let's play it. >> this whole going back to wilmington, camp david, back to wilmington. to that? >> certainly not. it's just his travel logistics plans. >> going to leave wilmington for the weekend and go to camp david? >> i'm sorry. >> why not just stay in wilmington? >> he likes camp david. a place to be outside, spend time with family. certainly has a beautiful scenery there. go ahead. >> dagen: i guess being at camp david, they think the american people will think he's working? i don't know. you're hiding one way or another, whether you're at camp david or in wilmington. one other issue that we need to hear more about from the biden administration, whether it is psaki, preferably the president himself, his inflation. just this morning we found out that the university of michigan consumer sentiment index fell to the lowest level in ten years. because people are worried about higher prices. we see it in the fox news poll. concerned about inflation, 86%. yes it's because a hardship for your family. recent increases in grocery prices, 70%, gas prices 67%. also housing co

our wilmington affiliate aired a story.nd eagle-eyed viewers tracked down the couple's great granddaughter. >> she plans to frame the certificate and have it displayed possibly in a museum. i would keep that for myself. >> a little family history. maybe would go in the living room. >>> now, let's introduce you to a woman that is not only breaking records but breaking boundaries. >> amy palmeiro winters has broken the female competition on a treadmill. 21 hours, 43 minutes and 29 seconds. here's the best part. you see it there. she did it in a prosthetic. >> i can't even. she lost her leg back in 1994, after her motorcycle collided with another vehicle. and 25 surgeries later, she is back to running marathons, stronger than ever. i'm blown away. >> she has earned her first, hopefully not last, guinness world record title. >>> from running to something that is more my speed, and that is talking about napping, while running errands, by the way. >> audi has released the plans for its transforming all-electric, self-driving conc

and he was meant to go to wilmington yesterday and he did not.ecurity briefing from his national security team today. we understand according to his schedule. but then he will be going to wilmington and getting down time after he gets the latest national security briefing. in terms of your question on foreign policy, he has been quite clear about it, he said, i have wanted to get out of afghanistan for a long time. he has over the past ten years made clear he didn't think the us had an endgame in afghanistan, he was critical about the corruption there, the partners there and his arguments in terms of pulling out is, our mission was to get rid of al-qaeda and 0sama bin laden and we stayed to do some rebuilding. afghanistan is a particular thing with president biden. 0n the other hand, yes he has made clear as has his national defence team that they want to shift their focus to asia. but they are being quite clear about it that the challenges posed by russia and especially by china are theissues russia and especially by china are the issues they wa

mike memoli is following this for us in wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending the weekendke, good to see you. crucial few days ahead, right? one of the cornerstones of this presidency. what is the biden administration focusing on behind the scenes to make sure this thing does not fall apart? >> reporter: well, yasmin, based on what ali just went through in terms of the process that's undergoing in the senate right now, it may not sound like it, but this is, in fact, the easy part in terms of getting both the bipartisan infrastructure bill through and then the larger reconciliation package, which together represent the full sum total of biden's build back better economic agenda. this is just part one of track one of that two-track process. what really gets more complicated is once we leave the senate, because this bipartisan bill would typically go to the house for a quick vote, but we know progressives especially with a very slim margin for democrats in the house are saying they want to make sure the bigger reconciliation package is also going to get voted on as well. so t

he has written the amtrak train a lot from new york down to wilmington, delaware. he heads into leads the most diverse government in israeli history. we have a big agenda today starting with covid which we have been talking about. both of our successful vaccination programs. we will continue to talk about the issue of booster shots. their program has great results and we will start in september. we are considering the advice that you have given that we should start earlier. it's promising, this booster program that's going to start here september the 20th pending approval of the fda and cdc committee outside experts. the question raised should it be shorter than eight months? should it be as little as five months? that is being discussed. i spoke with dr. fauci this morning about that. we are also going to discuss israel's unwavering commitment that we have in the united states to israel security. i fully support replenishing israel's iron dome system and we are also going to discuss the threat from iran and making sure they never develop a nuclear weapon. we are p

the president canceling his trip to wilmington, remaining at the white house. and tonight, the exclusive interview -- martha raddatz one-on-one with defense secretary lloyd austin. >>> back here at home, news tonight about the pandemic. the u.s. averaging about 132,000 new cases per day. six states in the south with icus at or near capacity. pediatric hospital admissions at their highest point in the pandemic amid the heated battle over school mask mandates. vaccinations topping 1 million doses for a third straight day. and tonight, thousands of vaccinated people turning out for a massive concert celebrating new york's comeback. >>> the possible new twist in the mystery deaths involving a family of three found dead while hiking in california. what authorities are now saying. >>> an alarming story out of texas. a man shot dead yesterday while driving. his young children taking control of the vehicle. the latest on the investigation. >>> and images coming in tonight of two toxic fires forcing evacuations in the u.s. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on a bu

but this whole going back to wilmington, then to camp david, then back to wilmington -- is there something to that? ms. psaki: certainly not. it's just a -- just his travel logistics plans. >> there's no reason to leave wilmington for the weekend and go to camp david instead? ms. psaki: you mean instead of -- what do you -- i'm sorry. he's -- >> why not just stay in wilmington? ms. psaki: he likes camp david. it's a place to be outside, spend time with family, and certainly has beautiful, beautiful scenery there. go ahead. >> thank you, jen. the president is saying now, god willing, the fda is going to be coming out in a reasonable timeframe to say this vaccine is totally safe. what is the holdup in nominating someone to run the fda after more than 200 days in office? ms. psaki: i know, it's like 204 at this point in time. certainly, i will say -- and the president was asked this question yesterday -- that he wants to name someone who's qualified, who's ready to lead the fda. it is a priority for him. he's also not going to take a step to put forward a nominee before he's found exactly the

griff: peter doocy in wilmington keeping track of the president wherever he goes, thank you, peter. jacqui. jacqui: working on 1 trillion-dollar infrastructure bill with final passage in final days, joined by bill cassidy. senator, thank you very much for joining us. senator: thank you for having me. jacqui: the bill could have passed last night but senator haggerty to block it and saying it was not, in fact, paid for but would add a quarter trillion dollars of the deficit. you took to twitter to clear up some misinformation around that, can you explain in senator: it's exactly as we predicted. cbo was going to give us credit for half of pay for's as they did and another half that a reasonable person would look at and say that's a pay for but they won't give us credit. congress has put money out there for federal unemployment insurance subsidies, about 53 billion of that will not be spent so the congress puts it out and we repurpose that to this bill. 53 billion already allocated, repurposed, cbo doesn't give us credit but a reasonable person would say that's a pay for and we feel o

brett: peter doocy reporting from wilmington. peter, thanks.oining us now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thanks for having me on. brett: where do you see this bill right now? can it pass alone or is it still tied to this next so-called human infrastructure bill, the $3.5 trillion bill that peter referenced there. >> well, the state of play looks good. the senate is working through this amendment process. there's still a lot of procedure to be gotten through but we are within days, possibly within hours of seeing this historic legislation that's going to get us better roads and bridges, better ports and airports, a better future for our economy and creating millions of jobs. we're on the cusp of seeing that move through the senate. there's of course other legislation being discussed to,, to take shape afterwards, part of the same vision, the president's belief that we need to move forward better than the economy that he inherited. part of that is the transportation infrastructure re

canceling his trip today was supposed to be a plane to wilmington to spend and august weekend there. he's staying at the white house to manage this. >> biden was talking with his words so we know he used his words, maybe his indoor voice today and is going to wilmington tomorrow. he does that every weekend. he was at camp david. why are they celebrating this? is a desperation on their part? >> is a low bar, even if he were at the white house this weekend it wouldn't be enough to make up for the chaos that was unnecessarily wrought because of lack of leadership and we saw that in the beach. sadly he can barely string a sentence together and all this is a straw man, the media, this is chaotic, this is how it goes and he's doing the best he can most people aren't arguing at some point we have to get out without getting into all of that but how and how he lacks communication, lacks leadership, lacks confidence and confidence, that's what people are upset about. >> what is funny is we've noticed the legacy media seem honest, they are reporting and this is shocking because we so rarely see

this $7 million mansion has just hit the market in wilmington, north carolina, and it's inspired by thecado. >> the nearly 11,000 square-foot, five-bedroom home has a avocado-shaped driveway which winds around a pit-like garden. >> and inside is reminiscent of an avocado pit. to top it all off, the indoor pool with a tiled dolphin mural and a waterfall grotto. >> i mean, the home is beautiful. i think the avocado driveway is -- it's a unique touch. >> to each his own. >>> in. >>> next a surprise porch pirate on four paws a black bear stealing a package from outside a connecticut home. but what was outside is what may have attracted the bear in the first place. >> he says it was a delivery of scented toilet paper. no word yet if it was charmin. it could be that, but the bear wanted to get in on the go. >> anytime there's a storm or pandemic. >> this has to be a charmin ad, come on. >>> finally the dangers of doing yoga on the beach. >> this woman was recording her routine on a beach in the bams. and it was all pretty much going routine, until an ig ghana got in on the act. >> there it is

president canceled his trip to wilmington, supposed to leave shortly after his meeting with nationalurity team this morning. we do not expect to hear from the president today for the white house did release a new statement amid reports of a possible islamic state threat for the u.s. military forcing the military to find other areas to get americans and allied refugees to the air force. fox news confirmed the reports a couple of hours ago and the white house said the president and vice president en route to singapore met with national security team by your conference and discussed security situations and afghanistan and counterterrorism operations including ice to discuss logistical operations to evacuate american citizens and their families, applicants and their families and vulnerable afghans both on u.s. military aircraft as well as charters and coalition flights. the officials that the team has continued to work on aggressive efforts to finalize agreement with third-party countries to start a transit hub for the evacuation efforts. last we heard from our president, he extended com

a dangerous situation, and president biden has canceled his planned trip home to wilmington, delaware. instead of getting briefed on the situation in afghanistan at the white house. we have fox news team coverage with lucas tomlinson at the pentagon and jacqui at the white house. and what are you hearing in doha. >> anita, good afternoon. there continues to be efforts by the international community to get as many civilians and diplomates out of afghanistan as possible of the flights are ongoing. as we know, the u.s. issued the alert warning of possible security threats outside of the gates where people are going into the airport facilities. we've seen video over the past six days of major clashes. taliban fighters outside trying to push back people who arrived there even with the correct paper work and u.s. military personnel, even pulling babies up over barbed wire trying to get them to safety. officials in doha are trying to make sure that afghans have comfortable living as they land on the ground. more afghans arriving in doha, the sheik did speak with president biden and the amir

he was supposed to be on a trip to wilmington to spend august weekend there. he stealing at the white house to manage this. >> first of all, biden was talking with his words, so in fact, he is going to wilmington tomorrow so he's done that ever weekend in remember, he was at camp david, so why are they celebrating this? is this a little bit of desperation on their part? >> it's is very much desperation . that wouldn't be enough to make up for the chaos that i think was unnecessarily brought because of a lack lack of leadership. we saw that in his speech. sadly, and i say that sincerely he can barely string a sentence together. all of this is a strawman, the whole argument that this is chaotic, this is how it goes in you're just doing the best you can, most people aren't arguing that at some point we had to ge out, but it's the how, and it's the how he lacked communication for it he lacked leadership, he lacks confidence, that's what people are upset about and he has yet to address that fred. >> indeed. what is funny though is that we have noticed that some of

cnn's jasmine wright is live for us from wilmington, delaware. jasmine, always good to have you.t it? >> reporter: that's right. this is a big win and he's saying part of that more to do is going to be this infrastructure bill. remember, it will be president biden's first major bipartisan piece of legislation, something that he campaigned on. so in those remarks after touting those economic numbers, he turned to the infrastructure bill and he encouraged senators to move ahead because it would provide the country with jobs and more resources. and this is one of the reasons why president biden is paying so close attention to it while he is here in wilmington. remember as senators come back to the senate today really to start and try to move along. they're expected to move the bill along doing a procedural vote to get it kind of closer to that finish line which is a crucial step for the president. white house press secretary jen psaki said even though he is in delaware, that does not mean he's not following along. the president postponed his vacation plans to really monitor the step

let's get to jasmine wright, live in wilmington, delaware, traveling with the president.on capitol hill in a few hours, right? >> reporter: that's right exact thely right. president biden is one step closer to victory but he is not there yet. now that the senate has cleared that additional hurdle, the senate is back today with that rare weekend session trying to finish up on his would-be bipartisan infrastructure plan, trying to move it closer to those final stages. but yesterday on the senate floor after they took that vote, biden ally and delaware democrat tom carper summed up the mood perfectly when he quoted winston churchill. >> he said, it's not the end. this is not the beginning of the end. he said this is the end of the beginning. and while we are grateful to everybody who voted, it's not the end. but it takes us a step closer to the end. i just want to thank everybody who came in, took the time to get here to vote. we are prepared to take the next step. >> reporter: so there you see that rare senate floor camaraderie amongst republicans and democrats. the questio

bret: we will follow all of that peter doocy in wilmington, thanks. now to news overseas the taliban is taunting the u.s. tonight as the situation in afghanistan deteriorates rapidly. many experts now believe a complete taliban takeover once the u.s. removes all its troops is inevitable. lucas tomlinson has the latest from the pentagon. >> it's their country to defend now. this is their struggle. >> over the weekend the taliban making rapid gains on the battlefield in just over 48 hours the taliban captures six cities. all provincial capitals in northern and western afghanistan. the taliban making its biggest gains in areas with the u.s. is not carrying out many airstrikes. >> they have a force of over 300,000 soldiers and police' a modern air force. an air force we continue to contribute to. >> the taliban have continued to launch brutal offenses causing massive death, 12k34r5eu6789 and instability in afghanistan and beyond. >> urging all-american citizens to leave immediately. former secretary of state mike pompeo oversaw the deal with the taliban l

peter doocy is in wilmington with the latest. peter?g that these talks about possibly keeping federal money away from places that don't require employees to get vaccinated against covid are only happening right now at the staff level. but these vaccine mandates have some very big fans, very high up in government. >> clearly believe that vaccine mandates could make a difference? >> i do believe they can make a difference. i understand how that can sometimes set off all kinds of resistance. but isn't that a shame? >> the biden doj has said it's legal for employers to require vaccines. dr. fauci says that full fda authorization is coming within weeks. he also tries to explain what he thinks is the safest way to protect k-12 students from the delta variant and it does involve masks for the vaccinated. >> with those that can be vaccinated, whoever they are, teachers and personnel in school, anyone, get them vaccinated. so protect the kids with a shield of vaccinated people. for the kid that can't get vaccinated, that's why we're having a str

we've got flood watches that extend all the way down into wilmington, delaware, and up to new england york state. six to eight inches of additional rainfall on top of what they've already had and will bring down some power lines, and that will be through >> reporter: this >> this weathercast sponsored by tapezza. we could use a lighthouse right now. storm's acomin'. >> it sure is. we're bracing for millions in the path. rob, we'll stay on top of it. thank you so much. >>> coming up on "good morning america," mysterious deaths. the bodies of a family found on a hiking trail. is toxic algae to blame? >>> and lookinag at the housing market. signs of a cooldown in the housing market. is now the time to buy? is now the time to buy? ♪ ♪ color snap color id from sherwin - williams. color pallets curated just for you. shingles? oh... you mean bill. he's been a real pain. again with the bill... what? it looks like a face. ...hearing about it 24/7 is painful enough... i don't want to catch it. well, you can't catch shingles, but the virus that causes it may already be inside you. does that mean

he will not be going to wilmington as had been planned. the president will remain at the white house. so that is a notable change. we were not given a reason for why that change is taking place, but obviously one assumption could be that he will remain focused on these critical decisions and issues that need to be dealt with now. in talking with white house officials about some of the things the general just referred to about those other locations that could receive some of these evacuees and refugees from afghanistan. the white house is saying it's unable to discuss this at this point. perhaps that is part of what will go into the president's remarks today. we know that he's been working the phones with some of his counterparts in recent days so those relationships are being brought to the bear. the white house is saying part of what the president will talk about is getting americans out. it's important to pin the out that although the president said they will do whatever it taking to get americans out there and there's been no change to

he was supposed to be in wilmington.tead, he is at the white house getting breeflgs on the storms and what is going on in afghanistan. >> reporter: that's right, boris and christi. president biden canceled his weekend trip to wilmington, delaware, and instead remains at the white house where he is monitoring hurricane henri and that developing situation in afghanistan. now, an official tells me the president will be briefed throughout the day on hurricane henri and the storm's trajectory, but he already started preparations on saturday. the president held a phone call with governors from northeastern states and joining him in that call in the oval office was the fema administrator, deane chriswell, where she outlined the steps fema has been taking heading into the storm, including deploying about 700 response personnel and also providing supplies to the regional like generators and food and tarps. and overnight president biden approved an emergency declaration for the state of rhode island. it is possible we could see mo

but we are going to start with the infrastructure vote in the senate, and monica alba is in wilmington, delaware, and we're following this particular bill from the very start. and i want to bring in the assistant dean of public affairs at the university of texas, and she's also a msnbc contributor. and we will start with you, ali vitali. >> craig, a halting process all the way through. we saw negotiations repeatedly fall apart and start again. one of the early republicans that tried to reach across the aisle and put together a deal, once that fell apart we saw other bipartisan senators step into the breach there, and got us to the point where we had a working bill framework and then more stop and start on the process front. last weekend it was a question of when the bill text would come, and then when the votes would happen. the senate taking the long way here and not exactly as quick as democrats would have wanted to move on this, and nonetheless arriving at the point where just a few minutes from now as soon as we see senator carper speaker, and chuck schumer will take to the floor a

president biden watching the whole thing this weekend, no public events today here in wilmington. eric: well, there are rules. all right, peter, thanks so much. >> i can't guarantee you the court won't rule that we don't have that authority, but at least we'll have the ability to appeal -- [inaudible] i hope longer. arthel: that's president biden admitting the cdc's extends the eviction moratorium may not hold up in court. the cdc last week ordered a halt in evictions in high transmission areas until october 3rd meaning if people who live in those high risk areas and can't pay the rent, do not kick them out for the next almost two months. now, this amid spiking covid cases and concerns around the delta variant. let's bring in charles blaine now, he's the president of urban reform and the urban reform institute. mr. blaine, thank you, first of all, for being with us. now, if the d.c. federal court decides not to ex. tend president biden's eviction moratorium, first, if you could talk about what's the real world consequences, the fallout? >> well, thanks for having me, arthel. and h

the battle of wilmington. a final three-hour battle.e days before the march -- can we march? he said no. i know they wanted to march. but i think if there had been allowed to march, american would've seen them in their crown jewel, the best stormy marching out at a special time. in the wake of the death of president lincoln at a time when the country was at the pinnacle of a new nation -- they took him out and gave this country an impression -- worthy of being in this parade. we need -- took years of suffering. i'm pleased to play the role and doing that. god bless america and may we continue to prospects in this great country. >> the 150th anniversary -- how to people like yourself and historians and the public move forward now? >> i feel like the young people who are standing at a place -- six miles north of here. they are standing, waiting to come to see them. happened in 1862. they have a photograph of them. behind them is slavery, ahead of them is freedom. they don't know much about what's ahead of them, but they do know what's beh

willie. >> monica alba with the president in wilmington, delaware. monica, thanks so much. >>> chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." chuck, good morning, it's good to see you again, my friend. let's talk about president biden and what he's confronting, particularly in some states like florida and texas that are rejecting mandates, mask mandates in school districts, for example. the president and governor ron desantis of florida had a very visible back-and-forth all week with governor desantis perhaps with some political considerations. he may run for president in 2024 against joe biden. but what's going on, how does this play out in those states in particular? >> well, look, right now politically covid is a problem for every chief executive, whether you're a mayor, governor or president right now. i do think that that is coming out in what was a little bit of an overheated back-and-forth. i think the biden administration and the president looks at this and says, hey, look, they know they're going to be judged by th

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they had been involved in the battle of richmond, in the battle of pocahontas, battle of wilmington and march. so three days before the march, he is saying to general grant, i want to march. can we march? i know they wanted to march. i think there have been a march, america would have seen them and the crown jewel of this army marching down pennsylvania avenue at a special time in the wake of the death of president lincoln at a time when the country was a new nation. doesn't have these black soldiers in there. didn't give them anything of note, worthy of being in this. i am pleased in playing a role and doing that here today. may god continue to bless america and may he continue to prosper this great country. >> the 150th anniversary of the civil war is over. how do people like yourself and historians, how do they move forward now? >> well, you know, i feel like the young people who were standing at a place called camp barker, about four, six blocks north of here, they are standing there waiting on abraham lincoln to see them in 1862. and they -- they make a photograph of them. behind t

president biden twice scrapped a weekend trip to wilmington, opting to stay here and meet with his national security team on the latest isis threat in afghanistan. jose >> monica alba at the white house, thank you >>> the despair unfolding at the kabul airport is almost unimaginable this airport once a lifeline out, now the scene of so much anguish. sky news reporter stewart ramsey is there, and warning, the images you're about to see are disturbing >> reporter: this is an emergency now. it's nothing to do with process. they're just trying to save lives. tens of thousands are trying to get through, at the front they're being crushed. paratroopers pulling people from the mayhem medics rushing from the next casualty to the next and the next dehydrated and terrified the soldiers spray the crowd with a hose, anything to cool them down. men, women, and lots and lots of children then what we feared, the inevitable in the mayhem, units rush through crowds to shore up weak points in the evacuation center. everyone working flat-out, trying to stem the tide of an unfolding disaster >> it just seems t

they have been involved in the battle of pocahontas in the battle of wilmington, and they follow me to have a matters the 41st. was there the final battle the final three hour battle and they wanted to march so three days before march he is saying to general grant general by me and one of mars. can we mars and grant says? no, so i know they wanted to and i think if they've been allowed at march america would have seen them and the crown jewel of his best army marching down penrovenger, pennsylvania avenue at a special time in the wake of the death of president lincoln at a time when the country was forming his opinion of a new nation rather than have these black soldiers in there and that right for place. they took him out and gave this country an impression that our men didn't do anything worthy of note worthy of being in this parade. so we need to correct that very wrong. it took years of suffering and years of hard work to correct that wrong and i'm pleased to play the role in doing that here today. may god continue to bless america and maybe we'll continue to prosperous great count

we hate the taliban wilmington security. we don't want war. we want peace in our country. charities have also been offered reassurances from the taliban. that they will be able to continue their work. >> there are areas where they told us they are waiting for guidance from leadership, religious and political. in other places, they actually said they want to see girls in education and schools running. we have had mixed measured as -- measured answers from them, but we are cautiously optimistic, on moving forward. ross: also in the last few minutes, the u.s. state department confirmed its compled its drawdown of staff in afghanistan, to what it calls a cord to plummeted presence -- core diplomatic presence. we will update you on the situation in haiti. rain, hampering efforts, two days after a devastating earthquake. ♪ new zealand prime minister has confirmed for new coronavirus cases, including one hospital worker. that takes the country to five. all the delta variance. here's our correspondent. reporter: they always had an elimination policy of closed borders and lockdowns

she leaves for south asia tonight and the president is leaving for wilmington, delaware. no glimpse what the remarks might look like. >> bill: we were talking about something else. all good. back to wilmington, delaware, a story over the weekend as the president once again leaves the white house. now to the desperation. it is growing for those trying to escape taliban rule. how many americans are trapped inside afghanistan. how many have worked with us for 20 years that are trapped behind enemy lines. neither the state department nor the pentagon seem to have any idea on that answer. this as we get terrifying new video from outside the airport in kabul. [gunfire] [shouting] [more gunfire] >> the u.s. is sticking to a plan at the airport as other countries move to get their people out. we were told we aren't going into that country outside of the airport. remarkable statement. >> pentagon press secretary john kirby asked just how many americans are still stuck behind taliban lines. >> the state department would be a better place to go for an estimate of how many americans

here's the problem everyone in connecticut wanted hartford and everyone in delaware wanted wilmington. everyone in massachusetts wanted austin. interest range. no one wanted the capitol to be in another state. it would be an economic boom in know when wanted another city to have a leg up and everyone wanted the same city and for 25 years there's a fight over where the capitol city should be. next slide. we had been working under the articles of confederation a loose quote unquote league of friendship but it took several drafts and years to even ratify the article. the articles didn't have a unicameral legislature. they couldn't raise money to pay back the veterans. they couldn't govern. it was wholly ineffectual. we lack a functioning government and good luck with that. this is what the washington responds with. next slide. on everyone's mind and it was written in newspapers washington weighs in. we are either he a united people and united for federal purposes or we are independent and sovereign contradicting each other. washington speaks and says i see no greater evil than this union

we drove from wilmington, delaware, to wilmington, north carolina, in our new electric vehicle. and we had to recharge it a couple of times, but it has a 326-mile range. the other thing along i-95, there are a lot of charging stations. we have a vehicle that actually tells you where the charging stations are so you don't have to worry about and have range anxiety. but we don't have enough charging stations. the legislation that is before us today will not create enough in and of itself, but the tax -- investment tax credit that will be part of our finance committee package later on will help encourage a whole lot of investment from the private sector. using a little bit of federal money -- actually quite a bit of federal money to incent investment by the private sector. i was talking to folks from a company -- i think it was a tennessee-based company. i don't want to mess up their name. but they have truck stops throughout the country. largely trucks, they fill up on diesel fuel and they sell gasoline. they have food and that kind of thing. and they -- they're interested in inve

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host: let me ask you both about the process of statecraft, a comment from if you are in wilmington, delaware sent this, "this agreement did not bind a nonsigning president." i will start with you, jim carafano, how this process with the biden administration picked up on what the trump administration did. your thoughts on the statecraft involved here. guest 1: well, the reason the evacuation unfolded the way it did is the u.s. gave away all of its levers on the front-end. it assumed the goodness of the taliban and then we just withdrew. in some ways, i am not critical about the military, because they had very few options, because we took away all the real leverage. look, this is the hard power world that people live in, and we respect hard power, and when the united states withdrew all of its support for the military and all of its own military support forces, it had very little leverage over the taliban, and it will have very little leverage over the taliban in the future. host: adam weinstein, your thoughts on the process leading up to the withdrawal. guest 2: i think i need to qualify some

taliban court and around the airport. president biden has cancelled a plan trip to his home in wilmington and his staying on that the white house through the weekend to continue to monitor the situation. thank you very, very much. and also perhaps to prepare members of his administration for the grilling they are likely to face when congress reconvenes to be brief. next week, my kind of just sarah washington was got lucas is an expert in us foreign policy at the university of birmingham. he believes president biden's policy own withdrawal. let's put the us 1st while leaving afghans behind. this is and a fact, the 3rd big hit to american credibility with the idea that america leads and the rest of the world follows. we saw it after the iraq war in 2002 in the disastrous approach. the americans took there. we saw that their failure to protect civilians in 2011 and beyond. in the middle east. and now we see it here. europe and allies are not going to leave nato, they will continue to work with the americans. but the idea that they follow was joe vine, put it in january americans back to leav

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. >> reporter: now, the president is away at his home in wilmington this weekend, but cbs news is toldbeing updated multiple times a day and calling members often. adriana. >> diaz: christina ruffini, thank you. the u.s. and british embassies in afghanistan are advising their citizens to leave the country immediately. this as violence escalates and the taliban seize another city.. here's cbs' imtiaz tya here's cbs' imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: for the taliban, this is what victory looks like as it takes control of the city of zarang in the southwestern nimroz province. it's the first provincial capital to be captured by the group since it signed a deal with the trump administration last year. the western-backed afghan government is now suffering body blow after body blow, as the taliban tightens its grip across the country. on friday, taliban fighters assassinated a top adviser to president ashraf ghani. speaking at the funeral, ghani called the taliban "the enemies of afghanistan" and said, "they fill coffins with our young people, and treat them like savages." more than half the country

southeast of cape hatteras, north carolina sustained winds of 65 miles per hour so if you're across wilmington all the way into killsdevil beach, you are seeing some high surf this morning. now, this storm system is very feisty, and i do think it gains more steam going into later today where it turns into a cat 1 hurricane. it will sit in this warm body of water and aims more to the north. and we're looking at a potential landfall sunday into monday across northern ne 80s ayou're across the deep south, it's steamy. and then that wildfire danger, we still have the heat that's building across the pacific northwest. we'll talk about that coming up. >> janessa, thank you. >>> hopefully it's not too hot in syracuse, new york, because that is where an 800-pound butter sculpture has just been revealed by the american dairy association northeast. that thing took 12 days to carve. and the theme is "back to school sports in play, you're going to need milk for that." it is at the new york state fair which kicks off today. >>> up next, fight or flight how airline employees are preparing for unruly passeng