u. s service members right there. he also took time to highlight the courage and dedication of all the u. s service members who continue to do that physical screening process making sure that these individuals coming to the airport are safe they can get on their planes into part and that continues as we speak, whether it'll go all the way to august 31st. we'll have to wait and see. but as of right now, the process of evacuating individuals there at the airport continues still waiting to hear from president biden no word yet from the president about today's attacks. we'll have more news coming up after the break. mark t forecast out there on this thursday afternoon hey, mark! hi there. good afternoon yeah. quick update we're talking about warmer temperatures for today but the real heat that moves into the area friday and into the weekend but here is the plan for your thursday fog clearing out that we are expecting lots of sunshine temperatures that incredibly hot just yet, as you can see the overall temperature range ho

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, and hopefully the

u. s. service personnel killed in the attack heroes. he also vowed to make those responsible pay bite and said he has asked his military commanders to draw plans to strike back at the group. we will not be deterred by cherished will not let them stop our mission, we will continue the evacuation. i've also ordered my commander developed operational plans, a strike cases, k assets, leadership and facilities. we will respond with force of precision at our time, at the place we choose in a moment of our choosing. here's what you need to know. these isis tears will not win. we will rescue the americans. we will get our afghan allies and our mission will go on. while the taliban has condemned the attacks earlier, the group spokesman told al jazeera, the area in which the attack happened, falls under the responsibility of the foreign forces. there's this attack, but then there's also the situation around the airport. the gatherings of tens of thousands of people around to couple airports is a suitable loc

u. s. the airport bombing in kabul yesterday killed 13 u. s service members and at least 169 afghans the airlift of u. s citizens and afghan allies continues under heavy security as u. s intelligence believes more texts are likely there are more than 5000 u. s service members in harm's way saving as many people as they can. it's a noble mission. we have seen firsthand how dangerous that mission is, but isis will not deter us from accomplishing this mission more than 100,000 people have been evacuated thousands more still trying to get out. the u s. says it still expects to end the u s military presence in afghanistan next tuesday earlier this week we told you about an east bay man who was able to evacuate afghanistan and he told us that he was sad to leave behind so many family members. yesterday, he learned that a loved one was killed in that suicide bombing kate was amber lee joins us now live tonight after talking with that grieving man amber. heather the san leandro man tells me he's in constant contact with family members in afghanistan and that

u. s service members in afghanistan at least 18 more years. u s service members were wounded and at least 60 afghans were also killed this afternoon, president biden called the american troops who died heroes he also defended the decision to continue to pull u. s troops out of afghanistan. we will not be deterred by terrorist will not let them stop our mission. we will continue the evacuation i've also ordered my commanders develop operational plans to strike isis k assets leadership and facilities we will respond with force and precision at our time at the place we choose in the moment of our choosing a late yesterday the u. s warned americans to stay away from parts of the kabul airport due to a terror threat, officials say. more attacks are likely you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 32 attorneys who have been longtime critics of the oakland police department now say that the department has improved and they also say it may soon be time to end the federal oversight that's been going on there for almost 20 years our crime reporter henry lee

u. s. service members that were killed. it looks very, you know, he looked visibly emotional. he also look pretty tired. understandably, he's been in the situation room from what we've been told pretty much all day meeting with the, the heads of centcom meeting with his secretary of defense, who also put out a statement saying that the mission now more than ever, needs to be fulfilled. that it must continue as there are several 1000 americans estimated to still be on the ground or permanent residents that need to be evac out of the country. as far as the attack, rory, he said there is no evidence of collusion between the taliban and isis isis. k, isis, core, son. he said, the taliban. well, not good guys wants to keep the airport open. it's within the taliban interest to get american personnel and to get americans out of the country. and that there has been coordination between the united states, between the us military and taliban. he was also asked a question about reports having to do with us officials providing the names of american citizens and ask in citizens or permanen

u. s. s. service personnel off the time back, and we started to get reports just off the midnight local time. so it was at the, on the 31st here in afghanistan, the 31st of august that people started to get c internet chapter on social media. also emails the last craft had indeed taken off from the port. it was the leaving afghan space then where it started spread very quickly. and we started to see these as site scenes of jubilation from taliban fighters all across cobble firing off burst of gunfire. celebrate 3 guns into the air. it remains to be see now just what happens next with the taliban government. now it takes control forms and you government takes control initially. the airport itself, the chaotic scenes that we've been seeing that for the past 2 weeks. in theory, all of that is now over. it's now in the hands of the taliban, but it is pretty much it empty shell. it doesn't have any of the systems that makes an airport work, such as security, such that traffic control, all of that needs to

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 that area

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 on airport security. that cooperation did not extend to the dron

u. s. service members. it's only gonna make jo biden's job, even that much harder to sell this pull out of us troops from the capital to the american people that much harder. okay, thank you so much. gabrielle is on the reporting from washington d. c. so let's take a look at what more we know about the i still affiliate, known as i feel her son, which has claimed responsibility for the attack. the group was formed in 2014 by breakaway fighters or the pakistani taliban. well as fighters from of gotten a son who pledged allegiance to the late ices leader of a bucklin bucket that the put us on is a historic region which comprised parts of iran. i've gone on on pockets, done ice okay. has been responsible for some of the worst attacks. enough gun is done on pakistan in recent years, killing people at moscow, public squares, and even hospitals, including a rampage at a maternity ward in cobbled. they're also adversary's of the taliban with different teachings of strict slamming beliefs. iso has been highly criti

u. s. service members were among the dead along with $28.00 taliban. also known that 3 brits, including a child, were killed and other wanting more potentially distressing pitchers to show you here on the program on r t. a covered bodies of victims have been laid out now on the streets with grieving families identifying and collecting last love. we spoke to some of those affected so the belinda belinda dixon. i was i was in the sunday waiting for many, many people waiting on british people that doesn't work properly. and some one looks like 20 people other than the tool. again, plus one people like 60 people, the people have no like have no legs. no, that's cross live to cobble right now. where are these more guys? david joining us live from the going capital just off the 9 30 pm where you are very good evening to motor ada. can you give us an update on the situation in the capital also at the airport as well as any semblance of normality returned? well things have been very calm, relatively speaking here in capital over the course of today compared es

responsibility for today's two suicide bombings officials say 12 of the 13 service members who died at the kabul airport where u snd one was a navy medic. at least 18 more u. s service members are injured afghan authorities are saying at least 60 afghans were also killed today and more than 140 others were wounded president biden addressed the nation this afternoon and became emotional as he called the american troops who died heroes the president also defended the decision to continue pulling us forces out of afghanistan fox news madeline rivera is live in washington d. c tonight with more on the devastating situation unfolding in afghanistan.

u. s service members the loss of life on the way out of afghanistan hits hard. we're just a huge family and it's just even though we don't know these people it's just when i got out the alert on my phone my heart just sank and it was a sick to my stomach yeah, these moms have turned to each other a lot lately they have sons from 19 to 23 in the marines and army three stateside to overseas they're proud of their boys and no all of them want to serve and would go to afghanistan in an instant but it is hard when you have skin in the game. it's different. it's different and that's why we had a group like this darby johnson started the facebook group military mama's of marine sonoma county. when her sons enlisted in the marines and she had a steep learning curve figuring out life for military families now about 40 women connect in ways both practical and emotional they know other mothers are hurting tonight the moms know their kids they're the moms have watched the news and somebody's going to get the call. you know the knock on the door tonight the women are distres

u. s. service people, it is not known whether this is going to be the end of that process of retaliation . but we do know from the u. s. military that a single strike by an unmanned drone, killed what was described as an eyesore k planner involved in the attack on the airport. in the pentagon was vague about where this drone originated from. seems very unlikely that it would have come from us bases in the gulf states which are bit far for a drone. so raises the possibility that there, there may have been the origin of this, in pakistan, or perhaps from ships off shore flying over pakistani territory. but in any event, the u. s. military says this took place in non ga har province, which is on the border with pakistan and says that there were no civilian casualties. this comes as the u. s embassy, as warning americans in cobble, those who are remaining to stay away from the airport and to get out of the country as quickly as possible. which does seem to be a bit of a contradiction. but as rob mcbrid

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u. s service members the loss of life on the way out of afghanistan. it's hard we're just a huge family. and it's just even though we don't know these people it's just when i got out the alert on my phone. my heart just sank and it was a sick to my stomach oh yeah, these moms have turned to each other a lot lately they have sons from 19 to 23 in the marines and army three stateside to overseas they're proud of their boys and no all of them want to serve and would go to afghanistan in an instant but it is hard when you have skin in the game it's different. it's different, and that's why we had a group like this. darby johnson started the facebook group military mama's of marin sonoma county when her sons enlisted in the marines and she had a steep learning curve figuring out life for military families now about 40 women connect in ways both practical and emotional they know other mothers are hurting tonight. the moms know their kids they're the moms have watched the news and somebody's going to get the call. you know the knock on the door tonight the wo

u. s service members who were killed in the attack were based at camp pendleton. trevor remains in kabul processing evacuees at the airport family from milpitas says they are incredibly lucky that they were able to get out of afghanistan before the bombing last week, the family spent five days attempting to fly out of kabul gate views azenith smith. story. uh when we reach to the gate, there was 10,000 people still 10 months sure took these photos at kabul airport as he and his family along with thousands of others were trying to leave afghanistan during the taliban takeover. we never image that that it could be up and like that mansoor had arrived in the united states in june, 2017 on a special immigration visa, calling milpitas home in june. he his wife, his seven year old daughter and three years son left for afghanistan to visit monsters, mother who was seriously ill, his family tried to leave afghanistan mid august and was met with violence. my brother's wounded there. and they have been, hmm. attacked to my father and he is all the also one that somehow god

u. s service members who lost their lives over the last two decades. president speaking on the incredible toll it's taken on our country, certainly in dollars, but much more importantly, in the lives of american men and women, the president said words we haven't heard before from from an american president, saying, my fellow americans. war in afghanistan is now over. certainly the fallout continues going to stay on top of this story and bring you more, of course throughout the day at ktvu dot com and our ktvu news app and on our four o'clock newscast more right now on the calle door fire that continues to burn and threatened homes and businesses in the lake tahoe basin. the wind driven fire has now burned more than 191,000 square acres in eldorado and amador counties, and containment is at 16% 670 structures, including homes and businesses have all been destroyed. 30. 3000 more are threatened. now the flames are moving right now toward south lake tahoe, 22,000. people evacuated south lake tahoe yesterday. firefighters right now digging in for some stru

u. s service members were killed here 11 marines a navy sailor and an army still.s died. funerals have begun in kabul for some of the afghans killed in the blasts at the same time, the injured have been pouring into kabul's hospital along with the family members hoping to find their loved ones there today some gates at the kabul airport are closed and there are tighter restrictions at taliban checkpoints. u. s officials say more than 100,000 people have now been evacuated so far about 5400 evacuees meantime are waiting for flights inside the airport foxes lauren blanchard with the concerns in washington tonight about meeting that upcoming august 31st deadline. my heart goes out our hearts go out to all those who we've lost more attacks are likely that was the message to president biden from his national security team

u. s. service personnel killed and couple on thursday. they were among a 175 people who died in a suicide bombing at the airport. hurricane ida has made land for along the u. s. gulf coast as a category for storm. hundreds of thousands, the people taking shelter. the storm is threatening new orleans 16 years to the day since it was devastated by hurricane katrina. meanwhile, hurricane nora has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves its way up mexico's pacific coast. torrential rains and heavy winds have caught flooding, operated trees, and damage roads and power lines. several palestinians have been injured during protests along the border separating the gaza strip from israel. israeli army find it demonstrated to setting small fires, inferring rocks and explosive devices at the fence. the rebels have attacks yelman's largest base in the south with drones and missiles. at least 30 soldiers were killed at l. a not military base, which is used by any government forces backed by saudi arabian, the u. e. k headlines return out of thei

u. s. service members are among those injured today in the blog. i believe they're also expected to increase. do we have a sense yet of a response to any of that from the pentagon? in no way, we will likely to get that in any briefing as i say, the fact that the injuries are being talked about by an unnamed us official. that is no official confirmation from the pentagon that any americans were injured. any americans were killed. it was clearly a what a for the us side during the planning of this operation, they felt that there were vulnerabilities there. they felt that while the taliban would work with them to try and make sure that all foreign troops, what out of the country by august the 31st there was this concern about i saw k, which is a spin off of essentially taliban and iso the to do not have a working relationship, they do not get on. and it was hope that the taliban would be able to monitor and keep a lead, essentially on ice or but given that they operate in such small cell groups very much the way that al qaeda used to operate. it was m

u. s. service area state this morning, essentially confirming that the u. s. embassy and cobble will no longer have personnel, essentially, there will be a small embassy within the airport. his words with that core group of diplomats who will work to continue processing visas for those afghans who aided american troops and are now trying to flee the country. he also said that the president focus remains foremost on the safety of getting out those american civilians and diplomats and pushing back on criticism coming also from members from us politics, including republicans have called this disaster that would preventable anthony blinking saying that the u. s. had accomplished its mission in afghanistan and its 20 year war in having prevented another 911, like a terrorist attack, stemming from afghanistan, and that it simply is no longer in the u. s. interest to remain in the country. he also did issue a stark warning to the taliban, saying that any interference and this evacuation effort with us personnel would be met with decisive and a decisive and swift re

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 as longest war fighting has pledged that the u. s. will hunt down, members of the group that claimed responsibility for the cobble airport attack. the president will stop at nothing to make isis k pay for the death of those americans service members at the cobble airport. he will ensure that we get the people responsible for this as they're killing to senior isis came members on friday, another u. s. drones strike destroyed a vehicle outside cobble airport. on sunday, the pentagon said the car was carrying ice ok, suicide bombers, preparing to target the final stages of the u. s. military evacuation. with tuesdays deadline approaching the u. s. and 97 other countries say the taliban has committed to keep providing safe passag

u. s. service member killed in combat in afghanistan. since february of 2020, you said a deadline, you pulled troops out. you sent troops back in and out. 12 marines are dead. you said the buck stops with you. do you bear any responsibility for the way the things have unfolded and the last 2 weeks, i bare responsibility for fundamentally, all this happened of late. but here's the deal. you know, i wish you one day say these things, you know, as well as i do, that the former president made a deal with italy boss. and he, we get all american forces out of afghanistan by may 1 in return the commitment was made. that was a year before he returned, he was given a commitment. it's a tale bonn would continue to attack others, but would not attack any american forces. remember that i'm being serious. now. damn asking you a question, be because before? no, no, no, wait a minute. i'm asking you a question. i said is that accurate diversity or not the way i think they have an issue that people are like to get hurt some as we've seen, gotten killed

u. s. president joe biden defended the decision to withdraw from the u. s. is longest war which has cost the lives of nearly $2500.00 americans service members. and more than 2 trillion us dollars, he also acknowledge there's been missteps. the cesar scene in afghanistan, the gut wrenching, particularly for our veterans, our diplomats humanitarian workers, for anyone who has spent time on the ground working to support the afghan people. the u. s. withdraw was time to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the attacks in september 11. the goal of dismantling al qaeda was successful. but removing from power the taliban gave them pe haven fruits. trickier. taliban would have waited and waited. another 20 years if we had stayed there even longer as a marine miles lagossi videotape these scenes of combat for the military as well as us troop involvement with afghan civilians. more than 47000 of whom were killed. in addition 266000 african military and police, after leaving the military lagossi, made a documentary with the footage, calling us objectives into question dark and you know, ominous and uncertain. as afghanistan's future is right now with

u. s. service members were among the dead along with 28 telephone numbers. ortiz more guys in kabul, and told us how the cities faring off the tragic events. the situation so far this morning is somewhat cob than it was yesterday, but we kept hearing as many as half a dozen explosion, and this is off the 2 terrace 4 blocks at the airport. some of them are explained by the taliban to the local population as, as control detonation carried out by american servicemen destroying their assets, equipment that they didn't want to leave behind and that they can evacuate. nevertheless, things that hasn't been the sort of shooting we had overnighted and the sirens that we heard yesterday. but from what we understand. and this has been confirmed to us by, by numerous sources that were such as and raids, carried out throughout the city over the course of tonight. and this this morning as well. those searches and grades are still ongoing, but tara threat at the airport is still high. you may have seen footage fr

u. s. service personnel leaving by our club before the deadline of tuesday, midnight tuesday. our time here in cobble mac, by joining me there live from cobb world. thank you. and our focus will soon turn to the un security council. we're members will meet soon to consider a draft resolution on safeguarding afghan civilians guaranteeing access for humanitarian aid. will kristin salumi is live from the united nations. i there, kristin. so this is a resolution that's being pushed by by the u. k. m, by france. but what's actually being decided here that's right in the united states has well, with the us withdrawal from afghanistan eminent these 3 major powers. wanted to have on the record, the passage the and call for the safe passage of not only foreign nationals who want to leave the country after the u. s. withdraws but also of any afghan civilians who want to come and go. they are very concerned about the security situation at the airport and on the ground in general. the resolution also calls for safe passage for humanitarian actors as well humanitarian aid and the preservat

u. s. service personnel called into trying to track that cobble airport heroes, and has vowed to make those responsible pay, but bite and insisted the evacuation of americans and afghans will continue to those who carried out this attack. as well as anyone who wishes america harm, no. this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay how defend our interest in our people would every measure might command all the roof. i saw k has claimed responsibility for the twin blasts, as many as 60 people, including 13 american military personnel had been killed. the taliban has condemned the attacks. how many chairs i international airport is where thousands of people have been gathering, desperately hoping to flee of atlanta on western countries have been using the airport to evacuate their citizens, troops and afghan allies in other news, peruse, new presidents is facing his toughest test yet less than a month after taking office with the razor election victory, patrick cast

u. s. service members. now, i believe the numbers don't up to 13 who are killed, quote unquote heroes saying they are the backbone of america who are engaged in a dangerous, selfless mission to save the lives of others. and that the mission will and must continue. now, more than ever, and he had this message for those responsible was to those who carried out just attack as well as anyone wishes america harm. no. this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay general kenneth mackenzie, the head of central command are cent. com said isis carried out the attack specifically isis k or isis correson. and will likely continue to try and launch more attacks, adding that others have already been forwarded by security forces and campbell, the general went on to say the attack and hold to suicide bombers detonating explosives outside the abbe date of the airport and nearby hotel the hotel followed by isis gunman, opening fire on civilians, men, women, and children, along with us tr

u. s. service members killed the suicide attack max soviet, a navy medic was one of them. he was only 2 years old when the us invaded afghanistan in 2001 friends and family back in his hometown of ohio are grieving his death. he was just a really good kid that everybody liked. everybody loves the family very well respected. the u. s. military pull out from afghanistan was measured in months and then weeks, and now it's down to days. and it could be the most unpredictable and dangerous phase of all with president biden's simultaneously warning americans that there could be more attacks against us troops in capital. while also more strikes against those, the u. s. says his responsible gabriel is dondo out as ita, washington. still ahead on al jazeera fireflies put on an epics display in central mexico. find out why they're on the thread. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways, an update coming up on that, some arranged in just one sec for the sub continents. but we begin in asia pacific still this pesky front over the yellow river valley. but

u. s. service members killed the suicide attack mac. soviet, a navy medic was one of them. he was only 2 years old when the us invaded afghanistan in 2001 friends and family back in his hometown of ohio are grieving his death. he was just a really good kid that everybody liked. everybody loves the family to very well respected. the u. s. military pull out from afghanistan was measured in months and then weeks. and now it's down to days. and it could be the most unpredictable and dangerous phase of all. with president biden's simultaneously warning americans that there could be more attacks against us troops in capital, while also more strikes against those. the u. s. says his responsible gabriel as hondo out as ita washington. and we got plenty more head on this news. i including the 10 thousands march through washington, d. c, against efforts by some states to make it harder for some to vote in sport. scary moments in qualify for the belgian grown for more details later in the news news. well, i feel ahead but 1st, hurricane ida is hours away from making land for on the u.

u. s. service members were among the dead along with $28.00 taliban and it's also known the 3 brits, including a child were killed and another warning now there are more potentially upsetting images from cobble where you can see covered. forty's of victims have been laid out in the street with grieving families, identifying and collecting, know, and the ones we spoke to those affected. yes, i'm sorry, so the belinda belinda dixon. i was i was in the sunday waiting for money. no money people on british people that doesn't work properly. and some last one looks like 20 people other than the tool. again, plus one people like 60 people that people have no like have no legs. he's more i guys give it a couple for us and told us how the cities fairing of the tragic events. the situation so far this morning is somewhat comma than it was yesterday, but we kept hearing as many as half a dozen explosion, and this is off of the to terrorist form blocks at the airport. some of them are explained by the trailer,

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 controlled 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 fancy wales is a me and joe ad. let me me. he's a research fellow at george washington university's program on extremism in chance . lee virginia come around bacardi, who's the director of analytical development at new lines institute for strategic policy and over in lama by joining us from maris the had be in the 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 said this that from 2016 there had been a number of counter terrorism operations against this group i

u. s. service members killed the suicide attack. max. sylvia back a navy medic was one of them. he was only 2 years old when the us invaded afghanistan in 2001 friends and family back in his hometown of ohio are grieving his death. he was just a really good kid that everybody liked. everybody loves the family very well respected. the u. s. military pull out from afghanistan was measured in months and then weeks. and now it's down to days. and it could be the most unpredictable and dangerous phase of all with president biden's simultaneously warning americans that there could be more attacks against us troops in capital. while also more strikes against those, the u. s. says his responsible gabriel is hondo al jazeera washington. the u. k has completed its evacuations and is bringing back his troops. this marks the end of the 20 years of british military presence in afghanistan, prime minister boris johnson, has laid out its conditions for the taliban, for any future engagements with western nations. we will engage with the taliban, not on the basis of what they say, but what they

u. s. service members. the extent of those injuries is unclear. now here at the white house, things are changing very quickly. i can tell you that the u. s. president joe biden has been brief on the explosion that has occurred to cobble airport. i can also tell you that he already met with his top national security advisers. and in some ways, unfortunately, this was not unexpected. in fact, we know that the u. s. state department, as well as other american officials, had been cautioning americans, we know there are at least 1500 that are still awaiting evacuation. they were told not to go to the airport because of concerns of what has now transpired. and that is some sort of explosion. what we are told is that this is potentially a suicide bomber that is behind that nation. now, given the fact that there was a warning in advance, it's not clear how many americans in addition to the service member, may potentially be affected by this. but again, this now begs the question about what is next. now the years president, up until today, had been very fir

u. s. service members died and what's become known as the longest war. now many are asking what it was all for. kristen salumi reports from new york. the taliban. quick takeover of the afghan government came as little surprise to many who served there in the us military. but the incredible scenes of people storming the airport prompt and strong reactions, horror, shame, terror fear, mat zeller remains close to afghans. he worked with as a combat adviser to the afghan army, and continues to fear for their safety. this is the arctic exit that they feared, and that so many of us tried to warn about, and just no one listened. it fell on deaf ears in the by the ministration, and they now own the asco. they were warned and warned, and warned. and they just did not pay attention. they didn't care at the white house on monday us president joe biden defended the decision to withdraw from the u . s. is longest war which has cost the lives of nearly $2500.00 americans service members. and more than 2 trillion us dollars, he also acknowledge there's been missteps. t

u. s. service personnel, their bodies were brought back home on sunday, rob reynolds ripples a day of sorrow and promises of vengeance. president joe biden and 1st lady jill biden, attended a solemn transfer ceremony. for 13 us service members killed in thursday, suicide bombing at cobble airport. there remains arrived home in flag draped cases and an air force base and 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's longest war. whiten has pledged that the u. s. will hunt down members of the group that claimed responsibility for the cobble airport attack. the president will stop at nothing to make isis k pay for the death of those americans service members at the cobble airport. he will ensure that we get the people responsible for this, that they're killing to senior isolate k members on friday, another u. s. drones strike destroyed a vehicle outside cob

u. s. service personnel are killed or injured. that will certainly make this even more difficult here in the final days. thank you very much. gabriel, arizona in washington. well, as those evacuation efforts continue, hundreds of afghans still inside the country marched outside the bank and campbell with long lines forming cash machines. their protest is outside new combo bank. included many government employees demanding their salaries. they say they haven't been paid for at least 3 to 6 months. ags reopen 3 days ago, but many people were unable to access them money, even when functioning a gm's of limited cash withdrawals to about $200.00 every 24 hours. while brian has the latest now from the afghan capital a cobble international airport, it's a real sense that we're now getting into the end game of this very long and often chaotic and traumatic evacuation process. the sure side of that has come with the taliban now taking over some of the guarding duties from the us military, they reduce that perimeter in preparation for their

u. s. service members killed mr. side. attack max soviet, a navy medic was one of them. he was only 2 years old when the us invaded afghanistan in 2001 friends and family back in his hometown of ohio are grieving his death. he was just a really good kid that everybody liked. everybody loves the family. to very well respected the u. s. military pull out from afghanistan was measured in months and then weeks. and now it's down to days. and it could be the most unpredictable and dangerous phase of all with president biden's simultaneously warning americans that there could be more attacks against us troops in capital. while also more strikes against those, the u. s. says his responsible gabriel is dondo out as ita washington. meanwhile, the taliban says carbon airport will be under its control very soon. as it boasted security. following thursday, the attack the sound of gunfire rang out near the international airport. earlier we say the taliban was firing to disperse people, trying to get on the evacuation flights. crowds outside the airport have reportedly thin off that i

u. s. service members in harm's way, saving as many people as they can. it's a noble mission. we have seen 1st hand how dangerous that mission is, but isis will not deter us from accomplishing this mission. we appreciate your thoughts and prayers for all of our service members who are carrying on this mission today. above all, we remain focused on evacuating american citizens and other personnel designated by the department to state safeguarding the lives of those whom we are providing assistance in keeping american troops safe. thank you. just have one of the thing to add and it's a good segue for me with the general ended with today. the department of defense can announce that it is authorized marine corps base quantico, virginia for picket virginia. and holman air force base new mexico to provide additional support to the us mission to evacuate afghans, special immigrant visa applicants, their families, and other at risk individuals. these installations joined fort lee, fort mccoy, for bliss and joint base, mcguire dixon, providing the support the defense department will co