned more than 104,000 acres, 5% contained. it's one of a dozen wildfires currently burning in california. you are now up to date david barks to you. >> thank you. >>> virgin orbit the satellite launch service which is part of billionaire sir richard branson's overall conglomerate announcing this morning they will go public through a spac merger with nextgen acquisition corp it's valued at $3.2 billion. boeing will have a planned investment through a side financing, pipe financing for the spac listing joining us now in a cnbc exclusive sir richard brans

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of the northgate sees clashes as u.s. troops try to push back people with crowd control methods. a group of afghan refugees who arrive in germany, with taliban fighters hitting people with sticks and firing rifles. 12 people have been killed since sunday in and around the airport. protests against the taliban continue. a reported 200 people gathered in kabul to mark afghanistan's independence day. protest was quickly and violently dispersed by the taliban. several people were killed during a similar demonstration in the city of after a taliban fighters fired into the crowd. one of the most concerning reports indicates taliban fight remembers going door toe door looking for people who worked with nato or u.s. troops in the past. there are major fears on the ground that these people could be killed once u.s. troops evacuate, neil. [. neil: the president has come down the line until we do not leave until americans that want out are out. president says we'll stay as long as we need to evacuate the americans. connell mcshane at the white house that could be considerably amount of time

those at the abbey gate, eastgate, or northgate should leave immediately.ewspapers reports there are about 1500 u.s. citizens remaining in afghanistan as the u.s. intensifies the rushed exit. let's go back to our conversation on -- the rush to exit. let's go back to our conversation on mandates. caller: i support. with all due respect to health risks, we need to make that clear. there should be enough of us who do not have significant health risks that take the vaccine to pad them. this vaccine resistance is senseless. the first time you get covid, you are going to run to the hospital for regeneron and a covid cocktail and the same medicine and science you rejected in the first place. that makes no sense. the reward for that should not be overwhelming our hospital system. if a person is unvaccinated, i do not believe they should be prioritized over a person having a heart attack or who has broken a leg and cannot get medical attention. it is senseless and irresponsible. host: joe, georgia. you oppose. caller: thank you for taking my call. i oppose. we have

citizens at the airport who are at the eastgate, northgate, or ministry of interior gate should leavemmediately. two key allies, britain and france, and it evacuations at the airport which crowds continue to reach as they seek to flee the taliban. french officials blame the rapid disengagement of the american forces for the lack of security. well, we bring in the senior pentagon correspondent for defense to explain to us what is going on this morning in afghanistan. tara, good morning. guest: good morning. host: we know the u.s. imposed deadline to leave afghanistan comes up on tuesday. is the u.s. on track to actually finish operations by tuesday? guest: i have talked about this with multiple a fenced officials -- defense officials and they have options. they could, like france and great britain, decide to get out early or they could use up until the very last minute kabul time and wrap up as we are waking up to get everyone they possibly can out. what we have been told is that even as they get those final troops and equipment out any available space for civilians, they will put some