u. s. including democrats saying that it is the responsibility of the, by the ministration to get out. not only those us citizens, but also those african allies. all right, thank you very much. i did your castro with all the nations from washington. we're going to continue our coverage of the situation unfolding in afghanistan where the taliban have reached the capital. cobble is it exclusive algebra pictures of taliban fighters entering the presidential palace of shavani who has now fled the country. this after a military assault over the past week that has seen the groups sweep the country, make really some unprecedented gains in its strategic cities and provincial capitals. this some 20 years after the us led invasion, drove the taliban out of campbell, and after so many billions of dollars are poured into the country. here we see images of the taliban essentially declaring their return to the helm of afghanistan . well, we're going to continue our coverage of that after a quick break. do stay with us. the hello there. we've seen some exceptional heat across southern parts of europe

u. s. veterans including one that helped to reopen the u. s. embassy in kabul in 2001 share their thoughts well at this point for, for all of the men and women of our country have served in afghanistan, who have lost friends, who, who seen people injured, have gone through terrible emotional and physical trauma. as a result of this service and had hope that in some way they were helping afghanistan for all of these people. most of them are sad, some are angry, but really they're sad and they're asking the question, and i think it's been reported widely. why, why was, why were we there? what were we really doing? because we did not achieve any mission that was sold to our soldiers. jar, young men and women who served there. what they were told they were doing was not, i'm sorry, it was not the mission that was accomplished. ok. we didn't accomplish that mission, whatever mission that biden and trump, and george bush and obama were hoping to accomplish that was kept a secret from our troops that troops were told of very positive things about th

u. s . state department, including the u. s. secretary of state, who says that this move could actually endanger poland standing when it comes to investment more on that in a minute. but let's break down exactly. what's happened here at stake is discovery networks, majority ownership of pollings, largest tv network tv in. if this bill becomes a law, it would likely require the discovery cell at stake in the network. the united states is also deeply troubled by draft legislation pass today by the lower house of the polish parliament that targets the most watched independent new station, which is also one of the largest us investments in the country. anthony blank in the us secretary of state said in a statement on wednesday, but that is the point discovery channel claims of this bill target to them directly . it seems to tv and license expires on september 26 of this year, but the vote to move the bill forward was not without controversy. the government lost a procedural vote on wednesday afternoon and the opposition managed to

u. s. will defend america, security interests and that of its partners as well, including israel, but that the u. s. is waiting to see if iran takes a diplomatic approach to addressing the various issues, including the jcp away and that the u. s. is prepared to rejoin that nuclear dale, the jcp, a joint comprehensive plan of action deal if or on and here is to its responsibilities . so with more on s, including, if israel and the us is on a crash course with lebanon and iran, joining me now is former pentagon official, michael maloof. so here we go again. you were here yesterday and i said, i'm sure you're gonna be back and i'm sure to be talking more about this and here we are. first of all, let's, let's, let's start with webinar and start with that development, be instruction webinar. what do you make of that is, is this a dangerous escalation, or is it kind of tit for tat? beyond tit for tat? i think that this is clearly elements within lebanon that are anti husband, that are trying to agitate and provoke to get israel to respond in a military fashion. i has bought anti. yeah, because th

u. s. earlier in the week, including the u. s. department and anthony lincoln, who have said that they stand on the side of juniors in democracy and urge any acts of violence and imprints on freedom. so the up, they've been sorry, but some kimball a 4th into this not prove new leftist prison peddler castillo. it's thanks again to government protest stays after taking office. supporters of his rival in last month's election rallied in the capital casio, an hourly beat, conservative kicking for murray in a busy contested vote. the polarize the country as marianna sanchez reports now from lima. the only 3 days into his presidency and buddhist hughes already facing protest. angry at his choice of prime minister, the criminal terrorist went through the country. it's not fair, that's a terrorist has prime minister. that's why we protesting the. 2 nobody payment, we will not allow terrorists to take over our country is done will not pay like but i know you will use been investigated for an a legit apology for terrorism, which is a crim

coalition aircraft including civilian charters, bringing the total number of people who evacuated since july to approximately $33000.00 persons. 124 hour period this weekend, 23 u. s. military flights, including 14 see 17th 9 see 130 flights left couple carrying 3900 passengers. we should no reason why this temple will not be kept up during the same period are military facilities over $35.00 charter flights carrying an additional $4000.00 evacuation to other countries that are taking their, taking them out. altogether we lifted approximately $11000.00 people out of a couple and less than 36 hours. it's an incredible operation. let me be clear. the evacuation of thousands of people from campbell is going to be hard and painful . no matter when it started, when we began. would have been true if we had started a month ago or a month from now. there is no way to evacuate this. many people about pain and loss of heartbreaking images. you see a television. it's just a fact. my heart vague for those things, those people you see, we are approving, we can move those thousands of people a day out of couple. we're bringing our citizens, nato allies, afghani, who, and help ha

u. s. pop culture, including several films. ah, this is all just, these are the top stories, the u. s. is carried out zone air strikes against iso k in retaliation for thursday's attack outside couple airport that killed at least 175 people. it happened in the eastern.

in the cobble skyline, and it just comes days after a suicide bomb attack. killed 175 people including 13 u. s. service members. charles strafford is live for say a cobble. so charles, what more we hearing what we know so far is very little. we began here reports of an explosion in that area. about 15 or 20 minutes ago, it was reported initially as being a rocky to tackle or a rocket landing on a house outside the perimeter fence of the airport. we can in no way confirm this, but certainly there seems to have been some sort of explosion in an area beyond the fence north of the airport. now this area is being some of the most congested of all the areas, all the gates around the airport in recent days. it is obviously worrying. so i and we've had these alerts made throughout the day initially reported. will switch reported by the us present saying that he expected that it was likely that could be an attack within the next 24 to 36 hours. that was last night. the situation is very tense around the airport. we know that security has been stepped up by the taliban, that are supposed to be securing

u. s. pop culture, including several films. ah, this is to say that these are the top stories, the us canada zone air strikes against iso k in retaliation for thursday's attack outside counsel airport, that killed at least 175 people. it happened in the eastern none hall province of gaston gable. others under has more from washington, d. c. was an unmanned air strike against what the u. s. military is calling a, an eyesore k planner planner being singular. so it appears that it was against one person, the u. s. military is saying that they believe that the strike was successful and that the target of the strike was killed. also saying that the best of the knowledge of the us military so far, no civilian casualties, to report the u. s. embassy, and i've kind of stands put out another alert for all american citizens to leave campbell airport immediately or warnings. another attacks likely and the next few days will be the most dangerous. the un refugee agency says up to half a 1000000 people could flee the crisis by the end of th

including 3 children. but late on sunday, there were more media reports coming out of the u. s. and elsewhere identifying that it was actually 9 members of one family, including 6 children that were killed al jazeera, still working to independently verify that information, nevertheless, still sent. com responding and saying they're aware of it. they're continued to investigate. okay, many thanks for that update. gabriel. and as on down in washington, hurricane ida has made land fall along the gulf coast as a powerful category for storm. hundreds of thousands of people in the u. s. taking shelter authorities a warning of an extremely dangerous storm, such as well as catastrophic winds. it is predicted to be the strongest hurricane to hit the region since the 18 fifty's. the storm is threatening new orleans, 16 years to the day since it was devastated by hurricane katrina, killing more than 1800 people. the most important thing i can say right now is that everyone, everyone should listen to the instructions from local and state officials. just how dangerous this is to take it serio

most of the international community, including some of the u. s. allies, was surprised by the original announcement by president bite. and that was pulling out and he was going to pull out so quickly. and then they'd been even more surprised by the speed of the taliban taking up the space that the americans had taking 1st the rural areas in the north of afghanistan, not the taliban traditional heartland. taking the borders and now trying very hard to take the cities headlines and prosecutors in the us of charge to people from me . and now with plotting to attack the countries ambassador to the united nations kilmer tune has been an outspoken supporter of the democracy movement ever since me and mas, military seized power, the united nations as evidence. iran was behind last week's attack on an oil tanker is clear cut. 2 crew members were killed in a drone attack on and israeli managed vessel off the coast of oman. though tariff denies the involvements. there is a 6 day mass vaccination drive underway in bangladesh. the government set a goal of 320

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u. s. says 17000 people including afghans, americans and other national, have been flown out, but many are still stranded. american commercial airlines have been ordered to provide planes to help speed up evacuation efforts. we 18 aircraft won't go to cobble, but will instead transport afghans who already been flown out to their final destinations . the cha stratford landed at cobble airport in the past few hours and sent us this update. we are on the side of the apple. i'm seeing huge lines of people. these people have, haven't already had the papers process. we learned about an hour ago, long lines of afghans climbing on to military, call me to, to call around the world. i could play related to south africa play. we know the straight in italy flight earlier today. there is a sense of a call shouldn't be in the location we are. but as you can imagine, a lot of tension, your case will come in this unity, we speculate that these are wanting shots. it's been reported at least that things have been a little bit more orderly today, certainly compassion to, to, to with exchange. we've seen in t

u. s. says 17000 people including afghans, americans and other nationals have been flown out. but many, a still stranded american commercial airlines have been ordered to provide planes to help speed up evacuation efforts. the 18 aircraft won't go to cobble, but will instead transport afghans who will ready been flown out to their final destinations. how does your castro has more from washington's president biden met with his national security team this morning? as his advisors push back on criticism, calling this u. s. withdrawal a disaster, jake sullivan, the national security advisor was on n b c, saying that yes, the taliban is in control on the ground. but he says that us forces are in daily communication with taliban fighters to assure that us citizens are given safe passage through the checkpoints. he said that it was up to the us military though to get those people the final few meters to the airport itself. a taliban is stepping up efforts to form a new government one week after the arm group took over. cobbled senior taliban leaders are in talks with their commanders

more than a 110000 people have been evacuated in the past 2 weeks, but those left behind include many who worked as u. s. allies. well, we have to correspondence covering this story for us to sign a moment. we'll get reaction from washington dc with gabriel alexander the last 10 to rob mcbride, who is in kabul. president j bought and keeping his word to withdraw from afghanistan on by the 31st of august. but of course it's come at a cost, took us through the events the last few hours. that's right. i mean, it's interesting in a couple of hours from now it will be dawn here and people in cobble people across . i've got this done. we'll start to wake up to what is a new reality that for the 1st time in 20 years? no. us soldiers on african soil. this is obviously being welcomed by the taliban and the taliban supporters. but for many people here in afghanistan, they will be trepidations about what the future holds. the departure of the americans in such a sudden fashion, the victory and the ascendancy of the taliban equally as suddenly here, inhabiting control of cobble and the rest of the country. with the

u. s. government or the u. s. military, 823000 civilians evacuated from afghanistan in about the last 2 weeks or so including 6000 americans. now he did mention that over a 100 pieces of us military equipment. either hum these planes or of the sort were destroyed by the u. s military right before the us left the airport, but that mckenzie said that any sort of civilian infrastructure at the airport was left in place. because he said, as we heard from blink and as well, they want that they the u. s. thinks that airport needs to be reopened as a civilian airport, as soon as possible, given its importance to the country. he also did say that that you know, that, that the official final evacuation of all of the people took place actually 12 hours before the last military plains left. and that interesting enough, and this was one of the most interesting parts of what he had to say is while the u . s. was previously bombing the taliban. now the u. s. is complimenting the taliban . mackenzie was very complimentary. that the taliban was very helpful in the final days of securing the perimeter of the airport and helping t

u. s. has been facilitating in. doha still continues. there are still personnel, including ambassadors, all, many couples are still working with lower level members of the taliban and negotiating committee to try to work out some sort of political settlement. and certainly the u. s. is holding out the promise that if a government can be formed, that does respect the rights of afghan citizens, particular calling the rights of women and girls, as well as guaranteeing other matters that are guaranteed in the afghan constitution. then possibly there could be perhaps one day global recognition and acceptance of a government that includes members of the senior, taller bon leadership, but that's not coming immediately. well, it's jordan, they're joining me live from washington. dc was thank you. already of the un security council adopted a resolution to let people who want to leave afghanistan do so safely, but it's not known. if the taliban will help us, hope the resolution will protect people's rights to leave afghanistan, no matter the reason. consistent with the right to leave

u. s. says 70000 people, including africans, americans and all the nationals have being flown out. but many remain stranded. americans are being warned to stay away from the airport to to potential prince. the you criticize the us evacuation if it saying its security was overly strict, to prevent afghans from guessing out. foreign policy chief dresser, joyce at brownwell the says it is mathematically impossible to fly out the 10s of thousands of afghan personnel and families by the promised august 31st deadline. most of the countries have agreed to take in a small number of afghans. european commission president on the line visited a spanish military airport being used as a temporary transit point for the evacuees, shinta guns, fish. that's legal. it is very important that we offer legal options to those who have to flee afghanistan because of their convictions because they have worked for us because they are women's rights activists. or because they a journalist, we must now offer them safe ways to leave the country and be accepted on the list. meanwhile, the pal, a bombs co found

u. s. a space program including hot off the press this week, picturing the space shuttle the early years. you can get it on amazon long time space journalist john disney. john, as richard branson and jeff bezos lived to tell about it, and eli and musk is the next space cowboy. i've wondered, should we have retired the shuttle? was it technically and or economically obsolete beyond update? i think it just run its course hall and remember the shuttle was designed, believe it or not, in the early to mid seventies. that's almost 50 years ago. now it flew for 30 years and then a lot of good. one reason we developed the shuttle it was because we knew the ability to get up and down to orbit on a relatively routine basis with a cargo capability. and the shuttle provided that big sections of the space station were put up and assembled. and now we have the international space station, some temporary science, big laboratories were carried aboard the shuttle. but again, with a fully functioning space station that's not really needed anymore. and then after the 2 disasters challenger to columbia, the

this project had many enemies, including the u. s. and ukraine. when it comes to the crisis and the hostilities in east ukraine latimer proven, went on to criticize for attempts to introduce a new or what's going to the russian side would the rail, the minsk agreements completely. but just to remind you both anglo merkel and a lot of our potent are proponents of these very important agreements, which as they believe are the only mechanism for peace and that part of ukraine. now what really makes friday summit in the kremlin outstanding is that the anglo merkel is about to step down at the german chancellor and the 16 years of being in charge. the german government make her at the longest standing western needed to be constantly in touch with a lot of our during his own long career as the russian president. surely the relations between these 2 had their ups and downs, but they were always full of spect. then some of the highlights are already in the history books. ah, ah, well, we don't know each other well enough, but i'm amazed by her ability to

rush them to the hospital the pentagon confirming a number of us and civilian casualties including multiple u. s service members. number of afghan civilians were also killed and injured in the attack were treating some of them aboard hk to many other afghan civilians have been taken out to hospitals in town. we're still working to calculate the total losses. we just don't know it. the blasts came just hours after the state department warned of increasing security threats urging americans to steer clear of the airport. even as the u. s military work to evacuate thousands of at risk americans and afghans seeking refuge from the taliban. well, this is obviously a horrible situation i feel for the afghan civilians and, of course, our own military personnel and they're putting a very difficult position having to try to sort through a massive crowd of that nature the violence in kabul further intensifying calls for president biden to extend the august 31st deadline to withdraw troops. this is a chance to basically say the taliban failed so this august 31st is out the window it's a reset opportunity, a

u. s. government employees and us citizens overseas is our top priority. all remaining u. s. direct hire embassy personnel, including the ambassador, have relocated, holman cars, they international airport, where they are secure. the department of defense is working to restore a safe and secure environment so that military and commercial flights can resume. now of course, the situation is evolving quickly and we will communicate information to us citizens as rapidly as possible. in the meantime, we are asking us citizens to shelter and not to travel to the airport until they hear otherwise from the department of state. we also continue to pursue all options to relocate interested and qualified african it's i, b applicants and their media, the families as well as other vulnerable africans. we remain closely coordinating with our international partners on the grounds and around the globe. we've been in gauging tirelessly with our partner partners in the international community. you may have seen last night. united states organized a joint statement with 98 signature. it's calling on all parties to respect synthesis. n

it killed scores of people, including 13 u. s. service numbers, the highest number of deaths in a day for the american military. in a decade, the armed group was formed in 2014 and has been responsible for some of the worst attacks. and i've gone on in recent years, and it's been labeled one of the world's most dangerous terrorist organizations. so was i f o k found a new safe haven and taliban control of don a son? and is it a serious threat to stability in the nation? let's get into today's discussion with our guests. joining us from swan c wales is a me and joe ad. let me me. he's a research fellow at george washington university's program on extremism in chancellor virginia. come around bacardi, who's the director of analytical development at new lines, institutes for strategic policy and over. and his mom about joining us from maris for had an a b and it was a security analysts, an independent researcher on militancy. welcome to the program. thanks so much for your time with us on inside story for her over to you 1st. you've

u . s. government. these number include american citizens and permanent residence, as well as their families. it includes the applicants and their families. those afghans who worked alongside us, served alongside of us, gone an account with us and provided invaluable assistance to such as translators and interpreters. united states stand by commitment. we've made these people and includes other vulnerable life and such as women leaders and journalists. in fact, working close coordination with the management, the new york times, the washington post, the wall street journal. we have successfully evacuated all 204 of their employees and i've ghana, stan and u. s. military aircraft. earlier this week, we've established the flow of flights and we've increased the number of people we're moving out of the country. we pause slice and come all a few hours this morning to make sure we can process the arriving evacuees at the transit points. but our commander and couple is already given the order for outbound flights to resume. aim wi

u. s. says 17000 people including afghans, americans and other national have been flowing out. but many are still stranded. robert bright, joyce is live now from cobble, rob to get the sense this morning. but that scene at the airport is any better organized than it was this time yesterday. know, basically that still seems to be the same levels of k s, the at the, the, for this very difficult to see just what the end today is going to be. it's still wrong by people outside the ad for many of them saying that they have legitimate documents. they are eligible to get on the backend ation flight. but just trying to process those people amongst all the chaos and trying to see how they're going to get all the lights through these gates through the taliban checkpoint. it's very difficult. and then of course, there are hundreds, if not thousands of other people really just trying their luck. i just go into the apple staying at the apple on the off chance so they might, might get something even when the of the evacuation is over. whenever that might be by the united states and other, ot

that will include exercises with the u. s. japan and australia and the task force of ships includes a guided missile destroyer guided missile frigate and an anti submarine. what's called corvette ships will also work and bilateral exercises with naval units, from singapore, vietnam, indonesia, and the philippines. all this is us, vice president, common harris is scheduled to take her 1st trip to vietnam and singapore in 2 weeks time, a trip aimed at rally international support to counter china's increasing global influence and power and power that according to the white house, we're also looking at the deadly wave shootings here in america the summer as the murder rate continues to climb nationally in new york city, 10 people were wounded. when 2 gunmen shown there followed by 2 accomplices on motor scooters, open fire outside a restaurant in queens. will that shooting with just want to several in the 5 boroughs over the course of a weekend in which 18 people were wounded, 3 killed by gunfire. just one of the cities dealing w

that will include exercises with the u. s. japan and australia and the task force of ships includes a guided missile destroyer guided missile frigate and an anti submarine. what's called corvette ships will also work and bilateral exercises with naval units, from singapore, vietnam, indonesia, and the philippines. all this is us, vice president, common harris is scheduled to take her 1st trip to vietnam and singapore in 2 weeks time, a trip aimed at rally international support to counter china's increasing global influence and power and power that according to the white house, we're also looking at the deadly wave shootings here in america the summer as the murder rate continues to climb nationally in new york city, 10 people were wounded. when 2 gunmen shown there followed by 2 accomplices on motor scooters, open fire outside a restaurant in queens. well, that shooting was just want to several in the 5 boroughs over the course of a weekend, in which 18 people were wounded. 3 killed by gunfire, just one of the cities dealing

as of today, more than 122000, including 5004 and americans have been evacuated from afghanistan. u. s. military troops have shown tremendous bravery and compassion as they put themselves in harm's way to evacuate as many american citizens and afghans as possible during this operation. that work by u. s. m. service members continues across the globe at a number of intermediate staging bases. and d o. d installations incent calm more than 27000 passengers await follow on movement from 6 active locations in new come 3 active locations currently have more than 200-2000 passengers. and today, 17 flights we'll transport about 3700 passengers to both dulles international airport with approximately 11 flights in philadelphia. international airport with 6 flights in north com, there are nearly 13000 passengers that remain at 5 different u. s. installations. these numbers are a snapshot in time and movement. personnel is very fluid. we do not expect these passenger totals to match the total number of evacuees from afghanistan, nor will they match the total afghans arriving to the united states.

including 3 children. but late on sunday, there were more media reports coming out of the u. s. and elsewhere, identifying that it was actually 9 members of one family, including 6 children that were killed al jazeera, still working to independently verify that information. nevertheless, though, sent. com responding and saying they're aware of it, they're continue to investigate well years president joe biden has taken part in a ceremony to receive the bodies of 14 service personnel killed and couple they were among the victims who died in a suicide bombing at the airport on thursday, rob reynolds reports a day of sorrow and promises of vengeance. president joe biden and 1st lady jill biden, attended a solemn transfer ceremony for the 13 u. s. service members killed in thursday, suicide bombing at cobble airport. there remains arrived home in flag draped cases and an air force base in delaware. 5 of the dead were 20 years old, just babies when us troops began fighting in afghanistan after the september 11th attacks. their lives lost in the final chaotic chapter of america. the lo

u. s government and others, including the united nations.people were growing frustrated with the slow pace of the arrival of the aid more than 2100 people were killed. thousands of homes were destroyed in the 7.2 earthquake that happened last saturday and the need for food and medical aid was made worse by the rain from the tropical storm. we brought in a lot of medical relief supplies, the infrastructure we need to operate in this kind of environment where there's little electricity, so we came fully prepared self contained, according to haiti's civil protection agency, along with the more than 2100 dead, more than 12,000 people were injured in the earthquake and dozens are still missing. tropical storm fred brought massive flooding to parts of north carolina, leaving death and destruction in its wake. recovery efforts are now underway as crews search for those who are still missing. fox news steve harrigan shows us some of the damage left behind by that powerful storm. we're standing strong. but we're needing support. officials in north ca

ok, in retaliation to thursdays bombing, at least $175.00 people died including 13 u. s. service personnel. gabriel alexander reports from washington. d. c. friday's drone strike big killed 2 i. so k members and wounded another was the 1st retaliatory strike against the group. but according to president joe biden, it won't be the last. it's unclear if those killed had a direct role and thursdays airport attack the killed over $150.00 afghans and over a dozen us military personnel. the pentagon won't release the names of the eisen k members. they killed only thing they were planning future attacks. i am not going to talk about specific capabilities isis may have lost, and in the strike they lost a planner and they lost a facilitator and they've got one wanted and the fact that 2 of these individuals are no longer well longer walking on the face of the earth, that's a good thing. a good thing for the people who can stand. it's a good thing for our troops and our forces at that airfield and i think i'm just going to leave it there for the us. and the taliban are coordinating

witnessed earlier in the week on a suicide attack, a targeted port claiming at least 170 lives, including 13 u. s. troops. hundreds of.

it targeted the port claiming at least $170.00 lives, including 13 u. s. troops. hundreds of people were also left injured in the following 20 years of war and trillions of dollars spent on the veterans voice, their anger at how the situation in the country has been rivals so quickly. just given invading data found was already a failure. historically, no one has ever able to conquer up data will continue to make the same big mistake and we're just being used for the will of the m i. c. and i good afternoon. thanks for joining us for the weekly hit on our t international. we'll begin with news of an explosion that's been reported in carbo, but just 3 days after a suicide bombing occurred at the cities, airport. 2 people, including a child of reportedly died in strike on a residential building with 3 other people injured releases, news agencies, citing to unnamed pentagon officials a saying that this was a us right. and strike sco lie to the afghan capital correspondent on the ground that rod garcia is keeping across events. what's the latest information no

statement saying the ruling was unjust, and lacked transparency. representatives from 25 countries, including the u. s. u. k, and japan appeared at the canadian embassy in beijing and supporters babel. the chinese court sent my 11 years in prison and audited people cation, but it's unclear when that would happen. canadian officials say it's more likely after the jail tend to search, but some say it could be an option used as a bargaining chip with kennedy. it all hangs on what happens to miss mung and tube or perhaps later if she is extradited in washington. the verdict follows the upholding of the death sentence of another canadian, vic schellenberg. on tuesday, he was jailed in china and 2014 for drug smuggling. it's unclear when the court will give its decision on michael coverage, michael spafford has 10 days to appeal his sentence. but in the country, when 99 percent of criminal cases are found guilty, the chances of or returning the rulings are unlikely. katrina, you out a 0 baking wildfires, a burning across northern now jury where at least 65 people have been killed. the prime minister said 28

coming to the united states hold what's called a special immigrant visa or s i v holders include those who served alongside u. s forces as translators drivers even intelligence sources over the past 20 years. we're seeing applications take up to two years, if not longer. so the administration really needs to accelerate the processing of these applications as of today s ivy holders are being placed at four military installations across the country the dulles expo center in northern virginia is another place to hold families temporarily as they get back on their feet governors from both sides of the aisle are welcoming the evacuates i think that's within the character of america and the history of our nation that we don't leave allies those that have supported us so closely behind. when family members finally leave these processing centers. where will they go? how will they begin their lives we don't know the answers to these questions yet but several nonprofits say they are willing to help out in washington david spun fox news san francisco public school students may notice new equipment in their classrooms s

and that includes the u. s. president is commander in chief of the u. s . military, so as you pointed out, the situation room is where he is getting those classified briefings that earlier in the day. we know he was joined by defense secretary lloyd austin, the secretary of state as a blanket, as well as the chair of the joint chiefs of staff millie, and general milly and others as well in coordination with the commanders on the ground. so this is the setting where the president will continue to get his updates, and we are still waiting for some clarification about when the us president may potentially speak to the press or to the american public at large. now he had been scheduled to meet with the israeli prime minister to that natalie bennett was scheduled to discuss a number of agenda items with us president. afghanistan was to be one of those topics. but these really media bridgeport has mostly left the white house campus now, given the fact that that meeting was delayed and i would be highly surprised if it was held today, may be pushed off until t