u. s. army's 82nd airborne arrived in kabul overnight in an effort to end the chaos at the airport. they brought in 1000 more troops and nine more c 17 aircraft. they have now secured the airfield and are conducting flights out of the country. they are moving american citizens as well as afghan nationals and third country nationals. they are facilitating flights for our allies and partners to get citizens and others out of afghanistan. the taliban's whose control of the country weeks before the expected evacuation of american forces and others by august 31st. meantime many afghans remain skeptical about claims. by the taliban, promising to respect the rights of women. a veteran of the u. s army who served in afghanistan has been watching the chaos unfold, he says. it brings back memories of his fallen comrades and the afghan people knew at 11 tonight. ktvu s amberleigh joins us now from veterans memorial plaza in walnut creek after speaking with that veteran. amber julie, the army veteran tells

u. s. armyan fidel angel continua proud of his service, but sorrow over the current turmoil and the sacrifices made by members of the u. s military. we have a person personal friends that we worked with who who died there, and it seems like everything was for nothing, he says. it's painful. to see the afghan people struggle as the taliban takes over the country. you feel the desperation you can see it in what's going on. we left that country pretty messed up, especially in the last couple weeks. he says. danger lurked at every corner. his last tour there was nine years ago, but his memories vivid. he saw combat and also served as a civil affairs officer. his assignment was to engage the afghan people and help build infrastructure. he says he interacted with many children. i wanted to see those kids grow up and have a brighter future than their parents did. he remembers giving a jacket to the six year old girl and says she held onto his hand for the entire day. it's one of the sweetest memories t

army. the u. s. national security adviser face rather embarrassing questions about all what weaponry left behind those black hawks were given to the taliban. they were given to the african national security forces to be able to defend themselves. we don't have a complete picture, obviously of where every article of defense materials has gone. but certainly a fair amount of it has fallen into the hands of the taliban. and obviously, we don't have a sense that they are going to readily handed over to us at the airport taliban fighters hopping parade to around kabul, showing off the new made in america, rifles and humvees. comedian jimmy, to have some advice for washington on how to avoid such humiliation. the shadow would often return on off you going on? do you want a us intervention, a military intervention, tell me about which country you want the u. s. intervening. and i think it's about, i mean, because a lot of people are saying we need to stay in africa and help the women. i say, how about in t

u. s. and he worked as an interpreter for the u . s. army in afghanistan. he's joining us and skype from washington d. c. thank you very much indeed for being with us. and one of the things that is a perpetual image, if you like, of the situation in afghanistan, particularly in couple of the see the seem to be hundreds of phases of people who are surrounding the airport, trying to get in can all of them have a legitimate claim to have worked for the us. thank you for having me. i don't think all of them have the paperwork and i don't think i've been my re legitimate. but most of them are the, the problem that most of the people do not know about it is those of service member who's survey and i've gotten his plan from 2001 to 2020. and in between, most of them did not have the, the comes with the near the current partner there. and recently when the crisis arrived, a lot of them reach out to them and they gave them the paperwork. most of them started the paperwork they submitted for s a v with us, but it's almost impossible for them to get it. so the us need

u. s. army greenberry june goodrow. a special for the soldier who hold is skills in unconventional warfare during tours of afghanistan and iraq. goodrow had struck a deal with the venezuelan opposition to our president, my do rose and put them into power. in return for $200000000.00. but it all went horribly wrong. thing was on saturday that a little and i will need i'm on be on. you have any sort of help you out on local one year after the attend to kidnap president my dora. we investigate what is known and now who really was behind that operation. we pick up the story in february 2019 at cooper. i put on the town on the border within a convoy of a native by the us and other was just the right there to meet it was one. why do leader venezuela's opposition? why don't have become the head of the national assembly on the 5th of january 20191 week later, claiming the country reason, election types in recent tevo madura, he declared himself interim president, he quickly gained recognition from 60 countries around the world

u. s. army? well, i think it's, it's a tragedy for the young people, but it's been an ongoing tragedy in general that there's been 40 years of war. i think the american troops leaving the dead of night is a fitting way for the imperial us sort of forces to go with this war. it's been over for 10 years or longer when, you know, when i fought there in 2011. well, that was the height of the u. s. troop presence and we barely controlled anything but the ground we stood on. i'm for the withdrawal. i don't think that america can meaningfully influenced the outcomes in afghan us than and the whole thing is a tragedy. but more so for the people of afghan, stan, i support the withdrawal, but we're, we're going out with our table to in our legs, which is surprising to people who weren't paying attention. i think so, the fact that the united states really has really is not achieved anything in afghanistan. things are worse essentially than, than we found it or, or been, we founded in february 2002 in combat

u. s. army combat veteran corey mill says we're always to clear objectives of the mission to eliminate the terrorist threat, and to rebuild the nation. what went wrong, the minute that americans thought that we were in the business of nation building, what we went over there to do in the very beginning. and i was part of that was to eliminate the terrorists who were responsible for the $911.00 attack and also stop being a safe haven to terrorism that have been done and perfect that with cpr operation irregular warfare. a symmetric warfare and spent operation forces with the, with the support of the intelligence communities, basically going out putting together a t t packets. we then got into this ship of nation building and they wanted to continue to perpetuate this idea that we need to stay there in arm and build and defend and help create a democracy. you know, because we're american are arrogant, see that every other country, nice democracy like us just never ends when it comes out vanish. jan this was a lot. busy of plans to begin with, and i tell all my better and brothers and sisters

u. s. army veterans, meantime a voice there i and garret, how the current situations unraveled. my fellow veterans that i've seen everyone's lead don't everyone's upset, not pulling out of just even invading up down. a sam was a radius taylor and worldly to shifted responsibility for african refugees. many countries are claiming they've already done enough for a few to the taking any more migrant. turkey is accusing the block of turning a blind eye to the crisis, but at the same time is also refusing to open it stores. ah, good morning, welcome to the program, me watching out into national live with me, kevin, though in from a world you sent a remote sco 1st. this thursday, the us be cable straight of all this, a high risk of a terrorist attack, a couple airport. i've told the citizens to stay away from the area. since i've gone this time fell to the taliban. thousands of both foreign nationals and afghans alike have been desperately trying to flee. so the area around the airport, these pictures just in this morning resembles something of a disaster zone, as well as you could ca

u. s. army in afghanistan as she's withholding her identity for safety reasons. first up, please tell us about your experience. what has happened when you went to the thank you for questions and i have really 10 and my heart, which i, which is more word i can describe how i feel right now at this moment. actually, i'm sort of my country above the distance myself and my family to really it's really disappointing me. while i see all these allies are moving around. they have no right now at the moment. the walking everywhere. they are knocking. ok, we've lost connection there with the boy. you understand it is quite difficult to get that connection. we can actually let's try and get back. i think me the signal has come back up. i'm hoping you can hear me again. you would just tell me about your friends understand you've tried 2 or 3 times to get into the airport. tell us . well yeah. i tried. i thought the time i tried 3 times to get an answer to the airport. and the 1st one i tried to get inside, it was fall above an outside deal. it has to get it inside, but the d

u. s. army and workers. this was not the workers utopia, george pullman imagined. ok, the ruling corporation of the company town control the school, the library, the stores, and of course housing. so zocker berg won't just be a landlord of willow village, will also be a mayor, a restaurant tour, a pharmacist and a grocer. willow village will include a supermarket, a pharmacy can phase a hotel and a town square. maybe the facebook town square should stay digital because how are they going to sell the live one? come see, facebook vill town square. i r l. a rena, where a fight to the death occurs between a proud boy or a 50 year old retired comp and you're drunk liberal, and people ask the facebook town moderators to step in, but they say they're only job is to make sure there's no nipples visible within the city limits these tech companies are telling us that they can do cities better than us. every aspect of them google not just making a smart city, they're making a smarter city. we wonder is google colon our city? well here san jose's may are welcome to the side of

u. s. army corps of engineers is operational in new orleans and is assessing the storms impact. d o. d stands ready to assist as requested by fema. thank you. hank taylor. ok, i don't have any thing to add, so we'll go to questions lena. general 11 quick follow up and then a question. the answer, they strike and get all of the 5 rock and started some land in areas where they're just no casualties. we assess the reporting from last night's rocket attack. we said that 5 rockets were in the air and went 3 landed off the airfield. were no effect and the ram was able to effect and for to the attack of one and the other rocket landed with no effect to the mission or any danger to our personnel. and then certainly on a vacuum we are, does the us and us military assess that the number of americans still in the country are only the ones that no longer want to leave. are the ones who want to leave, or they largely out now and are saying that the vaccination of afghans is largely complete also. so are you now it's solely concentrating on just getting us troops out and equipment. so just go back

u. s. military feeling despair now and anger at afghan leaders who fled and gave up the country's control without a fight that was translated. myself i went back to where the u. s army. i felt really, really bad because we did all of those for work. for what? during the rally, a moment of silence and prayer calls to congress for help and calls for the afghan community to come together and do here in america. what's been so elusive in afghanistan, bridging tribal, ethnic and religious divisions to unite as afghans under one flag? i don't care if you're a zara. i don't care if your past student i don't care if you're tajik. i don't care if you're it was back jewish seek anything. the one beauty of afghanistan is that we are so mixed. we look so different afghanistan. it's really overwhelming because you want to do the most good for the most amount of people, the rally organizers say they are planning a day of action for monday to make calls trying to get visas for the afghans who are trying to flee to the united states in hayward, jana katsuyama. ktvu fox two news, president, biden tells abc news that us troops could stay in afghanistan past the withdrawal deadline of

u. s. army? well, i think it's, it's a tragedy for the young people, but it's been an ongoing tragedy in general that there's been 40 years of war. i think the american troops leaving the dead of night is a fitting way for the imperial us sort of forces to go with this war. it's been over for 10 years or longer when you know, when i fought there in 201112 and was the height of the u. s. troop presence and we barely controlled anything but the ground we stood on. i'm for the withdrawal. i don't think that america can meaningfully influence the outcomes in afghan us than and the whole thing is a tragedy. but more so for the people who are gonna stay in, i support the withdrawal. but we're, we're going out with our tail between our legs, which is surprising to people who weren't paying attention. i think so, the fact that the united states really has really not achieved anything in afghanistan and things are worse essentially than, than we founded or, or then we found that in february 2002 in combat

u. s. army is at war, the civilian intelligence whose cache is independence analysis. doesn't matter. as matter of fact, it's super crash. whether there are any people in the ca who correctly predicted what would happen now? i mean, it has to be, i mean, it was a no brainer. i mean, once the head of sudden come general mackenzie said we are withdrawing all air support. he said that on the 14th of june, 3 weeks later, the air force and army leaves barbara air force base. what did they expect to happen? so in other words, if the civilian agencies piped up and said, you know that the taliban is just going to roll through, they would be disregarded. it's the us army. and it's milly. and it's of course, mackenzie who said, who should be should be a portion to blame for this. and the question that i have really, where are they so dumb? how damaging is this for the by the ministration. clearly the president would have gone along with this if he thought it was going to and of such an absolutely pay or not math for him, but how, how much of this hurting him? oh, it will hurt him. it's a limina

u. s. army and author of america's war for the greater middle east. he's also the co founder and president that the quincy institute for responsible stay crap. and joining me here in the studio is hashem. why not? you are a writer, an analyst on international affairs and former spokesman for the united nations in afghanistan. let's start with a clip from pentagon spokesman john kirby. it's their country to defend. now, this is their struggle. the commander in chief has given us a new mission and that mission is to draw down by the end of this month. and that's where we're moving to what it looks like. beyond that, i'm simply not going to speculate, but this is their country. these are their, these are their military forces. these are their provincial capitals. they're people to defend and, and it's really going to come down to the leadership that they're willing to exude here at this particular moment. professor base of which let me start with you. i remember reading your work and writing and concerns about not only the iraq war and the fantasy and mo

u. s. army, it came off in nearly 20 years, of course of us military presence and ive canister on him, whose goal of course was to prevent terror attacks against americans and america. so that's cross live to the united states. now. he's at john hardy coming on the program. that's good to see you again, john. some of the question now the in the u. s. i should say the blame game has begun the accusations of flying or any flock president job biden's coming in for right now. or yeah, well, you're right, the blame game has started and, and the politics will continue. i want to start though with an update from the white house white house confirming that president biden has given approval to his military commanders to really go after isis k. i says, course on because of what happened yesterday. so that coming from the white house, we're just getting that information that you know, the president saying, the military can go after isis. what that will mean, how that will play out remains to be said. but on that note, the pentagon today confirming, as you mentioned roy that 13 u. s. service members we

u. s. army and their coalition partners should be held accountable for allegedly violating rights and are going to stand and should continue to press forward. this is the director also with the leader of the taliban in afghanistan. and what was supposed to be a secret meeting, raising lots of questions as well are for hopes to give us some answers we are searching for. and a california man was arrested in possession of narcotics, voted hand guns and hundreds of election ballot. we're bringing the story, puts the a $360.00 view of how the california recall election for governor newsome is progressing. i'm going to use all of these stories on today's edition of new views right here on our tea america. let's get started. ah, the following the debacle of the u. s. troop withdrawal and ex scanner in the us is in full damage control mode. world leaders are wondering whether or not us is trustworthy, are still the super power of the past. now the white house, the answers to those questions well.

u. s. army puts not enough kind of stone in 20 months as mounting huge pressure on joe biden, and one press by john, and as to whether he'll speak to the bereaved families. the president states island the the the secretary of state is also the facing plot code for the crisis to republican representatives. have res impeachment articles accusing i'm to the blinking of failing to properly advise the president of abandoning american interests. enough chemist on the full out around the trip withdraw has clearly done seen the entire by demonstration. come under increasing fire and break it down for us. it's all to use. john hardy really continues to be some of the back and forth between the taliban and us officials over who is ultimately to blame for the security breach. you heard the taliban spokesman talking about that it was really the, the u. s. security failure as the u. s. was responsible for guarding the entrance to the airport, but the us maintain that it was the taliban failure for even allowing service to get through and basically infiltrate the crowd. regardless, the evacuation effort

u. s. army, enough canis. done. you joined us by skype from houston. good to have you with us. so let's start, 1st of all with the evacuation process. once they leave afghanistan, clearly they don't going directly to the us. where did they go? how long do they stay there for before the, you know, or recycled in the us. thanks for having me. after being evacuated, they're going to be in one of the us territories, whether germany cutter or any of the other territories. they will stay in there for a while and then they'll be brought to one of the army basis and ok. and what happens after that? how long does it take for them to get their visa situation sorted out? well, they, there are different type of status as they have most of them. some of them actually, they will have the green card in or set of their set of them. and some of them that are not have a status yet, there will be in the military base for a while in order to let them know what the status is and what will happen to what they normally stay here for, for quite a while. how all the locations chosen for where to satell

u. s. army major general, hank taylor, kirby went on to emphasize that counterterrorism capability is effective and it will remain ill. so touched on the evacuation, which have taken place so far, saying more than a 122000 people have been evacuated. this of course is the final ours is we understand that of the u. s. evacuation process. hello, i'm sam is a diamond da. how will that look at the al jazeera news out here? now, us evacuations are in the final hours. is it winds down it's 20 a mission in afghanistan, the pentagon just announced the 122000 people have been flown out since july and the biggest air lift in the u. s. history. and as the last few flights take off from cobble, several rockets were 5 towards the airport. early on monday, i saw the affiliates in afghanistan says it is responsible at approximately 11 pm eastern time. last night. as many as 5 rockets were fired at the cool airport, u. s. military forces successfully employed our force protection measures to thwart that attack. us forces retain the inherent right of self defense and are authorized to meet threats with a swift

u. s. army? well, i think it's, it's a tragedy for the young people, but it's been an ongoing tragedy in general that there's been 40 years of war. i think the american troops leaving the dead of night is a fitting way for the imperial us sort of forces to go. this was the ower for 10 years or longer when you know, when i fought there in 201112, that was the height of the u. s. troop presence and we barely controlled anything but the ground we stood on. i'm for the withdrawal. i don't think that america can meaningfully influence the outcomes and after.

u. s. army 82nd airborne division was the last soldier to leave marking the end of the mission. well, the moment celebrated with rounds of gunfire. cross cobble and taliban officials have been meeting in the groups birthplace as can the hard to thrash out arrangements for a new government. they promise their rule will be different this time around committing to a united country with an inclusive leadership. but the tell about now clearly in control, many people inside and outside the country are frankly nervous. waiting to learn what life will be like in this new i'm going to stop and we'll bring you more on that shortly. but 1st, at school gave elizondo who's lived in washington, d. c. hi there, gave. we'd been waiting for president biden to address the nation. and when he did, his toll was forceful and fiery. yeah, it was a lot of people even interpreted that is being upset or angry and away. this was a precedent that was trying to defend himself and defend his actions of under. so a lot of criticism that he's been under. but the big issue is, is i think this speech was really

u. s. army waiting to be evacuated. we're not identifying the translator for our own security and safety at this point. let me start by asking you what arrangements are being made for people like you and not to be. i'm really well in montana. we don't know how little mental folder to suit them or i don't think that's the translator that we're trying to do. interviews, i may try again and see if you can hear me if you can. you know. ok, great. so i'm wondering what kind of arrangements are us authorities making for people like you who've worked with the u. s. military. thank you for your question. the situation again its diane goods from birth worth. and we don't see any action from you government invite and as has been promised stuff that was due, the evacuation end of july, what does this was for those who read it to get out of here. but just after waiting for approval on to cases that are viewed and found out, they don't have the bill of waiting in the day. this is what because that's what the fee for them just with t

u. s. army, so that is a problem as well. so there could be difficulties with it. but the us seems to think the after august, the 31st. if someone has been given permission to leave, they will be able to leave and the taliban will stand by that. but of course, the proof is always what happens rather than what is that certainly is for the moment to alan fish. a live 1st there in washington. let's talk to charlie angela in london now. so charlie, what more we hearing about all of these various diplomatic efforts? yes. a series of international meetings planned to, as alan said, hold the taliban to account and make sure that they stand firm and that commitment to allow those people who want to leave a safe way out of the country and the prime minister boris johnson. this is an absolute priority. so in a few hours the u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking will host a virtual meeting with key allies and g 7 partners to try and work out who is going to run the pool so that civilian flights can resume and they're going to be bringing in turkey. and cats are, who are c

u. s. army, a 2nd airborne division was the last soldier to depart, marking the end of the mission. in the past few hours, president biden says it was time to leave what he called forever. war over departure was celebrated with runs rhymes have gone far across. cobble taliban officials have been meeting in the groups birthplace kandahar to thrush out. arrangements for a new government. they promised their will, will be different. this time around committing to united country with an inclusive leadership with the taliban. now clearly in control, many people inside and outside the country are nervous, waiting to learn what life will be like in the new of some child, bella reports not from cobble. the roar of jet engines and the cries, the vacuum, we've gone. the united states biggest humanitarian air lift is finished. foreign forces have left and the taliban is surveying territory. it hasn't howled into decor today without any doubt. with the day of af janice. dan's independence when we don't see a single foreign soldier and whoever invaded this country without permission, we got rid

u. s. army and military jets that bring them out and other coalition forces. but these planes will bring refugees back from some of the processing centers in places like doha ball, re, germany, and other us spaces. they will bring them back to the us once they've got those special immigrant visas. and once they get here, we understand that there's going to be a mass processing site setup, dulles airport, which is the big international center just here outside washington, d. c. and from there, they'll go onto that new lives, the latest part of that journey here in the united states. or i will leave that intent for a little bit in washington d. c. that's in from our across one until stratford who's been a couple at fort and from that he said this update, we are on the side of the boat. i'm seeing huge lines of people. these people have, haven't already had the papers process. we run about an hour ago, long lines of afghans climbing on to military, off call around the world. i booking the barricade play related to south africa play. we know the australia lights e

u. s. army stepping onto the plane and leaving gamma stand behind. so this is not a good day for the american psyche, but interestingly enough, there is a brand new pull out just in the last half hour or so. it says the 54 percent of americans support the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan asked if he thought the joe biden had done a good job. 42 percent said he'd done a poor job, but 52 percent said he'd done a fair or a good job. and it's that figure that joe biden will be thinking about the 54 percent that said they supported the idea of killing americans out of off chemist. done because as he's repeated and we'll see in his remarks that we're expecting within the next 15 minutes or so. he simply wasn't prepared to put americans on the line that lives on the line to fight his preserved government. when the government itself and their forces, when prepared to fight. i don't, you mentioned is expected to speak how. what can you say or do at this point to deflect from what must be a lot of political lives being drawn against him right now? well, h

u. s. retired army colonel and diplomat. to reopen the u. s. embassy in couple back in 2001 thanks for coming on. now, after seizing power, the taliban did announce a general amnesty in afghanistan for all citizens, including officials who worked on the the previous government report growing of taliban reprisals. anybody with links to foreign forces could well be in danger. we spoke to a former interpreter, he worked for the british embassy in cabal. during the 20 year campaign, he asked that his name and location be kept secret. we had a lot of freedom government because as a powerful government, we never thought of. we will in distribution when big for us, i don't know why did it like why without protection, without any almost one week or more than that. i don't have any show. i must keep changing way my place. we had went from the scheme on the government and i went to the airport, but we couldn't even because it was there and they were feeding people like thing if i'm thinking i'm going and i some of the 1st be ridiculous to me by piece.

u. s. military feeling despair now. and anger at afghan leaders who fled and gave up the country's control without a fight that was translated myself. i went back to the u. s armyel really, really bad because we did all of those for work for what during the rally, a moment of silence and prayer calls to congress for help and calls for the afghan community to come together and do here in america, what's been so elusive in afghanistan? bridging tribal, ethnic and religious divisions to unite as afghans under. one flag. i don't care if you're a zara. i don't care if you're pashtun. i don't care if you're touching. i don't care if you're was back jewish sikh. anything the one beauty of afghanistan is that we are so mixed. we look so different in afghanistan. it's really overwhelming because you want to do the most good for the most amount of people. the rally organizers say they are planning a day of action for monday to make calls trying to get visas for the afghans who are trying to flee to the united states in hayward, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. let's swing back to bay area whether we know the air. is it healthy? there's no rain yet. is there any good new

patrick kane of sunnyvale is a retired u s army captain, but he's got one final mission in afghanistanright now, i'm trying to get the last of our family out of a kabul. he doesn't mean blood relations he needs family forged through war. there are seven people he's trying to help the immediate family of his afghan translator, among them. raisa, who helped operate a school for girls. school which was burned to the ground. last week. he got the email from the state department with he said his visa was process and he was clear to go. he just can't get to the airport races. sister is already living in california. she connected us to him through skype. raisa says. the road to the airport is crowded, dangerous and surrounded by taliban. he says he brought his family, including three young daughters in a taxi. it turned back when the gunfire started. they were shooting against the sig within his sister fears for their safety. they are deserved to be here. they work 20 years american. they worked 20 years for the women education. they worked 20 years for the human right and united nations. the

u. s army chinook helicopters touching down in port of prince wednesday morning.y're bringing in supplies and transporting critically injured people from rural communities to the capital. and on tuesday members from the miami bass coast guard arrived carrying much needed rescue equipment for search crews. we have all kinds of rescue equipment we have over 80 rescuers working in this area. we'll be here until the engine government says we're no longer receded. help comes amid mounting frustration over a slow distribution of aid by the haitian government. tropical storm dumped several inches of rain across southwestern haiti this week, causing mudslides that blocked roads. the country's death toll now topping 1900. haitian officials expect that number to climb even more as volunteers combed through debris from collapsed homes and apartment buildings, adding to concerns hospitals across the region are running low on antibiotics and bandages. leaving many injured haitians struggling to get proper medical care. yeah they didn't do anything. they just gave her a painkil

u. s is not holding up its promise to help those that helped our country. taliban has always been afraid of us. patrick kane of sunnyvale is a retired u s armybut he's got one final mission in afghanistan. so right now, i'm trying to get. the last of our family out of kabul. he doesn't mean blood relations he needs family forged through war. there are seven people is trying to help the immediate family of his afghan translator, among them. raisa, who helped operate a school for girls, a school, which was burned to the ground. last week. he got the email from the state department with he said his visa was process and he was clear to go. he just can't get to the airport races. sister is already living in california. she connected us to him through skype. says the road to the airport is crowded, dangerous and surrounded by taliban. he says he brought his family, including three young daughters in a taxi, but turned back when the gunfire started. they were shooting. here's the civilians, his sister fears for their safety. they are deserve to be here. they work. 20 years american they worked 20 years for the women education. they worked 20 years

patrick haynes of sunnyvale as a retired u s army captain, but he's got one final mission in afghanistanht now, i'm trying to get the last of our family out of kabul. he doesn't mean blood relations he needs family forged through war. there are seven people he's trying to help the immediate family of his afghan translator, among them razor who helped operate a school for girls, a school, which was burned to the ground. last week. he got the email from the state department with he said his visa was process and he was clear to go. he just can't get to the airport races. sister is already living in california she connected us to him through skype. raisa says. the road to the airport is crowded, dangerous and surrounded by taliban. he says he brought his family, including three young daughters in a taxi but turned back when the gunfire started. they were shooting against the sick within his sister fears for their safety. they are deserve to be here. they work. 20 years american they worked 20 years for the women education. they worked 20 years for the human right and united nations. they des

of high tech weapons, were billions of dollars originally gifted by the pentagon to the afghan army, the u. s. national security advisor hands had questions and all the items that were left behind. those black hawks were not given to the tall one. they were given to the african national security forces to be able to defend themselves. we don't have a complete picture, obviously of where every article of defense materials has gone by. certainly a fair amount of it has fallen into the hands of the taliban. and obviously we don't have a sense that they are going to readily hand it over to us at the airport. well footage from the week does show that taliban fighters were parading round, coupled with american made rifles and military vehicle acquisitions. washington is still trying to estimate just time much weaponry and tech has fallen into the hands of the insurgents. and to add insult to injury to the taliban also created the face of oppertunity, one of its special commander unit stake, tighten us get recreated ny conic world war. 2 photo of troops raising the american flag. speaking to ours, h

high tech weapons worth billions of dollars. originally gifted by the pentagon to the african army, the u. s. national security adviser answered questions on the arms left behind. those black hawks were given to the tall one. they were given to the african national security forces to be able to defend themselves. we don't have a complete picture, obviously of where every article of defense materials has gone by. certainly a fair amount of it has fallen into the hands of the taliban. and obviously, we don't have a sense that they are going to readily handed over to us at the airport footage from the week shows taliban fighters parading around cobble with american, made it rifles and military vehicles that they have acquired. washington, still trying to estimate just how much weaponry and tech has fallen into insurgent hands and to add insult to injury the telephone has also created a photo opportunity. one of its special command units decked out in u. s. military gear recreated and i conduct world war 2 photo of troops struggling to raise the american flag on the g ma. but this time the talib