so the end of the day we spect yes one's choices but understand the school leaders are trying to keep their students and familyies safe. >> let's talk about other mitigation measures. what have you pushed at all the schools. i know you visited a lot to make sure they're maximizing safety. >> i've been grateful to visit schools in almost every part of the state. every week i'm at a school. we've got three schools, two in the bay area. we have two great serveing deaf students in fremont and -- excuse me and blind students and riverside. we are investing in many mitigation strategyies like the rapid covid test. they are free to our schools. a lot of our schools are outdoor education and outdoor classroom. with our moderate climate, it means, again, being outside is a great mitigation. of course, the states had made millions, if not looking at things like ventilation, ppe, hand sanitizer. >> definitely. one more reason to be happy we're in california, right, with the nice weather, we can be outside doors a lot longer. we have a viewer, giovanni, talking about testing. giovanni wants to kn

you break down into multiple sub tribes and kind of thing that way, john, is they tried to impose spect noticed on a turkey police and all me on to fashion ask questions, areas. well, that's not going to work on the west. so america came and then really no understanding of having a handle of what they were dealing with. well, there were thousands of people who knew exactly what they were dealing with, the police police advisors, specialist military officers. but of course, when you tell the truth to power to politicians who got no real plan or don't want to listen, it doesn't go very far. when i was there in 2018, i was continually saying at the highest level, so i might add tonight, joe general's, if we don't deal with the corruption, there is absolutely no way the public will support his government. and therefore, the government will eventually form. it's a classic role of if you like counterinsurgency or any country. but 1st of all, the human terrain, the people all the vital ground. if you call when they're known as if you like winning hearts and minds. but use a minute when they're

we do appreciate you as i thought, coming on and giving us your european spect. if you insight onto my thought was maximillian cry m e p. thank you very much. meanwhile, the us administration has again increase the number of tramps that send in twice kennestone to evacuate american citizens an additional 1000 to now being sent on top of the 5000 ready allocated over the next 2 days. meanwhile, helicopters and planes were seen flying over the gown capital, as nato thought to ensure the safe is ration of foreign citizens. hundreds of americans have already left the country and thousands of others are trying to follow suit the u. s. embassy in the capital low and it's flag. after all, stopwatch transferred to the airport was in washington d. c. a large crowd gathered outside the white house. people with voicing that concerns over the fall of the afghan government on the troop withdrawal. they've been waving african flags and holding signs, proclaiming america betrayed the afghan people and demanding the country, opens at orders to them. immediately. ideologies equal

president. surely the relations between these 2 had their ups and downs, but they were always full of spect. then some of the highlights are already in the history books. ah, ah, well, we don't know each other well enough, but i'm amazed by her ability to listen. i, me, ah, it is known that the russian doesn't like drink german beer. and sometimes there's a possibility that we can make exchanges. i've also gotten very good because i'm from time to time send a couple of bottles over rather burger b i ah us maybe busy dealing with the full article. i've got to stand by that hasn't stopped it from finding time for one of my favorite activities, slapping more sanctions on russia. on friday, the vitamin instruction imposed sanctions against the russian ship and 2 companies involved in the construction of the north trip to pipeline. however, the german company working on the project faces no sanctions. the pipeline will transfer natural gas from russia to germany and is almost complete. we discussed these new measures, republican strategies, karen jonah, who says they're in 7th by biden, to shift

president. surely the relations between these 2 had their ups and downs, but they were always full of spect. then some of the highlights are already in the history books. ah, ah, well, we don't know each other well enough, but i'm amazed by her ability to listen. i use the in the condo, it is know that the russian president likes to drink german beer and sometimes there's a possibility that we can make exchange is coach. i've also gotten very good, smoked, that's just become angular from time to time. send the couple of bottles over rather burger i use . i know the us maybe busy dealing with a full time, but i stopped at finding time for one of my favorite pos funds slapping russians with more sanctions. on friday, the board ministration imposed sanctions on one russian ship and 2 companies involved in the construction of the north stream to pipeline. at the same time, the german company working on the project faces low sanctions. the pipeline will transfer natural gas from russia to germany and is almost complete. well, that's your life now to current jewel and republican strategies stand

that's what we should look at in the long-term per spect even. dani: -- perspective.e outward facing taliban, might be different than the one acting on the ground purke a different world -- pushing a different world view. how much does that complicate your view in terms of governments calling for pragmatism and the rest of the economists in terms of how you react to this looking for a more pragmatic approach. >> i think the short-term is dpoang to be very, very important -- going to be very, very important in the transition. they are dealing with pakistan and the taliban direct liply and qatar -- directly and qatar. turkey also. turkey as a naito member -- a nato member, i think it is very, very important that all of these players as they run around pragmatically to a -- the best way to progress that people are going to sort of lock in advances and force leverage on the taliban to bring about these change changes. manus: martin, we're trying grapple with placekickers, government, human lives, running away from a country country. can you put context -- it is a very int

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i think in retro spect, with hindsight being 20/20, that makes sense.ives me grave concern about his political standing going forward. i have real humanitarian concerns about the people he's left behind. we don't know how many people he's left there. this is a big wild card that the president has left himself. you can imagine and we could hypothesize all the worst case scenarios that could happen in the coming weeks and months. and i hope that it ends up being clean. i hope that his plan to have 97 countries working together with the taliban who even the president says he doesn't trust can get people out diplomatically. i think this is a big gamble, and he promised that we were going to get people out, and we really do need to get the americans out. and in addition to that, i think that we, you know, fell down on our bargaining tool to a lot of men and women that helped us over the last two decades. >> david, you know better than anybody that what tim miller says is right in terms of this is a president who was consistent. i'm sure he was consistent in

>> eddie gallagher is a popular, re spected dude, with connections all over the seal base at home.nths later, friends and other members of alpha told n.c.i.s. what they say happened. they were breaking the code of silence. >> how am i supposed to teach my kid between right and wrong and look him in the eye if i'm not doing everything i can. >> reporter: gallagher was charged with pre-meditated murder, but the case fell apart in a made for tv moment when their star witness suddenly confessed it was he who killed the prison. gallagher's acquittal was hailed by then president trump and the newly retired navy seal returned the favor by presenting the commander in chief with an isis flag. today he lives in the florida panhandle with his wife, andrea. keeping a high-profile in the culture wars. >> i'm not trying to hide anything. >> reporter: on 6 60 minutes he steadfastly maintained his innocent. according to he and others, he and other seals performed fast-thinking procedures on the man. >> yeah. e wasn'kingdoing th fere story. >> a grain of truth in the whole thing is that isis fighte

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i have to say that in this spect, you check all the boxes of innovative, sustainable water management in a better way. i think many of the northern california committees are playing catch up to your leadership. thank you. i want to ask you and the other mayors in the time that i have left about an aspect of this climate crisis that really deserves more attention. you also innovating in that respect and it has social justice and all sort of implications but talk a little bit about what you're doing in los angeles to mitigate that problem and i will ask the mayors the same question. >> thank you. this is a great question. our most vulnerable populations are combining short-term climate , shade structures, cool pavement. this is about 10 degrees less on the ground and two degrees less in the ambient area. this is where this exists. moving toward shade is an equity issue. >> in atlanta, we are working on a study that will confirm what we already now. that our marginalized communities are the ones bearing the burden of this. my monthly utilities bill rivals a small commercial establishment

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out of rye spect and character of who we are -- out of respect and character of who we are. this body, this body elected and respected around the world in time of crisis doesn't speak of it, doesn't act about t. but only acts for themselves. and in a moment of time of using the rules to allow the opportunity to change its course, just correct them when they were wrong, the voice of the other side says no. we could not turn the floor over to allow america to know how many americans are there or to get a report on it. just as they bang the gavel down, the 90 minutes have come, you have asked enough questions, you can ask no more. because we must get to the floor to pass $5 trillion and change election law. so the democrats believe they can buy and change an election. madam speaker, if there is any moment in time to put an election aside, if there is any moment in time to put politics aside, i would have thought today was the day. i would have thought being called back that we could focus on what the rest of the world is focused on. . so the when the speaker came to the floor t