lie did preston biden pull out us troops too soon?— did preston biden pull out us troops too soon?us trip should have left long ago. 20 - troops too soon? us trip should have left long ago. 20 years - troops too soon? us trip should have left long ago. 20 years is i have left long ago. 20 years is too long to expend lives, livelihoods and more. and we have been told that during most of this time that this was never a military solution. a solution should have been reached by now. the way that this withdrawal has been conducted, as we are watching, it has really pulled the carpet from underneath the afghan national army, who i spent time working with. for nine of my months deployed. i know them as brave professionals. and they have been fighting bravely for many years and spending so much in the years and their families and all of that. afghan security forces have truly paid a price in fighting the taliban for year after year after year, month after month and even with the escalation of attacks wished out of the ship and is reported peace talks began. they have been taking the brunt

preston biden is pledging to complete the evacuation of americans and afghan allies by august 31. the president vowed to put down the terrorists -- to hunt down the terrorists. the associated press reports as many as 95 afghans may be dead. more than 100 wounded. isis-k claims responsibility for the attack. that included two suicide bombings and gunfire. this morning, cecilia vega speaks to a former army ranger who got out just before the attacks. he says they were vulnerable to an attack. >> normally doing operations in a combat zone, you need standoff from potential threats. in order for us to close the gap and communicate with these people and find out who should be coming through that gate, you had to close that distance and assume risk. >> you can see the entire interview coming up at 7:00. our team coverage continues with amy hollyfield in the newsroom with an update from a man who escaped afghanistan and is in the east bay. >> he did not have good news for us. he did lose a family member in the attack yesterday. his family members were in line when the bomb went off. he had

president biden called on more companies to step up vaccine mandates. elise preston has the latest from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. in addition to the mandates, the hope is americans will feel more eased to get the shots. pfizer's covid vaccine is fully approved for americans 16 and older. >> this approval now furthers our confidence that not only does the vaccine work, but it's also very safe. >> reporter: more than 200 million pfizer doses have been administered since december when the fda granted an emergency use authorization. >> the fda approval is the gold standard. >> reporter: president biden hopes this helps vaccine holdouts. >> the moment you've been waiting for is here. it's time for you to get your vaccination. >> reporter: 18-year-old got her first vaccination yesterday. she said the fda approval helped ease her fears. >> social media has you brainwashed into thinking that it could be bad. >> reporter: legal experts say companies will have an easier time requiring people to be mandated to get vaccinated. >> the fda appr

. >>> president biden's push for more electric cars plus how apple is cracking down on child predators. elise prestonorts from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks rallied thursday ahead of this morning's jobs report for july. dow rose 271 points. nasdaq gained 114 for a record close and s&p 500 was up 26 to finish at a new high. apple preparing to open new software intended to catch child predators in the act. the company says it will work by scanning photos on user's devices and comparing them to a database of illegal images. if a certain number is found the user will be child abuse. >>> president biden calling on auto makers to ramp up electric vehicle. at a sum yesterday the president urged them to speed up the transition away from gas powered cars and trucks. mr. biden signed executive order to set a goal of having half of the vehicles sold in the u.s. be electric by 2030. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am elise preston. >>> amazon is the latest tech giant to delay return to the office. corporate workers were slated to return next month but now the date is pushed back to january 3. at

preston, cbs news, new york. >> cuomo still faces an impeachment inquiry as well as a criminal complain. more than 40 democratic chairs have signed a letter asking cuomo to resign. president biden has advised him, do the same. >>> a man is behind bars this evening, charged in a horrific crime in the south bay. let's get to kpix 5's ken bastida with new information on what happened. >> it's really scary, elizabeth. san jose police say the man broke into a home just at random and sexually assaulted an eight-year-old girl inside. this happened about 7:30 on friday morning at a home on danson drive in east san jose. prosecutors say the room was playing inside of her room with the window open. they say this man, dupree hornsby, broke in, grabbed the girl, locked her door, and then assaulted her. police say that after he let her go, the little girl ran to a family member, and hornsby ran off. >> sexual assaults are very scarring to victims, and now we are dealing with a young person who is going to have to deal with this for the rest of her life. >> he didn't get far. police found the suspect about a mile from the home. santa clara district attorney's office charged him with eight co