vamos a apurarnos, va a empezar el cumpleaños y van a preguntar dónde está don vicente. >> buenas, don vicente, ¿va a la pachanga de doña leonor? ay, qué gusto. da tanto gusto saber que a pesar que está enfermito está tan animado para la fiesta. los veo al ratito, hasta luego, don vicente. albertano: no manches, vitor, quedó increíble el truco, ni siquiera se notan los hilos. vitor: papá, es el principio del titiritismo, y te puedo hacer varias posiciones, la cuauhtemiña, mira, verdad, te puede hacer la ola. bueno, hasta si lo haces enojar te la puede refrescar, mira. te baila hasta la macarena, mira. albertano: está bien chido, préstamelo tantito. vitor: cómo que presta, albertano, hay que respetar a los difuntos. ¿qué pasó? albertano: nunca me presta sus juguetes. este es el el nuevo google pixel 5 con chip de seguridad titan m pero para la persona que no juega con su seguridad es un teléfono sobreprotector de datos los teléfonos 5g de google pixel, desde $499. todos: [cantan las mañanitas] albertano: Ándele, pida deseo y apague sus velas. no, pero sople recio, ust

>> we need to consider that, don. listen, when i was a kid, we had vaccines for the measles, i still have the scar on my shoulder. people did not question it. for some reason now they've been politicized and i don't really get that, and it's unfortunate because it is costing lives. so i think what we need to do is, again, fall back, when you're in an area that is not your expertise, fall back on the experts, physicians, health care professionals, nurses, those who are on the front line and understand what's happening here. take their advice. don't be too arrogant to do that. be willing to listen. my dad used to tell me and my three sisters, god gave you two ears and one mouth. probably good to respect that, and i try to. >> with that usually comes they gave you two ears and one mouth for a reason, right? thank you, congressman, i appreciate it. >> thank you, don, my pleasure. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo refusing to step down, even with the very real possibility of impeachment looming on the horizon and members

>> right, don. we got up to slidell and we saw some heavy flooding on the roads that was still there. and the mayor of slidell had told us he was afraid by midday even they were going to see more flooding even worse flooding because even though the initial floodwaters had recessed, he was worried that shifts in the winds from the remnants of hurricane ida that were still kind of hanging around were going to shift some of the tides of lake pontchartrain up into his town and cause even more flooding. we don't know, at this moment, whether that actually happened. but slidell was very hard hit by some flooding and what we saw today, it was nearly waist deep in flooding. we could not transmit from there because there were no signals available. so we had to shoot our video and then leave. then, we caught up to some people at a very, very long line for gasoline in st. bernard parish. not too far from downtown new orleans. these people were waiting in line for two hours, three hours, per person. we talked t

the news continues now with don and "don lemon tonight." >>> this is "don lemon tonight." thank you so much for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news. the u.s. has conducted an air strike against isis-k, an isis-k planner, that is our breaking news tonight. central command spokesman captain bill urban says in a statement, quote, u.s. military forces conducted an over-the-horizon counterterrorism operation today against an isis-k planner. the unmanned air strike occurred in the nangarhar province of afghanistan. initial indications are that we killed the target. we know of no civilian casualties. >>> that as we have more breaking news tonight on a new threat in afghanistan. the u.s. embassy in kabul, just now, again, warning u.s. citizens at a number of gates at that airport to leave immediately. they are citing security threats. the alert advising u.s. citizens to avoid traveling to the airport, and to avoid airport gates. that just hours after the president, joe biden, was warned by his national security team that another attack in kabul is likely. not just

now, don, the u.s. today talked very lofty goals about 5 to 9,000 people being flown out, every day, if they can. and claimed that they'd got 6,000 processed inside that airport for flights in the hours and days ahead. startling turnaround, if that is the case. but they also, too, seem to be not particularly conscious or cognizant of those messy scenes outside the airport. leading to fears that maybe, once again, the reality of what's happening in afghanistan isn't matching statements from u.s. officials. don. >> nick, thank very much. i appreciate the reporting. >>> now, i want to bring in cnn counterterrorism analyst, phillip mudd. thank you for joining us. listen. i got to get your take on nick's reporting but, first, let me ask you about some breaking news. cnn is learning that more than a dozen u.s. diplomats apparently signed a classified cable last month to the secretary of state antony blinken. a cable warning of potential catastrophe on the ground in afghanistan when the u.s. withdrawals. the e

>> you know, that's exactly it, don. in a state where local control is so much celebrated, this is a case where local control needs to be had. our school districts know what is happening in their communities. they're talking to officials, health officials. they're talking to people that know what is happening in their communities to be able to make the best decisions for our students, our educators, and those communities. >> ovidia, dr. fauci really making some news, now saying that he believes in vaccine mandates in some places, or mask mandates, right? he is saying that teachers should be required to get the vaccine. as the president of the texas state teachers association, do you agree? >> we are highly encouraging all of our educators, our community members to get the vaccine if they're able to. we understand that there's going to be some instances where somebody cannot get the vaccine. but the more people that have the vaccine, the safer we'll be. we're also asking for all the precautions that were had in the last s

don. >> thank you, drew. no words. no words. those are the people you're trying to convince the vaccine is -- that you should get vaccinated. and there was no election fraud. good luck with that. >>> an officer who defended the capitol making the cover of "time magazine" stay with us. i know a thing or two about cars. and, sometimes, buying them can make you tight in the chest. but with carvana, i can finally breathe easy, buying my car 100% online without any tense negotiation. smells like the internet. shop now at carvana.com. when i'm not racing, i'm personalizing, just like how carvana lets you personalize your financing. you can customize your down payment and monthly payment in a matter of minutes for some truly dazzling results. financing has never felt so fabulous. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopa

>> it really is, don. we're getting this information from the families themselves, not from the pentagon. the pentagon has not released the names. they of course, want to notify the next of kin before they do that. we will expect more names from the pentagon tomorrow. but we have gotten three names and don, as so often the case, what hits you when you see the information about those who have been killed is how young they are. these are in at least two of the cases, men who were young children when this war started 20 years ago. i want to go through the three names, the three individuals who we do know about tonight. the first one is raleigh mccollum. -- raleigh mccollum. he heard he was a son, a brother, husband and father with a baby due in three weeks. he was just 20 years old. he was a baby himself, as a toddler he carried around a toy rifle in his boots. and he planned to become a lineman once his marine time was finished and loved hunting and end anding time outdoors and finally, don, there is a navy

this is don lemon tonight. this is our breaking news. the united states and the world grappling with the nightmare scenario of the deadly terror attack in afghanistan. twin suicide bomb blasts in kabul, taking the lives of 13 u.s. service members, including 10 marines, wounding 18. officials in kabul say more than 60 af aghan, men, women were killed. bluntly warning the terrorists who carried out the attack will pay. >> to those who carried out this attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm, know this. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. i will defend our interests and our people with every measure at my command. >> the president directing military leaders to draw up plans to strike isis-k and vowing the mission to get americans and afghan allies out of the country will continue. but what does this mean for his exit strategy? american troops are supposed to be out in just five days. the white house says at no point today has the president considered keeping them there past august 31st.

don? >> john, what's the white house saying about the president's decision to go after this isis-k planner just a day after the airport bombing? should we expect more? >> i think we should, don. think about the qualities that the white house has been trying to project over the last two weeks and particularly over the last 36 hours. one of them is resolve, that president biden is determined to carry out this mission on his timetable because he clearly believes in it. the other is strength as commander in chief. remember, the ferocious criticism that he's received from republicans and from democrats centers around the idea of weakness in leadership, american retreat, abandoning our allies. so the fact that the administration so quickly is able to step forward and hit a target with the president having used this muscular rhetoric yesterday, saying, we're going to hunt you down and make you pay, jen psaki, the white house press secretary today saying president biden doesn't think these people

don. >> thank you, drew. no words. no words. those are the people you're trying to convince that you should get vaccinated and there was no election fraud. good luck with that. >>> an officer who defended the capitol making the cover of "time" magazine. stay with us. sec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so yo

it's time for the big show, "don lemon tonight," with its big star, don lemon. i'll tell you, the pictures look bad. >> yep. >> there's no question about it. >> wait, hold on, hold on, hold on, before we get to that. i -- i -- this is when i usually tell you happy birthday and whatever and joke around. and i want to say happy birthday. i cannot joke around with you tonight because there is so much serious news going on. so i will just say happy birthday. it's great to have you back. you're a partner here, and i'm just happy to have you back cause nobody bounces off each other, between shows, like you and i do. now, go on. >> i love you, d lemon. >> i love you, brother. >> um, i don't think that it is usually our position to put pressure on the administration to do certain things. however, -- >> right. >> -- every read from the ground is consistent. if the biden administration does not find a way to fix the problem of abandoning people, who put their lives on the line for american-fighting men and women, it will be a stain on this administration, forever. >> i do

" "yes." >> don was in the middle of moving. the movers tried to calm him down. >> and the guys says, "we don't know that she's dead." i said, "count on it, he killed her." and i got there and, you know, she was gone. >> he was right to be begin with. rachel was dead. the horrific news spread. >> i got a call from a friend and i said, "it can't be." and the next thing i knew, i woke up on the floor. >> you fainted? >> i completely blacked out, hit the floor. so i called the sheriff's department and asked them if they knew what was going on. and they said just stay right where you're at. >> james'daughter katelynn got a message at school. >> i walk outside, and i call a family friend, and he goes, "are you sitting down? i think you need to sit down, katelynn." i was like, "what's going on? " and all i remember is just dropping to the ground. >> rachel's friend shannon couldn't believe what she read online. >> i found out through facebook. i was scrolling and saw someone post something, "r.i.p. rachel." and i was what the hell is

>> thank you, don. always great to be with you. >> i know you have a daughter who is going away to college. >> i am so proud of her. i can't contain myself how proud i am of her. >> as you should be. thank you, proud dad. i'll see you soon. >> thank you. bye. >>> governor cuomo's lawyers in attack mode in defense of their client as he faces a criminal complaint. stay with us. so what's going on? [dog] i'm a talking dog. the other issue. [dog] oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 9 million dogs. [dog] nice. and... the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no... itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs

thank you so much. >> hey, don, one more thing. don? >> yes, sir. >> if people would open up their hearts with love and consider being organ donors and extending someone else's life, it is the greatest gift you can ever give community and humanity. and i urge ya. and, don, if this is the last thing i get to do in my life. >> thank you, travis. thank you, kelly. be well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so, there you go. that says it all, right there. that says it all right there. get vaccinated. we'll be right back. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the

eso me recuerda don francisco. serÁ difÍcil, este es un romance que ha estado en boca de todos en los Últimos meses pero lo van a superar, pasaron casi 20 aÑos sin verse, separado luego de una fallida intento de boda, creo que lo pueden superar, no creo que vuelvan a intentar pensar en matrimonio no estÁn disfrutando y pasÁndola de maravilla, estÁn felices. karla: erika. erika: yo creo que esto fue un amor de verano, que lo dejen asÍ, fogosa mente, que sea como un recuerdo para que haya un recuento, yo lo dejarÍa asÍ, vamos a ponernos serio y nos reencontramos en diciembre y nos encontramos por temporada, creo que los que mÁs se van a extraÑar son los fotÓgrafos. tony: oye que mal ejemplo le dan a los niÑos con este amor tan fugaz. no lo veo muy bien. karla: todavÍa no sabemos si es fugaz, de que fue rÁpido fue rÁpido. maity: erika crees que lo vamos a ver con otras parejas? erika: yo creo que no,todavÍa no, aguÁntese un momento, a menos que vuelva cada uno con su ex karla: esto serÍa como la bo

don everly, one half of the everly brothers, has died aged 8a. don and his brother phil had a string of hits in the late 1950s and 1960s — and are credited with influencing musicians including the beatles, the bee gees and simon and garfunkel. david sillito looks back at his life. # dream # dream, dream, dream # dream # dream, dream, dream. the everly brothers. in the years between elvis joining the army and the arrival of the beatles, don and phil ruled the airwaves. donnie here on the right, got his first break on the radio when he was just eight years old. they had a 50 minute radio show on saturdays, known as little donnie, and i used to get to read the commercials. be sure, if you have corns and calluses, that you send for foster's 30 minute corn and callus remover. $1 will bring you a big one ounce bottle. cathy's clown, written by don, was their biggest single. # here he comes, that's cathy's clown. # way down in golden green, yeah. but as the 60s progressed, fashions changed. the close harmony began to break down. being a duet in the mu

. >>> the news continues with don lemon and "don lemon tonight." >>> hello, everyone. here we are. thanks for joining us. this is "done lemon tonight." we have busy developments from everything from afghanistan to covid to a big win for the president on capitol hill. we're going to catch you up on all of it. i want to begin with afghanistan because that's where the pace of evacuations is at an all-time high on a date the president, president joe biden announces he's sticking to his august 31st deadline one week from now. for u.s. troops to leave the country. >> we are currently on a pace to finish by august the 31st. the sooner we can finish, the better. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. but the completion by august 31st depends upon the taliban continuing to co-operate and allow access to the airport for those transporting out and no disruptions to our operations. >> so here is what the president is saying that the u.s. has helped evacuate more than 70,000 people since august 14th. 12,700 in 24 hours. that is the largest number in a 24-hour period so far. you

>> reporter: hey, don, yeah. greene does this thing where she prefaces her statements by saying she supports people getting the vaccine if they want to get it, even pointing out that her parents got the vaccine. but then she goes on these long monologues attacking the vaccine that could discourage people from getting their shots, and that is a message that is resonating with some of our supporters here. have a listen. would you consider getting the vaccine if more businesses, there's parts of the country now where you can only go into a restaurant if you have proof of a vaccine? >> no, no. i'm not for that. this is america, and we are a free country, a free people. we have the right to decide what goes on with our bodies, and mandatory vaccines and vaccine passports, i believe that is unamerican, anti-american, and the government has no place in doing that. >> i'm not vaccinated and i'm not going to get vaccinated. o our days are numbered. it doesn't matter if it's covid, or i could go down the highway and get hi

don everly — who's died at the age of 84. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. welcome back. in just welcome back. injust a welcome back. in just a few minutes welcome back. in 'ust a few minutes we will be looking — welcome back. in just a few minutes we will be looking at _ welcome back. in just a few minutes we will be looking at the _ welcome back. in just a few minutes we will be looking at the front - we will be looking at the front pages of the morning's papers, but before that... let's return to our top story and the taliban takeover of afghanistan. as we've been reporting, the taliban's co—founder, mullah baradar, is in kabul for talks about forming a new government, but what form will this look like? and of course the taliban has promised they will have an inclusive government. earlier i spoke to vanda felbab—brown, who's an afghanistan expert at the brookings institution think tank in

>> yeah, that's right, don. i mean, it is well beyond chaos in these last -- in these last -- in this last month, this last couple of months. the people around him were worried about what lengths he was willing to go to, to hold onto power. i mean, i have a story in the book here about in the early november, don, was when trump started talking about getting rid of bill barr. when he offered the job to other people. um, he even offered it to richard donoghue, at -- at the justice department. rosen's number two. but donoghue wanted to follow the -- the -- the chain of command here and trump eventually gave the -- gave the acting job to rosen. which shows how really, really close we -- we came there. rosen is someone who sees his allegiance to the constitution, not the office of the president. and -- and, you know, max mentions the chaos in -- in georgia. that story in this book, too. you know, by the -- by the end -- by the beginning of january, lawyers were showing up in georgia saying the white house has sent us

and don, let me tell you this. between my husband and i, there are nine children under the age of 12 in our family and one on the way. it is criminal, what these parents are living under. these children are not republicans or democrats. they are schoolchildren. they are florida's children. for ron desantis to be playing dictator with school boards and teachers and superintendents, it is so anticonservative. and scott knows this. >> before we run out of time, i need to scott in. >> republicans believe in local control. >> scott, go for it, please, we don't have that much time. >> yeah, i tend to think that the local school boards and superintendents are the best equipped to make decisions. i've got four kids in three schools, i'm dealing with a lot of different circumstances. i would trust the people running those schools more than a governor, whether that's a republican or a democrat governor, to make the right decisions. so i don't like the top down mandates. i also don't like prohibiting a local school doing what

don, i get it. i empathize with you. but until the end of this year, i'm not giving in and i'm not giving up and i won't be partisan and i won't be political and i'll do my best to trito give your viewers and any viewers i can get in front of, the best possible information so they can convince their friends, their family, maybe even themselves to get vaccinated. >> as you know, the truth is not partisan, right? and everything that i said here tonight is truthful about the people who are hesitant to getting it. and look. i hope what you're saying is right. you should continue to fight for it. when i see people now. i hear people saying, doctors are paid actors. they're being paid by the left. that's politicizing it. or the folks i had on earlier. don lemon has paid actors on television. there's nobody paid. they say we're country folk. we made a mistake. we should have got dwrenl vaccine. everyone in our family has gotten it. this could be my last breath. do you know when the anti-vaxxers say in these are actors. no one s

i appreciate it. >> thank you, don. thank you for having me. >> i love the big texas flag behind you as well. so, listen, you successfully blocked restrictive voting rights legislation in texas for now. but in just a few minutes, the first special session ends and governor abbott is already calling a second special session starting tomorrow afternoon. voting rights is still on the agenda, so now what? >> well, we knew this was going to happen. the governor has vowed to call special session after special session to get what he wants. in fact, he has used the more than 2,100 legislative employees as pawns in his game for power. so we know that he will stop at no -- [ inaudible ] >> representative collier? okay. representative collier, her shot has frozen. her skype has frozen. we will try to get her back. again, those lawmakers, some of them are still in washington. not sure if they're going to continue to stay there, if they're going to rotate in and out. but the governor is finishing up one session, calling another spec

. >> cómo está don vicente? >> un hijo asegura que el cantante padece que causa debilidad muscular y parálisis. en seguida tenemos lo último desde guadalajara jalisco. una amenaza de bomba afuera del capitolio. reporta desde washington >> así terminaban horas frente al capitolio. se rendía y luego gateando sobre el pavimento. de 49 años de carolina del norte y antecedentes penales. >> [habla en inglés] >> nos advirtió que tenía explosivos. >> lo que durante toda la mañana desató un gran opreativo de seguridad y etaban listos para actuar en cualquier momento >> personal administrativo fue evacuado y se cerró el paso. >> es una locura porque uno no espera esto. uno espera llegar a casa tranquilo >> no es seguro estar en la capital. no se siente uno bien. >> se encerró en su camioneta y desde ahí transmitió a las redes. >> entre sus mensajes, consignas y condenas por permitir ingreso de inmigrantes mexicanos y críticas a las aseguradoras. >> [habla en inglés] >> para dialogar con él negociadores us

this is d"don lemon tonight." we have got a lot tonight but i have to begin with the breaking news out of afghanistan. that's what i was just telling chris. i want to get to it. citing security threats. here it is. citing security threats. okay? americans have been warned to stay away from the kabul airport and those at three gates have been told to leave and do it immediately. that, amid fears of what's being called a very specific threat stream from isis-k about planned attacks against crowds outside the airport. and those crowds have been growing. more than 10,000 people swarming the airport today. a u.s. defense official tells cnn there are real concerns isis-k, a sworn enemy of the taliban, wants to create mayhem. they want to do it amid fears that they're capable and planning multiple attacks. that as the white house says 19,000 people were evacuated over a 24-hour period. more than 82,000 evacuated on u.s. military and coalition flights since august 14th. did you hear that? more than 82,000. that's a lot of

raÚl: lo queremos mucho, don vicente. esta gran familia le desea lo mejor, tambiÉn hay otras noticias y satcha esta mÁs que lista para contar todo. satcha: millones de padres de costa a costa preocupados por el aumento de contagios de coronavirus entre los mÁs pequeÑos del hogar. la variante delta envÍa al hospital a un nÚmero de niÑos cuatro veces superior al registrado hace un mes, expertos piden que acelere la aprobaciÓn de la vacuna de emergenciaentre menores de 12 aÑos, mientras que en florida el gobernador lanza una nueva amenaza contra lÍderes escolares sobre el uso de mascarillas a sÓlo dÍas de nuevo aÑo escolar. galo arellano nos cuenta mÁs en vivo desde miami. galo:asÍ es, el coronavirus no da descanso en estados como texas, por ejemplo, los mÉdicos dejan de atender casos que no sean de emergencia para dar paso a pacientes con coronavirus. en la florida y tremendo debate por el uso de la mascarilla en centros educativos.aquÍ tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. a nivel nacional 94,000 menores batallan con

don everly, who has died at the age of 8a. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. high pressure is making a big comeback across the uk for the week ahead. last week, we were talking very much about cloud and grey skies. this week we should be switching to talking about long spells of sunshine, figures crossed. we've still got quite a bit of cloud to get rid of, though, from the east of the uk through the remainder of the day. it will continue to produce some isolated but quite heavy showers. most of those, though, fading away into the small hours of monday as the high really begins to build and the lower pulls away. to build and the low pulls away. lows of 11—14 c. for monday daytime, there will be some patchy cloud roaming around across the uk, but this big area of high pressure will be establishing all the while. we could perhaps get a few showers across the highlands of scotland and perhaps a cool breeze of the north sea into east anglia and the far south—east. overall, a lot of fine weather,

want to turn it over to don lemon. the news continues with don lemon tonight. >>> hello, everyone. thanks for joining us. this is don lemon tonight and i've got to get right into this, okay and i want you to really pay attention to this because you have to see what's happening around the country, chaos. what is going on with a lot of americans when it comes to wearing masks to stem the spread of covid especially mask mandates for children who are heading back to school? it's turning so many people into angry lunatics, quite frankly. last night the williamson county school board voted to -- in favor of having children in their elementary schools wear masks. and after the meeting one man who spoke out in favor of the mandate was verbally assaulted in the parking lot. police officers had to make sure that he got to his car safely. i want you to take a look at the verbal abuse heaped on that man. here it is. >> you are god abusers! there's a bad place in hell and everybody's taking notes, buddy. >> put it back on. >> put the mask back on. >> put your mask on! >> we know who you are. no

and i think you're right, don. i think they're just doubling down because they don't know -- they think they can't scramble out of it now because they've gone this kedeep and i think th consequences are going to be tragic. >> i call my senators or governor's office to make an appointment for some medical advice and they said call your doctor. and they said, yeah, exactly. that's the point. dr. reiner, i got to get your take on rand paul slamming cdc guidelines. take a listen to this. >> no one should follow the cdc's antiscience mask mandates. will we allow these people to use fear and propaganda to do further harm to our society, economy and children? or will we stand together and say, absolutely not. not this time. i choose freedom. >> how dangerous is this rhetoric coming from an elected official with a medical degree? >> well, that former ophthalmologist is always wrong about this pandemic. he has been wrong about everything he has spoken about. first of all, he should spend a little bit more time worrying abou

you be safe, man. >> you too, don. thank you. >> thank you. >>> so she called him a moron, and now the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, is cracking jokes about hitting speaker nancy pelosi, physically hitting her. okay. i don't know what's funny about that. stay with us. i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now and get your free info kit. other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave

>> well, don, it may. there's no question that americans are very vulnerable and exposed to isis-k and other related terror networks in the country. so we don't have a lot of good options right now. there's only one airport, that's kabul, to extract our citizens and our friends and allies. so we're in a very vulnerable situation. and i think we're all very concerned that there could be casualties here. there's no question that vehicular ieds and suicide bombers are a threat at the gate. right now it seems there are not great options. people have to get to the airport. the question is do they go to the gates themselves or are we going to have to pick them up at their residences throughout the kabul area. >> max, i've been talking about the initial pictures and the situation initially, horrible. but the number of evacuations is really remarkable right now. there may still be 1,500 americans left. biden was briefed on contingency plans if he decides to keep troops on the ground longer. what do you expect? wha

don everly, half of the everly brothers passing away. don and his brother turning out 15 top ten hits from 1957 to 1962. don's death confirmed online sunday via the duo's official instagram account. it is with great sadness we regret to announce the passing of isaac donald everly. don singing the main melody on the bulk of the songs. don and his brother hitting the airwaves in elementary school singing on their father's radio show in 1945. the everly brothers influencing other duos such as simon and gar funkle whose earliest work closely mimicked the everly brothers iconic sound. in the late 1950s and 60s, unstoppable. hits including bye bye love, let it be me, all i have to do is dream. the everly brothers had an infamous on stage blow-up in 1973 when phil smashed a guitar leaving don to finish the show by himself. brothers battling drugs, managers and each other and barely speaking for a decade. each pursuing solo careers with minor success. 1983 they got back together resulting in a live album and two studio albums. in the first class

"don lemon tonight." i owe you 40 seconds but the 40 seconds the audience got with that kid is a griift, brother. it's so rare somebody can reinforce the blessing and curse of this life and fragility of h hu human. >> i didn't know her story. it's agt, right? "america's got talent," i'm not a watcher but you introduced her to them and you also introduced what's happening in this country right now and the fragility of life, how fragile life is and how we have to live our lives but we must do what is right in order to continue to live our lives in the right way, which is relatable as it comes to this pandemic and the delta variant and getting a vaccine. i think it's all related. live your best life and the best way to do that is follow the science. >> i mean, the idea of watching that kid and her -- i know she's not a kid. i know she's a full grown adult. i know that. i'm just saying i'm old. >> anybody who is under 30 is a kid to us. >> but, you know, to hear her talking about relishing any chance that she

>> no, you're not wrong, don. and that's really what puts the lie to this notion that charlotte bennett or another woman just kind of misunderstood what he meant. you know, 11 women, and the experts who were the investigators in this case and know the law better than anyone agree that it's clear-cut sexual harassment. so you're not wrong at all. this clearly was harassment. and today those women i hope felt some vindication from these experts finding just exactly that. >> john, there were a lot of people waiting on this report saying, hey, let's wait and see what the report finds, and here it is, or what the investigation uncovers, here it is. he lost a lot of allies today. president joe biden says that he must resign, meaning cuomo. not only is this coming from the president and leader of the democratic party, but biden is a close personal friend. how significant are his comments? >> it's huge. look, this report is detailed. it is damning, and it cuts the legs out from any argument of just straight denial. it's t

why don�*t they care, though? what does it come down to, money, making the business case for climate change? the business case for climate chan . e? �* , . the business case for climate chance? �*, ., , .,, the business case for climate chance? �*, ., , ., , ., change? there's a story out there that transitioning _ change? there's a story out there that transitioning to _ change? there's a story out there that transitioning to a _ change? there's a story out there that transitioning to a low - change? there's a story out there that transitioning to a low carbon | that transitioning to a low carbon or a zero carbon society will be expensive and difficult. and ijust do not buy that. britain over the last 30 years has half its greenhouse gas emissions and we�*ve seen the fastest per capita economic growth of any country in the g7 at the same time as slashing carbon emissions faster than any country in the g7. we basically have not really notice that much. people make a massive deal of changing from petrol and

. >>> this is "don lemon tonight." the calls are getting louder and louder. this is what i'm talking about, top democrats from new york to the white house calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign. that in the wake of the bombshell report from the states attorney general that alleges a governor sexually harassed 11 women including state employees and a new york state trooper. the report also says that he retaliated against one woman who went public with her allegations against him. and the president of the united states couldn't be more blunt. question, should governor andrew cuomo resign? answer, yes. and there's more. >> back in march you said that if the investigation confirms the allegations against governor cuomo then he should resign, so will you now call on him to resign given the investigators said the 11 women were credible? >> i stand by that statement. >> are you now calling on him to resign? >> yes. >> and if he doesn't resign, do you believe he should be impeached and removed from office? >> let's take one thing at a time here. i think he should

allá, sólo en almacenes don carmelo, vayan. sólo en almacenes don carmelo. albertano: ¿qué vas a hacer? mírala. no vayas a hacer unas visiones, ¿eh? rosa aurora, por favor. maría: ¿qué está haciendo? ¿qué hace tu hermana? albertano: no comiences. rosa, bájate. maría: vela, mana, no se da a respetar. betzabé: no, mana. maría: luego van a pensar que nosotras somos igual que ella. betzabé: y nosotras somos unas damas. albertano: bájate. rosa, bájate. bájate. así no, chihuahuas. [chiflidos] maría: almacenes don carmelo presenta las mejores promociones, ¿y cuáles son las mejores promociones? delfino: las mejores proporciones la tiene rosa aurora. la duendecita de los precios bajos y amiga de todos los papás de los niños. maría: ¿qué otras ofertas tenemos para el día hoy, rosa? rosa: ♪ compren, compren, compren compren, compren, compren, compren ♪ nayeli: oye, chinito, y ahora que ya somos novios... chino: ¿quién dijo que somos novios? nayeli: le voy a decir a la miss que me robaste un beso. chino: tú me robaste mi torta y yo no

don? >> thank you very much for that, alex, appreciate it. >>> joining me now, cnn's john harwood and general mark hertling. general, i appreciate your remarks and the way you handled the coverage of the remains of the servicemen returning here. >> thanks, don, that's kind. >> it was riveting, and a great way that you paid tribute to those service members. john, i'm going to start with you. the u.s. is officially out of afghanistan. we're told there are still between 100 and 200 americans who needed to be evacuated. what are you hearing from the white house? is there a plan to get all of these people out of the country? >> don, it mostly involves exerting diplomatic pressure by the united states and its allies on the taliban to live up to the commitments that alex mentioned in that piece, to allow for safe passage for people with proper documentation to least country through the kabul airport. the united states is going to reengage with afghanistan from qatar. the embassies are closed with

thank you, don folk. first off, i want to say thank you, mayor london breed, for your leadership during these amazing times how you step with a lot of courage and as a san franciscan, the step forward during this pandemic and to make things happen, respect and solute to you. you know, i'm born and raised in san francisco, but i'm not only born and raised in san francisco, i'm born on this block. four blocks up. my family came from the philippines in the '60s. this neighborhood right here has a 100 year history of filipinos and this is actually famed after the cultural philippine zone. i'm one of them. i run my organization united players and another organization that's been running for over 50 years west bay and it's neighborhood serving our current filipino families and immigrants. project right here is a win-win here in san francisco. but, if you look at now. and it wasn't built overnight. if you look now for our people to be stable, for our people to not be moved to be placed in a place where not only

still with us is don calloway and mark mckinnon. interesting episode is occurring in hungary and it has been occurring for the last several years, in which it's turning away from democratic institutions without necessarily saying so. one of the right-wing's most influential characters, tucker carlson, is broadcasting from hungary, and he is praising its leadership and its government. jonathan shade has written a column in this and which he says, tucker carlson is seeing the future and its fascist. hungary's democratic backsliding was slow and gradual, without a single dramatic moment when it's character flipped from democracy to dictatorship. even, now it retains the surface trappings of a democracy without the liberal characteristics that make those processes meaningful. if america ceases to be a democracy it will likely follow a path similar to or bonds, speaking of the head of hungry. i believe it's interesting, mark, that people, if they don't see us becoming an authoritarian regime, they don't necessarily see that you can becom

>> and don lemon is joining us now. don, this is such a powerful report that you have done there. and the regret that we're hearing from those patients. what was it like, this experience? >> it was sad and frustrating and it made me question how the messaging going out, quite frankly, from all of us, from the political leaders in washington, for us here in news media, and quite frankly, especially from the, you know, propaganda media on the right which doesn't often operate in facts and reality. that was the most frustrating part for me. i think that because of the attacks on our institutions in this country over the past five or six years or so, and attacks on journalism, people don't know what to believe because they hear so much rhetoric out there, and i think it's incumbent on us to make people more media literate, but it's also incumbent on the other guys to speak the truth. so those people they just don't know what to believe because they've been fed such lines of b.s. for so long, that the media is fake. here we are every single day giving people the facts, telling them wha

don everly, who has died at the age of 84. and it's weather time here. hello. high pressure is making a big comeback across the uk for the week ahead. last week, we were talking very much about cloud and grey skies. this week we should be switching to talking about long spells of sunshine, fingers crossed. we've still got quite a bit of cloud to get rid of, though, from the east of the uk through the remainder of the day. it will continue to produce some isolated but quite heavy showers. most of those, though, fading away into the small hours of monday as the high really begins to build and the low pulls away. lows of 11—14 c. for monday daytime, there will be some patchy cloud roaming around across the uk, but this big area of high pressure will be establishing all the while. we could perhaps get a few showers across the highlands of scotland and perhaps a cooler breeze off the north sea into east anglia and the far south—east. overall, a lot of fine weather, some longer spells of sunshine and the return of some warmth. 23 in london and glasgow. hello, thi