it will take time to work through a new set of challenges but we will stay on it. the former ambassador of afghanistan he returned to kabul to help lead evacuation efforts at the airport will spearhead the work to help americans, citizens of other nations, and afghans of high risk if any of them want to depart afghanistan. we are grateful for his commitment to this mission as well as the extraordinary officers serving by his side. we will stay focused on counterterrorism. taliban has committed to preventing terrorist groups to using afghanistan as a base for external operations, including al qaeda and isis-k. we will hold them accountable to that commitment. while we have expectations of the taliban, it does not mean we will rely on them, we will remain vigilant in monitoring threats ourselves and maintain counterterrorism in the region to neutralize threats as necessary, as we demonstrated in the past few days, and as we do around the world. let me speak to the engagement with the taliban. we engaged with the taliban to facilitate evacuations. going forward, any c

i actually will start to answer this but then i will call on chief smith. the san francisco department of public health also offers guidance for all programs for children and youth that are outside of school and this concludes child care, it includes after care, this includes many of the summer camps. many of the measures are the same. we require indoor masking. we require hand washing and improve ventilation system and please stay home when you are sick and encouraging vaccines as always. much of what we presented here tonight is to put the bull to all the after care program. >> we have three different types of after care program. we have early education program, we have our excel after school program and then we have school that have maybe private fee-based programs. all will follow the guidance and are required. most of the requirements are almost identical. we work very closely with either of the community agencies for the early ed program. those are your staff and for the other programs that have memorandum of understanding to have after school program

it will be unavoidable that there will be — it will be unavoidable that there will be civilian casualtiesthought those quite a powerful thing to say _ thought those quite a powerful thing to say. because i said this before, that is— to say. because i said this before, that is the — to say. because i said this before, that is the horrible reality of warfare _ that is the horrible reality of warfare in the situation afghanistan. civilians are going to die and _ afghanistan. civilians are going to die and notjust at afghanistan. civilians are going to die and not just at the afghanistan. civilians are going to die and notjust at the hands afghanistan. civilians are going to die and not just at the hands of the taliban— die and not just at the hands of the taliban and — die and not just at the hands of the taliban and isis k, there will be from _ taliban and isis k, there will be from the — taliban and isis k, there will be from the us and uk france. how and where the intelligences _ from the us and uk france. how and where the intelligences coming - where the intelligences coming number one

hochul: i expect i will. >> dear expect the person you will select will be the one from downstate? we are hearing a few names being tossed around. lt. gov. hochul: i love upstate. i love downstate. i love the whole state. there are so many qualified individuals, but there is a need for diversity and an inclusive ticket i'm going to name someone i believe the state will be familiar with and very proud of but the process is still in its early stages. >> c-span's washington journal, everyday we are taking calls live on the air, on the news of the day, and discussing policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, we will talk about the military and political situation in afghanistan with the quincy institute for responsible state graphs. then we will turn to andrew cuomo's regular nation -- resignation. also, in these times contributor on her recent article about gerrymandering and how activists in wisconsin are trying to change the voting process. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning and join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text mes

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will build up. we have the benefit of significantly losing pollution on the roads. look, this bill, i believe, will make the most important investment in public transit in american history. when i went to philadelphia not long ago for amtrak's 50th anniversary, i was proud to be able to say that the bill was in the works, and that it would be the most important investment in rail since the creation of amtrak itself. the bill will upgrade railroad tracks so people can get to work and their destinations faster , and it will build new lines to get more people to more places faster, reducing, i might add, pollution. and here is another critical part of the bill -- 90% of the jobs created don't require a college degree. you are tired of hearing me say that, i know, but this is a blue-collar blueprint to rebuild america. we are going to do all of this by keeping my commitment. we will not raise taxes by one cent on people making less than $400,000 a year. everyone from union to business leaders to economi

but i think it will be a mix of both. and as we get clarity, we will update you. reporter: will it follow the same criteria you outlined earlier, those who pass security clearance can come? mr. kirby: i defer to state department colleagues to talk about the siv process more specifically. our job be in locating and helping secure facilities and installations that can be used and as we did for the, you can expect -- as we did for fort lee, you can expect the defense department to lean in and support the relocation. reporter: the infantry battalion's help movement of diplomats from the mc to the airport, as well as moving them out of the country and if so, will that movement be done by convoy? or will it be done by helicopter? and let me add one more question. you say temporarily. but aren't they going to remain there in case further drawdowns are ordered? mr. kirby: let me take the first one first. these infantry battalions will be there to help facilitate this safe and orderly reduction. and i don't want to get into much technical -- too much -- i don't want to get

guest: this will be money that will be managed at the federal level. dedicated to state agencies who proceed with building and installing broadband internet connections. primarily in rural parts of the country such as montana, wyoming, and the dakotas. this is something that the federal government had on his radar for many years. private industry has primarily built their broadband infrastructure where there are states with population densities in order to have customers. states with less custom -- population density have -- companies have not built a robust infrastructure in those areas. the federal government is coming in. they have, over the years, slots provide -- sought to provide broadband connection. they want to bring it to the next level. to improve conductivity. the residents are able to rely on disconnection, to promote commerce and business. businesses can move to wyoming and operate with high broadband connectivity internet. host: you may have explained this already. say a state does get money, it is asked -- deployed to a certain rural ar

we will not forgive, we will not forget — we will not forgive, we will not forget.ll hunt you down and make _ forget. we will hunt you down and make you — forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. in other news: a new study finds that the risk of blood clots from catching covid is nearly nine times than from having the vaccine. scotland records the highest number of new covid cases in a 2k hour period since the start of the pandemic. a world record and a third gold medal for paralympics gb�*s kadeena cox — after a stunning ride in the velodrome. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the defence secretary has said that british forces have entered the final stages of flying people out of kabul. large crowds have again gathered at the airport despite yesterday's suicide bomb attack. 90 people were killed in the attack — including 13 us military personnel. most of the dead were afghan civilians. speaking to the american people — president biden had a message for the attackers saying, �*we will hunt you down, and make you pay.�* the uk says the kabul bombings wil

i will make some progress and then i will give way. many afghans have bravely sought to rebuild their country and they did so on a promise of democratic freedoms, the rule of law and liberty for the oppressed, including women and girls. they are our friends and that was our promise. they are now fearing for their lives. we do not turn our backs on friends at their time of need. we owe an obligation to the people of afghanistan. there should be a resettlement scheme for people to rebuild their lives here, with safe and legal routes. it must be a resettlement scheme that meets the scale of the enormous challenge, but what the government have announced this morning does not do that. it is vague and will support just 5,000 in the first year-a number without rationale. was that based on a risk assessment of those most at need, or was it plucked out of the air? the offer to others is in the long term, but for those desperately needing our help now, there is no long term, just day-to-day survival. >> does the right honorable and learned gentl

but it will come, itjust a solid partner. but it will come, it just won't a solid partner.ome, itjust won't come as soon as we would like. if we had done this withdrawal in a more intelligent manner. if withdrawal in a more intelligent manner. ., ., , ,, manner. if it damages the us, does it potentially _ manner. if it damages the us, does it potentially strengthen _ manner. if it damages the us, does it potentially strengthen others? i l it potentially strengthen others? i am thinking for example of the fact that the russian embassy has said we are staying in kabul. the fact that china might choose to deal with the taliban before washington does perhaps. taliban before washington does erha s. ., taliban before washington does --erhas. ., ~ ., ., ., , , perhaps. you know, again it seems like this is another— perhaps. you know, again it seems like this is another chapter - perhaps. you know, again it seems like this is another chapter in - perhaps. you know, again it seems like this is another chapter in the i like this is another chapter in the great game in that region tha

will be implemented on the ground.y warned that without international recognition and donations, the group might not be able to govern and pay salaries. imf spokesman jerry rice said in a statement that there is currently a lack of clarity within the international committee regarding recognition of an afghan government. as a consequence, it cannot access the special drawing rights or other imf resources. let's take a closer look at how the taliban support itself. the group is estimated to have an annual income of up to $1.6 billion. the u.n. says that includes external financial support, such as donations from wealthy individuals and charitable foundations. a well documented source of income for the taliban is the trade in opium and other drugs. but with the taliban controlling other country's major trade routes, the group makes more money from taxes on legal goods such as fuel, food, and other essentials, as they transit border crossings. the world bank estimates more than 75% of afghanistan's public spending is funde

that rates will go up and growth will go down.ink prices will go up again to the mid to high 70's before we have that regime change. >> you wrote a really important widely acclaimed document on china and coal. and you said at some point this ends, give us an update right now on what seems to be the global elephant in the room in commodities? what's 2025 look like? >> the china issue has never been one of climate change, it's one of pollution. the government has to deliver clean-air and clean water. they are going about as fast as you can go to use every means possible to electrify the country, to move off of fossil fuels but they just can't do it fast enough. that's given rise to more coal demand. that demand, has lower sulfur emission content -- is for lower sulfur emission content coal. trying to push in the post-pandemic revival has put a great stress on the growth of power generation and you can see it not only in coal, but in other fossil fuels and natural gas in particular. that will slow down as the economy changes. tom: re

we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay.: the president of the united states in a most difficult thursday in america. let's get to it. emily wilkins joins us with number government. below the tomb of the unknown soldiers at arlington is section 60, on the plains, the field, the flatness before the pentagon. in section 60 is where they bury our brave from afghanistan and those from iraq. i'm sure the president will visit section 60. discuss what you learned yesterday about the mood on the hill, the mood at the white house. emily: president biden said when he initially started talking about pulling out of afghanistan that what he did not want to do is he did not want to call another soldier's family who died in afghanistan and give them the bad news. now he will have to call 13 families. far more wounded and dozens and dozens of afghani's wounded as well yesterday. we are hearing from u.s. central command that there could be more of these attacks. this is the last thing president biden wanted to have happen here. the administr

they will not be our friends. host: do you think we should withdraw money not only from afghanistan but also pakistan? caller: these are decisions that need to be done at the highest level. i think america has enough problems back home to deal with. there is so much to do in this country without wasting money on war we cannot win. going people who made money off this war is the military establishment that makes billions selling guns to the government. >> good morning. u.s. military operations in afghanistan continue with our primary focus on the safety and security of the troops who remain in kabul. on sunday, u.s. military forces conducted an unmanned over the horizon airstrike on a vehicle known to be an imminent isis-k threat. this self-defense strike successfully hit the target near kabul airport. significant secondary explosions from the targeted vehicle indicated the presence of a substantial amount of explosive material. we are aware of reports of civilian casualties. we take these reports very seriously. w

will the u.s. allow -- does it look like that advanced aircraft we provided afghan forces over the years, will u.s. allow those aircraft to fall into taliban hands or are there plans underway to make sure it does not happen? mr. kirby: you can understand why i will not speculate about that. there is an afghan air force in place. they are flying missions every day. we have made commitments to help improve their capabilities. those commitments remain in place, including refurbishing blackhawk helicopters, helping refinance mi 17's in terms of financial, contractual support. i will not speculate about the destruction of personnel -- the destruction of property going forward. we are going to continue to stay focused on making sure they have the capabilities to use in the field. >> would you say the u.s. would not allow those aircraft to fall into the taliban's hands? mr. kirby: we are always worried about u.s. equipment that could fall into an adversary's hands. that is something we have never lost foc

will there be any sort of military i will there be any sort of military operation — will there be anyhere be any sort of military operation to help get _ will there be any sort of military operation to help get them - will there be any sort of military operation to help get them out i will there be any sort of militaryl operation to help get them out of the country? _ operation to help get them out of the country? i— operation to help get them out of the country?— the country? i think you heard secretary _ the country? i think you heard secretary blinken _ the country? i think you heard secretary blinken talk- the country? i think you heard secretary blinken talk about i the country? i think you heard i secretary blinken talk about this. for americans and other individuals that want— for americans and other individuals that want to be able to leave afghanistan after our withdrawal is complete — afghanistan after our withdrawal is complete the state department is going _ complete the state department is going to _ complete the state department is going to continue to work across many—

most will be elevated by there will be some in the north bay and central valley that will clear out. tomorrow, high pressure building to our south, and with a wind flow switching, there is the possibility that tuesday evening we could see elevated smoke. there's a slight chance of some low-level smoke tomorrow morning but it will stay below air levels. if you are exercising, watch out for strong sunshine today. quite a summer spread from the morning to the afternoon, from the coast to inland. going from 60's to 90's today. on the bay, there's a small craft advisory. here's some good news. for the first time this year, pollen all low to nonexistent so if you suffer from allergies, you will not today. mid 50's around san francisco. 52 in healdsburg, 60's around fairfield, walnut creek. tracy ad 63. here is how the day unfolds. quick sunshine. mid 60's at the coast. we stay at the make 60's at the coast to 70's around the bay and 90 inland at 4:00, near 80 at 7:00. probably as cool as he gets this week. i will show up.up. >> showing you 80 westbound. no issues or slowdowns reported from

we will do it. but we will not do it on the basis of trust or fate. every step we will be basing not what to tell about government says, but what it does to live up to its commitment taliban 6 international legitimacy and support our messages. any legitimacy and any support will have to be earned. the taliban can do that by meeting commitments. and obligations on freedom of travel, respecting the basic rights that the people, including women and minorities, upholding its commitments on counterterrorism. not carrying out reprisal violence against those or to sustain afghans in and forming an inclusive government that can meet the needs reflect the aspirations of the can keep. so we will continue our mandatory assistance to the people of afghanistan. the conflict is taken a terrible toll on the afghan people, millions are internally displaced, millions are facing hunger, even starvation. the cobra, 1910 democrat has also here that can stand hard. united states will continue to support the mandatory and a to the african people consistent with our sanctio

november, the fed says tapering will start and it will start in december.hat for most of the rest of the year, they are still buying 120 billion dollars of treasuries and mortgage-backed securities and bonds. even in december, the reduction will not be that much. that is a lot of money going into the u.s. economy that mostly seems to be ending up in the u.s. stock market. given that, for asia in particular, china remains an enormous concern. now, which market darling will be hit by the next regulatory crackdown, we have had tech companies, education companies, expensive food companies -- who knows who will be next. we have the real estate crackdown, all of that, plus things like what the virus is doing here in australia and new zealand and elsewhere. there is a lot more uncertainty for asia, and asia depends so much more on that international, inter-border trade, because we are a bunch of separate entities. that would seem to indicate that u.s. stocks will keep dominating, especially that gap between asia and the u.s. will stay for the rest of the year. jul

and will think should i their options and will think should i take _ their options and will think shouldort as well or should i take up an apprenticeship? what _ should i take up an apprenticeship? what concerns me is qualifications such as doctors, lawyers and not even wares, you could _ lawyers and not even wares, you could teach — lawyers and not even wares, you could teach them all remotely. my concern _ could teach them all remotely. my concern is — could teach them all remotely. my concern is university will become for really— concern is university will become for really brilliant subjects and we will have — for really brilliant subjects and we will have university be seen as a privilege — will have university be seen as a privilege of the indulgent which will take — privilege of the indulgent which will take it back to what this country— will take it back to what this country was a 50 or 60 years ago. there — country was a 50 or 60 years ago. there are _ country was a 50 or 60 years ago. there are too many questions that neck— there are too many questions that neck -- _ there are

will the u.s.ernment commit to ensuring any americans that are currently on the ground in afghanistan get out? >> that is what we are doing right now. we have asked them to come to the airport and get on flights and take them home. that is what we intend to do. >> former officials from the obama administration, the bush administration have said they are certain afghanistan will become a safe haven for terrorists. i know you and the president have disputed that. what you think those officials are getting wrong and can you ensure americans are safer today because of your actions than we were several months ago? >> i want to be very clear about what our position is. we are going to have to deal with the potential threat of terrorism from afghanistan going forward just as we have to you deal with the threat of terrorism in dozens of countries in multiple continents around the world. we have to deal with the threat of terrorism in yemen and somalia and syria. we have to deal with the threat of syria's h

sophie: we will see how investors will weigh the risks events happening this week. the military withdrawal from afghanistan on tuesday. sentiment is looking steady looking at the start of trade with futures pointing to gains. that has not entirely quell concerns for headwinds. the chief economist flooding caution to tapering to the emerging-market state. they say there is a vona building such as weak gross and rising inflation. he has to go about troubled places like philip and sue cannot whether a 2013 like tantrum. we will watch for any details for plans to comply with regulations that may affect revenue growth's during the crackdown. they have faired relatively recently compared to other chinese internet shares. switching up the element heard turning to commodities. they will be tested this week. data do this week. as well as results on monday. this will offer insights into domestic steel mill activity. iron mill prices took a step back in july. that has been turned around slightly with futures in singapore around that 160 level. let's check up on oil now. with 1

they will get killed, they will get killed. 100% they will get killed.e able to forgive myself. from manchester to kabul. it's extremely difficult, if not impossible. is that gunfire behind you? that's right. it's not so bad now, actually. at night, it was really bad. this is sher shah, a british citizen hiding in kabul with young children and elderly parents. my father is in his 80s, my mother is elderly and ill and frail. i can send you pictures. they cannot survive without me. a family isolated, with decisions to make. going to the airport with young children is extremely difficult, if not impossible. the four gates to kabul airport are mobbed by thousands of people. i really wonder how many of them are genuine and how many are opportunists. documents are being faked all over the place. at the cost of a few pounds. i wouldn't be surprised if some people managed to get onto flights to the uk with fake documents. but there are lucky ones. officially flown out of kabul, now in quarantine. the kids are sleeping in another room. this is amazing. khasrow is

very likely -- very unlikely that trend will be breaking. we will be watching.etail sales, the actual number is 11.3% good i believe that was the number back in march, were recently dipping. the forecast for the month of july calling for a dip, down .2%. it will be interesting to see if that happens this will be a strong talent in terms of the delta variant. is it causing people not to shop? we will watch numbers tomorrow. a big week for retail earnings. tomorrow, walmart and home depot and then on wednesday, target and lowe's and t.j. maxx. and then his questionnaire he spending. it is going to be interesting to see the numbers out of these reports. will fed chair jay powell be talking about the delta variant and what it is doing to the economy at this time? guy: i suspect he will be. i go back to the university of michigan data friday, a really big move down. consumer confidence being hurt by what is happening in the labor market. more importantly what is happening on the inflation front. kara murphy, kestra chief investment strategist is joining us. it seems

i think again it will be less international than we usually will be.asons to go to jackson hole's you get the central bank governors from around the world. given covid i do not think we will be getting many of those. there'll be less chatter on the international perspective. alix: let's go international. what you expect from the boe tomorrow? adam: nothing. there will be some kind of statement but i think the bank of england is quite understandably in a watch and wait mode. i remain quite surprised by sterling's strength given all that has gone wrong with the government's handling of covid and the vaccinations and all that has gone as expected therefore wrong with brexit. the bank of england does not have to do much. the u.k. is on a recovery path, inflation is not going crazy, the fed is outflanking them and everywhere else can still overshoot u.s. expansion from the fiscal side. guy: will leave it there. really interesting conversation. thanks for joining us. adam posen. greatly appreciated. tomorrow i will be speaking with the bank of england govern

what will happen?, laura, the difference here is there are many victims within the statute of limitations to sue the governor and the state. it's a 3 year statute of limitations in fork. even on the federal statute they could make claims. -- there are criminal charges that could be brought against the governor for third degree sexual abuse touching someone even through clothing is a crime. the governor can't just brush this off like ralph northam did. impeachment is the correct remedy. >> laura: tonight the "new york times" is reporting that according to a person familiar with the process, it could take a month to complete the inquires and draw up the articles of impeachment. it doesn't take the democrats that long to impeach the president of the united states? >> great question. the issue about impeachment was raised in march of this year when the first articles of impeachment were brought in by republicans. democrats were slow rolling this. this report was worse than expected. the process could take

we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay.eanwhile, the uk enters the final stage of its afghanistan evacuation operation by air. no more people will be called forward to kabul airport to leave. the abbey gate is currently closed and will remain so and indeed we are now processing approximately the last 1000 people on the inside of the airfield and we will fly them out today. the risk of blood clots is almost nine times higher in those who catch coronavirus, than those who've had a vaccine, according to a major new study. we'll bring you up to speed with the paralympics — where world records have been set in the velodrome and at the athletics track. coming up nearly a0 years since they last released new music — are abba about to make a return? we'll speak with the founder of a abba tribute band. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the uk's defence secretary has said british forces have entered the final stages of flying people out of kabul. ben wallace said it was a matter of deep regret that no

that is why it will be hard to see significant selloff. >> corporations will morph. they are dealing with low interest rates. they learn how to raise prices. >> fed does not taper at jackson hole but we know tapering is inevitable. >> chairman powell said we will get off eventually but not yet. that gives markets a couple months of runway. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, everyone. simulcast on bloomberg radio and television, taylor riggs says she has to stay with us until the market goes down. she is here again this morning for jon ferro. lisa abramowicz, what a lift yesterday in the equity markets. lisa: what a lift every day. we pushed -- we are pushing for the 54th highest a. this comes on yields, people are getting more complacent that the fed has this right that they have it under control and they will tamp down inflation and allow the economy to grow at a steady and relatively slow pace going into the future. tom: a big lift today, futures up, and taylor, what does it look like for the af

i will still fight for it. i will represent it.iety has developed. things are better. that is why we are not restricting women. fascinating listening to that and picking up from where you talked about how close or far away they are from having a functioning government they have a learning humanity increases to deal with. how bad is that? , , ., increases to deal with. how bad is that? , ,., , increases to deal with. how bad is that? ,,., _ that? this is a country facing multile that? this is a country facing multiple crises, _ that? this is a country facing multiple crises, not - that? this is a country facing multiple crises, notjust i that? this is a country facing multiple crises, not just the | that? this is a country facing i multiple crises, notjust the war which has largely come to an end but also the pandemic, a drought, around half the population in need of urgent humanitarian assistance which was made all the more difficult by the fluid and uncertain security situation at the moment. concerns about enough food and medicin

we have had the taliban say will actually, girls will - say will actually, girls will be able to maintaine'll wait to see how far that can be put into practice and whether it will, but there is a truth here, isn't the best mark this as a government that is going to need economic friends, politicalfriends. it has got to find some sort of international acceptance if it is to stand the test of time, probably. is to stand the test of time, probably-— is to stand the test of time, robabl . ~ ., , probably. we have been saying the taliban _ probably. we have been saying the taliban will— probably. we have been saying the taliban will be _ probably. we have been saying the taliban will be judged - probably. we have been saying the taliban will be judged by i the taliban will be judged by the taliban will be judged by the words and their actions but their words are in trouble. they have insisted that women and girls will be educated separately than men. in afghanistan, that will inevitably, because of the reality of afghanistan, because of the shortage of teachers, because of the fact that there

will put their minds at ease. ~ will be like will put their minds at ease. �*, will be like will putnfusing and the situation needs to - ease. when you say it's confusing and the situation needs to reach i and the situation needs to reach some sort of stability, we heard today in the conference, mr zabihullah mujahid saying that women are more than welcome, they want women to participate in everyday society within sharia. what does that mean?— society within sharia. what does that mean? ~ ., , , , ., that mean? well, obviously they have their interpretation _ that mean? well, obviously they have their interpretation of— that mean? well, obviously they have their interpretation of sharia - that mean? well, obviously they have their interpretation of sharia law, i their interpretation of sharia law, as well, so i think it's a very difficult situation. i think that's a question you should also put to the taliban. you know, we've seen different interpretations of sharia law, as well, and this can be quite worrying. it'll put women in a very difficult position. pare worrying. it'll put wo

it doesn't look like it will b atmosphere overall will have plenty of smoke but this particular map shows the smoke throughout the whole depth of the atmosphere. we want to focus on just the service mode because that is what affects air quality. there will be some surface level smoke sneaking down toward the east bay and it looks like the north bay and east bay will be the trouble spots. but it's just dipping into the moderate category. and things will improve as we had through the weekend. keep in mind, we could easily dip into the unhealthy for sensitive groups category, so if you know someone who has lung issues, we want to make sure they are staying aware of the air quality. also tr lightning threat. >>> the dixie fire has scorched over half 1 million acres or more than 780 square miles, a little less than the size of alameda county. it is the largest single fire in california history. crews were able to get containment to 30% in the last few hours. >>> on the day the tens of thousands of students return to the classroom, california became the first state in the country to issue vacci

stephen will come in will be joining us later.his is bloomberg. -- winkelmann will be joining us later. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: alix steel is off today and this is that european close. i bet she will be really bummed she took the long weekend because we are going to talk about one of her favorite subjects, lord of the rings. amazon is moving the second season of the television series out of new zealand to the u.k. this move aligns with the studios strategy of investing in production space. this is one of the most expensive tv series ever made. i bet she is so excited to watch it when it comes out. i think it is 2022. it will not be filmed in new zealand. guy: i'm not sure she would blow off a long weekend just to come and talk about this. you cannot get in, and that's the problem. this is a straightforward story. new zealand looks lovely, but you cannot get in, so there will be an issue. they are building a lot of real estate in terms of the moment. this is a fairly nice landscape here. kailey: for the record, she just rode a

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we will complete our mission. we will continue. after our troops are with drawn to find means which we can find any american who wishes to get out of afghanistan. we will find them. we will get them out. ladies and gentlemen, they gave me a list here. the first person i was instructed to call on is kelly o'donnell of nbc. >> mr. president, you have said leaving afghanistan is in the national interest of the united states. after today's attack do you believe you will authorize additional forces to respond to the attack inside afghanistan? are you prepared to add additional forces to protect the americans who remain on the ground carrying out the evacuation operation? >> i have instructed the military, whatever they need, if they need additional force i will grant it. but the military from the chairman of joint chiefs, joint chiefs, commanders in the field have all contacted me one way or another. usually by letter saying they subscribe to the mission as designed. to get as many people out as we can within the timeframe that is allot

i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for it. thank you lloyd . the man who still worked on al jazeera, she does very glamorous. it's part of our job to, to our very, very, especially occasion and for that people who spend money, everything you see on the wall, they do it is going to be longevity. they don't have to come in and turn things around my, my on, i do their me with the taliban top political leader in afghanistan to begin talks to form a new governments. we will be prepared and postured if, if we had to do something additional. but i won't speculate right now. the pentagon avoids questions on free passage out of kabul as president biden promises to evacuate every american from afghanistan. ah.

the breeze will pick up and will be responsible for that., a little bit warmer. it is so dry out there. if we get warmer, just a little bit warmer. that is the end of the week. >>> a bit of a relief. do you wanta house in this competitive market? buyers often draft and plea in what is called a love letter hoping to persuade this well it seller to accept their offer. that is increasingly a practice that is falling out of favor due to discrimination concerns. >> we can't stop thinking about your home. our dog will love frolicking. our son will build a kingdom out of pillows and blankets in the attic. those are excerpts from a real estate love letter that won a fire a coveted home in oakland. >> they want to make it an emotional connection with the seller. all things are equal with their offer and maybe somebody else's, that maybe somehow the seller will relate more to them and want to sell them the house. that is where we can get into trouble. >> realtors used to advise sellers do not accept love letters with photos on the grounds that could p

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those aircraft will never fly again. they will not be operated by anyone. most of them were non-mission capable to begin with, but they certainly will never be able to be flown again. thank you. >> general, david martin with cbs. e any attempt to interfere with the final flights out, either by the taliban or by isis or any other group? at the end, did americans just vacate the premises or did they turn it over to the taliban? gen. mckenzie: we know that isis-k has worked very, very hard to strike us and continue to strike us. we feel the strike we took yesterday was very disruptive to their attack plans and threw them off stride. that was one of the significant reasons why they were not able to organize themselves and get after us as we conducted the final withdrawal. the taliban have been very pragmatic and very businesslike as we have approached this withdrawal. we did not turn it over to the taliban. general donahue, one of the last things he did, was talk to the taliban commander he had been coordinating with, just letting him know we were leaving. but

most will lift and many will have sunshine but some will cling to the case and that will pull back theperature is there. all the details in about 25 minutes. it's tuesday the 24th of august. our top story. the prime minister will chair crisis talks with the g7 nations today as they race to evacuate people from afghanistan. it's expected borisjohnson will use the virtual meeting to ask us presidentjoe biden to extend the deadline beyond august the 31st. the taliban say any delay would be a violation of the agreement with the us. helen catt has this report. as thousands continued to try to flee afghanistan, the leaders of the g7 nations, which include the us, france and germany, will hold an emergency virtual meeting to address the crisis. it is likely to be very different in tone from when they met in person in cornwall in june. the american presidentjoe biden is under pressure not to withdraw his troops from kabul airport on the 31st of august as planned. downing street said borisjohnson and mr biden agreed in a call last night to continue working together to enable people to leave, in

i will give you a catalyst i think will be interesting.nk the september payroll, the september fomc meeting will be very interesting. everyone appreciates fed officials looking for a hike. it only takes two officials to get that medium to move. i do not think we would be surprised if something like that would happen. that is the area right for continued movement. jonathan: that is such a good final point. tom porcelli of ibc, great to catch up is always. looking forward to the speech from richard clarida later. it will not take much to move that median dot, i think that is an important point. lisa: and the fed looking at an economy that is fait based. getting down to 3.8% unemployment, i look at what we are seeing in the job gains, when will we start to see progress? is it going to be in september? jonathan: can you tell me what progress is? lisa: i cannot. i will say upside surprises in some of these labor market reports, the numbers we've been expecting, when we will see them on a repeated level? tom: yields lower by three basis points.

sunshine will be out, but you will notice by the afternoon the air quality will be moderate with that upper-level smoke. temperatures continue to climb through the 90's with 97 forecasted in concord. fairfield will be warmer with temperatures in the 80's. we will talk about when that trend and tt airli headz: despite the francisco is expected to see more than 15 million tourists this year. those tourists could pump $3.5 billion into local businesses. one of the keys to building a better bay area is making sure those tourists feel safe and want to come back. that is why san francisco is putting more officers on the streets in parts of the city. our insider insider insider insd police to see if their presence is making a difference. >> an outdoor show in union square. phil: there was a time when union square was the destination for the latest fashions. in the 1950's, crowds of women gathered to see what was hot. today, the new trend everyone is talking about our thefts like this one in early july. police say and organize group swarmed into the store, stealing tens of thousands of dollar

and i will just tell you. i had to go to mexico to pop my question and that was just a small little group. no pressure there but boy doing it in a packed section during an nfl game. i don't know. >> the cameras on you and everybody is looking around and the pressure is on her. you better say yes. >> everybody is on team love. don't you think? he had the confidence of the 39ers and what they did. >> he did. that's true. >>> still ahead at 5:30. he is being called the perfect covid storm. what we are learning abouta coronavirus outbreak at a bay area elementary school. >>> plus crew members on this ship sick with covid-19 and boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at m

the marine layer will expand and we will see mid to upper 50s tonight.ight cooler compared to last night. here is the marine layer. by lunchtime, afternoon, a lot of sunshine and even sunny skies along the coastline. in the south bay warmer. 80 in san jose. 90 degrees in morgan hill. we will see 65 in pacifica. we will get afternoon sunshine and warmer tomorrow at 67. the north bay will hit about 85. 82 degrees in napa and even stinson beach will see some afternoon sunshine. widespread 70s in the east bay. 73 degrees in oakland. and inland will see more 90s coming back. but not real intense heat. here is the 7-day forecast. morning clouds coming. we get knocked back down midweek before another warming trend takes hold thursday and friday. and then back down saturday and sunday. so kind of the roller coaster ride.>> in that case, we will hold on. >>> let's go to chris alvarez.>> days are rapping up a series in anaheim and everyone with yelling about kris bryant. he made his i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex to keep my mo

sure that the moment, he will be back and he will do a job because — will be back and he will do a jobis an excellent manager. i can tell_ because he is an excellent manager. lean tell you — because he is an excellent manager. i can tell you because i know him, i work_ i can tell you because i know him, i work with— i can tell you because i know him, i work with him. couple of other results for you. aston villa and brentford was 1—1. everton won 2—0 at brighton. late goals at st james park. alain saint maximim thought he'd won it for newcastle with a goal in the 90th minute, but a 96th minute penalty from james ward—prowse earned southampton a 2—2 draw. norwich yet to pick up a point, they lost 2—1 at home to leicester. west ham against palace was 2—2. it's been really busy in the bundesliga as well, bayer leverkusen are top of the table after a 4—1 win over augsburg. also wins for cologne and mainz, freiburg are second after beating stuttgart 3—2, while defending champions bayern munich beat hertha berlin 5—0. in spain, real madrid are in action against real betis 110w. it's still 0-0

we will take it. surface level smoke lingering, as we go through the day tomorrow, a little bit back in the north bay. that will not last long. we will see the bulk of the surface smoke blown out entirely. everything circulates around it. i think we will see some smoke blowing back in the north bay. this time of the year never too far away from the next off shore wind event and the source of the smoke. the wildfires burning to the north and east. moderate air quality today improves tomorrow. maybe barely. for the north bay, inland, east bay, pretty good for wednesday and thursday before some of the smoke backs up towards more of the bay area by the end of the workweek. that is when the temperatures will warm back up. the temperatures are going down, right now, in the 50s and the 60s, the fog not a factor early tomorrow morning, confined to along the coast and around the bay. the temperatures starting off in the middle portion ever the 50s. normal for the last morning of august. high temperatures tomor

i will say, i will bring you to our country but they— say, i will bring you to our country but they savebrothers same reason but how we go to airport? every— reason but how we go to airport? every is _ reason but how we go to airport? every is from the taliban they are checking — every is from the taliban they are checking everything. aid agencies sa the checking everything. aid agencies say the expected _ checking everything. aid agencies say the expected big _ checking everything. aid agencies say the expected big influx - checking everything. aid agencies say the expected big influx of - say the expected big influx of afghans over the next few weeks. calais has been home to those fleeing the taliban for years. they arrived in france on a military plane. the homagejourney isn't over. like many here he wants to get to the uk. his plan is to hide inside a refrigerator did lori. afghans in the camps here are saying they believe more than 60 people have made it to the uk and refrigerated lorries through this ferry terminaljust in the past week. we've got no way of verifying these figures b