u. s service members were killed during the evacuation. cnn national security reporter natasha bertrand joins us now from the pentagon. natasha what are you learning? so we're getting a lot of information here from u. s officials who say that this report essentially is going to lay out everything that the us has learned about specifically that withdrawal from afghanistan back in 2021. what we are learning is really that the administration feels that it conducted a good evacuation. all things considered the fact that they were able to get over 100,000 people out of the country. as it collapses the taliban took over they feel is a success, and they are emphasizing here that they still believe that the administration was severely constrained by the decisions that were made by the trump administration, namely that deal that former president trump made with the taliban that required all u. s troops to be out of the country by may of 2021. so the administration saying that they are working that they were working, essentially with the conditions t

u. s. service members in august 2021, but chose not to act on the information. the suicide bombing took place on the outskirts of the earth in those thousands plumber to get in. during the u. s. withdraw from the country, at least 185 people were killed, including 13 members of the us military's for more than 150 others were wounded. islamic states claimed responsibility for the attack and retaliation. the u. s. wants to drone strike. let's truck a vehicle carrying african aid workers, killing 10 civilians, 70 religion. the ah. well hours before the other tech us diplomats and couple had warned american citizens to stay away from the area due to what they call security threats. the revelation of the pentagon knew the identity of the bomber came to light during a fiery session of congress's house oversight committee, which is investigating the chaotic us plot. where identified the bomb or our internal guys did their work. the bad and administration were not authorized to shoot in, nor the a rush of the bomber that killed the start date. americans and ordered 70 of

u. s. service man in civic bay, which was the old r u. s. naval base. and so they said that they do not want a repeat of these cases, but also they're concerned that the philippines will give the u. s. military more access to its b says all around the country for additional b says kid access to these b says given to the u. s. military. now, 3 of these bases are in the north, close to taiwan and they say that they do not want the philippines getting dragged into a conflict that the philippines has got nothing to do with. so a lot of concerns here, but the survey after survey has shown that filipinos b were americans over the chinese. and a survey. january also showed that filipinos overwhelmingly support a hosting of security ties between the philippines and the us. so hail i for me, for the up there, probably like the 4th in manila, the pentagon officials say the leak of classified us defense documents is a very serious risk of national security. the documents have appeared on several websites in recent weeks, and they cover a wide range of topics of in

u. s. service members in august 2021 but chose not to act on the information that revelation came to life during a fiery session of congress is host oversight committee into the chaotic us withdrawal from us chemist them weird. i den a fide the mom or i adel guys did their work. the bod administration was not authorized to shoot in, nor the a rush of the bomber that killed these dark jane. americans and ordered 70 of our afghan collage. wounded a maimed many, many others. y y y well the hearings on. busy capitol hill brought us back to the debacle surrounding the u. s. military's whole out of afghanistan, and there was that horrendous bombing that killed 13 us service members. and a 170 afghans were gathered at the airport, trying to flee in mid the pull out. now, what is important to note is the testimony pretty clearly established that 4 days prior to the bombing, the united states became aware of an i e d bomb task that was being conducted when was anticipating some kind of terrorist attack and

u. s. military's whole out of afghanistan, and there was that horrendous bombing that killed 13 u. s. service members and a $170.00 afghans were gathered at the airport, trying to flee in mid the pullout. now, what is important to note is the testimony pretty clearly established that 4 days prior to the bombing, the united states became aware of an i d bomb task that was being conducted when was anticipating some kind of terrorist attack and that among the crowd, it was picked out who the bomber was and they were waiting for the order to either shoot or arrest the potential bomber. here's some testimony we heard from a u. s. marine over the communication network. we passed that there was a potential threat and an idea attack eminent. this was a series that could get request engagement authority, while my team leader was ready on the m 110, some automatic cyber system. the response leadership did not have the engagement authority for us. do not engage. now the man you just heard testifying, they're a us marine sergeant. i was told to go among the crowd and find a translator. and while he was i

u. s service members ended up being killed from a bombing attack. and then there were also stories of the chaotic evacuation and some afghan allies who had help the u. s military throughout the war, not being able to get out quickly or at all. so this is something that we did expect the administration to release sometime in early or mid april. so it's not a surprise but again a really significant moment because they could shed some significant light on what went wrong and why things didn't go as planned. because obviously this ended up being a big stain for president. biden has something that he oversaw as commander in chief, abby. and something that republicans on capitol hill are keenly interested in as they investigate the vitamin installation. mj lee thank you very much for all of that. and still ahead for us a horrific new report into the archdiocese of baltimore. at least 600 kids abused over the course of more than 60 years. the attorney general of maryland joins us live next. welcome to o the next levevel. this is the lexus nx wh intuitive e

u. s service members. here's what he said. where we came down on was not calling for an evacuation sooner because we didn't want the ghani government to collapse and we had every assurance made by president ghani and he wasn't going anywhere now. john kirby also placing a lot of blame on the afghan national army, saying that they just did not have a will to fight. but of course, a lot of questions still about the administration's accountability and what steps are going to be taken in the future. to prevent something like this again, jake. all right, natasha bertrand at the pentagon for us, thank you so much. joining us now to discuss this and more. u. s navy admiral william mcraven, who retired from the military in 2014, he has a brand new book out this week. it's titled the wisdom of the bullfrog leadership made simple but not easy. a bullfrog for those who don't know is the longest serving navy seal on active duty. this would be i guess he's already you've already had two new york times bestsellers, so potentially, this is g

u. s. service. been a few years ago. kerry wanted me though, in minute of that. thank you very much for that. now major rescue operation is away in the mediterranean sea with the italian coast guards assisting to migrant boats with 1200 people on board. international organisation for migration says the central mediterranean has now become the most dangerous journey in the world. despite the dangers, it's the most commonly used for migrants and refugees and having to reach europe. so our higher reports on the latest rescue operation. another boat, another rescue mission on the mediterranean sea. this time, 400 people on board, including women and children, stranded between greece and malta, reportedly abandoned by their captain. oh, i think it is leaking. i m a n with a job not over yet. as the italian coast guards attempt another rescue, 800 people on board, another boat off the coast of sicily, the german migrant rescue group. see what says 2 ships tried to help one of the boats, but were told by the maltese authorities to only provide fuel their martinos toy de

u. s military is now deploying additional capabilities nearby. that means u. s service members to be in place to secure the u. s. embassy to prepare for potential evacuation civilians desperately trying to flee as fighting between rival factions is now overwhelming hospitals. we are following these major developing stories and many more. all coming in right here to cnn news, central. we begin with the rocket launch turned fireworks show space x's historic starship exploded in mid air only minutes after takeoff. watch this. integrated power was icing on the cake. not often. you hear applause after an explosion like that witnesses near the failed launch, now saying they saw and felt would appear to be sand falling from the sky in the aftermath of the explosion. here it is. whatever it is spaceship confetti covering a car. cnn's add lavandera joins us now live from the launch site in texas, and now spacex is saying that they deliberately triggered the explosion. right we've thought that that has been a possibility all morning since we witnessed this rocket system explode o

u. s. secret services in the ukrainian soviet republic in the late 1940. it wasn't a major effort to try and sweat the ukraine off from the soviet union. and if they couldn't do that, they would create session dissension in distress between the ukraine and the mother of land that they would have a free opportunity to do whatever they wanted in the idea was to roll back the soviet union and, and pushing back into its confines and eliminate its influence anywhere else in the world. operation aerodynamic began shortly after world war 2 and lost it almost 3 decades. few people know, but among its key figures, the most notorious ukrainian nationalist leader was the end of the 2nd world war, the u. s. army counterintelligence corps began to have contacts with step funded by dara and make hello their bed and their organization that ukrainian nationalist army working against what was in the soviet union. the u. s. has recently declassified 250000 pages of documents detailing operation aerodynamic. among them was a curious financial report on items needed for colom

u. s. marshal service. they handle the great majority of international extradition. their estimates range wildly between $350.60 x traditions annually. here to the us, that's data coming from 2003 to 2016. what sort of political sensitivities might they mean here? and why can't the public know these numbers? well, because a lot of these people are charged under terrorism was we saw this after 911 fight hashmi. it would be a good example. he was us citizen, he was right after 911. there was a lot of efforts on the part of the government, the bush had ministration to shut down all organizations for holy land foundation. anyone who did any work on behalf of palestinians or fight for palestinian rights, obviously pushed by israel. and $911.00 became the excuse. i had osh me was a graduate student in london, i think of the london school of economics. his roommate had been on a cell phone wanting to send non military supplies and waterproof socks or something to help in the fight in afghanistan against us forces. and and i guess a 1.5 us, we use the phone, they use that as

u. s. to service does that. and as her song, the vast is being high priced because the cost of that service is going up, their ability to use resources to financed it on development goes down. and this is combined with inflation with high food prices and energy prices. and in a sense, they are paying a very high price, but a war in which they had nothing to do with it, which they're now being subject to pressure to try to take science. and one of your articles you mentioned that nelson mandela often said that it was the soviet support both moral and material and that how the south africans to you overthrow they apartheid regime. and i think the kremlin, at this point is trying to use a similar framing presenting the, the war in the ukraine as not just the, you know, a war between the 2 countries and certainly no other war for additional territory. but a conflict between the one country and the system that divides the global community ensure eternally privileged, the west and the eternally damn thought. they wrap

u. s secret service, the fbi you're going to see a whole host of federal agencies down here. the former president will spend the night at trump tower before arriving at the manhattan criminal courthouse tuesday morning. his legal team is reportedly considering asking the judge to move the case from manhattan to the more conservative leaning staten island due to concerns trump won't get a fair trial. trump's attorneys also say they expect to make a motion to dismiss the charges. we will take the indictment, we will dissect it, the team will look at every every um, potential issue that we will be able to challenge and we will challenge after tuesday's arrangement, mr . trump plans to deliver remarks in florida, though the judge could impose a gag order on the 2024 gop frontrunner to prevent him from discussing the case. if you were to gag him from being able to talk about this, guess what you're actually implicated. uh political speech, which is the core right? protected by the first amendment on tuesday, the entire courthouse will be cleared for a sweep, and no other business

u. s service members killed in a blast trucks outside the gates of kabul's airport.security spokesperson john kirby says as difficult as a withdrawal was still massive evacuations took place with planes full of americans and afghanistan's so i'm sorry. i just don't buy the whole argument of chaos for all this talk of chaos. i just didn't see it. not from my perch. it was tough in the first few hours, you would expect it to be the new 12 page report from the white house says former president donald trump did not adequately planned withdrawal that he had agreed on with the taliban. trump responded on his truth. social side riding. i watched this disaster on pole just like everyone else. biden is responsible. no one else. a russian diplomat calls us outrage over russia's arrest of wall street journal reporter quote hopeless and senseless. russia's deputy foreign minister met with the u. s. ambassador to russia to discuss evan gorski case. the wall street journal reporter was arrested last week on espionage charges, which could lead to a 20 year prison sentence. the news

u. s. secret services in the ukrainian soviet republic in the late 1948 wasn't 8, major african trying split the ukraine off from the soviet union. and they couldn't do that. they would create session dissension in distress between the ukraine and the mother of the land that they would have a free opportunity to do whatever they wanted. and the idea was to roll back to soviet union and pushing back into its confines and eliminated influence anywhere else. in the world operates of documents detailing operation, the aerodynamic. among them was a curious financial report on items needed for coloma death, squad, members who were to infiltrate the soviet union. it included trivial things such as the knapsack, costing $3.12. and a few soviet shaving kids, which cost $15.00 a truth, those dressed and soviet civilian clothes delivered explosives, machine guns, and ammunition to the underground members or deliveries were made by yeah. so the operation was dubbed aerodynamic with classified documents, michael supreme and learned that the brutal retaliatory operations carried out by associates of step

u. s. government security services and not for profit organizations. they're not strictly for profit companies. they are appendages and apparatuses of the state. and the democratic party that runs the state unilaterally. so what we're looking at is rising public consciousness of the to the extent to which the game is stacked, the deck is stacked in a certain way against certain players and in favor of others, against against anything that goes against the official narrative. whether that be on matters of domestic policy, elections, or international policy such as the conflict in ukraine, for example. anything that violates the official narrative is expunged. and everything that promotes it is promoted. thus wrapped phenomena is peter scott's and i'll be back again at the top of the hour with the latest news unused guides. him thanks for watching. ah, liberal in liberalism was again on display this past week with by the 2nd democracy . so the problem is most of the world doesn't divide countries into democracy's autocracies. in fact, much of the world v

u. s. secret services, meaning the cia which was behind the killing because we was going to make a political change of direction. that's almost his direct quote. there's so there's been a lot of speculation on this front, but right now we don't really know who we're the intellectual authors who are the real funders of this very large operation which had to cost millions of dollars. and the fact that the u. s. government is taking control of an investigation of a haitian president leads us to suspect that we could be looking at a situation very similar to the warren commission in the news. pesticides bond in the you of the health risks are being used on farm supplying global food giants, including nestle worldwide was, according to a recent report. pesticides, bandanna, you and linked to potential human health risks continue to be produced and exported by european chemical companies. our investigation identified the brazilian farms using the pesticides and the international food and drink companies. they supply among them are multi nationals like nestle coca cola and pepsi co. so according to

u. s. secret service that protects warmer president and the new york city police department. there was an arrangement made for donald trump to enter the building from a special back entrance. he was put into the causative young y v d. he was taken then before the court. he entered is not guilty plea. we understand . he lashed out at the judge, gave the judge a bit of a piece of his mind, expressing frustration with these charges he entered is not guilty plea, and then he did leave the building. now, donald trump appears, is headed to florida to his stated mar, largo he continues to maintain, this is nothing but a legal charade. and simply an effort to tarnish his reputation. the crowd just starting to clear out in the police are starting to clear out the barricades. they're still quite a crowd here. the police helicopters were flying above and it was a chance seen an army of police protected the building. and many, many people came out of the building. as soon as donald trump lab, they were prevented for leaving the building until the former president had laughed as well. so

u. s. was spying on its ally, south korea, and reports accusing the israeli intelligence agency, most sod of stoking recent anti government protest reports most saw denies. at the pentagon, u. s. officials say service members get security clearances based on their job duties. not on their age. a policy maintained across the us. government look again . we have procedures. we have protocols in place. we receive regular training on the proper, a handling of classified information. as i mentioned, we sign nondisclosure agreements, so those rules are very clear. and anyone who has a security clearance knows that anyone who violates those rules is doing so willfully. earlier on thursday, the u. s. president appeared to downplay the importance of the material leaked. i'm not concerned about the ladies and i'm concerned it happened. but there is nothing contemporaneous with good counselor that said by arresting to shera. the u. s. is making it clear, making classified information public is illegal. rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington. well, let's take a closer look at what's in the league documents. it contains details about as strikes and ukraine of the countries add defense vulnerabilities. there are de

u. s. secret services, meaning the cia which was behind the killing because we was going to make a political change of direction. that's almost his direct quote. there's so there's been a lot of speculation on this front, but right now we don't really know who were the intellectual authors, who were the real funders of this very large operation, which had to have cost millions of dollars. and the fact that the u. s. government is taking control of an investigation of a haitian president leads us to suspect that we could be looking at a situation very similar to the warren commission. canada's prime minister has found himself in hot water after claiming he did not force anyone to get cobit vaccinations. and therefore, while not forcing anyone to get vaccinated, i chose to make sure that all the incentives and all the protections were there to encourage canadians to get vaccinated. if you don't want to get vaccinated, that's your choice. but don't think you can get on a plane or a train besides vaccinated, people put them at rest. if you joined the protest, because you're tired of coven, you n

u. s. secret services, meaning the cia which was behind the killing because louise was going to make a political change of direction. that's almost his direct quote. there's so there's been a lot of speculation on this front, but right now we don't really know who were the intellectual authors who are the real funders of this very large operation which had to cost millions of dollars. and the fact that the u. s. government is taking control of an investigation of a haitian president leads us to suspect that we could be looking at a situation very similar to the warren commission. that's our, up on the, our, and coming up. what truly motivates nato is this strategic interest ideology or symbol hatred of russia. the discussion next on cross dog make love the the the .

u. s. documents service online. the pentagon is now is damage controlled, searching for the source of the leaks. and we take a look at the migration crisis inside africa. why the fate of thousands of zimbabwe yet, if suddenly in the hands of a south african john ah, i'm break off to our viewers watching on p b s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin this tuesday with the french president emanuel macro and trying to stay on message. the french president was heckled to day in the hague while delivering a key speech outlining his vision for the european union. now, micron is facing fear at home, criticism abroad made worse by controversial comments that he made over the reject . so would manuel malcolm digging his heels or back pedal. students in the hague, eagerly awaited the french president's key address, madams and monsieur. over the weekend, malcolm had given an interview that had drawn attention due to his remarks about taiwan. and the threat of conflict between the us and chi

u. s. secret services, meaning the c i a, which was behind the killing because louise was going to make a political change of direction. that's almost his direct quote there. so there's been a lot of speculation on this front, but right now we don't really know who were the intellectual authors, who are the real funders of this very large operation which had to cost millions of dollars. and the fact that the u. s. government is taking control of an investigation of a haitian president leads us to suspect that we could be looking at a situation very similar to the warren commission in the early 1960 s. when the us president john f kennedy was shot down by an assassin, which history has now more or less made it almost certain that it was the cia plot to take out. kennedy, and they held the award commission investigation of the matter and it was headed by the grand godfather allen dulles of the ca. so is that the same situation that the unraveling now with the prosecution of the killing of job? now more ways not happening in haiti happening instead in miami. we're waiting to see and we're

u. s. secret services, meaning the cia which was behind the killing because we was going to make a political change of direction. that's almost his direct quote. there's so there's been a lot of speculation on this front, but right now we don't really know who were the intellectual authors who are the real funders of this very large operation, which had to have cost millions of dollars. and the fact that the u. s. government is taking control of an investigation of a haitian president leads us to suspect that we could be looking at a situation very similar to the warren commission. and in russia, you are all raging. at least one person has died in a fire, which continues to rage through several local villages. firefighters are on the scene while people are being evacuated from affected areas. this voted from a local resident, shows the scale of the devastation in one of the villages, according to russia's ministry of emergency situations, over a 100 homes and buildings have already been destroyed. the cause of the fire remains unknown, but it's rapid which right is attributed to strong wind

u. s. secret services of any description apparently can't keep the secret secret. we had to vote 7 that came out of it. we can, leaks, we had the shattered broker trying to sell and i said fiber weapons online about 7 years ago. so this is one of. ready just another league, which i think it's interesting because even going back to this certainty from 2013 which is a decade ago now, that was taken as a read that they were authentic. whereas now what we're looking at all leaks which had been questioned, an authentication by the us administration saying why they must contend that way. you know, it's not what we're saying in public, or there might be sort of hacking or deep faith or something like that. so it muddy the waters in terms of people's perceptions of where this information might come from, how it might have been held and the impact is going to have. so i think they're all sorts of different issues in play here. it's not just about the old by not be able to keep best buy where secret. there's also the whole media manipulation gang on had to, which are fascina

u. s. forest service of violating a federal clean water act. they say the chemicals can pollute waterways , arming fish and other species coalition that includes the town of paradise where 85 people were killed in the 2018 campfire say that if you save retarding his blocked it would put lines in homes at risk before service has drops into waterways are rare in that fire retardant is a crucial tool to slowing the advance of a wildfire. special forces moving in to evacuate the american embassy in sudan. i'm trey angst in jerusalem. i've got the details coming up. and some scary moments at disneyland after a fire breathing dragon at one of the attractions catches fire. and the beautiful weekend out there temperatures back into the eighties but changes tomorrow of cool down we'll have that c it's started. it's... the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination—a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers