zac was the constant i needed. as we walked and talked with local villagers and patrolled with members of the afghan national army, zac served as the inter loce tore for it all. we were working in parallel, because he was literally charged with both conveying my words and their intent, we became almost one person in a sense. zac also shares in the book, in his own words why he close to remain an interpreter after several of his colleagues quit because of the taliban's attacks. quote, i thought someone has to take a chance for afghanistan. i was not in the afghan national army but i felt that by using my skills to help people trying to help afghanistan, i was serving my country and building our future. end quote. their story is one of more courage and friendship and it is ongoing. joining us now is active duty marine major tom schueman, head of the a nonprofit for veterans and major schueman and zac, you and i have talked before, you have spoke within rachel, and we have talked in perilous circumstances, you were we

it became immediately evident zac was different. my trust, my team, they trust me. and we didn't think we are, like, different people. we think, like, same. same marines. >> reporter: over the years that bond remained unbroken. even as disaster struck zac's home country. >> the taliban in control of kabul, sweeping and shift -- >> thousands of afghans nowg im chaos -- killed t >> reporter: halfway across the world at his home in rhode island -- >> i don't anticipate the situation getting better in the morning. i anticipate it getting worse. >> reporter: where "nightline" first met major schuman. >> i have two points of contact at the abbey gate. >> reporter: he was working nearishly to help zac, his wife, and four young children flee the taliban has come to kabul. >> reporter: as taliban forces ravaged kabul, the seat of government collapsing around them, the airport, the only way to escape. some so desperate they clung to the sides of plan planes leavin country. >> i can't go to airport, i am far away from airport now. >> reporter:

zac, thank you so much for — the olympics. indeed. indeed. zac, thank you so much forjoining us, and _ the olympics. indeed. zac, thank you so much forjoining us, and that - so much forjoining us, and that brings us to the end of newsday. thank you so much forjoining me. hello there. there was a lot of dry, sunny, very warm weather over the weekend, certainly across england and wales. and that's just the taste of things to come, because as we move through this upcoming week, it's set to get very hot and sunny across parts of england and wales, a developing heatwave here. but even scotland and northern ireland will turn much warmer with plenty of sunshine. now, high pressure will keep control of the weather through this week, weather fronts always flirting with the northwest corner of scotland and will bring more cloud, breeze, outbreaks of rain. and then towards the end of the week, the area of high pressure will sit towards the east of the uk, and that will bring very warm southeasterly winds off the near continent. now, of course, w

a little earlier, zac spoke to me about what it was like to be part of the games.for me. four years ago, i didn't make the final, so it was special for me to be able to stand up on those blocks and have the crowd back and have that moment, all my team—mates and my family there, it was pretty special. yeah, i can imagine. what a moment indeed for you. give us a sense of how difficult competing in the commonwealth games was in comparison to the olympics, for example. yeah, i mean, every race is always a little bit different. for me, this year has probably been different again. last year, i came in as an underdog, this year i've come in kind of coming in as that guy to beat. so that's been different pressure. i wouldn't say it's easier or a different quality, it wasjust, yeah, a different race, if you will. it was still a tough race, so that's always great to come away with a win. what is it like to go from that transition from being, as you have described it, you know, the underdog to the man to beat in pool? it is a strange feeling in something i'm still learning to

boltik-pie gas pipeline we have full gas storages that protect us from risks the most difficult to find fuel zac particular great britain the netherlands have reduced the supply of gas to germany due to its own needs, repair work is underway at the nuclear power plant in france, and norway will sell gas to the scandinavian baltic countries and poland . promised to reduce gas consumption by 15%. son against this plan hungary was allowed to buy gas with oil as an exception because in the coming years the country will not be able to find a replacement for them alina bugaeva the only news on the public increase in compensation for the shelter from the beginning of the heating season, the amount of charges for the accommodation of internally displaced persons will double and we will set almost uah 900 per person every month, the minister of community and territorial development oleksiy chernyshov is sure of this, in general, the web portal of shelters in five months work helped to find a home for half a million ukrainians, lyudmila pavlenko talked with a family of immigrants from mariupol, a six-lite

city of odessa missiles also hit the coastal town of zac taca destroying several buildings. such, okay, is an important link between the odessa region and the rest of the ukraine. and ukrainian authority is ins, upper regional have joined nuclear disaster response drills. the exercises are taking place after several incidents of shunning at europe's biggest nuclear power plant. even moscow blame each other for attacks on the russian control facility. ukraine's energy minister says his government is very worried about the safety of a site. of course we are concerned that's for sure, and this is the patient. we see that this situation from the when they start throwing from a b p of august, it's changed dramatically. and of course we're concerned. that's why we're here. that's why we created this group. that's why we're wolf in the everyday communication with and we speak to our international partners. nato says it will boost peacekeeping numbers in the balkans as tensions rise between serbia and kosovo. they launched as chief and stilton. but as hell, a crisis talks with both leaders to

former twitter executive peter zac co-received a subpoena saturday from musk's team. twitter mislead regulators about privacy and security protections along with its ability to detect and root out fake accounts. we will have to wait until next friday, at least this friday, rather, to see the start of america's new mission to the moon. a fuel leak and engine problem forced the delay of today's scheduled launch. correspondent jonathan serrie shows us tonight from kennedy space center in florida. >> launch director has called a scrub for today. >> nasa canceled the first scheduled launch of its most powerful rocket after engineers discovered two problems while loading the liquid oxygen and hydrogen fuel cooling the rocket's four engines to resist the shock of the super cold rocket fuel one engine remained too hot and faulty valve compounded the problem. >> the combination of not being able to get the engine three chilled down and then the vent valve issue that they saw at the inner tank really caused us to pause today. >> nasa administrator bill nelson who flew aboard th

former hacker turned executive peter zac dough filing complaints with not only the justice departmentwitter of misleading regulators, investors and users. >> there is a analogy of an airplane. did you go on an airplane and every passenger and attendant crew all have access to the cockpit, to the controls, that's entirely unnecessary. it might be easy. >> he says twitter security vulnerabilities could open the door to manipulation by foreign governors accusing one or more staff members of being foreign agents zarate co-was fired this year for ineffective leadership and poor performance adding what we have seen so far is a false narrative about twitter and privacy and data security practices. the whistleblower says the current ceo praagh agoer wall is responsible for the mismanagement and cover-up. important to know that zarate co-was hired by former ceo jackk dorsey who he says was disengaged with the company. he doesn't have the resources or really the ability to fully account for the number of fake accounts or bots on the platform musk tweeting this afternoon the spam was shared with

and zac taylor said it got a little scuffley out there.he other person on the side of aaron donald coming after me. >> yeah, i'm getting out of there. >> andy, good to see you. >>> president biden stumping for midterms says that trump is leading republicans into semi fascism. plus investors bracing for jerome powell's jackson hole speech? what they should expect ahead. >>> and the white house announcing the $10,000 forgiveness program. and a graduate with $65,000 in debt doesn't think the program goes far enough. recommende 's the number or d brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. this is the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic. and it responds to snoring - automatically. so no more nudging your partner. or opting for the couch. because the tempur-ergo smart base is our first system that detects snoring and automatically adjusts to help reduce it. your best sleep. all night. every night. don't miss our best offer of the year, with savings up to $700 on select* adjustable mattress s

a green beret turned syracuse inner city school teacher named zac who his hero is harriet tubman.he idea to design an underground railroad that incorporated an open sewage canal in a 4-foot hole in the fence combining cooperation between the 82nd airborne and these shepherds that were working on their cell phones to make this connection. he put all of this together in less than six hours and it was how we moved several hundred people through. he did that without the help of anyone, really from the government other than those young paratroopers on the gate. >> brian: when did you realize you were their only hope you along with other allied veteran groups. >> i think for me it was when my friend nasa sam on the 15th basically said to me sir, everybody is gone. president is gone. the generals are gone. i'm not afraid to die. i just don't want to die alone. for me that young man who i have known since 2010, everything about the war hinged on whether he lived or died. talking to all the veterans i interviewed after this happened, they all said the same thing. it really came down to fri

of speaking with these two men, major tom dumoulin, and his afghan interpreter, zeta is a lucky, or zac, for short, major truman and zach were assigned to one of the most ages areas of all of afghanistan, and zach risks his life day in and day out to help u.s. troops. on one occasion, zach overheard two taliban fighters from the distance talking on their radios as they organize an attack on the group of marines plotting slowly towards them information, behind an engineer with a metal detector. knowing they were in danger and unwilling to wait for the field to be clear by a minesweeper, zak just ran through a literal minefield and tackled one of the taliban fighters. saving the marines lives. zak which is 20 years albany started working with u.s. military, he is now in his early 30s. he's got a wife and four young kids. as a former interpreter for the united states, zach qualify for the special visa program, for afghans who worked for the u.s. military. he applied back in 2016, when we spoke with him last year, he couldn't get out of afghanistan. he was being held up by a bureaucratic te

both mcmichael, zac's to judge to let them serve there.time in the federal prison due to death threats if they were sent to a state facility. the judge denying those requests simply does not allow this court to transfer. custody of gregory mcmichael, travis and michael or any of the defendants in this case to federal custody before they serve their state senate's their neighbor, william brodie. brian who recorded the incident , sentenced to 35 years after learning the men's fate. berry's mom reflecting on the pain the family feels every day only shot one time. he was shot three times. and i tell you, i feel every shot. every day that i wake up. i found guilty of federal hate crimes earlier this year for violating our berries, civil rights and targeting him because of his race in the deadly february 2020 incident when the men pursued and killed a library as he was running in their neighborhood monday. sentences are on top of sentences they received in georgia state court last year. and atlanta. charles watson fox news. state lawmakers may b

zac's ask ktvu fox two news. sometimes francisco residents called on police and city leaders leaders to do more to prevent attacks against elderly asian people. several groups rallied yesterday at washington square park, demanding more protections for their community. they say they want san francisco's police chief to be involved in a solution, and they also want the district attorney to file stiff criminal charges against people arrested in those attacks. in the span of a week to asian elders in the seventies, were brutally attacked inside her home and a senior center another just blocks away from his home for the asian elders who live here. that is not a reality for them. they cannot go outside. they cannot go and enjoy the sunshine the parks because they're being targeted for who they are. the groups want police chief bill scott to hold a town hall meeting so they can ask him what the police is doing to prevent this kind of violence. officials tell us extra patrols have been added, especially around chinatown

both mcmichael zac's to judge to let them serve their time in the federal prison due to death threatsre sent to a state facility. the judge denying those requests simply does not allow this court to transfer custody of gregory mcmichael, travis and michael or any of the defendants in this case. to federal custody before they serve their state senate's their neighbor, william brodie. brian who recorded the incident , sentenced to 35 years after learning the men's fate of his mom, reflecting on the pain the family feels every day only shot one time. he was shot three times. and i tell you, i feel every shot. every day that i wake up. i found guilty of federal hate crimes earlier this year for violating our berries, civil rights and targeting him because of his race in the deadly february 2020 incident when the men pursued and killed a library as he was running in their neighborhood monday. sentences are on top of sentences they received in georgia state court last year. and atlanta. charles watson fox news. the woman accused of causing a fiery crash in southern california, including a p

time around, they're demanding a more permanent solution before the school year starts at six ktvu zac'ses reaction from parents and city leaders. it's not safe for children to have to walk around cars and into oncoming traffic. daniel sweeney , standing across from an encampment in the city's mission district that she says is forcing her kids to do just that , and with classes scheduled to begin at marshall elementary next week. i'm disappointed. that we can't do better for the children here who want to access their school suitcases and other items blocking the northwest corner of 16th and cap street. so when he says she's taken her frustrations to everyone from the police to the city and district supervisor, zero responses persisting problem that she says has gone on for years. naomi fox also fed up she lives on the block her son, a first grader, marshall elementary, huge public safety concern. pedestrian safety, her primary concern, but i am definitely concerned about drug use around here. i see it every day. i live here. every time i walk past encampments, i see needles on the street

christina zac's so important for people to stay hydrated and as well as cal fire all of our bay area firefighting departments on alert as well. thank you. all right. meteorologist roberta gonzalez is tracking the incoming heat and we were chatting a little bit earlier. i mean, i feel like we've avoided the triple digits. eight weeks here, right, stagnant, whether pattern is what we have seen for well, he sent june 7th 8th, 9th and 10th is the last time we had some triple digits here in the bay area and what constitutes a heat wave? it is debatable. but generally speaking, it's anywhere between about three or four or five consecutive days in a row with abnormally hot weather. we have an excessive heat watch going into effect on tuesday. that's when our heat wave will peak 105 degrees, hottest location in our local areas. same in the sacramento valley and 106 and throughout the central valley and exact was mentioning. we really got to be careful about the potential of heat exhaustion and heat stroke check in with the children and the elderly and also let's be very mindful of that poten

both mcmichael zac's to judge to let them serve their time in the federal prison due to death threatsthey were sent to a state facility. the judge denying those requests simply does not allow this court to transfer custody of gregory mcmichael, travis and michael or any of the defendants in this case. to federal custody before they serve their state senate's their neighbor, william brodie. brian who recorded the incident , sentenced to 35 years after learning the men's fate of his mom, reflecting on the pain the family feels every day only shot one time. he was shot three times. and i tell you, i feel every shot. every day that i wake up. i found guilty of federal hate crimes earlier this year for violating our berries, civil rights and targeting him because of his race in the deadly february 2020 incident when the men pursued and killed auberry as he was running in their neighborhood monday. sentences are on top of sentences they received in georgia state court last year. and atlanta. charles watson. fox news california cities plan to ban all abortion services will not move forward.

next up is zac efron. a trailer is out for the actor's next project "the greatest beer run ever.nds familiar it could be because kerry sanders spoke with chickie and one of his veteran friends about this story. do you want to see a peak? >> yes. >> do these protesters not know our soldiers see that on tv. i would like to go over to vietnam, track down the boys in the neighborhood and give them a beer. >> i can do that. >> do what >> bring them beer. >> he's not serious, he's hammered. >> the man is stone sober, that's his fifth beer tops. >> i'm going to vietnam and bringing them beer. >> tada. >> chickie >> you shouldn't be here. >> i'm not doing this for laughs i'm doing it for all you guys. >> come on, time to go. >> is it over? >> yeah. you're dead. >> that's going to be good rounding out the cast is bill murray, russell crowe. it hits theatres and apple tv plus september 30th. >> true story. >> that's going to be good. >>> should we get our leg warmers on >> let's do it. >> jazzercise is sweeping the nation don't be a doubter >>> good morning to you, it is 8:26, i'm marcus w

. >>> zac efron has long since graduated from "high school musical" and he's heading back to the big this country is still behind them. >> you're going to get yourself killed over there. >> it's like you said. everyone's doing something. i'm doing nothing. >> efron posted that trailer on his instagram. it's based on the real story of a guy named chicky who risked his life to bring u.s. soldiers in vietnam a little taste from home. it stars russell crowe and bill murray. it will premiere in select theaters and on apple tv plus on september 30th. interesting story. >> yeah. >>> finally, not sure if this is a thing where you are, but here in new york, people are taking pictures and videos and posting them of squirrels doing this. yeah. the new york city parks commission even posted a shot saying, if you see a squirrel splayed out like this, don't be alarmed. they're just splooting. also known as trying to cool down by laying all spread out. if you have a dog, you're no stranger to the sploot, but it is unusual to see squirrels splooting away here in central park. robin, right? we've see

ktvu zac's a, says the meeting covered topics range from vaccine shortages to how to stop the spread of the virus. the public health threat is accelerating across the country . as of monday, we've seen nearly 12,000 confirmed cases in the u. s house speaker nancy pelosi moderating a town hall over the phone tuesday as the number of confirmed monkeypox cases continue to grow 2000 cases in california so far more than 600 san francisco. sadly we see monkey park since serious harm on her lgbtq, family and friends, thousands in the bay area, hoping to get the vaccine were initially met. it with long lines and vaccine supply shortages. the san francisco department of public health reporting that those lines have eased of late as more vaccine comes into the bay area, but san francisco aids foundation ceo tyler termeer says they still don't have nearly enough. here we are three months after ringing the first alarm, and we arrive in a public health state of emergency. as of this morning are waiting list at the foundation sexual health clinic, known as magnets. reached 11,78n francisco receivi