greg in arlington, texas, texts us -- how many people do you think are left in afghanistan? where do you get that number? and says, president biden extended the departure date the taliban established with former president trump. why didn't we make preparations to leave by the end of the month? guest: these are really good questions, and unfortunately the answers are pretty murky. i do not think we all know exactly how many people are left to remove from afghanistan. that is part of the problem. as an example, i have an office here in washington. we have received about 70 calls from various people, none of whom are american citizens, requesting our help, but it is possible they are also contacting other offices, and we are working on a fairly

but governor greg abbott the texas says moving full steam ahead on the bill vowing to call a special session after special session until they show up and it's passed. the writing is on the wall. here now is texas gubernatorial candidate and former florida congressman colonel allen west. colonel, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. greetings from houston, texas. steve: it's good to have you this morning, sir. what do you make of these two run away texas democrats who, you know, they left your state and went to deck and now they have gone on vacation to portugal because apparently they had made the reservations a year ago or something like that and they had nonrefundable tickets. obviously they had to go. they had nonrefundable tickets, colonel. >> yeah. it's amazing.

all for naught now heading to republican governor greg abbott who says he will sign it. the bill a massive overhaul of election rules among other new regulations, it will ban 24-hour and drive-through voting it limits mail-in voting and powers partisan poll watchers. republicans say it prevents voter fraud despite confirmation that widespread voter fraud does not exist. opponents say the legislation will make it much harder and, as they put it, scarier to vote, especially for people of color and disableed voters 17 other states have also now passed bills this year that restrict voting in america. >> 16 tons of illegal fireworks found in a california home back in june. you might remember what happened next >>> this massive explosion when police attempted a controlled detonation 17 people injured. doz dozens of homes damaged and the suspect back in court. >> you may play video games for one hour a day on friday and saturday and sunday, and that's stct the ri new rules from the chinese government on children as gaming addiction soars. ♪♪ energy is everywhere... even in

know you obviously always appreciate the community stepping up to help you out as we wrap up here, greg, uh, tell everyone who's watching. why do mentors matter? two young kids. think mentors matter because we need more artists in the world. we need more athletes. we need stem. we need all kinds of people who are going to come up with these world changing life altering positions, programs and technologies, and none of that happens without. caring person to connect kids on a pathway that's going to change or create a great future. we've got kids who are waiting for a trajectory shift, and we need people who are in a position to help them along that path. and if you'd like to support the boys and girls clubs of napa valley, you can click on the q r code. that's right there on your screen or go to ktvu .com/ giving day. how well varia whether you probably knows a bit of a breeze developing throughout the day, and that's kind of the same breeze they have in the sierra that has been the threat with the called or fire, and that's why they still have the red flag fire warning in place out in t

texas republican governor greg abbott signed the so-called -- and unless the supreme court intervenes, it's due to take effect wednesday. in less than two days, texas politicians will have effectively overturned roe v. wade. meanwhile, texas republican-controlled house of representatives advanced a a bill monday that would cut off access to abortion pills for people who are more than seven weeks pregnant. democratic representative donna howard of austin spoke out against the legislation. >> i am really tired of every single session having to come here and debate one more obstacle to a woman having a right to choose what happens to her own body and her own destiny. amy: a house committee investigating the u.s. capitol insurrection has asked nearly three dozen telecommunications and social media companies to preserve records related to the january 6 assault. that includes data from smart phones used by members of congress and their staff. some republican lawmakers -- including mo brooks of alabama, lauren boebert of colorado, and paul gosar of arizona -- have been accused of taking acti

he should start a band. >> greg: fake news. >> katie: it's real news. >> greg: that's a reasonable doubt rowing. >> dana: fake animal news. i think we have a new segment tune in every night for something more. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: definitely need to investigate the rat and harmonica. >> dana: get on that. >> greg: so funny. ♪ >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington i'm bret baier. breaking tonight. >> the bottom line is there is no evacuation from the end of a war that can you run without the kinds of a complexities, challenges, threats we faced. i refuse to continue a war that was no longer in the service of the vital national interest of our people. >> bret: a combative commander-in-chief defending his decision to end america's longest war and the harshly criticized withdrawal process that has left 13 u.s. service members dead and at least 100 american citizens and thousands of afghan allies who helped the u.s. trapped in afghanistan. president biden called the u.s. evacuation a, quote: extraordinary success. the president took responsibility for the operation

governor greg abbott has said he'll sign it into law. virginia governor ralph northam granted posthumous pardons today to seven black men executed in 1951 for the rape of a white woman. he said that back then, the state's death penalty for rape was almost exclusively applied to black people. the so-called "martinsville seven" were convicted by all white juries. northam abolished virginia's death penalty in march. jury selection got underway today in the fraud trial for theranos founder elizabeth holmes. her now-defunct silicon valley start-up company is accused of deceiving investors and patients by falsely claiming its technology could run an array of medical tests using just a few drops of blood. she arrived at a federal court in san jose, california, where around 170 prospective jurors will be interviewed. the 37-year-old has pleaded not guilty. more top personnel changes at the popular tv game show "jeopardy!" amid a backlash over past crude comments that executive producer mike richards made about women, jewish people, and others. s

he should start a band. >> greg: fake news. >> katie: it's real news. >> greg: that's a reasonable doubt rowing. >> dana: fake animal news. i think we have a new segment tune in every night for something more. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: definitely need to investigate the rat and harmonica. >> dana: get on that. >> greg: so funny. ♪ >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington i'm bret baier. breaking tonight. >> the bottom line is there is no evacuation from the end of a war that can you run without the kinds of a complexities, challenges, threats we faced. i refuse to continue a war that was no longer in the service of the vital national interest of our people. >> bret: a combative commander-in-chief defending his decision to end america's

he always wanted to take the spotlight from greg and it never quite happened and i wonder if now the time is ether and ethereum are they stealing some of bitcoin's thunder? >> hey, great to be back and look, we don't view it as competition at coin share. we have 5 billion in management and look, we've seen this trend before notably in 2018, january of 2018, bitcoin dominance dipped to about 39% currently bitcoin dominance is about 40%. crypto markets operate in cycles bitcoin offers something very specific to investors. it really has captured the store of value narrative what we tend to see is where we have cycles like these where there's a lot of rapid value appreciation in new layer one protocols like solana, avalanche, liuna, we see people rotating out of bitcoin, but really what we see at the end of the day is people rotating back to bitcoin so the oscillation we see in bitcoin dominance is part of a cycle. we've seen it as early as 2014 so in my view, it's tnot competitive. we're seeing different block chain protocols. again, the proposition of each protocol is very different bi

of course that have been as we out a day early, greg. but here we are as we await president biden, his own words from the white house about 10 minutes delayed. >> it's a momentous moment, sandra, absolutely. we have been covering this for almost 20 years. i am here now with our cameraman, one of the first marines into kandahar december, january, 2021-2022. got to think that this is not the right way to go out come of the past couple of days we have had a chance to speak with afghans who are transiting from the ramped up military air base just a few miles away from where we are now, they are grateful to be out, tens of thousands are grateful to be out. we cannot believe how many told us that they had family members that are still inside. they have friends that are still inside. they were worried about them and they absolutely have no illusions about the taliban, they feel that they have not changed. they feel it's going to be a backcountry to come. we had a chance to talk to doctors and nurses that have launched to the medical center not

greg, welcome to you i think there's some confusion as to whether the numbers represent slowing from a hot trend or the start of a more precipitous downturn >> i think what we're seeing is reflection of the delta variant. so, there are concerns about the rapid spread of the delta variant. and we are seeing that across a number of states the health situation is worsening we've always said that a strong and healthy situation on the health front is key to supporting a robust economic recovery what we're seeing is a temporary cooling of the economy that is reflective of those trends and we saw it in the latest consumer confidence data where consumers are a little bit more on edge because of the worsening situation. i would note there's still a hint of optimism in that consumers are still looking towards vacations in the next six months that reflects the fact they're not necessarily completely going into reverse and pulling back on all spending, but there's still some optimism out there in terms of the outlook >> yeah, i guess there's so many differences now versus when the numbers starte

hello, greg, can you let us know what item you're speaking to? >> hi. i'm speaking on item 2. we've been talking about ventilation since last fall. at last week's board comments, there was a lot of comments, in response last friday, the district [inaudible] accepted a no-bid contract on hepa filters, and the district managed to get that no-bid contract on this agenda in nine minutes. i'm not joking. ventilation's always important, but why a rush basis for this contract in nine minutes? what happened last week? well, i'll tell you. the recall effort, 6,000 signatures, is what happened. if this was about the kids, it would have been handled last year. if this was about the kids, we wouldn't be patting ourselves on the back, spending $3 million today. if i can have one more second, i thank you, mr. steele. it's also not prop a money. i'll take that up next week. >> operator: thank you. >> thank you. >> operator: hello, sarah? >> hello, is that me? >> operator: yes. would you like to speak to speak on the consent calendar? >> yeah, my question was about something i said earlier. >

air base in the heart of europe why we find greg palkot in germany. hi, greg. >> that's right. you are correct. flights might be finished out of kabul but the evacuation of afghan refugees continues especially at a major military hub near where we are now. several flights of evacuees arrived into ramstein from other bases and many more leaving for the states today. 14,000 afghan refugees there and grateful to be out of the clutches of the taliban and worried about those left behind and following last week's terror attack in kabul which left 13 service members dead, a facility also nearby played a major supporting role. take a look. >> all service members injured in that terror attack last thursday in kabul were met vaced to the huge military hospital in germany. many were in serious condition. they were treated with urgency and with care. some of the 20 marines were close to death. several needed emergency operations. most were young like those killed and some were women like those killed. all were stabilized and saved. listen to the commander and also the head of nursing. >> w

. ♪♪ i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> happening right now in the state of california, the caldor fire continues to rage on, forcing thousands of additional evacuations along lake tahoe and as firefighters continue to battle these flames, officials say the fire is only 15% contained. steve patterson is on the ground in california with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. state of emergency for south lake tahoe and intense moments for firefighters currently on the front lines engaged in a desperate battle to not mince words, to save south lake tahoe, the eastern edge of the caldor fi

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greg castro, who was the principal cultural consultant for the ramaytush ohlone worked with the human rights commission to develop the land acknowledgement statement. this is now read at the beginning of the meetings of the human rights commission, board of supervisors, and has been presented to the san francisco unified school district commission meetings. this is the land acknowledgement. we, who are gathered here at this violence prevention summit, acknowledge that we are on unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the original stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor given up their responsibilities as the care takers of this place. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their tradition homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relative of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. to end violence, you must admit and acknowledge a

say wear masks. >> we followed the governor's order last year. >> reporter: it might be what governor greg abbott wants but in harris county, county judge lena edalgo says current law is the mask mandate she issued which has been allowed to stand in texas courts. >> the most powerful tool we have is parents speaking up, is parents recognizing that the law is on their side. >> she's burning up, but she's telling me she's cold. >> reporter: cara started feeling last week and tested positive for covid. >> nobody in the school community cares about whether she is safe. and all of those thoughts, like just kind of culminated and i just like, felt this rage. this was preventable. this did not have to occur. >> reporter: now cara is in quarantine, a child who did her part and is left paying the consequences, her mother says, of other people's choices. rosa flores, cnn, houston. >> out of the kids hands. we want to bring in chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta. we talk about masks in schools, and there's some new modeling out which projects what kind of a difference it can make. what does it s

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greg gutfeld takes all the magic from here. make sure you watch. >> american citizens left, we will stay until we get them out. >> the situation wouldn't allow it. >> august 3, '01, president biden breaking his promise to leave troops in afghanistan until all-americans were evacuated from the country. laura: the last united states soldier exiting couple while hundreds of americans and thousands of allies remain stranded intel a man occupied territory. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. look at that. let's go to this fox news alert, in couple overnight the taliban celebrates the last us soldier leaving afghanistan. ashley: we learn more than 100 americans have been left behind and we fear the numbers much higher. >> reporter: after two decades us troops left afghanistan, the last soldier to leave, major general chris donahue commander of the 80 second airborne division seen boarding the last c-17 out of couple, the withdrawal finished 20 hours after the deadline that military leaders are already admitti

greg gutfeld takes all the magic from here. make sure you watch. >> american citizens left, we will stay until we get them out. >> the situation wouldn't allow it. >> august 3, '01, president biden breaking his promise to leave troops in afghanistan until all-americans were evacuated from the country. laura: the last united states soldier exiting couple while hundreds of americans and thousands of allies remain stranded intel a man occupied territory. you are watching

here are some pictures of me on the beach we couldn't find any pictures of me with greg. he's been talking about this an a lot of people were in the junior military not talking about this but the accountability and issues with the senior officials in the military. we've got a guy that gets fired and gives up millions of dollar essentially a lot of people are now wondering do something happen? do we support the change or doe the stuff quietly go away and nothing changes and if you look at how this happened this would obviously not happen at any other country where you need accountability. that's a lot of the problem wit the military because the accountability does not exist. somebody said it's cool and it' been an open secret amongst military people for a decade now. >> we will talk about this late in the show of first by the new rule makes them sound cool. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just bec

next, greg jaws we act -- greg joswiak. he is the head of marketing. he has been in charge of product marketing and could certainly be capable of the next leader. next, deirdre o'brien. she has seen it all in her three decades at apple. lastly, john tournis. if he became ceo in five years, he could hold onto the role for well over a decade. with cook's departure probably at least five years away, someone else could emerge. with one decade in the rearview mirror, we are on schedule to start looking toward the future. this is power on. emily: don't forget, you can sign up for mark's weekly power on newsletter at bloomberg.com. casino operator wynn resort says it will spend $100 million this football season marketing its its new betting app. my colleagues caught up with the wynn ceo for this exclusive interview. >> we did launch a brand campaign as you mentioned today, featuring ben affleck and shaquille o'neil. the purpose is to convey our brand positioning. we are among the best land-based gaming assets in north america. we think we have a unique positi

hello, greg, can you let us know what item you're speaking to? >> hi. i'm speaking on item 2. we've been talking about ventilation since last fall. at last week's board comments, there was a lot of comments, in response last friday, the district [inaudible] accepted a no-bid contract on hepa filters, and the district managed to get that no-bid contract on this agenda in nine minutes. i'm not joking. ventilation's always important, but why a rush basis for this contract in nine minutes? what happened last week? well, i'll tell you. the recall effort, 6,000 signatures, is what happened. if this was about the kids, it would have been handled last year. if this was about the kids, we wouldn't be patting ourselves on the back, spending $3 million today. if i can have one more second, i thank you, mr. steele. it's also not prop a money. i'll take that up next week. >> operator: thank you. >> thank you. >> operator: hello, sarah? >> hello, is that me? >> operator: yes. would you like to speak to speak on the consent calendar? >> yeah, my question was about something i said earlier. >

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greg jumped ahead. that's fine. i mean, yeah, i mean, i mean both sides have their grievances. i mean for every, for every complaint by the right, i can cite 10 complaints by the, by the left which you know which the left leaves and just as passionately and justice fervently. but the point is, and it's and then was throwing around the ward majority. and i believe that ultimately democracy rests on majority rule. we can discuss the question of minority rights and what that means, etc. but ultimately majority democratic rule is the driving force behind democracy . if you have 25 people vote and 13 want one, option 12 want the other well, the 30 and then when that's simply the way it works and but the problem in america is we don't have that. we have a system of minority rule upon minority rule, neither side has the power and consequently everyone's going bonkers as a consequence. they're more and more frustrated. i said before i broke the image of a 2 scorpions in a bottle, and that's exactly what we're seeing. so, i mean, so america needs effective majority democratic rule and a

look at greg abbott in texas. the two things that we have now that we didn't have in 1955, number one was this distrust of any kind of authority. look at the contempt that so many people have for dr. fauci or for the cdc or any organization that tries to use the lessons of science to advise americans. you probably got it from a mainstream newspaper or national radio network. that would give you a different source of information. you have the nazi channel and people looking on the internet for the latest pronouncements of qanon and strange people and governors and politicians throughout the country who instead of acting as leaders are running after these people trying to get their votes by saying things against vaccinations that they know are not true. the worst sin in american society is for a leader to knowingly say something that is not true especially something that will lead to people's deaths just to get votes. >> i think you make several important points including us to think about the wider dynamics of the

i'm dana, with katie, geraldo, and greg. this is the five. >> the last american war planes have left kabul airport. there are no more u.s. war planes at the airport. the american presence is gone from the airport. i can confirm with multiple u.s. officials i have spoken to in recent moments america's longest war is officially over. >> the war in afghanistan is officially over. as skwrep from said the last american airplanes of u.s. troops have left and tal boone in control of the airport. there are americans still there and the state department will work to get remaining americans out. we take this around our table, first. poet, have served. this must be filled with a lot of different emotions. >> yes, it's almost surreal to see that banner at the bottom right will. america ends war on n. afghanistan. setting aside all of the criticisms i and all others have i'm very glad every one of our boys at this point is off of that airfield. off of that kill zone and that x. you can talk about what was miss man amed and the future. we

greg palkot has more from germany. greg? >> neil, yeah, basically we're in the final hours of the u.s. war in afghanistan. there's a lot of lives hanging in the balance. take a look at what we saw today at a major u.s. military hub not far from where we are right now. >> right now there's a double focus for the u.s. military getting all troops and gear out of kabul by the tuesday deadline and of course getting as many afghans out of harms way as soon as possible. ram stein air force base in germany is a busy place. >> neil, there's 18,000 afghans now at that base. they are being vetted. they are being checked, housed and fed. the flow of incoming refugees from kabul, slowing down. only one plane in the last 36 hours. flights out to the states ramping up. 12 planes with 2,000 on board. there's still thousands that could be targeted by the taliban. hear what some refugees told us through a security fence and hear what the commanding general said. >> you know, the taliban and isis, they're enemies. they never change. >> family

valuations $100 billion greg martin, we appreciate it. >> i'd love to >>> let's look at how the ipos have done. the renaissance ipo itf is flat. remember the year last year? it's up less than 2% this year snowflake up just 2% this year palantir a 10% gain. peloton weighing on it big time down 33% that's it for "the exchange. "power lunch" begins right now stick around >>> kelly, thank you very much welcome to "power lunch. here is what's ahead on this busy hour. knocked offline, hurricane ida shutting down almost all oil production in the gulf the ceo will give us details and a trader will give us his next play >>> and from the economy to earnings to events, it's conference season. yes, the three things that should be on your radar this week as an investors and not everything can go up forever a top analyst has the list of names he says you should avoid putting in your portfolio. kelly? >> tyler, thank you very much. here is your midday market check. the dow just negative. the s&p and nasdaq, the s&p up 26 the nasdaq up 156. about a 1% gain here shares of global star are also soaring

host: greg in pennsylvania. caller: i think it was a good response you had a couple colors ago. -- callers ago. he was coming on a line he could get in on -- calling on a line you could get in on. i hope you are making notes about rotating so that you do not get one voice expressed on every issue. i have a couple comments. i think c-span should have a topic sometime about whether the public sees the media covering biting differently than it did cover donald trump -- cover biting differently than it covered donald trump and why. 70% of the money spent and there went to the american military industrial complex. i have heard that before. i do not think it is right. if it is right, the american people should know what is going on. as to the withdrawal, anybody would have done this better than he did. who is in control at the white house? that is the ultimate question. host: with that, how closely do you think a democratic run house rooms and it is and senate will keep the administration -- run house and senate will

. >> it's an interesting point greg, thanks for joining us again. we'll talk next time about some of these private market valuations $100 billion greg martin, we appreciate it. >> i'd love to >>> let's look at how the ipos have done. the renaissance ipo itf is flat. remember the year last year? it's up less than 2% this year snowflake up just 2% this year palantir a 10% gain. peloton weighing on it big time down 33% that's it for "the exchange. "power lunch" begins right now stick around >>> kelly, thank you very much welcome to "power lunch. here is what's ahead on this busy hour. knocked offline, hurricane ida shutting down almost all oil production in the gulf the ceo will give us details and a trader will give us his next play >>> and from the economy to earnings to events, it's conference season. yes, the three things that should be on your radar this

greg palkot for us in ramstein. thank you. sandra, you feel for everybody who got out of afghanistan as they try to start a new life, and then you really worry about those who are undoubtedly going to be left behind, because the flights are closing down. >> sandra: and the amount of military equipment and weaponry that we left behind, going back to her exact words, in the briefing room just now, sit in the hour objection was not to leave the taliban with any equipment. that is not only the mic always the option when you are looking to retrograde and without a war zone. many americans would like to see an effort to retrieve some of that, but john, the coverage of the story will continue. we will join our colleagues on "the five" tonight. thank you for joining is. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. thank you for joining us. we will see you tomorrow as the story continues paid meantime, "the >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. 20 years after the towers came crashing down september 11th and th

and it really hit home for me when i saw the famous scientist greg thompson who is now the president and ceo of memorial, he did it talk or took this piece of bread and he showed his mold growing over a piece of bread and he said okay, this is a cancer experiment and everybody has done this. this is what cancer does. so that is sort of the rediscovery in the question that i'm interested in is okay, so cancer cells there getting more glucose than they should in the proliferating. we always want to go how does that happen and what is a have to do with our diet. it will for some cancer scientist, were not interested in a diet, the just interested in this is h what is happening with the drug that can somehow process and that's extremely important and amazing new drug that is comes out of this. and returning to warburg, and i i was interested in this wealth cancer cells overeating, and in many ways it's affecting our ways it affects that. and what is really interesting to me is that it really all comes together in the late 1990s because at the same time the cancer site is a rediscovery th

host: to greg, mechanicsburg, pennsylvania, republican line. caller: yes, good morning. i think it was a good response you had a couple callers ago, because apparently you concluded that the caller was not a republican but was calling on a line he could get in on. secondly, i see you have a yellow pad in front of you. i hope you are making notes about rotating so that you do not get one voice, one opinion expressed on every issue. i have a couple comments. first, i think c-span should have a topic sometime about whether the public, and do it republican, democrat, independent, on whether the mainstream media has covered biden differently than it has covered --then it did cover donald trump, and why. i also think an important issue, a caller said something about 70 percent of the money spent over there went to the american military-industrial complex. interesting question, i have heard that before. i personally do not think it is right, but if it is right, the american public should know what is going on. as to the withdrawal, my opinion is anybody, anybody, would have don

joining us now slidell, louisiana mayor greg comber. good to have you on. i understand your emergency crews, they've been doing some rescues. tell us what they've seen? >> good morning, jim. we have -- it was a long night last night and i finally got off the streets about 12:30. everything looked fairly decent. some trees and some power lines down. and i went to sleep, i guess on the the couch about 2:00 and 4:00 my police chief came in and turned the light on and said you need to get up. we have water in every neighborhood in town. in about a three hour period, we had probably five to six foot rise in the bayou and the lake estuary system that pushed water into a number of people's homes on the south side of our community. and we had to deploy boats at 4:00 this morning and do water rescues. we took about 15 people off their roofs of their homes. within three to four hours the water was starting to recede and we had to pull the boats out because we would have been stranded and now we're in with high water vehicles an taking people out of the neighborhood o

the ceo of the regional health system greg stock spoke to cnn this morning. >> during the storm yesterday, two of our generators automatically stopped working. and they serve the area critical access, critical care areas one of them. what happened as far as we could tell is they were working just fine, that 100 plus mile per hour wind was blowing and the exhaust out of the hot air where the generators are located did not occur. and when generators are on full mode, they create a lot of heat. it just heated the room up so much, that the generator shut off on remote. so, we had to cool them down and we had to figure out how in the -- and of course we don't control the wind. how to get everything right and things like that. in the meantime, we had these patients and a good number of covid and intensive care patients some of them very young and very sick and that he to do something with and so we aced very quickly and you described it. it was an amazing thing to see. i was here in this hospital during katrina and if that. you clam for things, back-up generators, beyond what you need, executed

greg castro, who was the principal cultural consultant for the ramaytush ohlone worked with the human rights commission to develop the land acknowledgement statement. this is now read at the beginning of the meetings of the human rights commission, board of supervisors, and has been presented to the san francisco unified school district commission meetings. this is the land acknowledgement. we, who are gathered here at this violence prevention summit, acknowledge that we are on unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the original stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor given up their responsibilities as the care takers of this place. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their tradition homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relative of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. to end violence, you must admit and acknowledge a

ah, good afternoon, greg. have you with us here on our internet, and now we begin this now with latest pictures emerging from the african capital, whereas video agencies captured the moment. a huge plume of black smoke billowed into the sky near cobble airport. these images reaches as the august 31st withdrawal deadline looms. however, despite the thick smoke not long after act draft appeared to be moving about the fields. countries now into this 3rd week and the taliban real reports from the capital early this monday morning, claim that the u. s. and intercepted 5 rockets targeting cobble airport. so my guest is in the city importers. this update. this is the 2nd violent escalation within the past 24 hours. they stop around, we've heard that up to 5 rockets have been lodged at the airport of cobble where the united states and sub its allies. its remaining allies are still conducting their evacuation for, according to reports. from what we've hud a truck, a pickup truck with a good field launcher 5. these miss

ceo of the regional health system greg stock joins us now. greg, thank you for joining us. where do things stand this morning. do you have everything up and running? >> yes, we do. we do. and you gave a great description of that. during the storm yesterday, two of our five generators automatically stopped working. and they serve the area critical access, critical care areas of one of them. what happened as far as we can tell is they actually were working just fine. that 100 plus miles an hour wind was blowing in just the right direction where the exhaust of the hot air out of that area where those generators are located did not occur. and you know, when a generator is on full load, they create a lot of heat. what happened it just heated that room up so much that the generator shut off on their own. so, we had to cool them down. we had to figure out -- of course we don't control the wind, how to get it right and things like that. in the meantime, we have these patients good number of them are covid patients in intensive care-type unit patients. some of them fairly young but

you watching on teen to national greg? have you with okay, let's start this out with the latest pitches emerging from the african capital where all video agencies said the moment a huge plume of black smoke billowed into the sky near cobble airport. the images reaches the august 31st withdrawal deadline looms. it's unclear what cause that smoke, but despite the thick plumes, not long after the craft appeared to be moving about the field. the country is now into this 3rd week and the taliban real reports from the capital early this monday morning claimed that america had intercepted 5 rockets targeted at cobble airport on fees, and i guess they have in the city broad as this update. this is the 2nd violent escalation within the past 24 hours. they start around, we've heard that up to 5 rockets have been launched at the airport of cobble where the united states and suburb its allies. its remaining allies are still conducting their evacuation for, according to reports, from what we've heard a truck, a pickup truck with a good

host: to greg, mechanicsburg, pennsylvania, republican line. caller: yes, good morning. i think it was a good response you had a couple callers ago, because apparently you concluded that the caller was not a republican but was calling on a line he could get in on. secondly, i see you have a yellow pad in front of you. i hope you are making notes about rotating so that you do not get one voice, one opinion expressed on every issue. i have a couple comments. first, i think c-span should have a topic sometime about whether the public, and do it republican, democrat, independent, on whether the mainstream media has covered biden differently than it has covered --then it did cover donald trump, and why. i also think an important issue, a caller said something about 70 percent of the money spent over there went to the american military-industrial complex. interesting question, i have heard that before. i personally do not think it is right, but if it is right, the american public should know what is going on. as to the withdrawal, my opinion is anybody, anybody, would have don

i'm joined now by greg mills — the director of the brenthurst foundation — who was a former advisor to the international security assistance force in afghanistan. and has done academic work. thank you forjoining us. where we are now is a very fast moving situation. do you feel it is important to look back and understand how it was that afghanistan fell so quickly to the taliban in order to understand how we move forward? to taliban in order to understand how we move forward?— we move forward? to an extent. i think it is important _ we move forward? to an extent. i think it is important to _ we move forward? to an extent. i think it is important to look- think it is important to look backwards because it has a bearing of future oceans. it is human nature we find ourselves in stability operations across the world, indeed there are a number on going not least in africa where i am based. mali, somalia, elsewhere, these are all sites ofjihadist insurgency so it has a bearing both in terms of the enormous boost that they would have received but also has consequences for the government is a

ktvu is greg liggins is here now, with the latest. we're expecting gus tas high as 25 to 30 miles an hour on monday as the winds sweep up from the southwest and then on tuesday they could actually be a little bit stronger we could see some guts to maybe 35 miles an hour meteorologist jim dudley delivered the grim firefighting forecast in a video update saying winds will come from the southwest overnight these firefighters sprayed down trees near strawberry trying to prevent the wind from picking up embers. and already persistent problem causing spot fires that can happen nearly a mile away, was described to me as a treasure hunt as they're trying to find these spot fires throughout the community to ensure that the structures remain intact. and not damaged when spot fires occur. a fire behavior expert says there's a 90% chance they will have to take action on that new fire and we'll see that increase up to 95% and we'll see that spotting distance. stay around three quarters of a mile, one of the spots that was thrown yesterday afternoo

snyder competed with greg billington as his guide. in para-triathalon, guides are tethered to competitors and ride in tandem with them on the bike. leading on the run with spain closing in fast, snyder ran and crossed the finish line first and captured paralympic gold once more. >> from the pool to the triathalon, snyder, golden for the third straight games >> the 37-year-old has said many times over the years it is not about the gold now he has six of them it does not seem to be interested in slowing down any time soon. >> i like taking on challenges i like learning new things i like pushing myself. triathalon gave me that in spades >> the world watch, brad snyder, abbas karimi and others over the first week of the tokyo paralympic hard to imagine better stories unfolding anywhere else. >>> the aussies have won gold in rio. >> it was disappointing to come away and lose. now it served as a launching pad to hopefully get on top of the podium in tokyo. >> it is okay not to be okay it is okay not to be normal. there is always the stereot