u. s. lee on fresco is joining us once again. he's an immigration attorney. we've got you back. thank you so much for sticking around for us. you were telling me about why you think there's been a sharp uptake in migrants trying to cross into the us. please continue your thoughts, right? we right, so we have what's called which factors and full 5 there's and each of those are record high on the poach factors. we have conditions in haiti in cuba, in colombia, embedded away in burnsville, and in many other countries in the western hemisphere that are the worst they've ever been and are liberating central america as well. that are literally pushing people out. 4 of their countries because they have no, no oppertunity this, they are irate cetera, political instability at the pool 5 years, we have both a large labor shortage in the united states. whereby there are a lot of divisions at the lower end of the economic scale. so people come here and they can find jobs and also by net ministration as being more generate than the profit ministration with regard to on the current. and so fr

u. s. u. k. and all those back, israel's assertion that iran was responsible. but if lee is denied being involved, june is he, is it not? a party has signaled a major shift in its view on the countries political crisis leader, russia canoe. she initially led opposition to president k sides freezing of parliament last month. but a statement from his policy on wednesday labeled the intervention as an opportunity to reform while so i, it is expected to announce a new premier soon. there's been no time frame on getting to that point. we could have had a different alternative to the decisions the president made. he dealt with the situation badly, this time as an opportunity to unify ourselves. and you decide that you knew the people behind us and open dialogue with everybody starting with the president since he is the elected president and has the legitimacy ah fine now for the license from the olympics, his foreign raina spun japan when the 1st several limpid gold metal and karate, 39 year old sandra sanchez bidding her japanese rival and the solo kept her discipline there. a

oakland congresswoman barbara lee tells ktvu the u. s needs to take action to help women and girls in afghanistan who have been left behind now to live under a brutal regime, and that's what i'm focused on right now is making sure that women and girls safely evacuated that they get out of the country. those especially those who. have been helping the united states and there are many women who have been part of this process. long term. we've got to figure out that the taliban is a brutal, brutal, uh. you know, group of terrorists and here they're running the country, so we're going to have to determine how we're going to work internationally to provide for, uh, women security, first of all, but also the continuation of the progress they've made in terms of women's education in terms of the empowerment of women. congresswoman lee says other countries have to band together with the us to put pressure on afghanistan and insist on better treatment for afghan women and girls, senator dianne feinstein responded on twitter, saying, quote the ext

u. s. itself pushing its own assertions . meanwhile astray, lee, a state of new south wales has set a new hi daily cove. at 19 cases and thailand's death toll from the virus has crossed 10000. the vast majority of that coming just in the last 4 months. and that sad comes as vietnam received some vaccine help from the u. s. and taiwan has started using its own job for the virus. scott jaila takes a look at the region from bangkok. more than half of australia is 25000000 people are in lockdown. hospitals in its largest city sydney, are under severe pressure as its home state of new south wales set. a new daily covered 1900 infection record of 900. and 19 this after 2 months of lockdown, health officials emphasizing that, the way to counter the search is through vaccination. the solution easy now had and i urge everyone in those local government areas who have access to that vaccine to feel those appointment vacancies and get a vaccine. if we get those high levels, the modeling shows, we will change the, our, affective. and we will see a decline in cases neighboring state. queensland has pau

u. s. is being allowed to appeal against the decision not to expedite. ricky lee founded julian a sorry, i'm not sure which is broadcast. some of his supporters with what's going on during the fall. 2015 on purchase justice has just been thrown out the window, the u. s government is using the u. k. tax payers money for these aberrations of justice cases. the whole thing is going to be, you can't depend on the fresh edition you, anybody, li, 3 in the mainstream major in the you are on notice. if they get behind these, they're going to be next. on january, the 4th, the british judge had ruled someone couldn't be expedited to america. why can concerns about his mental health and the risk of suicide in the us prison record remain in a british high security prison. he's considered a flight risk and has spent the last decade either in a prison or the ecuadorian embassy in london. what a decision on a soldier's native hearing isn't expected until the open one outside the high court county supporters were protesting against his extradition, including former opposition leader, jeremy corbin, german u

u. s. is being allowed to appeal against the decision not to expedite. ricky lee founded julian, it's ours. and i can, which is broadcast some of his supporters with what's going on during the phone. with them all purchased justice has just been thrown out the window, the u. s. government is using the u. k. tax payers money for these aberrations of justice cases. the whole thing is going to be, can't depend on the crash. and on this issue. anybody, li, 3 in the mainstream major in the u. r. o. notice if they get behind these, they're going to be next. on january, the 4th, the british judge should rule, the phones couldn't be expedited to america. fighting concerns about his mental health and the risk of suicide. any us prisoner call remained in a british high security presence. he's considered a flight risk and has spent the last decade either in a prison or the ecuadorian embassy in london. when a decision on the phone, his latest hearing is expected. and so we often fall outside the high court to supporters were protesting against his extradition, including former opposition leader, jerem

lee back again. it's donna seen front to cling onto a u. s. military aircraft, before it takes off, off taking charge of the country. taliban leaders insist people have nothing to fear. in other news, mackenzie, the prime minister, attended with resignation to the king, but he will continue to run the country for now. and more bodies pulled from the rubble off to the powerful earthquake in haiti. at least 1300 people being killed. i'm trying to get all the sports also to begin life without leaving a message with a full to win in that opening lager, much against me, dangerous and desperate scenes are unfolding this our complex fort where huge numbers of people are trying to leave after the taliban. took over the country video from the airport shows crowds running alongside a tank, seeing us military aircraft, some even cleaning to the sides of the aeroplane. all commercial flights have been canceled. us horses who are in charge of the airport 5 shots up into the air to stop people trying to board military aircraft. people have also been seen t

she's meeting president holly, my prime minister, lee, she and known type the trip or east concerns of a cycle. we can u. s. commitment to the region following its pull out from afghanistan. the u. s. special representative and north korea is missing his south korean counterparts in an effort to resume dialogue on the peninsula. sim came is also expected to meet russia's deputy foreign minister who's also in so the meetings come as tensions are . hi, north korea is criticizing sole and washington for joint military exercises calling them an invasion rehearsal time on president tie in. when has with the her 1st dose of a locally developed cove at 900 job, as a nationwide role, lot gets on the way and fall is disputed claimed by the opposition that the approval of the marriage and vaccine was rushed. taiwan has pushed to develop the local vaccine off to a global shortage. 40 percent of taiwan population has received at least one days a foreign may job. indonesia single day tale of new covered 19 infections has fallen to its lowest level in more than 2 months. the country had just more than 12400 new cases on

u. s. is criticized for deporting migrants with no right to seek asylum. and 4 years after sierra lee owns was much slides disaster. experts say it's just a matter of time before there's another one and in sport, things got off to a good stop. so this to 1000000 tennis plans find out where it all went wrong. action from the canadian opens, coming up a hello there. those hot and dry conditions are expected to continue across much of the middle east and levant. as we go into sunday. temperatures across an event are where we expect them to be. they have come down slightly across iraq. iran and q weight with temperatures was touching up to the high forty's. now it is looking rather quiet, but we do have a small wind that could blow down from iraq. and that's going to pick up some dust across q weights katasha and into saudi arabia. so there'll be plenty of hazy sunshine around. we've got a strong to suddenly when that's bringing temperatures down across coastal areas of oman and yemen. and we're seeing if you showers across those western mountains of yemen, edging up into saudi arabia. th

u. s officials fear unless something drastically changes the government could collapse totally within a month in washington, caroline shave lees. the executive director of the afghan coalition, based in the east bay tells us the taliban's quick takeover is in large part because the people do not want conflict anymore. they don't want to water anymore. the afghan people want peace. they really tired for the last four years. you know they are. um there is a fighting there is a killing. they lost all their family members. you know, they really tired of fighting, rona popal says the afghan community in the bay area is in shock and disbelief to see how much the taliban has taken over in such a short time, she says, in order to get the country back, the people need help from the international community. still to come tonight. it's been 15 years since a young man was shot and killed while on his way to work in san francisco. perpetrators or if you're out there, think about what you've done to families like myself. come forth, after the break the desperate plea for justice from that victim's mother, well, the country's first gay amba

u. s. military installations here in the united states. right now. we are looking, we're working with 4 of them. fort lee for mccoy, for bliss, and joint based mcguire dix, lake hurst in new jersey. those are the 4 that are operating now and are beginning to see a flow of, of s i. v. applicants. it is very well possible that we could need to use additional u. s. military installations here stateside. and as we make those decisions, as we are able to announce them, we certainly will. but we want to make sure that just like we want to make sure and cobble that airlift wasn't limiting factor, we want to make sure that when we get these individuals see united states that temporary, safe, secure, and an accessible temporary lodging is not, is not the limiting factor due to their ability to get on with their new lives and to finish the process. i'm sure you had like 3 other ones that the americans general one point told us 2500. i'd gotten out. what is your assessment now? is the number that the, the, that have gotten out of afghanistan and do you think you can get all of them out? i think actually the 2nd par

u. s is long overdue and withdrawing its forces. others question the trustworthiness of the taliban and what may become of afghanistan and its people. randi leeer first responder and president and co founder of the code nine project. that group works with the military community law enforcement agencies and first responders to help prevent post traumatic stress as well as suicide. thank you so much brandon lee for being here. how. my veterans of afghanistan be feeling right now. thanks for having me again. heather is the pleasure i can't begin to imagine or even assume what our military servicemen and women both active duty and veterans are feeling right now, um, they're just like every other subject matter. we have all kinds of different political perspectives and viewpoints and experiences within serve it. and our perspective from the code nine project is that regardless of what those thoughts and ideas of the withdrawal of troops we have 20 years of service 20 years and in some families, multigenerational service that is now changed and rallying around our veterans and active duty servicemen. women is a civic duty from our place to provide

u. s. defense official has told the reuters news agency taliban fighters could take over the capital cobble within 90 days. the official spoken norman lee citing intelligence reports on tuesday. president joe biden said he did not regret his decision to withdraw troops. she had her tansy live for us in washington. hello, that she had, what's the latest from the bond and ministration, considering now we're at 10 provincial capitals. biden's holding firm. he has been asked repeatedly whether he regrets this decision, whether he'll back track on the messages constantly. no, the afghans have to fight for themselves. now we've spent a trillion dollars over 20 years and i've gotten this done. we've equipped with modern equipment, 300000 supposedly africa, nationals because we also know that much of many of these figures are very questionable. and when we will have to be africa and papers at the end of last year, which will lead to the washington post, that basically the u. s. has been lying to the world about progress and i've got to start. but anyway, that's the official line. is there are 300000 african troops who is out numbers the taliban

u. s. is longest running war. my kind of audience era washington onto other news and the vice chairman of samsung has been released from prison in south korea after being granted parole. j y lee was serving a 2 and a half year sentence for bribing. a friend of the former president over emergent deal unclear this search, whether he can return to work or not. but critic say this release, just reflect the culture of lenient. see the corporate office with us on skype. now from verizon, robert kelly, associate professor of international relations in the department of political science and diplomacy at tucson national university. good to see you, robert, is that a fair assessment of the situation that there is lenient c for corporate bosses in south korea? i think it is, this is something that's actually been debated a lot and career for several decades. the korean government has a habit of releasing corporate bosses who have been convicted of various crimes. some of that was actually being sort of like physical salt and some of the, some of this isn't just white color from like, like least conviction, but actual fault. and there's been a fair amount of criticism of that. and this

lee has his story this is video key. hamadan safi says he took as he was walking towards the u. s military plane at the kabul airport.e on board a military service woman through earplugs at him and the hundreds crammed inside the plane that was flying them out of afghanistan well, people were associate the crying the they lived the family behind they worry about what's going on in the country safi says. he immigrated to the us 10 years ago after serving in the afghan national army the bullets right here that he says a bullet is still lodged in his neck from an ambush that killed two of his brothers after his debilitating injury. he says he became a security chief working with the u. s military safi says he returned to afghanistan in july to care for his father who was ill it's my father he says his father also works with the u. s government now, saffi says he's concerned for his safety and other relatives who haven't been able to leave afghanistan my father's work shoulder by shoulder with us army, so why should lose my father? for what a bomb has severely damaged his father's offices? saffy tells me this is video he

u. s. installations is approximately 21000 and growing. we're steadily working to increase the capacity to 50000 by september 15th. right now we are hosting approximately $8000.00 and afghan applicants at fort mccoy. fort bliss, fort lee and joint base mcguire dix, blank lake erst, a dedicated team of military, civilian and contract personnel are working closely with numerous agencies, both government and non government, to ensure further requirements and additional capabilities are available. we will keep you updated on this. on this effort. south. com continues to conduct humanitarian relief operations in haiti and north come while simultaneously executing evacuation flights as postured to support fema as the lead federal agency and preparing for tropical storm ida. lastly, i want to share that department of defense will shortly announce the names of the cert, 13 service members who were killed in service to their country. we agree with the gold star families, friends and loved ones of our fallen. they will be remembered and revered among americans who have served in afghanistan in operations. freedom sent no enduring freedom from ok and or have anything to add. so we'll go read the questions. thank you, john. coupl

u. s have received at least one shot of the covid vaccine. president biden had hoped to reach that goal by july. 4th as our political reporter greg lee tells us even though cases are increasing, so our vaccinations. while we desperately want to be done with this pandemic, covid-19 is clearly not done with us as coronavirus cases surge across the country. the white house covid-19 response team continue to point to the efficacy of vaccines even against the delta variant. more cases seem to be driving more shots and arms, especially in southern states hardest hit by new infections. in the last seven days alone, three million americans have gotten their first shot. that's the highest seven day total since july, 4th. and just today we hit 70% of adults with at least one shot. that's a gold president biden hope to hit back on july 4th. the team reiterated biden's new vaccination rules for federal workers and contractors and applauded local governments and members of the private sector. doing the same. the cdc's recommendations have led to several states and counties reinstating masking recommendations and mandates in public indoor settings, regardl

lee ktvu, fox two news. well, united airlines is now requiring all of its employees to be vaccinated for covid-19 united as the first u. s airline to require vaccinations among its workforce their lines 67,000 employees at sfo and its other hubs will have until november 1st to get the vaccine, the company's ceo told employees in a letter. today. everyone is safer when everyone is vaccinated. it. well, the dixie fire now the largest single wildfire in california history, and it's still growing tonight, coming up a live update from cal fire about the challenges they face and getting it under control and firefighters making progress and the river fire burning in colfax, but still dozens of homes have been destroyed. we catch up with evacuated families next later in sports giants outfielder flashes the leather in one of the best catches of the season. sports director market bodies will have how the brewers were able to get the last laugh. and the state unemployment department still dealing with a backlog and millions of calls every week after the break we hear from one man who says waiting for his benefits has forced him int

u. s finally hit the milestone that president biden set for the fourth of july. 70% of adults now have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine. our political reporter greg leerom the newsroom with more on the progress the country is making in terms of vaccines, greg yeah, looks good evening, the cdc reports a 44% increase in cases from last week. but in a sign of progress, there has been about a 70% increase over the last few weeks in the average number of new people getting vaccinated. while we desperately want to be done with this pandemic, covid-19 is clearly not done with us. as coronavirus cases surge across the country. the white house covid-19 response team continue to point to the efficacy of vaccines even against the delta variant. more cases seem to be driving more shots and arms, especially in southern states hardest hit by new infections. in the last seven days alone, three million americans have gotten their first shot. that's the highest seven day total since july, 4th. and just today we hit 70% of adults with at least one shot. that's a gold president biden hope to hit back on july 4th. the team reiterated biden's new vaccination rules for fe