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never be a place where terrorists can organize atcks on the united states or our allies ever again, rit? the original reason we got in in 2001. and what i'm concerned about is that, as we pull out, which i understand the impulse to do, i want to make sure that if we see groups organizing to attack us, to attack the united states, that we have the intelligence infrastructure, the diplomatic infrastructure, the over-the-horizon force to be able to take care of those terrorist organizations if they're threatening us. and i think that's what i still have open questions on. what is the plan if we see now, you know, isis or another terrorist group organizing and plotting attacks from that territory? so that is what i have sort of open questions about from the administration. >> so you're a member ofhe house armed services committee. are you getting the answers you want from the administration about whether there is a plan to prevent a full-scale security collapse? >> we've certainly had briefings, including from the secretary of defense and the airman of the joint chiefs. i think what i'm int

they had no. rit. ok, so that was then and we're it now what happens now when the plan is done? what does pakistan favor, what is the role that focused on is playing bought and how can there be piece of guns boxes on as part of the international coalition for piece boxes on wants this huge conciliation box font is not engaging with balaban. pakistan is engaging with in dia, a found leadership here in the forum office, just a few days back. i had the erstwhile leaders of the us while northern alliance. you know, they were not taliban supporters. why we engaging with them? why? oh, why have be being going to, you know, trying to convince them that we have resumed from the ninety's. let us not repeat the mistakes of the ninety's. we want to be forward looking. we want a peaceful, stable upon the far. it is not enlightened self interest because we want and he want regional connectivity. how do we could please look at that with the, with the piece. and finally we were running out of time very quickly. how confident are you that the taliban are going to form a government which is goin

patient prime minister on re riding of his 1st press conference in earthquake rit through the country, south west leaving more than 130000 families homeless. we have a lot of questions about his government's handling of the disaster, especially why a week later, a still not getting to the many destroyed villages close to the epicenter. one of the regions has been completely flat and this lies in we went to last year and they said they haven't had anyone from the government often made when they took he told them to white to the why are they not getting aid sooner since 98 percent of the houses are destroyed, but the prime minister chose not to answer the question, passing the might to his head of civil protection. we are formulating a response or mechanism is in action. evidently, we have some issues related to security, but we are doing our best to accelerate the process. but it's not just the villages lacking aid. it's the cities too. and we also went to like a, an in the cave as a camp full of people just not even take their just sticks. we've ta pooling, above in the area, presumab

then he went outside to smoke a sig rit. -- cigarette. and the gator also smoked a cigarette.very. kat, thoughts, alligator best children's birthday party ever, am i right? >> because it turned out that way. otherwise there would be a lot of kids with lifelong trauma. it's tough for everybody. was his name donny wiseman what a great guy. i would haven't done that. i would have stood there and made a loud noise which is what i i do in most situations. >> greg: i don't want to choke on steak around you. you would immediately start texting somebody or going to ticket. -- tiktok. how do you do the heimlick maneuver? >> i am too old for tiktok. >> how awesome to have a slow and have cellphone video. you have these great viral videos. how awesome that spin of a crocodile. >> greg: i am telling you, dagen, kids will ask their mommy to wrestle an alligator at their party. instead of balloon animals. >> i know people who might do that for the right price. by the way, the kids you go to a reptile emporium. they go to watch the snakes being fed. they are not eating live humans but eating

what if parents don't feel safe r ba >> rit knsoparents the district is offering what they are call alternative learning. independent learning which is basically an alternative. we will dive into that at 5:30. it's not zoom school. >>> all your questions answered about coronavirus and the classroom. interviews with the experts. >>> snow the santa clara county sheriff has arrested a vta trainee employee on suspicious of threatening to shoot the place up if the agency didn't hire him. the incident of course nearly three months after a vta employee did shoot and kill a atthve saying about lrd in s this. >>> this morning air b&b taking legal action against a guest who rented a home and threw a massive underaged party that ended in a homicide. an 18-year-old was killed at this party. the company now plans to pursue legal action against the guests for legal damages and claims connected to the party. the council is set to discuss that issue next month. >>> the early voting now underway in the governor's recall. how will crime play into voter's decision and how do people feel about his handling of crim

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soon as the biden administration as two crisis as they are dealing with one in the middle east andgo ritowing down anytime soon. we will send it back to you. >> tucker: thanks so much for that. this is a cable news show, we never pretend we are an international feminist organization, but that does not mean we don't care about the fate of women and girls. we do care and that's why we have been monitoring the situation in congressman eric swalwell's office, you remember a long time affair with a chinese spy that included personal behavior euphemistically described as stomach turning and unnatural. we will leave it at that. so the spy girlfriend has since fled back to china ahead of the doj, but eric swalwell himself is at large tonight in washington and california, we've been keeping tabs on him because we think it's are dirty. -- duty. we told you about his efforts to find young women who might be willing to "expand his brand" whatever that means, just days to live and saying the words makes the hair on her arm stand up. heiv has been caught advertising for still more women. his office ha

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they are talking about human rits, but within the context of islamic law.ow they interpret that and how they are going to practically implement that? lisa: so many questions and an interesting picture you're both painting here. a lot we have to wait and see. and so many people on the ground for whom this is life-and-death at the moment. thank you both. thank you. judy: as we have been hearing, the plight of women and girls in afghanistan is now among the most important and concerning priorities now that the taliban have taken over. with the help of author gayle tzemach lemmon, stephanie sy tells us the story of a woman who persevered under the taliban, flourished over the last 20 years, and escaped the taliban's return just 48 hours ago. stephanie: on the streets of kabul, there is defiance amid despair. a few afghan women in front of the presidential palace, demanding that the taliban protect their rights. elsewhere in the capitol there are few, if any women on the streets. the u.n. says 80% of the 250,000 people internally displaced in afghanistan since m

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uncertainty is still are investors unsure do they know how to play this one going into the ingesters ritt a days we don't know what will happen in the next 30 days. this could happen one of two ways it could be a very quick spike with a very, very quick recovery time probably nothing will change it will just feel very turbulent, or it could be something that lasts longer. even if that happens, i do believe that the reaction by schools may be more delayed, meaning that you will still probably -- i haven't yet heard any school system say they're not going to have children coming back to school. if that's the case, you're going to have to clothe your kid. >> going back to school whether you like it or not, kid. >>> next up, drivers returning to job share providers new data from rack ten shows uber and lyft fairs increased month to month since february. consumers paid over 50% more last month than in january 2020 before the pandemic began. both companies blamed it on a driver shortage. last month uber reported a 30% increase in drivers, and lyft a 50% increase is this part of the labor short

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prominently of course khandahar, the place they originally declared as the capital of their islamic em rit. w are they going to march on kabul? the situation here is relatively secure. but what could happen, what has people very nervous is they could surround the capital, try to isolate the capital, cutoff those vitally needed supply lines bringing things into the city of kabul. so a lot of anxiety on the ground as the situation continues to deteriorate and no real sense of clarity as to where this thing is going. that's why 3,000 u.s. troops are heading this way to start the process of withdrawing u.s. personnel from the embassy, jim. >> we are seeing local afghan leaders defect from the taliban. it is remarkable to see. is the afghan president doing anything to reassure the afghan people right now? >> reporter: well, this is one of the most stunning parts of this whole story, jim, is that it's just been radio silence from the president, and people here are all on twitter about what's happening. is he resigning? what is the message? what is the vision? what is the strategy? it's only real

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the"the evening edit" starts rit now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.'re watching the fox business network. we begin with the horrific crash at at border in texas. at least 10 dead and overloaded human smuggling van, it was packed with 29 illegal immigrants. it crashed. 20 others injured. now we had 30 illegals killed in two separate human smuggling crashes back in march. that happened in california and texas. back with us now, texas attorney general ken paxton. great to have you back on, sir. can you explain what is going on here? human smugglers recruiting young illegals to drive the smuggling vehicles? what's happening? >> so that is what is happening and it is pretty sad that people are having to die in these car crashes. it is not necessary that this happened. the president of the united states invited this. he is largely responsible for the fact this is happening. we'll see more of this. as time goes on you will see more crashes. these cartels do not care about the safety of these people. they will do what it takes to make as much money and these

but the point is the taliban has already agreed to allow what is going on rit now. and that should tell us everything we need to know. the taliban is not going to attack when they know what will happen if that occurred. they know that the united states is leaving. it is just question of working out the particulars. the other issue is access to the airport. even if people are -- even if there is an extension given, the taliban and the united states have to work out the differences about how people are getting to the airport. secretary blinken suggested today that they have told the taliban how that can happen, but the reality on the ground, we're hearing every hour and every day, up until 20 minutes before this interview, is that people can't get to the airport because they're not able to make it through a check point. they're not able to make it through. >> nawaz: matt, i want to ask you about that deadline, because we want to remind people that that was set by the biden administration. do you think they should abide with it? what sort of extension are you suggestin

we want to go zwto jen psaki rit now and hear what she's saying about all of this. >> -- will be ablet. >> the statement you just put out about a half hour ago, about the august 31st deadline and sticking to it. the president has, from allies both here at home and abroad, have wanted him to push that deadline back some. and also critics of the president are speaking out very strongly on this decision. what do you say to those who are criticizing that the president, by sticking to this deadline, it amounts for him to capitulating to the taliban? >> well, first, and i think -- i'm just going to read the statement. i know a number of you have seen it, but just in case, because i think it has quite a bit of additional context that is not exactly aligned and, you know, he's stuck with the deadline, as you just conveyed. during a meeting this morning with the g-7 leaders, the president conveyed that our mission in kabul will end based on the achievement of our objectives. that is a key component there. he confirmed we are currently on pace to finish by august 31st. as you all know, in the l

citizens or the interpreters who held to the military, it is human rits defenders, lawyers and advocasmics and their families and many oth people who are going to be targeted by the taliban because of the work they did. when we say we need more time, when we say that president biden needs to focus on the political issues here, not the technical issues of meeting a deadline, but on the political issues of going back to the taliban and saying, we need to work out a few more days to get people out, we are talking about people on the list. we are not talking about an unlimited mber of afghans who are going to seek refuge. make no mistake, there will be hundreds of thousands who will seek refuge for other reasons in the coming years, but we are talking about people who have already been authorized or reauthorized for access to the united states and, nato partners whose names are on lists at the kabul airport. get this people out. we are still going to have many people left behind. but at least that. that demands an extension of the deadline, which requires further negotiation with the talib

>>rit. le the a ldweekend, drew, and what's ahead on the week. >> we are warming up.10 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday. and we will find that the warming trend will continue into tomorrow as well. a lot of sunshine out this. the live look we don't have a marine layer from this vantage point. san francisco is off in the distance. the sunset, the richmond just soaked in sunshine. temperature wise, we are at 66 in the city, warmer in oakland at 73, 77 in mountainview and near 80 in san jose. and pacificca sunshine at 66 degrees. here's beautiful shot emeryville showing outgolden gate bridge alcatraz. and santa rosa is at 80. vacaville much warmer at 95. we are near 90 a in concord and at 90 in livermore. if you are going to dine outside later this evening, close to the coast, it's really nice night without the fog early on. we will have tons ofshon across the entire bay area. temperatures in our warmest spots, in the 80s, gradually falling into the 70s. by 9:00 p.m. comes back after midnight. live doppler 7 along with satellite, we are in between two featu

i'm sure yo rit the numbers in your sleep. reporter: our interview was in the morning. that night's homicide would be the 203rd. this is a predominantly black city, 60 some odd percent? >> that's about right. >> reporter: and yet the number of murders, i believe is up around 93% black in this city, the number of murdered victims? >> i think that percentage is close to accurate. >> reporter: the racial disparity is staggering. cog t centers for disease control, black men are 14 times more likely to be killed by a firearm than white men. that's nationwide. explain that to me. >> well, while there may be many who are affiliated with gangs, many of the murders are retaliations from previous bad acts, and many of them are individual arguments that turn violent, where young men are using guns to settle their dispute because they don't know how to solve their conflict any other way. >> there is almost a contagion phenomenon that one shooting will lead to another and let's to leads to another. >> reporter: daniel webster for gun vials

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