ali mike 11 u. s. marines and one navy medic were killed at least 15 other u s service members injured u s military leaders just give us an update on what happened. the first blast occurred around 70 clock, pacific time outside the abbey gate of the hamid karzai airport in kabul this happened as throngs of people had crowded that gate attempting to board some of the remaining flights out of the country marine general kenneth mckenzie jr says a suicide bomber detonated a device when he or she they're not sure which was going through a checkpoint that was operated by u s marines at that airport designed to screen afghans to get into the airport and board fly. right out of the country the general said. the perilous nature of that important work is unavoidable could simply not have been. you don't want to let somebody on an airplane carrying a bomb because that could result even massive loss of life of an air if an airplane were to be destroyed so you got to do the searches. we work with our afghan partner

s attorney is being asked to stay. u. s attorney david weiss of delaware, who was investigating hunter biden's business dealings last month. president elect bite and made it clear the department of justice would operate on its own free from white house pressure. i wanna be clear to those who lead this department. who you will serve. you won't work for me. john durham, the u. s attorney for the district of connecticut, will resign in that role, but he'll stay on this special counsel to investigate the origins of the russia probe. i think president biden had a limited role of choice here. i think that had he terminated those u. s attorneys, he would have come under its act for making political decisions. the u. s attorneys have until the end of the month to resign. in washington. david spent fox news. all right, let's take a look at your weather and we are getting ready to kick those sprinkles to the curve. as i mentioned get rid of some of the clouds get a little sunshine in here and everyone's ready for that. but we've al

the u. s urging americans to avoid. certain parts of the airport certain gates there so the question is how how could this have happened how were these suicide bombers allowed to get so close to the airport where those u. s service members were operating well alex where they're operating is right there on the definition of a front line. the taliban were supposed to be screening uh those coming in to make sure they didn't have, uh you know, some sort of i d attached their person or any other types of weapons. obviously you see that that screening process wasn't going very well and frankly, the taliban isn't a force that we can rely upon that much but those marines are right there at the gate. you know somebody had to be there, and that's what marines do. and they were there right at the front lines that abbey gate that whole area that ceo of humanity trying to get through was a known vulnerability but those marines were doing their their job to the best third ability but it's a dangerous job, and that was a risk. we cert

s military in afghanistan that ends today is the u. s hands over control of the base to the f in military part of the rapid pullout of u. s forces that president biden announced earlier this spring is irr draw down with our allies, and it's making so there's not unusual about it hard. what is the u. s moves his troops out. the taliban is looking to move in. some estimates say the group controls a quarter of the country already, attacks are on the rise. the new york times says more than 700 afghan soldiers 200 civilians were killed in june, a record number dead a troubling trend to some in congress, but the taliban is on the offense. and no one is off limits. not everyone supports the us losing its largest air base in afghanistan, located in a strategic position between china and iran, first of all, bagram airbase, so our audience understand it's a real crown jewel of a military presence in south asia. i mean, this is why the russians, the chinese and the iranians are rejoicing and completely thrilled. override departure. because our st

u s a. i, d has 65 urban search and rescue first responders and four canines now searching for survivals survivors rather in the rubble. using our eyes. we have tools with us for visual search devices that can get inside collapsed buildings, and we also have a acoustic and seismic listening devices to make sure that we can hear the sounds deep inside and collapse structures. the tragedy in haiti is unfolding as tropical depression graces drenching the island with torrential rains, the storm could bring flooding, mudslides and possibly landslides, areas already impacted by that massive earthquake in our story around here, will be a pretty significant cool down as we head towards tomorrow. now, today it was pretty hot. i showed you these highest at the 10 o'clock broadcast. we just take a peek at him again. these are from today. highs tomorrow we're going to be cooler by a good 10 degrees in many places 5 to 10 degrees, so it's gonna be a pretty significant core that some areas may cool down e

coming through the u. s. capital thebes decision not to use lethal force, i think was a wise decision. we can repair the damage to the u. s. capitol. we are not going to do. bring back lives on guy commend the police for their restraint and just hope that the protesters dispensing. ken buck. thank you, sir. republican from colorado will be back in touch with you in your office until all your colleagues men and women there in the u. s capitol building. be safe. okay thank you back to bread bear getting some more information bread. we were talking a short time ago. maybe about the national guard. i don't know if you've been able to advance that or not, but good afternoon again. welcome back to our coverage. yeah good afternoon, bill. i have been on the phone. it is in the process. it's not unease e process it is. it takes time and but it is coming and the white house has said. they noticed that the national guard is on the way. they takes a few hours to get up and running. you know the security plan i've heard

a search and rescue team from the u. s. is on the ground there with specialized equipment looking for any sign of survivors. fox news brian yannis has more from the capital city of puerto prince. it's a race against time for the u. s coast guard as their three helicopters fly. critically injured haitians from the epicenter of saturday mornings devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake, to the capital city of port of prince where hospitals are still standing. dozens have been transferred this way with various injuries. we've seen everything from. crush injuries from debris falling on people. obviously, compound fractures, head trauma. we've seen the entire gamut and we're trying to get to as many people as can to get them to higher level care more than 6000. haitians are wounded, at least 1419 dead after the quake devastated the smaller cities of jeremy, analysts say, 80 miles west of the capital, the major tremor and aftershocks, pancake buildings, levelled hotels, churches and schools. more than 12,000 homes are gone or badly d

s capitol, denying intelligence briefings to a former u. s president would be an unprecedented move. currently the briefings air offered on a regular basis to jimmy carter. bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama, the historic impeachment trial of former president donald trump is set to begin on tuesday. he is the first president to be impeached. twice he was not convicted in the 2020 trial, and most political analysts do not expect it to be convicted this time, either. he faces one count of inciting and insurrection. some members of the u. s senate said the trial is unnecessary. since mr trump is already out of office, but democrats say they want to convict him so that they can take a second vote that would ban him from holding federal office. ever again, santo's a police are investigating a deadly crash that happened just before three o'clock this morning under the 6 80 overpass near jackson avenue and joe byrne avenue but mile north of the real read healthy airport. police say one person was killed some of the streets of the area.

new figures released today by the u. s. labor department show 787,000 people filed new unemployment claims last week that number is down about 3000 from the previous week. still it shows many employers are still cutting jobs as the coronavirus continues to shut down businesses and keep consumers at home before the pandemic. the weekly number was at about 225,000. on wall street today. stocks though, rallied to new records as investors hope the democratic sweep of washington means more stimulus is on the way for the economy. the dow gained 211 points, nasdaq rose 326 and the s and p was up 55 when is going to pay $2.5 billion to settle a criminal charge related to their 7 37 max jets. bowen was charged with defrauding safety regulators in connection with the development of the 7 37. acts which suffered two deadly crashes, killing all 346 people on board both of those flights, according to the u. s justice department of settlement includes money for the crash. victimsfamilies airline customers add airlines as well as a fine.

they were stopped for several hours as hundreds flooded the runway as a u. s. air force plane was taking off, officials say at least seven people were killed, falling from the wings of that jet with a speech this afternoon. president biden strongly defended the us withdrawal. foxes madeline rivera, joining us now live from washington, where the president is facing criticism for his decision, madeline. good evening, alex. regardless of that criticism, president biden is defiant about his decision, but the situation in the country is getting more tense. 6000 u. s. troops will help with evacuations as the taliban goes house to house in kabul looking for us allies. after 20 years. i've learned the hard way. that there was never a good time to withdraw. us. forces president biden, his responding publicly for the first time since the afghan government collapsed dramatic images from the airport in kabul, showing throngs of people rushing to the tarmac, desperate to catch a flight and leave the country. at least seven people are now dead in the chaos. us forces also ki

u. s aid administrator samantha power who is leading the white house's response, says the u. s. is sending a 65 persons search and rescue team with specialized equipment. a lot of medicine is needed. assistance from the authorities help from the international community from the ngos, families who lost their homes, salvage what they could and set up tents at a nearby soccer field. haiti is still recovering from an earthquake that devastated the island in 2010, killing hundreds of thousands and leaving cow endless others homeless. the countries also in the midst of political turmoil after its president was assassinated just one month ago and after being hit by one natural disaster, haiti is already bracing for another tropical storm. grace is projected to pass over the island on monday in new york. alex hogan fox news. expect congresswoman barbara lee today released a statement on us aid to haiti. it reads in part quote while we're waiting for concrete information. the scale of this earthquake likely means haiti will need significant support from the us and the international commu

also during that time, 2400 u. s troops were killed along with 3800 u. s contractors and 66,000 members of the afghan military, 47,000. afghan civilians were also killed along with 51,000 members of the taliban, the question to be debated and discuss now. is relatively simply simple. what if anything, did american forces accomplish during those 20 years for more on the withdrawal from afghanistan? you can go to our website ktvu .com. now to our other top story in haiti, where the death toll from that massive 7.2 earthquake yesterday sword today to almost 1300, with many more missing, the white house said today it's sending a search and rescue team of 60 people with specialized equipped been to help find survivors. fox news, alex hogan tells us it's a race against time before the arrival of a tropical storm. the focus in haiti now on search and rescue for anyone trapped under the rubble, with thousands still missing after a 7.2 magnitude quake led to widespread destruction throughout the country. saturday's earthquake struck just off the coast but could b

to defend the u. s. yes. i think you could understand the last thing i'm going to do on national t v s talk about cyber operations in any great detail. what i can tell you is that we our job is to provide options to the. the president options in the cyber realm options outside the soap cyber realm and just because you have you face a cyberattack doesn't mean that that's how you necessarily respond in kind. there's a whole range of tools that the president's disposal. some of those tools reside here at the pentagon and at cyber command, and we're going to be prepared and ready to tee up those options for him whenever he might need them. and it wouldn't be fair to say that the president has at his disposal. a wide set of cyber options from the pentagon if he decides to go in that direction. that is very fair to say yes, sir. okay, let's finally turn to haiti. uh the haiti's government has asked the us to send troops there to deal with the chaos in that country. is. the pentagon prepared to send us forces they a

s coast guard the u. s, also announcing tuesday that they will be sending a joint task force to haiti to assist with humanitarian efforts. anna iliopoulos fox news. yeah coming up on ktvu. channel two news at 6 30, the santa clara county sheriff. now speaking out tonight, just one day after the mayor of san jose called for her to resign also ahead tonight as scary moment as an oakland a's pitcher is hit in the face as they take on the chicago white sox sports director mark avancez up later with the details, and he helped his co workers cope after the mass shooting at the vita building earlier this year. now he is dead following his first day back at work and those who knew him said the pain was too much i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current

u s military bases and a withdrawal of all u. s troops around the world from the u. s federal building today. protesters denounced the amount of money the us spends on what they describe as war. they say they want that money to be spent on things, such as the pandemic and health care. he also praised the end of the afghan war and withdrawal of all u. s military military troops from that country. and i think that's an example of like they should go around the rest of the world. remove the truth. bring them home. now the u. s military is deployed in most countries around the world with up to 200,000 active duty personnel stationed outside the u. s. some of the families evacuated from afghanistan will eventually end up here in the bay area today, congresswoman marked the cell no visited an afghan community center in concord to prepare to welcome those families, kate views, and rubin explains that they're trying to gather donations, create care packages and even help with housing. when she sees what's happening now, marin assume he can't help but remember in 1982 her own

s contractor and wounded several americans, including a u. s service member sends a pretty clear message that you know they attacked us. they hit and killed an american contractor. wounded american soldiers on one of our bases. the u. s air strikes in syria marked the by administration's first military action against iran's proxy forces since taking office, but some democrats have criticized the move, saying there's no need to escalate tensions in the middle east, the president, sending an unambiguous message that he's going to act to protect americans and when threats or post he has the right to take an action at the time and in the manner of his choosing the pentagon says president biden approved the strikes in syria thursday morning at the pentagon. lucas tomlinson fox news. a new report out today claims saudi arabia is crown prince approved an operation to kill or capture us based journalists inside the saudi consulate in this sample, the declassified u. s intelligence report could escalate pressure on the biden administration to hold the

this as a steady stream of u. s. military cargo jets made their final departures evacuating at risk americans and afghans from the region totaling more than 122,000. as of monday. movement of personnel. very fluid. the biden administration, saying it remains committed to tuesday's withdrawal date despite the ongoing violence, last week's attack killed nearly 200 people, including 13 u. s troops sunday, the president and first lady do, marking the homecoming of there remains but with evacuations still incomplete. the biden administration continues to face mounting criticism. biden's own intelligence community. just this week was very clear that al qaeda tends to cut intends to roar back and hit us again. any responsible president would give significant weight to the advice of the commanders on the ground, and their advice was to close bagram and focus on kabul, the u. s and more than 100. other nations announced they will continue to take in fleeing afghans beyond tomorrow's withdrawal date. saying they've received as

the u. s. surgeon general expects this trend to continue if covid-19 case this is across the nation rise. what's happening in l. a county is happening in other parts of the country where when counties are seeing rising levels of cases they're considering what additional mitigation measures to take the biden administration continues to push the door to door campaign to encourage americans to get vaccinated. the cdc says at least 68% of american adults have received at least one dose of the vaccine. vaccination rates have plateaus or dropped, raising fears that the pandemic. will only extend longer. people who aren't vaccine who choose not to be vaccinated. they're the ones ruining this for us. several members on capitol hill are also calling for a 9 11 style commission to investigate the origins of the coronavirus. majority leader chuck schumer were among those who wrote a letter to house speaker nancy pelosi to swiftly create the commission with the hopes of examining how the virus came to the

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he was the youngest to make a u. s. olympics. swim team in nearly 70 years, felt told all time records for a total of 23 olympic gold medals and 28 olympics medals overall. there was a familiar face at today's 145th westminster dog show. former san francisco giants star barry bonds was in attendance. his dog rocky, competed in the dog show he owns rocky with his sister in the midst that she does all of the work to train rocky, the miniature snatcher did not win his breed. but bond says he's just happy that his dog qualified for the show. okay we're looking at the weather this week. the next couple days monday and tuesday are going to look like this kind of like it was today, but then rapid increase in temperatures as we get into wednesday, thursday and friday. that's going to create that big heat in the inland bay valleys that excessive heat advisory or watches, in effect, it will turn into could've easily turned out excessive heat warning for the central valley because of the way that high shot builds in from the southwest. so t

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the county, says the u. s. district court temporarily suspended an order issued on monday that lifted the ban. santa clara counties council says their health order is different than the state's rules on religious worship, which. struck down by the u. s supreme court. the county says it's orders are even handed because they apply to all gatherings, regardless of purpose. authorities say the court will make a final decision after a hearing

brutal heatwaves, the u. s. forest service now says it's operating in crisis mode, putting twice as many firefighters on the ground as it did last year. the fires are getting bigger and they're getting farther out there and they're getting more challenging the exact cause of the dixie fire still has not been determined. pg and e has said it may have started after a tree fell on one of its power lines. alex hogan. fox news. fire crews are on the scene of a brush fire today that broke out last night and contra costa county. the flames and smoke were first reported shortly after six last night, an old school road in the community of tassajara near danville. the fire briefly prompted an evacuation morning, but crews managed to contain the fire after a burned about five acres cruise from san ramon valley fire protection district and cal fire have been monitoring that area for hot spots. a suspected drunk driver never has been arrested after police say he hit and killed a person walking near downtown san jose and then

the u. s. is also sending a team of public health experts to help india respond to the pandemic in north carolina, charles watson fox news. l. a county says they are starting to see their vaccination numbers beginning to decline. the percentage of residents there who are fully vaccinated is 36. meantime, some vaccination sites of the county of reporting a 50% decrease in appointments, leaving many slots unfilled that has prompted one of the nation's largest mass vaccination sites. dodger stadium to close at the end of may months ago, the parking lot was bustling with activity, but now the city run side sees little traffic day to day. ah problem seen countywide. great as the medical. the mega fights have been, and they were fantastic. um one off the blowback was just the distance for some people and then the long lead time. another concern, health officials say, is what appears to be a lack of people returning for their second dose, a percentage of the cases are attributed to computing errors in

the u. s embargo is. absurdly cruel and like other u. s policies, particularly other u. s policies targeting latin americans have latinos. the cruelty is the point. conservatives put the blame on an ill equipped to communist government that can't handle a pandemic, and they say liberals need to accept reality. there doesn't seem to be, uh. way to convince them that that the regime in cuba is even a dictatorship. the streets of havana were much quieter on friday, but activists in florida are calling on the people of cuba to take action. now is the time to resign from the communist party from the communist youth from the communist. uh, labor unions that represent no. one the cuban government blocked internet access for its people. from sunday to wednesday. florida's governor now says the u. s should consider giant high altitude balloons to provide wifi hotspots in washington. caroline shively fox news time the u. s department of homeland security is warning organizers planning to launch a flotilla next week from south florida to waters near cuba that they risk breaking the

u. s troops. violence erupted in jalalabad after protesters raised the afghan national flag defying the taliban. several people were reportedly killed and more than a dozen hurt after the taliban fired into the air and beat some of the crowd with sticks. meanwhile, in kabul, the taliban are controlling checkpoints which people must pass through in order to get around the city making access to the airport. difficult. we are able to get. thousands of people out, but you need also than to help people to get to the airport, national security advisor jake sullivan insists the biden administration intends to get all americans out of afghanistan earlier on tuesday. he didn't say whether u. s troops will stay past august 31st the withdrawal deadline to make sure all americans and afghan allies are evacuated. i'm not going to comment on hypotheticals. president biden now facing criticism domestically and abroad, he called prime minister boris johnson on tuesday his first conversation with the world leaders

two u. s. marines killed in a suicide bomb attack in afghanistan were laid to rest today in southern california. 20 year old u s marine lance corporal kareem niko. we was one of 13 u. s troops killed in last month's bombing at the kabul airport. his family and friends packed a church in riverside to celebrate his life, officials say, nicole we had just pulled three families to safety and went back to the airport to rescue a child. when the bomb went off. a service was held today in palm springs for corporal hunter lopez, the 22 year old marine was part of a special crisis response team sent to provide security in afghanistan. mourners at the service noted his final heroic act. of rescuing children from a rioting mob before the bomb exploded and took his life. or from the heavens to the earth. straight ahead. spacex capsule splashed down concludes a history making trip to the stars that crafty crooks using familiar method to steal your money. later the bay area city where thieve yeah. are not co

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the average price for a gallon here in the u. s is now $3.22. that's 98 cents higher than it was a year ago. gases most expensive in the bay area at $4.39 a gallon, the lowest averages in baton rouge, louisiana, at $2.71 a gallon. industry analyst the lundberg survey says an abundant oil supply should keep gas prices from spiking the oakland asian cultural center held a soft reopening today. the in person event was titled food line, mapping our diaspora from culture to conversation. the program included a screening of the food documentary bloodline, followed by a discussion with bay area chefs. the center was founded in 1984. it works to build communities through asian and pacific islander arts and cultural programmes. california will soon offer free annual passes to 19 state parks for fourth grade students and their families. governor newsom signed a bill last week establishing the california state park adventure pass program. newsom and his wife both championed the program, saying quality time in nature is good for our hearts, minds and bodies

the u. s. is now administering three million vaccine doses per day and as eligibility expands today, fizer asked the fda to authorize the use of its vaccine for kids ages. 12 to 15 years old. we want to get kids vaccinated as soon as possible. esos they can get back to the same status that we're seeing in adults. the request form emergency use authorization comes after stage, three trials of the vaccine should be 100% effective in adolescence. good evening. i'm christina were down and, um, andre senior. now it comes as trials get underway for children, ages five and younger ktvu magus has details. as vaccine eligibility experience to californians, 16 years and older in the coming week on friday, visor and jump started the process for even younger teens, too soon be eligible to i think time is money in terms of immunizing as many members of the population as we can, the vaccine is safe. it's effective. in fact, adolescents have twice as much on the bodies neutralizing antibodies in the trials as

the u. s. forest service says both fires included in the backward complex were started by lightning and in mariposa county, just outside yosemite. the river fire is now burned 4000 acres and is just 5% contained. it started yesterday and spread quickly in dry hot conditions, several areas in the path the flames have been evacuated in mariposa and madera counties, at least five structures have been destroyed. officials say they're still trying to figure out what caused this fire. well while it is still hot around the fire zones, at least temperature as they are coming down a bit in northern california and of course, here in the bay area, big drop off in those numbers compared to with those really toast you temperatures from just last friday and into saturday, and it looks like we're gonna kind of hold on to this pattern over the next few days. in fact, as we take a look at the graphics, and we're showing you this the hot temperatures on saturday close to 106 degrees. a nice decline here with tha

that's when the u. s got a nice little run going. it's christian rolled on from the corner centering to matthew hoppy, who jumps up for the header that finds the jamaican net. take another look as hoppy threads the needle between the jamaican defender and the goalie. the u. s wins against qatar on thursday in austin, n h. r a drag this weekend. it's sonoma. you don't want to be in a funny car when this happens, tim wilkerson was driving in the first round. one is engine absolutely blew up. it's a testament to the safety of these cars that wilkinson was not hurt. funny car finals couldn't be closer. they needed a photo finish. it was robert hight in the far lane, edging out matt hagen in the near lane by two thousands of a second top fuel final. almost as close steve torrance in the near lane lee prewitt in the far once again a photo finish needed to see that torrents was the winner. this is the sixth win this year for torrance, who was the top fuel points leader and final round of golf three m championship today in minnesota. cameron

it is tradition for outgoing and former u. s. produce presidents to attend. the inauguration of their successors to represent the peaceful transfer of power. however with this announcement, donald trump will become the first sitting president since andrew johnson and 18 69 to not attend his success. successors inauguration, joe biden and kamila harris will become president and vice president at noon on january 20th, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, voicing her concerns over president trump's access right now to the nuclear codes. pelosi has asked vice president mike pence to invoke. the 20th 25th amendment, and if not, she may move forward with plans toward impeachment. ktvu elissa harrington joins us live with more on a letter the speaker of the house actually sent to her colleagues. elissa harrington n afternoon. yet in that letter, pelosi called the president unhinged and called for precautions to prevent him from accessing the nuclear codes. meanwhile she is holding a meeting today with other house democrats to talk about the next steps for impeachment

c at the u. s. capitol hundreds of trump supporters storming the floors of congress, forcing lawmakers to evacuate. just as they were about to certify the presidential election. good evening, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. it was a stunning turn of events, and now we've learned at least one person has died in the violence. takeover started at about 11 15 hour time. ah mob that had gathered earlier to hear president trump speak, clashed with capitol police as the rioters forced their way into the halls of congress. you could see them inside statuary hall carrying flags. there have been reports several reports of people being injured, including several capitol police officers. ah, woman who was shot during the chaos has now died.

she served in the u. s senate until 2017. her seat was filled by current vice president kamala harris. following too distakland's chinatown earlier this month, top federal and local law enforcement officials today announced they have joined forces and their focus is stopping criminals from preying on those who are most vulnerable. the elderly ktvu rob roth, joining us now live from the newsroom with more on this effort, rob alex law enforcement agencies from oakland police to the fbi or banding together to not only stop the violent attacks in oakland chinatown. but to get those responsible off the street, especially those who are using guns. fewer people are venturing out into oakland, chinatown these days, including monday, usually a busy shopping day, the chinatown chamber of commerce says shop owners tell them business is down about 50% are so we're right now freight walking on the streets and especially when they're saying it during broad daylight. when people are all over, they still come out and robbed and bidding up pe

we know of at least one medical emergency that happened during a u. s flight. a pregnant woman started having complications when the plane arrived to a u. s air base in germany. metal crew. medical crews rushed onto the plane to deliver the baby and save the mother's life. fox news is jackie heinrich shows us what the white house hopes will speed up the overall evacuation process. some big operational updates out of the president's address, he said the u. s military has increased the safe zone around the kabul airport, and discussions are underway to consider extending the august 31st troop withdrawal deadline. that's important to note because that pending withdrawal date sent throngs of desperate afghans to the crowded gates posing a security threat for terror groups like isis to exploit. it was also unclear on friday whether the u. s would use the military to go beyond the perimeter, like other countries have been doing also gave the detail about the screening is underway to ensure people who come to the u. s have passed background checks, saying anyone who c

badruddin was a translator for the u s. government savvy, says his relatives captured images of what people were experiencing at the airport trying to leave afghanistan before and after the bombing safi says he narrowly escaped afghanistan himself arriving back in san leandro. just last friday 10 guards i'm here back to my kids, but they're my family grateful for his own safety but his thoughts are with relatives still in afghanistan heartbroken that his cousin bothered and leaves behind three young children and an unfulfilled dream. he was so sweet and he love his children's and i always dream about america a i say i want to go because i can have a good life. my kids can have a good life. i safi tells me there will be prayers for badruddin during a large gathering scheduled for tomorrow at a mosque in free month. safi says he's still trying to reach local lawmakers to try to help his other relatives leave afghanistan heather holmes feli, he's able to get some help for those folks there amber thank you. well, a positive upd

the u. s. britain canada and switzerland said no, but that could change the wt o meets again on wednesday. we believe that the pharmaceutical companies should be supplying at scale and at cost to the entire world so that there is no barrier toe everyone getting vaccinated. in the meantime, starting tomorrow, travelersy. anyone who has been in india for the previous two weeks will be denied entry unless they are u. s citizens, members of the military or immediately immediate family members of u. s cities. citizens coming from india to the u. s reporting live, allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. all right, allie. thank you for that. well this week could be the week that san francisco and we're in town. empties move into that less restrictive yellow tear. both counties are trending in the right direction for that to be announced tomorrow, and if that does happen, restaurants, movie theaters, gyms and officers could start operating at 15% capacity and then both indoor and outdoor events could allow fo

the u s. says it still expects to end the u s military presence in afghanistan next tuesday earlier this week we told you about an east bay man who was able to evacuate afghanistan and he told us that he was sad to leave behind so many family members. yesterday, he learned that a loved one was killed in that suicide bombing kate was amber lee joins us now live tonight after talking with that grieving man amber. heather the san leandro man tells me he's in constant contact with family members in afghanistan and that two of them are recovering from injuries tonight he's mourning the loss of his cousin. he's very intelligence been. he was i team and he's very smart ramadan safi tells me his 32 year old cousin bar dryden was killed in the bombing attack thursday at the kabul airport. safi says he was on the phone with badruddin who was trying to get inside when the attack happened i've heard the blood the bomb plus, all right and i was shocked i say yes. something happened then i call again no one

u s passport, and that's a special measures. russian visa third, nobody and that and that wasn't happening. it's not happening that often the distance you'll see. there are planes waiting to take them to safety, but many of them cannot get to safety. that's the big problem happening right now. on the ground in kabul, you have these gates and you've seen the video of the pure chaos outside of this airport. the taliban just feet away from american troops, pushing people back, setting up checkpoints across the city. and now there are. very very serious intelligence reports indicating that isis could target u. s citizens who are trying to make their way to the airport. so you have this very difficult situation, an insurgent group, the taliban, who took over the entire country and got weaponry, machinery and more manpower by freeing their fighters from prisons across the country, and now there are american soldiers on the ground once again, trying to ensure that american citizens and the afghans can be. it's a safety and it really ap

here is the u. s goes up by two in the second quarter bill went for 12 points. the u. s. led at 10 point second half lead. get away, chris goulding will beat the buzzer somehow gets this three pointer to go as the third quarter came to an end. australia took a four point lead into the fourth quarter 5.5 minutes left in the game. now the us trying to rally kevin durant knocks down three of these 17 points of us within one, but here's another bay area connection. st mary's product, patty mills, cuts to the hoop. he gets two of his 22 points. the u. s did not score a field goal in the game's final 4.5 minutes. australia and 91 83, winner of the u. s. now, oh, and two with three more warm up games before the olympics, also as a head coach gregg popovich, not happy in the postgame session. i mean, let me also answer that question. you know, you asked the same sort of question the same family of question last time, uh, where you assume things that are not true? when you just mentioned, you know, blowing these teams out that's never happened, so i don't know where you get that c

troops from afghanistan one week from today the u. s has ramped up its airlift operations. and officials say more than 21,000 people have been evacuated in the past 24 hours the pentagon says it can get all americans out by next tuesday and president biden said that extending the deadline would risk the lives of u. s troops. the sooner we can finish, the better. each day of operations brings added risks or troops. but the completion by august 31st depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate. still president biden has asked the pentagon to draw up contingency plans if more time is needed the bay area man is back home after evacuated from afghanistan ktvu is amber lee is here tonight from san leandro with his story amber frank the man tells me he's relieved to be back home here in san leandro, but that he cannot rest, he says. he's doing everything he can to try to help his relatives get out of afghan. bastad this is video key ahmed in safi says he took as he was walking towards the u s military plane at the kabul airport what's on board a military service woman through

s airports because omicron starting tomorrow, the u. s will halt most arrivals from the southern end of africa. that's where scientists suspecte travel restrictions impact eight countries, including south africa. exceptions will be made for us citizens, permanent residents and some close relatives of those people. similar travel restrictions are also being implemented by other countries. and for days we've watched travelers scrambled to try to get out of that region. airlines have been canceling flights, leaving some travelers stuck at airports. the world health organization says it is a bad move to impose new travel bans the w. h o s regional director for africa praise south africa today for following international health regulations. but that's not stopping travelers from trying to leave. after being stranded for two years because of not seeing your family. my parents were you, you know, um so i had to come back when the borders were open to come and see them and now you know, only to realize well, it's happening all over again, and i

the death toll in the u. s now stands at 498,000. that's out of more than 28 million cases. this comes as new cases continue to trend downward and vaccinations are on the rise, but more variant strains are still cause for concern. fox is charles watson with more tonight from atlanta. roughly one year since the first known covid-19 death in the u. s the nation is approaching a grim milestone 500,000 virus related deaths. that's more than the number of americans killed in both world wars and the vietnam war combined. the loss is staggering, but there is some hope on the arise in new cases are rapidly declining hospitalizations are at their lowest level in months and vaccinations are gaining speed after severe winter weather. delayed the shipment of some is getting back on track by july. we will have enough we will have the 600 million doses that we contract it for from two companies. it is very likely that before then we're going to start vaccinating people who are outside of the priority groups even as increases in states loosen restrictions, health officials say. it is not t

the usada excuse me, the u. s. f. department of public safety says it received a report about the news from students on tuesday. this didn't who admitted to hanging the noose was immediately removed from university housing, school officials say, as they learn more about the incident. further action may be taken, the school released a statement reading in part. usf condemns all acts of racism, including artifacts and weapons that express the legacy of hatred, violence and racism. the city of late hell's fire two veteran police lieutenants and suspended a third lieutenant michael nicolini, who is the vallejo police union president and lieutenant herman robinson, 50 year veteran. well, they both been terminated now. robinson allegedly improperly shared information with former officers. nicolini is accused of playing a part in the destruction of a police truck windshield after an officer shot and killed sean monterroso in june. 1 to rosa was suspected of looting. for niccolini and mean there's there was ample reasons to g

some say the u. s needs to follow the u. k's lead. because of the tens of thousands of people who are dying each week in the united states, not approving the vaccine has significant mortality consequences. the uk is also approved for emergency use mode. airness covid-19 vaccine distribution is expected to begin in the spring in london, greg palkot fox news. popular summer camp for families from san francisco will remain closed for a second year due to covid-19 concerns, san francisco's recreation and parks department announced yesterday. camp mather will not reopen again this summer. the 90 year old camp usually hosts about 500 campers each week during the summer months, but the city says it's too difficult to safely run a camp during the coronavirus crisis because campers share bedrooms as well as dining facilities. ah viral fund raiser effort is now helping san francisco's. oldest restaurant stay in business during the pandemic. bqe. the owner and the workers of the tablets grill found out this week that the restaurant will soon rec

and now the u. s. is sending thousands of troops help evacuate the u. s embassy up next member of the bay area. afghan community joins us to talk about the situation and a barrier weather a bit of a cool down today but a completely different story this weekend. we're about the sin afghanistan? taliban militants have been able to take control of more territory, and now the us is responding with 3000 troops to help evacuate personnel foxes. madeline rivera is in washington with the latest. fear rising in kabul as the taliban closes in on the capital city. at least half of afghanistan's 34 provincial capitals currently under the group's control in a rapid sweep of the country that has shocked us officials, we are certainly concerned by, uh, the speed with which the taliban has been. moving last month, president biden said of a potential taliban takeover. it is not inevitable now, 3000 u. s troops are heading to the country to help the evacuations of u. s embassy staff in kabul as the security situation gets worse, we are going to continue to have a diploma

julie, the u s. military death toll in the afghan war is roughly 2500 over 20 years it is a very somber day and heartbreaking when you think about people who lost loved ones today deborah. thank you. we have much more on today's attacks in kabul local afghan americans are watching and fear as their loved ones wait to be evacuated at 10 30. we'll hear from a woman who says her cousin was at the airport in kabul at the time of today's explosions he had been trying for the last five days in the stampedes and the tear gas and all the shootings and all the mayhem he finally was able to get connection to get him in through the doors, well you probably saw the haze out there a little bit the soft noon. we'll talk about our air quality and what can expect as we head towards the weekend and the cal door flyer is moving toward the ta whole area the new evacuation orders today plus how the fire is impacting schools near the lake. also ahead, teachers rally in oakland today why they say more needs to be done to

that's prompting some u. s companies to act as grady tremble reports federal. government is also taking action to help increase chip production. the auto industry has been particularly hard hit by this chip shortage, so it's fitting that some of the solutions to the shortage could come from right here at the university of michigan in this r and d lab. by the way, the state of michigan leads the way in research and development and testing of computer chips here in the united states. what they're doing is they're working with electronics companies as well as the automakers themselves to help develop chips specifically for the use is that they need them for and that will help them use fewer chip. in their products, thereby hopefully preventing a shortage. they're also working on ways to help the chip makers produce more chips more efficiently. listen. we make chips on wave first kind of like you make pizzas in pizza pies. and so when we then slice that way for up into chips, we can get more chips out so you can make them faster and more in one batch. basically, th