we'll broaden our focus to the pentagon admiral james stavridis was there that day he had just one starhen. he'll join us later in this news hour the fourth and final plane, of course, headed for d.c., instead crashed in the field in pennsylvania the remarkable story of the hero passengers on flight 93. the man who helps keep their memories alive >>> there are no specific credible threats against new york city at this time that's the word from the mayor and the police commissioner today, but given the significance of tomorrow's events, officials say you can expect to see a massive police presence throughout our city, not just at ground zero. that includes bomb-sniffing dogs and specialize the vapor-wake canines that can detect explosives. >> that should assure people, not alarm people we'll have many things the message is clear new york is safe, come out and enjoy the sights i absolutely guarantee the safety of the city tomorrow. >> mayor bill de blasio says the nypd's intelligence and counter-terrorism bureaus are constantly monitoring around the clock. cnbc's valerie castro is live fo

with us washington post military reporter dan lamoff and allied commander correspondent admiral stavridisd joining us back is a valued voice that we are happy to have back in the fold amna anhoff. welcome back. and before the congressional hearing, they send out a prepared text, and we know what he is going to say, and he is going to defend the decision to withdraw from afghanistan, and he says that it is the trump administration that made the deal with the taliban and leaving them with two options, ending the war or escalating it. >> yes, geoff, a good portion of the remarks are going to point backward and look back at the trump administration, and once they pulled out, that they inherited the deal. it was led by the special ambassador, and they had negotiated a may 1st deal for withdrawal. they had come in and extended it through september 11th, and then backed it up to july. they also will be blaming it not only around trump administration, but also to congress around that siv program to give thousands of interprets and those who worked for the government to give them some protected ac

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raf sanchez in doha, qatar and admiral stavridis.t to play what we heard from the secretary today and he was there with secretary of defense lloyd austin with the situation at mazar-e-sharif at the airport during a press conference in doha today. >> one of the challenges has been that, as we understand it, there are groups of people who are grouped together some of whom have the appropriate travel document, an american passport, a green card, a visa and others do not, and it's my understanding that the taliban has not denied exit to expect holding a valid document, but they have said that those without valid documents at this point can't leave, but because all of these people are grouped together, that's meant that flights have not been allowed to go. >> now, raf, one of the confusions and clarifications is that the state department has to tell the taliban who is there and whether they are valid, certified without their documents because a lot of these people don't have documents. many documents of afghans and americans are trying to

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bring in garrett haake on capitol hill, nbc's courtney kube who covers the pentagon, admiral james stavridis ben rhodes former deputy national security adviser under president obama and kimberly motley an msnbc legal analyst as well as a human rights lawyer who focuses on the fight in afghanistan. garrett, i saw one headline that said these military leaders are headed for a buzz saw. you have seen all sorts of hearings on the hill. is this one going to be a whole other level? >> reporter: that's a pretty fair metaphor. they have a two-day gauntlet to face with the senate today, a house hearing tomorrow on this same topic. these military leaders will get two different sets of questions, both strategic questions about the decision to pull out from afghanistan, what advice did they give to the president, did he listen to it, then tactical questions, who you did we get that military strike that killed an innocent family to wrong? what happened to lead up to the terrorist attack outside the kabul airport that led to so many service members dead. i think the only saving grace potentially for these

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