trey: mr.you take us to the break by extolling on the power of education to change lives. do you have a story that you're familiar with of the power of education to change lives? >> oh, yeah. personally for myself, you know, i really wanted to be in journalism when i, once i graduated and went to college. majored in journalism. but my tenth grade pe teacher changed my life. my track coach, pe teacher and and did all sorts of things at school. so i took pe in tenth grade, that totally changed my outlook. hey i, i want to do exactly what you're doing, i want to mimic what you're doing. and, you know, in 2016 i graduated from university of south carolina as a pe teacher and went into teach and coach and did the same thing that she did. it definitely is a powerful statement that education definitely helps a child. you know, i look at some of my former students who are majoring in education, and they say, hey, if it wasn't for you, i wouldn't be going this route and going to school, so i just want t

>> thank you, trey.to thank all of our healthcare workers, physicians, nurses that have been fighting this battle. have been heroes. as we dealt with the most recent delta variant and surge, here in the south especially. we've seen the increasing numbers was not only adults, but children,. children and younger adults we didn't see last summer have been impacted by covid. our teams are tired, our icu's are filling up, hospitals are full. our care team members are dedicated. resilient and compassion. trey: there is no vaccine for children. what can adults do to best protect them. >> i think that is a great question. it is important that we trust science. we know that vaccines save lives. we know that a majority over 85% of our hospitalized patients over 90% of our patients in the icu, are unvaccinated. we know that vaccinations not only protects the individual, but it protects those vulnerable individuals around them. if we want to protect the children. that are not eligible for vaccination, protect the im

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trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy in its sunday night in america. biden is supposed to be the most experienced president in our lifetime on matters of foreign policy. that's what we are told and as we learn the hard way over the past week to experience confidence are two different things. biden was tragically wrong in afghanistan he ridiculed the prospect of the taliban taking over quickly, he said kabul was not under immediate threat. he said the airport was safe, he said all americans and our allies and be protected and his rush to leave afghanistan and americans were left behind. our military equipment was left behind and they fear part of america's reputation was left behind two. as america and our allies try to make sense of this deadly ritual, the taliban is rejoicing they fire the guns america left behind in celebration and mocked funerals with coffins draped with american flags, america hurried out into private he rushed in. members of the taliban are going door to door with execution and hunting those translators and allies who helped us fo

they went out and got trey lance.g some packages for him is going to give people problems. now, the -- the key is you have got to get your number one quarterback onboard with that. and i think jimmy has been. i think we'll see trey lance more and more as the year goes on. but i think it's going to be a two-headed monster that is going to give people problems. >> interesting insight from tony. but really, comes down to for this game, specifically, janelle, jimmy g did his job for the most part at the end when it counted. trey lance, we saw that flash of brilliance. and it was just that last defensive stop that they couldn't do. >> i know. but the ping-pong so far. the ping-pong, ping-pong seems to be working with these two quarterbacks so far. >> and why couldn't they stop the last on defense? because aaron rodgers and he looked so sharp. aaron rodgers, we don't like to get convoluted with all the numbers but his numbers were phenomenal. 23 of 33 and his favorite target the guy from palo alto high school. where you gre

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a fw chance we'll see trey lance tonight. really is that question, jimmy g., trey lance, what are we going to see? we checked in with another 49ers star, vernon davis. vernon's electrifying moments for the 49ers. had his career here, also played in denver and washington. we asked him as a pass catching tight end that was so talented, what would you chat with with jimmy g. and how to keep off that buzz and talk about the emerging trey lance. >> i think everyone should do their job and do what they're told. you know what i mean? of course, you bring a younger guy in behind a veteran, the veteran, okay, i got this young guy behind me, but i think jimmy g. being a wise veteran, he should just take in the energy and play his game. at the end of the day, if you're playing your game and doing the best you can do, it's going to show. no one can cheat hard work and dedication. >> that guy does not age. >> 37 years old. always been interesting with vernon because he's always kind of that cerebral, not your stereo typical football playe

>> bret: trey yingst in kabul afghanistan. trey, thank you.esident biden says he will rile up his sleeves amid the covid booster confusion. we will talk live with the cdc director dr. rochelle walensky about what is actually happening there. first beyond our borders tonight, turkey's leader says recent talks with president joe biden has been disappointing in his words. president erdogan saying he will seek closer ties with russia. turkey is a member of nato. erdogan says he and president biden failed to bridge differences during a meeting during his visit to new york for the u.n. general s. blemish assembly this week. chinese technology company huawei reaches agreement with u.s. prosecutors to end the bank fraud case against her. manning juan jo attended today's hearing in new york remotely from canada. the deal resolves a year's long legal and geo political dispute involving the u.s., china and canada. and the sister of north korean leader kim jong un says her country is willing to resume talks with south korea if will. the statement indicate

trey yingst, live na in kabul early thursday morning. trey, thank you. back here at home, criticism continues tonight of how president biden conducted the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, specifically allegations he ignored his military advisers. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details. >> leaked from a classified hearing on the hill tuesday, further make the case president biden rebuffed his commanders and pressed on with a full afghanistan withdrawal against military advice. >> he did say that it's all right to acknowledge that he opposed the effort that took place. >> two sources in hearing tell fox the former commander of u.s. troops in afghanistan general austin scott miller passed his recognition through the chain of command that 2500 troops should remain on the ground to maintain stability given the taliban threat assessment. miller's view with troops should maintain a holding pattern, potentially supplemented by additional forces from allied nations. giving no recommendation on how long they should stay and making clear he didn't k

trey yingst with that report.an. the clock is ticking to find an economic solution. >> we want to create pockets of hope. stability and forward-looking cultural up lifting. reporter: he is the mayor of kabul. a former u.s. citizen, a united airline pilot. >> i have a responsibility. i have been given this responsibility to do something. if i just leave like others, what have i achieved? reporter: future of afghanistan remains uncertain, civilians don't know whether the taliban will be able to govern for many of the group's young fighters who have been at war for 20 years, this is the first experience they have had with modern society. it remains an expirement. >> i hope that every person, finds work. because we have a lot of workers in afghanistan. but they didn't have work. we need to high education. just is our hope the afghans have the hope. reporter: you saw the imagery in some parts of afghanistan, taliban fighters are playing on carn carnival rides in other parts they are hanging bodies from cranes. jillian:

one of those investors, trey collins on trey's trades on youtube joins me.has been tweeted a 150,000 times. the company, citadel responding. they had a series of their own tweets. they stated they didn't ask robinhood to limit trading activity on gamestop or other names. they said ken griffin did not meet with vlad tenev. why are the issues so important for the apes? >> charles, always a pleasure to be back on. it is important because these are the things the apes were talking about back in january when all the shenanigans took place took away buy button with citadel and robinhood. you had big players, for instance, rich greenfield, jim cramer by the way got 5,000-dollar donation charity of choice to argue the short position against the apes on my channel telling us we're wrong. we haven't been. as far as i can see the plain proof, leaked documents from the robinhood the whole time the apes were right. that is important. it means what getting somewhere. charles: but you don't expect citadel to come out to say anything more? i mean so they're saying that ken

not only to trey lance but the team . he said it's all about winning. lance can help he is all for it. jimmy knows he won't be with the 49ers that much longer. it will probably be his final year. how we performed off the field with an attitude and on with the play it will set him up for a starting job next year. he has a lot riding on the season.>>> when you think of jimmy garoppolo. as a player when you have a dual quarterback situation is it difficult? >> i don't think it's difficult. they have a close knit locker room they have professionals and veterans. the big thing for garoppolo . that's what the feet warmer, trey lance is for garoppolo. >> you're not using a feet warmer in the bay area pick >> you've got to pick >> we could do a show on the bay area micro climate.>>> we want a flash to last season. what will we get a closer look at? you might want to cover your eyes. we couldn't put them on a screen if we wanted. some of the biggest names. key players that missed a ton of games last season. these guys are healthy. this is a team with potential.

good evening, trey. >> martha, good afternoon. states is not living up to the doha agreement. we spoke with haqqani of the haqqani network. this man is personally responsible for hundreds of suicide bombings in afghanistan. he used to be held as a prisoner at the bagram air base. today he's talking about the american troop withdrawal from afghanistan. >> getting americans out of afghanistan was always the aim of the afghans. that's why they put suicide vests on their bodies. getting them out now is a big victory for afghans. you're proud if you kick out invaders. >> i asked haqqani about the biden administration. he said the taliban wants all countries to have conflict and representation in kabul. he claims the united states is not living up to their end of the bargain. >> from the beginning of the agreement in doha, the united states misused the agreement and broke the rules. the islamic emirate, we stand by our agreement. black list of taliban is also included. unfortunately the united states is not doing what they said they wou

trey yingst live in duha, trey, what's the latest there?: mike, good afternoon, domestic flights have started in afghanistan as the qatarys and turks works to reopen kabul's airport and get it operational as soon as possible. we do know that there are ongoing negotiations and discussions about who exactly will run the airport and how long they will do that for but qatar sources say the focus over the coming weeks will be on e vicuations and humanitarian aid. >> this was our first flight. yesterday we went to iraq and spent the night down there. then we took the passengers and we traveled to kabul. trey: this comes as the taliban works to get civil services working in islamic system. the video in afghan capital number of banks while other facilities have closed. the united nations is scheduled to hold an international aid conference on september 13th to discuss issues that afghanistan faces and the world food program is warning of resource shortages in the coming weeks. meanwhile in the panjshir valley, fighting continues as taliban tries to

in las vegas for sure. 49ers pick trey lance back on the practice field field.. >>> well, trending in right direction, that's how niners' general manager describes the injury to trey lance. >> the rookie will be out for about a week after suffering a fracture on his throwing hand during the preseason win against the raiders. but number five was back on the field in santa clara. this is the first of the two scheduled workouts. looks like he's just dancing there, but you can see the index finger on his hand is taped up. he didn't throw the ball, but he was practicing his footwork. niners are hoping he will be ready to practice next week, maybe as soon as monday. >> anytime you get a small chip it could linger. i hope it doesn't. i hope he's back there next monday. that's the goal. he seems positive about it. we got to be smart with it, too. sometimes when it's a real little thing like that, it's hard to believe it's still hurt, but we have to make sure he doesn't go back out and have a setback. >> we don't officially know whether it will be jimmy g or trey lance. >> it cob both. >> the

hi, trey. >> good afternoon, martha.iban has named a new caretaker government and filled with some familiar husbands. mullah hassan is in new prime minister. he's on the tearist list. and a man with a $10 million has a bounty on his head for an involvement in a hotel attack in 2008 and an assassination attempt on the former president of afghanistan. 80% of the guantanamo bay detainees that were exchanged-for bowe bergdahl hold leadership positions in the taliban. this is the abdulmutallab of the new government that the united states will have to engage with. antony blinken and lloyd austin were in doha meeting with counter parts. the pair held a joint conference to thanks qatar. the focus is on the americans stuck in the american part of afghanistan. a small number of americans are waiting but the taliban appears to allow those were documents to leave. this is coming as tension continues to rise in the afghan capitol of kabul. demonstrators chanted freedom, freedom. taliban fighters by firing their weapons in the air to

trey, thank you. defense department officials continue to take issue with reporting suggesting that calls to china and his chinese counterpart joint chairman mark milley during the final weeks of the trump administration were secret or that he was going rogue officials say briefing was given to appropriate civilian leaders at the defense department, the white house, the state department and the cia. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the pentagon. >> i won't comment what's in the book. i have confidence in general milley. >> pentagon officials say president trump's acting defense secretary chris miller should have been aware of the call that general milley had with his chinese counterpart in january because his own deputy for china policy held a similar call with his chinese counterpart two days before general milley's video teleconference call and records show general milley's call was coordinated with the office of the secretary of defense. on january 1st, t

trey yingst with the latest live in kabul. hello, trey. trey: mike, good afternoon.anistan's population lives below the poverty with no western recognized government and the taliban in control, the afghan people are at real risk for further economic hardship. people are extremely worried about what comes next for the country of afghanistan. this is a familiar scene across the capital of kabul and people going to banks and withdrawing as much money as they can. >> we are worried. we are running out of money and we need cash, so it's very bad here. it's very uncertain here, the situation. >> it's not just banks that are having difficulties, walking through the bush because or in kabul, you see very few people shopping, life is different under taliban control. and many are simply trying to save what money they have left. this means stores have barely any income and those that remain open are struggling. most shopkeepers that you talk to say business is down 80% since the taliban took over with very little international aid making its way into afghanistan, there are real

jon: trey yingst live in doha.ning is now utah republic ming congressman chris stewart he is a member of the house intelligence committee. thank you for being with us. you have obviously heard the reports and i wanted to get your take michael mccaul your fellow member of congress says the taliban and is refusing to permit six airplanes who have some americans on them to take off from the mazar-i-sharif airport. can you confirm that? >> it appears to be the case for heaven sakes is not the u.s. state department denying the right to take off. it certainly must be the taliban. and we know there is five, six airplanes there and there's hundreds of individuals including u.s. citizens but there are dozens and dozens and dozens of others scattered throughout the nation and they're leaving in terror and they cannot leave. at the same time the administration contradicts himself and they say we have no assets on the ground and they clearly have no troops and no people and we cannot confirm the status of the charter flights a

well, let's go to trey because he's live in kabul. trey? >> neil, good afternoon.thousands of us green card holders and tens of thousands of special immigrant visa recipients. secretary blinken did talk about this today when he was testifying before the senate foreign relations committee but there's still no safe and consistent way to get out of afghanistan and get these people to safety. we were at the kabul airport earlier today, and right now only charter flights have permission to land. one flight this week from pakistan and two flights from qatar have arrived in kabul. as for land options over the weekend a group of foreigners did flee pakistan but the route is extremely dangerous. this as international focus shifts to humanitarian assistance. more than half the population needs international aid to survive and the us announced an additional $64 million in aid money to the afgan pischel. they warmed the human rights council this week of a new and perfect relyulous phase for afghanistan saying her office received multiple credible reports of afgans being illega

griff: trey yingst reporting live from doha, qatar. trey, thank you. alicia.ff, dangerously high temperatures are gripping parts of louisiana, a week after hurricane ida made landfall in the southeast. the monster storm knocked down electric wires, crippling power grids and leaving hundreds of thousands sweltering in the dark. jeff paul is live in new orleans. hi, jeff. >> reporter: alicia, there's a heat advisory in place for new orleans and all the communities kind of surrounding this city that have been impacted by hurricane ida. temperature gauge says it's going to be about 90 degrees today but because of the heat index value, it's going to feel more like 100 to 105 degrees. and for the 469,000 people here in louisiana who still do not have power, today is going to be a very tough day. crews right now are working around the clock to he restore electricity. but they're still running into a lot of problems that could take weeks or even months until they see lights or ac flipped back on. hurricane ida damaged more than 30,000 power poles, more than hurricanes

elizabeth: trey yingst, groundbreaking journalism.'re beating the media worldwide, international media here in the u.s. you're just killing it. great to have you entree yingst, great journalism. great to see you. former ambassador at large, former white house coordinator for counterterrorism he is nathan sales. let's deal with this, the woodward book, right. pentagon chief often, told the secretary of state, told the white house, told the president, go slow, go slow on the afghanistan pullout. but then that the president is saying no, i want it done by august 31st before 9/11. what is your reaction to that? >> well, liz, i think president biden should have listened to his advisors. we're hearing now that the senior most civilian and military personnel in our government were all predicting for the president that if we pull out precipitously it will destablize afghanistan, result in violence, result in chaos. that is why they recommended we keep a small presence there unfortunately the president thought he knew better. imagine what afgh

arthel: great on the ground reporting, trey yingst. thanks, trey. eric. eric: arthel, the white house meantime looking to steer away the conversation from the issue of afghanistan as president biden is defending his sweeping new mandates on the covid vaccine. mark meredith live now at the white house with more on that and the president's week ahead. >> reporter: tomorrow, president biden is going to hit the road, heading out west to campaign for gavin newsom. california has the recall election coming up. there is plenty of questions about the president's own political popularity given what's going on in afghanistan as well as trouble with his domestic agenda. there have been a lot of questions about what's going to happen with his build back better plan. today one democratic senator said there's no guarantee that the bills are going to move forward as quickly as the white house wants. we hear from west virginia senator joe manchin who says he can't support the package, given the size with the fears of inflation and rising debt. >> we have the unknown. the

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jimmy garoppolo, trey lance hugging it out.y for the niners, jimmy the starting quarterback and fumbles the snap -- oh no. detroit will recover but mr. field goal so the turnover doesn't cost the niners. here is trey, first pass eight inch down -- a touchdown. dre greenlaw picks off former cal star jared goff. he waves goodbye as he goes to the house, pick six. the niners led 31-10 at the break. after the break, there he goes beauty 79 yards to the house, he had nine catches, 189 yards receiving. jimmy, 313 yards in the air. they are up big, but what could go wrong? george kittle fumbles the on-site snap, and on third down, deebo samuel, detroit in range and a fumble. the lions have a chance, it is fourth-down. you see them like what just happened? jared goff to pass and it is incomplete. the 49ers hang on 41-33. >> there was relaxation on the sideline, i guess. some unfortunate things did not go away and at the end of the day, it is a win. >> you take your foot off the gas for 30 seconds, next thing you know they have scored 1

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one thing some fans have been calling for after sunday night's loss to the packers is more trey lancen once again put that story a bit. >> there's not a quarterback battle right now. we're going with their starting quarterback, i think playing very well. >> i'm happy that he is so trey has not gone into new situations has to do too early if you ever as don't into that, then i know trail deal with that and we'll get better as it goes. but that's not what we have a luxury. we don't have to do that yet. to traore to our team. so hopefully we won't have to. >> the dubs wete back on the practice court today and they took part in their first scrimmage of the season. of course, klay thompson and james wiseman didn't partake in the scrimmage. but steve kerr love the competitiveness of the group. he also noted that there is no new news indy andrew wiggins situation and draymond green is still not at campers. will kerr acknowledged he's not concerned about great and what he's focused on right now is who is retaining everything. the staff is throwing at the group who is here at camp attack you'r

>> i gave it to our equipment guy, and i thought, you know, i need to give that to trey.rth no, you keep it, i want you to happen. he said he already had preseason, but i said it doesn't count. >> the raiders running back josh jacobs will not play in pittsburgh with a toe and ankle injury. a consolation, kenyon drake is one of the best backups in the game. here is jon gruden on the latest chapter of the steelers-raiders rivalry. >> when you think of raiders- steelers, what is the first thing that comes to mind? >> the uniform. two teams that finally stay with the traditional uniforms. we don't have fluorescent socks and orange hats. it's really cool and you see their uniforms. it brings back memories of some of the greatest games i can remember as a kid. >> jon gruden is a big football guy. to baseball, good news and bad news for the giants. closer jake mcgee goes on the il with a strained oblique as one of the other pitchers returns. walker buehler on the hill. the dodgers started a nine-game road trip in cincinnati. bottom fifth, tucker barnhart glazes one into center.

the status of trey lance. we will learn more today. not been allowed to throw a ball in practice yet but his arm looked good a few weeks ago when he shot this commercial with jerry rice at san jose state. the rookie quarterback and the goat. pitch men for chipotle. just imagine this conversation lance had with his buddies. what did you do today? i threw some passes to jerry rice. you know, all time leader in receptions, receiving yards, touchdowns, i could go on but i may just keep talking until i'm back here later on in the day. we can't do that. i have to get to niners practice. see you later. >> we can listen to him talk all day. >> we could. >>> opening states about to start in the case being called silicon valley's biggest fraud. >>> and the governor getting a big boost from dc. who is joining him in a bay area rally today with six days how powerful is an invisalign smile? who's ready to learn today? so powerful you can face anything, even these faces. invis is a powerful thing. invis is the clear aligner brand most trusted by doc

trey is our quarterback. this isn't the pre season. we're not just going back and forth all the time. >> so don't say anything more about it. jimmy g was not the only one who struggled against the packers last weekend. the entire offense is. >> even if they show us something we haven't planned for, we have to be able to execute it. there is a million little things we have to do. coaches, players. at the end of the day, it is working together. >> do you still believe in jimmy g? >> i do. i am not a fickle fan. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. [laughing and talking] at kaiser permanente, your entire care team

. >> we have the latest on trey lance and jimmy g. storm acted something interesting happened today? i'd say so. up to eight tv cameras, including mine, were rolling at the 49ers to see quarterback trey lance threw passes for the first time since he injured his index finger 11 days ago. while you admire my camerawork, jimmy garoppolo here was voted one of 17 captains this morning. and while shanahan didn't say it publicly, jimmy garoppolo never doubted that he was the starter. >> i told you a long time ago i had a good feeling about it. i joked about it. i always knew where i stood and everything. yeah, now it is official, i guess. >>>y from the rockies silenced the giants for 5 innings. that is how you erase a 3 run deficit. do it with a 3 run homer. 20 for crawford. to the bottom of the sixth, they got it back. they took them the distance. a 3 at day for the rockies catcher, 4-3 colorado, but the giants loaded them up in the ninth, and lamont wade junior, and he was clutch as he drove in 2 runs and then tacked on to matt moore, won

all eyes of course will be on number 5 trey lance more like his right index finger. he chipped a bone in his finger during last sunday's preseason game against the raiders. the team said he needed about a week to get healthy. he wasn't able to take snaps or throw the football during practice last week. barring a major setback trey's injuries shouldn't change the game plan for week one against the lions. >> probably put in some things on monday just to give them a head start. but in the past we've done some things on monday we end up scrapping by wednesday. it gets real on wednesday. for the game plan and stuff because you always feel you need three days to teach it, so it won't get that real until then. >> for the 49ers fans it's been real since they drafted number five. the niners kick off the season next sunday at detroit. terry i know you're going hey what about my giants? >> what about my giants? >> thank you. great news right now the giants lead the dodgers, 6-2 in the sixth inning. those highlights on the news at 11:00. that is a look at sports. more news after

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that's just the way it is. >> reporter: trey, you've seen this play before. rabbits out of hats legislatively before. we don't know what's gonna happen tonight. do you think she could cobble this together? >> it depend. it depends on how many republican senators continue to call republican members of the house and ask them to vote for the infrastructure bill. kevin mccarthy has a job to do here, too, which is skaoep the republicans coalesced. i love aoc's political strategy which is insult the person whose vote you need. i just don't think it's going to work. >> bret: let's take you to the flip side. what about those moderate republicans who look at the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and say, this is a chance to finally build that bridge, to finally fix that road that i have been talk about fixing to my constituents forever. maybe i should vote for it. is the politics of the moment more important than the bridge at home? >> i think that's the big question, but headed into a midterm year, delivery of that bridge is going to become less and less of their pri

trey is our quarterback. this isn't the pre season.re not just going back and forth all the time. >> so don't say anything more about it. jimmy g was not the only one who struggled against the packers last weekend. the entire offense is. >> even if they show us something we haven't planned for, we have to be able to execute it. there is a million little things we have to do. coaches, players. at the end of the day, it is working together. >> do you still believe in jimmy g? >> >>> it's another sign the bay area is moving forward in the fight against covid. an iconic celebration coming back to san francisco. the chinese new years parade. it has been a tradition for more than 150 years but the pandemic forced organizers to cancel in 2020. next february though, people will be able to watch the celebration from along city streets. volunteers and everyone who goes to the parade must be fully vaccinated and wear a mask. it is set for february 19. put in it your calendar. february will be huge. super bowl, olympics, chinese new year. >> have

trey yingst reporting live from kabul, afghanistan. trey? >> good afternoon.ate armed services committee. they're likely to receive a number of questions about the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and what exactly went wrong. let's break this down into four separate parts. these men are going to be questioned but lawmakers about the u.s. withdrawal and bagram air base. the base an hour from where we're standing right now in the afghan capitol of kabul and the questions will focus on why u.s. forces left that base before american assets were out of the country. it would have given the american as strategic advantage. the second question will focus on the drone strike that took place august 29th. the americans said it would take out an isis-k cell. it was announced by the pentagon that ten civilians were killed and no terrorists. so there's questions about who ordered the strike and who should take responsibility for what went wrong. they're having to deal with contractors here in afghanistan. they were all pulled out before u.s. troops left afghanistan and this

trey? >> martha, good afternoon. positive news here today in doha. 113 people landing here from afghanistan. they were given permission by the taliban. we're learning more how they got here. according to a source familiar with the situation, the qataris set up a safety corridor for these individuals to get to afghanistan's biggest airport, the hamed karzai international airport and got on the flight and fly here to doha. now the individuals are here, they're going to take corona tests and get food. once processed, they're free to return to their home countries. the citizens are americans, germans, british and ukrainians. also today according to the "wall street journal," americans stuck in northern afghanistan were told to come to the airport for this flight. but it's unclear how many were able to make the journey. that's why we may see future flights like the one earlier today. eight flights are conning with the uae and pakistan delivering aid to the country. over half of afghanistan relying on international aid to

mike. >> mike: trey yingst in kabul. thanks a lot.eterans and other like-minded groups are planning and conducting operations to get americans and afghan partners left behind out of taliban controlled afghanistan. let's bring in army combat veteran and defense civilian intelligence officer alex. thanks for your service. welcome. what's being done to help americans and afghan partners can out of afghanistan. >> there's a number of efforts underway to provide safe harbor, logistics, make sure that those who are stranded remain left behind are safe while the state department and the taliban and other neighboring governments and regional partners work out how the remaining folks are going to leave. i think we have seen some precedent established with the flights over the last week or so. that's the direction that that things are going to head for americans left in afghanistan. what happened to the interpreters who are not u.s. citizens or green card holders is unknown at this point. that's what we are all kind of waiting for guidance on.

quarterbacks jimmy garoppolo and trey lance would both see action in this one. and this is not the start. garoppolo was hoping for on his very first play from scrimmage, he and center alex mack fumbled the exchange. the lions recovered but were not able to get any points as they missed a field goal that did they had failed? on 1/4 and one on the previous series right back on the next possession, though garoppolo moved. 49ers have the detroit six and lance entered. it will always go on lance's resume that his first nfl pass was for a touchdown to trench your field land, showing poise in the pocket, then finding his open receiver and he'll get congratulations from the veteran on his return to the sideline. detroit's offseason acquisition at quarterback marin catholic and calcutta, jared goff, keeping it on the. lines next series. 13 play 82 yard drive, capped by this throw to his tight end t. j. hawkinson. 77 game early in the second quarter. 49ers hoping to avoid these were homes for him most. er didn't finish the game after leaving with the knee injury, sixth ro

>> bret: trey yingst in kabul. trey, thank you.biden rolls up his sleeve in the push for booster shots and vaccine mandates. first, beyond our borders tonight. huge lines form at british gas stations as fuel shortages continue there. the government is considering sending in the army to help ease the supply disruptions triggered by a shortage of truck drivers. critics are urging the government to solve the problem quickly so it does not have damaging effects on healthcare, police operations and other crucial sectors in the u.k. germany's center left social democrats 2345eurly defeat outgoing chancellor angela merkel's center right union block in national elections in germany. both sides finished with under 30% of the vote. the social democrat can data democrat is vowing to form a three way coalition government to succeed america who has served as chancellor for 16 years. and in india, indian former staged nationwide protests on the one year anniversary of government-backed agricultural laws they say threaten their livelihoods. thous

>> bret: trey, thank you.qatar foreign minister sheikh al fanny. your excellency. thank you for joining us. >> thank for joining us. this is an important time with the effort to get people out of afghanistan. especially americans a lot of concern about that not only that but afghans that helped us throughout the war. don't think the americans know the extent qatar has been helping. they see the flights that leave but it's been pretty extensive your role in that. >> well, actually, bret, what happened since the fall of kabul, i think it's the largest evacuation operation in history. 120,000 being evacuated during the period where u.s. troops were there in afghanistan. 60,000 of them they went another small operation which was totally led by qatar. we have been helping and supporting the refugees who have been [inaudible] qatar offering them flights medical care if needed. even for people who needed vaccination they have been vaccinated. >> bret: went to the extent of your ambassador was driving americans past t

trey yingst is reporting live from kabul. there's still over 100 americans trying to get out. trey?afternoon. there's an estimated 100 american citizens still trapped in afghanistan. thousands of u.s. green called holders and tens of thousands of special immigrant visa recipients. secretary blinken talked about this a little bit today when testifying before the senate foreign relations committee. there's no safe and consistent pathway to get these people out. we were in kabul earlier today. only charter flights have permission to land. one flight from pakistan and two from qatar have arrived in kabul. a group of foreigners need to pack stain but the route is dangerous. this is as international focus continues to shift to humanitarian assistance. more than half of the population in afghanistan does require international aid to survive. the u.s. yesterday announcing that an additional $64 million in aid money would be designated to the afghan people. u.n. human rights chief warned the human rights council that a new and perilous phase is coming. she says that afghans are being illegal

but first, let's go to trey yingst in doha. trey? >> martha, good afternoon. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken spoke today in germany on his way back from doha talking about this situation and blaming the taliban for those flights being halted. we do know there's a handful of americans on the ground in the northern afghan city and blinken says the state department is doing everything that they can to get the planes off the ground. a leaked e-mail details that charter flights are not being granted permission to land at american air bases and other third party locations, permission that is given by the u.s. government. the state department does have reason for acting this way. according to a senior u.s. official, there's no way to verify who is on the flights and the taliban is in control of security. this comes as the biden administration comes under pressure for the role they're playing in evacuations by land. one family escaped to a neighboring country over the weekend and representative mark wayne mullen did help organize that rescue saying the state departm

trey yingst live in kabul. if trey, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon.aliban appears to be bringing back medieval punishment. we have questioned the group about this and other reports indicating that american allies are being targeted. on the weekend afghans will come outside the capital of kabul, ride horses, go to an amusement park and even rest by the lake. there are taliban fighters throughout this area, we even talked to a few of them who were interacting with civilians here, but it's not this pleasant across the rest of afghanistan. there are credible reports of the taliban executing their enemies. the taliban keeps telling us no one will be harmed and no one will be killed, but we have seen evidence of the contrary, of people who have fought against the taliban or who worked with the americans in the past being executed in other parts of the country. how can you square this with what you've said? [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: our leaders now must forgive everyone, especially those who worked with foreigners. we forgive everyone. on so

>> bret: trey yingst in kabul, afghanistan. trey, thank you.ongresswoman, former presidential candidate and army reservist tulsi gabbard just back from deployment in africa to go after al-qaeda affiliate jihadi u.ss there. congresswoman, thank you for joining us. >> hey, bret. >> bret: i want to talk about afghanistan foreign policy and counter-terrorism. i want to start on the issue of immigration that's pressing now in the news. you tweeted out this today. you said the biden-harris open door policy has been a disaster. it needs to end now. the main beneficiaries of open borders gangs, cartels and human traffickers. the trump policy of having people wait on the other side of the border worked and needs to be reinstated. your thoughts about what's happening in del rio and how the administration is handling it. >> it is an utter disaster and failure and it directly attributed to the biden-harris administration's open-border policy. this is not only a humanitarian crisis. it is a national security crisis and it's something i have said all along,

trey sermon dives in for the score. it's 24-21. with the packers up six.it's the niners first lead of the game, 28-27. the one mistake, too much time on the clock. the packers beat the 49ers, 30-28. there's too much time on the clock with aaron rodgers. we have a really good defense. >>> back to work for the 49ers. the silver and black are perfect on the season. the raiders taking on the dolphins, falling behind 14-0. derek carr with mr. reliable, hunter renfrow. the raiders looked like they were in control. but the dolphins with 11-straight in the fourth. they go to overtime. as time expires, the raiders,-0. they beat the dolphins. >>> the giants are inching closer to the first division title. the orange and black wrapping up the final road trip at colorado, with a score 2-2, in the ninth. la sell la rips a single to right. there's more. a three-run homer for crawford. the giants play four runs in the ninth. they beat the rockies. they lead the dodgers by two games. >>> the oakland a's are fighting to keep their wild card hopes alive. taking on the astros

our trey yingst is in kabul with the latest. trey, what's it like there?re a lot of questions about what comes next for afghanistan. now, the mayor of kabul remains hopeful, but the clock is ticking to find an economic solution for the afghan people. >> we want to create pockets of hope, stability and forward looking, cultural, uplifting. >> reporter: the mayor of kabul is a former u.s. citizen and united airlines pilot, and thousand he's one of the last afghan government officials still serving under taliban rule. >> i have a responsibility, and i've been, i've been given the responsibility to do something. and if i just leave like others, what have i achieved? >> reporter: the future of afghanistan remains uncertain. civilians don't know whether the taliban will be able to govern. for many of the group's young fighters who have been at war for 20 years, this is the first experience they've had with modern society. kabul and the rest of the country remains an experiment between government, conflict and tribal extremism. civilians hope the outcome will mea

nfl season in the books, the 49ers were in detroit facing the lions, timmy g getting the start, but trey was part of the plan. the first 49ers play of the game was a fumble, and exchange between g and alex, but after that mishap, the 49ers dominated the first half, a first career touchdown by trent fisher field, a 38 yard scoring run by elisha mitchell, and a pick six by trey. the niners led 38-10 with eight minutes left in the third, but the lions did not go away, getting to within eight points. in the end, san francisco escapes detroit with a 41-33 when. >>> there were three key injuries, more news on that in the coming days, trey hurt his groin after the pick six and the big one, cornerback, jason, is feared to have a torn acl. meantime, the raters kick off their season tonight against the ravens and finally fans of the silver and black get to experience a regular-season game in the death star. we checked the secondary market, cheapest ticket in vegas was $200, the most expensive, 11,000. >>> the time now is 5:20 am, still had, it was a big party in new orleans, how the community came

trey yingst is on the ground in kabul with more details. trey?s born the same week the taliban took control of afghanistan. his grandmother cradles him feet from where he was born at a park in central kabul. just 30 days old he has never been to his family's hometown. >> we want to be safe. we want our children to be educated and go to studies. the situation should be better, not like right now. reporter: here in the center part of kabul there are thousands of internally dispoliced afghans. you see the little children. they made their way to the capital from the city of kunduz following the taliban takeover. unclear what happens to them. they desperately need aid from the international community. there is simply nothing coming into the country. >> we having no to eat. we have nothing. we need someone to supply us with supplies for winter. reporter: you hear the desperation of the mothers. their children are starving. they have nothing to give them. they have never lived in a country without war. they look tired but they are playful and silly. the