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rick: gh yo thk yarea woman who was born in afghanistan and has a lot of ties to the country. we will take a break, but this conversation liz: welcome back. liz:the situation in afghanistan hits close to home for many afghan americans living here in the bay area. many are doing what they can to help. this is a faculty member faculty jose university's human rights institute. she was born in afghanistan and spent more than a decade training scholars and befriending afghan journalists and activists. she joins us live. thank you for being here. first, how are your friends and family in afghanistan doing? >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about their lives and what so many of my friends and former colleagues are going through in kabul. since the fall of kabul been in touch -- i have been in touch for years all the time with friends and colleagues, but it has been an emotional roller coaster. one day they are hopeful they will get on a flight to evacuate and the next day, they realize the airport is getting worse so it is just an emotional roller coaster. i get mess

yeah, it was nice to see the skies go from that you live to lulu in thk sky.as taking pictures of that, too. had seen that for a while. but we're seeing more of that, especially at the lower levels were seen enough of that on shore the place that we all live of the air. quality is much improved now up above the upper levels will still see some smoke. in fact, we're seeing that now a little hazy out and san francisco. but you've got some fog moving into. that's a good sign. here's the very latest on the air quality around the bay area. you can see we're looking good in the san francisco. a little haze in the mill valley in the richmond parts of martinez. also the dublin and livermore looking pretty good, though, as you make your way down to cross the peninsula into fremont right now in concord. you're looking okay, vacaville, you're nice. and in the green still those active fires out there. here's the very latest forecast model. watch what happens as we take you through time, you can see that nice blue. that is that on shore breeze that has made its way well on

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our allies, south korea, japan, canada, britain, france will look at this depar cture and thk to themselves be trusted. i don't buy that. i really don't. we invested 2300 american lives, scores of thousands of half begans, trillions of dollars and we fought well as general marx stated. it was time to depart. i can't imagine anyone is going to hold us responsible over time for this departure. one more point. you ever heard the expression, in the history of the world nobody ever washed a rental car. people don't wash rental cars because they don't care. the real challenge we faced in afghanistan was getting local ownership and buying. training an afghan military that was prepared the fight on behalf of corrupt government, under paid, sometimes not paid at all. the taliban well motivated, interested in pushing them out and finding a place and fighting for n nor honor. >> and patient. final question, general. what happens if afghanistan becomes a magnet for terrorists around the globe? do we then go back? >> if we see what's happening in afghanistan going forward that looks like, to your point,

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thks for joining us. you brought the lawsuit against the trump administration, the biden administration inherited that policy and kt it in place. you've been negotiating with them. why are you returning to court? >> we're returning to court because there's no end in sight. we were hoping that the biden administration would eventually say enough's enough and end it. but now it's clear that it's not ending it and c.d.c. has now issued a new order doubling down on the policy. when the biden administration approached us in the beginning of taking office and said, look, trump administration depleted the asylum system. we need more time to build capacity, will you give us a little time and negotiate, and what we said is, ok, but we want desperate families to vey pipeline to get in, in the meantime. that's happened, we're grateful for that. thousands of lives have been saved through that humanitarian pipeline and we said ultimately you have to end this policy so we negotiated month after month and it was clear t

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i don't thk it is jus an athletic problem, but you see everyone in society have different challenges, everyone has to support each other to get to where you want to get if you have those big goals. and a lot of people do have big goals. it takes a balanced approach to reach thse goals and a lot of support. you have to rely on your support system. and it was great to see that simone and many other athletes at the games were able to do that successfully. >> woodruff: you've been doing this now for a number of years. do you think women athletes have it tougher than men? or has it pretty much evened out? >> i don't know. i think female athletes do have some challenges that men don't have, whether that is on the competition field or pool or court, or outside of it. again, just going back to the 1500, it was so great to finally get that opportunity. i feel like swimming is a really great sport in that the men and the women compete on the same playing field. they usually alternate a men's event and a women's event and we all train together and things like that. i've been really grateful in o

and i can tell you, as i speak to my workforce, i don't thk we're going to have to mandate.got off the phone a little while ago with a member of our department that was very hesitant for whatever reasons. and he has been in the hospital. and he says, chief, the second i get back to work, i'm already telling my friends, this is the worst thing i've ever experienced in my life. i came close to dying, and i'm going to get vaccinated in exactly about 90 days, as soon as i can because i dodged a bullet, and i don't want my friends to go through this, and i don't want to see a friend die. >> brangham: a lot of the union chiefs and other representatives have been saying if you mandate this kind of a thing, you're going to see people not showing up for work. do you worry that might be a downstream consequence? when you need police the most, you might not have them. >> whether you have them out with covid or they're being buried from dying with covid -- it is an issue either way you go. i know the collective heart of the american policefficers. they're dedicated, brave, professionals

. >> woodruff: general mcmaster, we appreciate it thk you for joining us. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruffw for a different perfect-- perspective, we turn to laurel miller, deputy and then acting u.s. special representative for afghanistan and pakistan from 2013 to 2017. she is now director of the asia program at the international crisis group. laurel miller, thank you very much for joining us. and let me just turn to you with the argument general-- former general, retired general mcmaster was making. and that is that this is not just a failure for the united states right now, it is going to lead to a strengthening of the very terrorist group that the united states does not want to even think about being in our future. >> i think that that is really quite a speculative assessment. i mean it is true that there is some remaining al-qaeda presence in afghanistan. and it is true that there are connections and relationships between the taliban and those remaining al-qaeda elements in afghanistan. what isn't clear is what is going to happen with thenow. what the taliban has said and i'm not sayi

there is no inevitable and that we are working for and people can sayve yeah but you can't thk aboutwhat happens after but think about what's happening in that moment and what we think about the fact that black people could vote before and now they ndcame both in the notion of a white man's government and how dodo we deal with it at that particular time not saying it's okay because eventually this is going to be all right so there's a sense that there's a decline but who knows? jefferson's fortunes have risen and fallen over the years and now resorted in the trough but it's not likely that he's going to stay there. these things come and go and generations are interested in different things and who knows what we'll be on to in the future. >> host: thisn survey is sent out to 100ll historians nationwe eightt different criteria and by the way this is available on c-span.org but we do it every four years after the end of one president and donald trump is included for the first time on this t list and he comes and foh from the bottom, 897 points for abraham lincoln and trained or 12 for d

i' notoing to commito that, t i thk it uld be soing com onl any opportunity to do that is going to reallyi'm competing or in the stands, i know i'll be there in l.a. in 2028. i'll promise you that. >> katie, simone biles sparked a lot of conversation about mental health. i wonder what you all talked about as athletes. what was the conversation and did you notice a shift in the conversation about mental health and athletes and preparing? >> i think we have really noticed a shift over the last several years, and i just completed my degree in psychology at stanford this past year, and it's a really important conversation, and i'm really proud of simone, and i'm also proud of some of my swimming teammates, allison schmidt and michael phelps who have led the way as well in this conversation. i think we're all more comfortable talking about it and lkinout o feelings with each other and with the world, and i think it's really going to help a lot of people what everyone is talking about these days. >> katie, congratulations on another amazing olympics. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >