but as you know, barack obama, oprah, and george clooney, just as oprah and george clooney went to harry and meghan's wedding even though they never met either of them. you have to feel sorry just going to the parties of people who don't know is a really sad and miserable existence, but i have to say when you look at 500 guests, 200 footmen and under butlers, the most interesting to me is the way people actually perfectly happy with this. you have been talking about citizenship on the show, but actually a several number of people are quite happy to be subjects. oh, yes, go to granny's 90th birthday, but it is perfectly fine for barack obama to have 500 people because our rulers are so much better than us. the last 18 months has actually clarified this. the governor of california, the french laundry, although that is different. he is a great man. obama is a great man. flying george clooney and oprah and is appropriate. i'm just going to put my mask back on and go into the house for another 18 months. >> that is the saddest observation -- the fierce egalitarian spirit of america dying and

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harry smith, nbc news, new york >> boy, it would have been so fun to be there in person. that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and each other good night >>> right now at 6:00, san francisco moving forward with the strongest vaccine mandate in the country. could the rest of the bay area be far behind? we'll look into it. what's next? >>> a to hospital is offering up a promising prediction. the city may have hit the peak of the fourth surge. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good friday. thanks so much for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. it is a hopeful message and one that could bring relief to those who work, live and play in san francisco. >> reporter: this is the fourth wave of the pandemic, but for sf general it hasn't been the worst wave. in fact, the hospital ceo told us today she's cautiously optimistic that we're on the other side of the peak. >> based on what we're seeing in the data, it look like hospitalizations are leveling off and the peak of cases have started

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i'm harris faulkner. a source in the ground describing the scene at the kabul airport. women, children, elderly pleading for a way out of the country. we're told taliban forces surrounded that airport

other trump-like republican who would be the nominee if he doesn't run, losing to joe biden, kamala harris, or someone else and not doing exactly what trump has done? the seeds within the constituentsy of the republican party that a defeat of a republican is due to election fraud, those seeds have grown more, not less since 2019. so i don't think much has changed. i would agree with everything jerry said except i wouldn't put so much of in the past tense. this time we have no excuse for not recognizing it in advance. >> you guys predicted the big lie. you didn't call it that -- jerry? >> yeah. and it's not just about trump anymore. we worry about legal issues as well as nonlegal issues. the legal issues is there are many republican states, republican-controlled states, that are changing the laws so that election administrators are being replaced by partisans. so, if in the presidential election or even in the congressional elections, if partisan legislatures don't like the results, they will have the authority to say i'm sorry, there was fraud. you guys didn't win. we won. and that's legal

we're stuck with the people's choice unless he resigned from office and then we get kamala harris. that has to be invoked by the biden cabinet, so i don't think that's going to happen, but the midterm elections are america's corrective course for how our democracy speaks great i think it's highly likely that they will gain in the house and the senate. biden is still in charge of foreign policy which is the problem because we are subject to his judgment. i think derek asked the right question, what has joe biden done right, in the answer to that is nothing. everything he has touched in done has backfired and that's what the american people are going to have to judge. >> i was watching the knit geo 9 /11 special last night in you were on it in that room next to the classroom where president trump was informed that america is under attack. any leader at moments like these . kayleigh? >> i watched your interview wit the two goldstar dads in my heart goes out to them both. what they said should strike fear in the heart of every american, what they said at bases is they talked about pres

away in the pentagon, aatip was part of a $22 million program sponsored by then-senate majority leader harry reid to investigate u.f.o.s. when elizondo took over in 2010l security implications of unidentified aerial phenomena documented by u.s. service members. >> elizondo: imagine a technology that can do 600 to 700 g-forces, that can fly at 13,000 miles an hour, that can evade radar, and that can fly through air and water and possibly space. and, oh, by the way, has no obvious signs of propulsion. no wings, no control surfaces, and yet still can defy the natural effects of earth's gravity. that's precisely what we're seeing. >> whitaker: elizondo tells us aatip was a loose-knit mix of scientists, electro-optical engineers, avionics and intelligence experts, often working part-time. they combed through data and records, and analyzed videos like this. >> whoa! got it! ( laughs ) >> whitaker: a navy aircrew struggles to lock on to a fast-moving object off the u.s. atlantic coast in 2015. >> look at it fly! >> whitaker: recently released images may not convince u.f.o. skeptics, but the pentago

you know, maggie smith and richard harris alan rickman and those people. what did you think then and what do you think now? > now i'm aware of who they are in a much more significant way than i was when i was nine or 10. you know, i met maggie smith when i was nine for the first time. she was-- i did david copperfield -- david copperfield, one person, two people. don't all join in now, but thank you. but maggie was the person that, like, recommended me for potter, so she's the reason i ended up doing that. i met her when i was nine for the first time. and i didn't know who she was. my parents were like, "oh, my god, you're working with maggie smith, that's huge." i wasn't a "miss jean braude" fan at nine and didn't know who she was. i met her without any embarrassment. i knew she was a dame. "do you want me to call you dame" were the first words out of my mouth. and she was immediately charmed and said, "don't be ridiculous. just call me maggie." it's hard to be-- at the time i wasn't star struck by any of those people. the first person i remember being st

i get what many of you are saying, kamala harris spent, ladies and gentlemen, it can't get any worse right now. the decisions this man is making when he's conscious or catastrophic and costing people lives and relationships and reputation of the united states. the damage right now is incalculable. i have another message. during the trump years we had all the time in the intelligence community, donald trump wakes up and drink diet coke in the morning, whatever it was. we need more. we need people to start telling the truth. when did the president know, did he do it anyway? there's only two possible scenarios right now, but the president was want that or he wasn't. it's simple, isn't it? 's simple equation. now some people are starting to speak out and i'm glad you're doing it. we need more. you may have seen this explosive article in the "wall street journal" later in the week, the state department warned almost collapsed. what did joe biden do? did he ignore it, did he care? did he read it? good question, isn't it? i think we are entitled to the answer, he's only controlling the most

remember it was biden-harris administration locked up extract fuel products from federal lands, shut down the pipeline, give russia what they wanted for their pipeline but not here in the united states but sell off the portion of the strategic petroleum reserve? what republican supported that? 18 said it was just fine. pete: put those 18 up to make them famous. how did they not walk into a win-win for democrats? a couple of house democrats saying to nancy pelosi, want to vote on the infrastructure bill. there are the 18 senators. check which ones are yours. nancy pelosi said this isn't passing until we do 3.5 trillion. they might have the votes. this could be a the gateway to 4 1/2, $5 trillion green new deal? >> that is on top of the literally trillions of dollars that is mandatory programmatic spending that goes on. on top of the covid relief packages. part of the way they're paying for the infrastructure bill take from some of the covid money previously appropriated. this is the most that is washington, d.c. they need to slow down. they need to make sure they get it right but, nan

yeah >> jimmy: there was a rumor that maybe harry styles is in this [ cheers ] >> no idea unless i've been recast, and he's playing my part not a clue >> jimmy: you didn't run into him or anything. >> no. >> jimmy: so, you guys did scenes separately? >> ooh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would i try to sneak something? yeah, i don't do that. >> no comment. >> jimmy: yeah but he's a good guy though, right? >> yeah, i hear he's a great guy. yeah yeah >> jimmy: you would know, right? you spent time with the guy. >> yeah. lovely lovely chap, i think i don't know i've never met the guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: see, you're a good actor so i don't know what's happening right now. [ laughter ] i want to talk about your series "modern love. your episode is up -- well, it's available tomorrow. what drew you to this series >> i just -- i loved the first season and quite honestly, it was something lighter to do, lighter to play. i spent nine years playing a a very serious character who had zero comedies to him at all and i thought, it's a beautiful little story about two guys on -- two people who meet

out of the reach of harris. and the raiders are up a point with 15 seconds to go. >> it's a better throw than the quarterback. that's what they wanted. they matched up on the small safetiy against the 6'5" harris. he is going run a little fade route. >> he did a. >> job off the line of scrimmage. he got up and got his hands on him. and he got turned on. >> quarterback has to make a better throw, and at least give a receiver a chance to make a play. this ball lands out of bounds. >> good job getting his hands on the receiver, off the line of the scrimmage. >> they got him for a touchdown and looking to go back for the two point conversion. >> it was a match up they liked. the tight end. >> 17-16, las vegas, 15 seconds to go. matt gay trying an on side kick right here. >> looks like it. >> certainly is setting up for suc such. >> good thing to get on film and opportunity to rep it. >> on its way. and the raiders will snag it at midfield. dillon stoner. and that should do it. one snap here for las vegas. well, grud

not just in harris health system but all the hospitals across the harris county, the state of texas and in this nation and everywhere else. they are truly taking the brunt of this punishment, which unfortunately as we have alluded to at this moment in time is very much preventable. >> yeah. 122 now. so what is -- give us the context. what does that mean for your hospitals, for your staff and how soon will you likely have to use those tents outside of lbj? >> we are going to start using those tents as soon as we can put them up. the context that i'd like to discuss is, yes, the numbers are very high. definitely. we're getting close to the peak of our last surge. what's intriguing about this surge, the point i've been trying to make in the conversations i've had, not so much the magnitude of the numbers, it's the speed by which the numbers are going up. you know, you mentioned at the end of june, lbj hospital had only one patient. my entire system had 11 patients total. right now, 122. it took five weeks to get from that low of 11 to a high of 122 this morning. when i look at the last sur

who would we have appointed to replace kamala harris in the u.s. senate? how would that affect the trajectory of this country? what would this mean for the future of the democratic party? >> tucker: oh, did you see the fear in his botox-edi's? that, ladies and gentlemen, was a cry for help. guess who heard him, the median california, they immediately got to work. he is an actual line from the news division of the "l.a. times." one issue was his pronunciation of the n-word. he used an exaggerated tone, enunciating the e.r. at the end of the word rather than using the a pronunciation which is more acceptable, studies have shown. really? by researchers, and who is actually finding these studies on the n-word and how it is pronounced? unfortunately, "the times" did not explain that. there was no footnotes. instead, it kept going. it dispatched one of its crack report is msnbc to report their findings. >> he says he doesn't believe that a sanctuary city laws for dreamer should be happening. he's against in-state tuition, health care and driver's license for the

now, vice president kamala harris was here in person on the hill today, meeting with some senators behind closed doors, trying to get this $1 trillion infrastructure deal done. but this deal has to pass in the house, too. and whit, there's many democrats there that are going to want to have their say. >> still plenty of work to be done. maryalice, thank you. >>> now to the olympics and triumph for team usa. as the games wind down, allyson felix, her latest gold giving her more medals than any other u.s. track and field athlete. and a golden finish for men's basketball as well. james longman reports from tokyo. >> reporter: tonight, allyson felix cementing her name in olympic history. the five-time olympian in the u.s. women's 4 by 100 relay team, cruising to gold. athens, london, rio, and now tokyo. almost two decade of olympic excellence. with 11 medals she is now the most decorated american track and field athlete ever. >> it was an honor. you know, her last olympic race, just being able to be a part of it. being able to go out there and being able to physically hand the baton off, it w

it >> laura: now we know one of those scholars was harvard law professor harry tribe coming you can remember he was among the most deranged russian conspiracy theories, suggesting that a russian plane crash was purposeful to silent someone who could hurt trump. it's with that knowledge we present the speech. it's not to nationwide, only 90% of the nation, and the stated pandemic gives the cdc more power. what's the truth? joining me now, gw law professor turley. professor, do these arguments pass legal muster in your view? >> no, this is really breathtaking in its bombast today. if i have been caught stealing a bmw, claiming the right to steal a lexus. it is not the make up the car, it is the act, it is what they are saying, we will just issue a new order, that was not specifically the order that the supreme court was talking about just a few weeks ago. the court made perfectly clear that this is unconstitutional. the only reason that they did not strike down the order was because it was expiring. now tribe and i are not typically found of each other, but it seems when the democrats want to

so what you are sane, susan rice and kamala harris are in favor of something, they are willing o criticizes it in public. why is this not a militia? >> we should be questioning more about why their political agendas align more often than not. the disturbing take away for me in the recent acts of violence in cities in the west coast is that essentially if you don't have your own volunteer security to provide protection, you are going to get assaulted while participating in these activities. there was a stabbing that required a hospitalization in los angeles from l.a.p.d. -- before that they were violently rioting and before that in portland. so this is an ongoing issue with antifa, even though we aren't hearing much about them in the national press anymore. >> tucker: i'm glad we shot ashley babbitt. i love how anarchists are just enforcing the dnc line of the day with weapons. anarchists. you are a brave man to do this. much reviled for it, but it's worth doing. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: the republican party is very frustrated. but it is changing. a frequent guest on the show ca

. >> vice president harris remains overseas spoke with reporters earlier today. the administration is focused on evacuation efforts. the president is due to get another update on afghanistan in another hour. not expected to talk about it on camera today but welcoming a wnba team to the white house. >> dana: i bet they had something. >> bill: now to doha, qatar. trey yingst. hello. >> we're learning more today about how the taliban views that august 31st withdrawal deadline. the group saying today it's a red line and unwilling to compromise. it could put american forces on the ground at greater risk. as we've already seen this morning one afghan security officer killed outside the airport in kabul amid a fire fight. we were on the ground in afghanistan yesterday as the qatar worked to evacuate civilian. >> the qatar government is trying to get vulnerable afghans out of harm's way. headed from doha to kabul on the c-17 to pick up 112 civilians. we just arrived in kabul, afghanistan just a week ago the taliban took control of this city and there are thousands of ame

districts are defying the governor, defying his order despite the court ruling, including dallas and harris county, home to houston and bexar county, where san antonio is located. joining me now is julian castro, former mayor of san antonio. he's now an msnbc political analyst. thank you for being here. it's helpful that you're also a former mayor. your thoughts on the governor now testing positive, the fact he's still holding maskless events, and refusing to allow schoolchildren to be protected with mask mandates. >> it's absolutely maddening, joy. it's the height of hypocrisy. you put out the stats there. texas right now has one of the worst covid-19 situations. only 314 icu beds left in a state of 29 million people. more pediatric cases of covid, i think, right now than any other state, or right around the same amount as florida. it's surging here, and at the same time, the governor is in a tug-of-war with communities across the state and school districts that want to do everything that they can to protect children and businesses that want to protect customers by requiring vaccination or

i want to say, blame biden and harris. they are the anti-vaxxers. they attacked the trump vaccine last fall. >> [applauding]. >> let's not forget that. point number 2 on this subject. if you want to rally people to get vaccines and i agree you should get it. talk to your doctor first, put donald trump back on twitter and facebook. 100 million people will listen to him. >> greg: that's a good point. >> if biden had any grace or any sense of unity, that's the sort of thing that he would do instead of complaining about ron desantis and others who have the story right. joe biden has lost 18 points among independents in the last couple of months. do you know how hard that is in politics to drop 18 points in just a wee bit of time? nobody likes what he is doing. he needs to ask donald trump for help. >> laura: but joe biden is not aware of it. >> [laughing]. >> greg: what is going on? i am president, right? laura, larry brings up the greatest point. the democrats were pretending that president trump was making the vaccine in mar-a-lago. the golf clubs and

. >> harris: we will get that information out. thank you. "america reports" now. >> sandra: thank you, harris. we are standing by for the first press briefing. thousands of americans remain stranded there, but the pentagon says that the kabul airfield is not secure, and evacuation is starting. hello and welcome everyone, i am sandra smith. >> trace: good day. i am trace gallagher in for john roberts. we are moments away from addressing reporters. we expect them to face questions on how this situation unraveled so quickly. >> sandra: the desperation of the afghan people to flee can be seen in this photo appeared more than 600 people squeezing into that u.s. air force cargo plane that left the country late sunday. >> trace: 6,000 u.s. troops are being deployed to secure kabul's airport. the only way out of the country. runways were cleared of thousands of afghan civilians trying to escape. the story continues to develop, and we have at all. mike pompeo is here and moments along with former u.n. ambassador, nikki haley, and her first interview

she also met with vice president kamala harris at the capitol tweeting: >> we get paid to do that and so we have to make this-- we have to make this happen.. >> reporter: alexandra alvarado is with the american apartment owners association, her members racked up losses while the moratorium has been in effect. >> for them, you know, tens of thousands of dollars of back- owed rent is not uncommon, and since they don't have very many units and many of them rely on that for supplemental income or retirement, it has been quite a challenge for them to make it through this time. >> reporter: congress has punted the issue back to the white house, but it is making progress on one of the president's other priorities, infrastructure. senate negotiators finally released the details of a $1 trillion bipartisan bill and hope for a vote as soon as this week. norah. >> o'donnell: nikole killion on the hill, thank you. and we'll turn now to the summer olympics where the u.s. leads the medal account with 64 followed by china with 62. there was big disappoint for the u.s. women's soccer team and their b

. >> stephen: you during the campaign when kamala harris was running for president, for her own can date for nomination for the democrats, you cooked with her. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: now that she is the first female vice president, first south asian american vice president, is it weird to think she has been in your kitchen with continues is nut, actually nuts that she came to my house. i don't know-- deigned. >> it's not that great, i mean it's fine but she came over and we cooked indian food together. you know, talked about indian stuff and i, i love her, i think she's so strong. and just really principled. and but the only thing that i know since she came over and she cooked, because we cooked-- >> stephen: what is that. >> an indian like creme. >> and when we were cooking i was like she is so great, and there is one thing like, she is a little politicky in this one specific way, which is that we made the food, i made the food and it was really bad. it tasted bad. and on camera she was like this is delicious. you're an amazing chef. and i was like oh, she is a politician. she has to be

brian: kamala harris is on top of it she had a zoom call six weeks ago. steve: so far we talked about governor abbott and governor desantis and now governor cuomo. the cover of "the new york post." hide and creep. drowning cuomo deep end. brian: he looks stressed. steve: there you see the governor in the lower right hand corner. if you notice a blonde woman sitting right there with a laptop. that actually is his secretary, stephanie benton. she is typing on a laptop. she went with him when he was interviewed 11 hours by the prosecutors or the a.g.'s office last month. hearing out of the state assembly they could start impeachment proceedings within a week or 10 days. the worry from the democrat is that if they give the governor more time, he could find a way to survive the scandal and the more time the state assembly gives him, the more it looks like they are covering for him. so, you know, he has got all these charges. ainsley: what if we go into another lockdown? then does that delay it, delay it, delay it? steve: so they are trying to impeach him quick

president biden and vice president harris will be receiving a briefing soon from members on the covid response team. the white house says that it is not looking to impose 2020 style lockdowns but more restrictions are on the table. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. hi, edward. reporter: hey, jackie that meeting is starting in about 15 minutes as the president is now just arrived here at the white house. they are going to be talking about what other restrictions might need to be in place to handle this delta variant. now the president has said that in all probability, there will be more restrictions. dr. fauci says what we're going to see it will be worse, even the former white house coronavirus testing czar under the trump adminitration says that remasking might be an important step. >> i do believe masking is an important component when you're indoors, in high-crowded situations in areas where there's high spread. that's something we can do. it won't prevent all the deaths but it'll prevent several tens of thousands. reporter: the u.s. is averaging 72000 new cases ever

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here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. americans being rescued from one of the most dangerous places on the planet right now. the time difference is 8 1/2 hours. nightfall right now. where the home turf enemy taliban are systematically owning afghanistan. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". mass panic at the kabul international airport. afghan systems go on the tarmac and as they lifted in the

you met with vice president kamala harris about this very thing. she did dodge questions from reporters on this moratorium today on the hill. what did she say to you? did she say more than what she's saying to reporters? >> no, not really. she -- my whole point for going up to talk to her was i wanted to look her in her face, i wanted her to look me in my face. i wanted her to see my eyes and look down into my soul if she could see it because i don't want my people, i do not want the people of st. louis ending up on the street because of policy choices, because of failed leadership, because of passing the buck. i need my people whole and i need my people safe. st. louis deserves that and not only st. louis but all across this country people need that and so that's what we did. i asked her and said i need you to see my eyes, you know, my people cannot be put out on the street, you know, and she nodded, you know, and. >> do you believe -- >> take care of myself and she's working -- >> but do you -- >> yeah, she said they're working. >> do you believe

if joe biden and kamala harris have abandoned their responsibility to secure or border and by doing that, they have turned every state in america into a border state. and it's a threat to our national security but it's a threat to our national health as well. i've been to the border wise twicethis year, the first time t with a doctor's caucus, as a pharmacist i'm a member of the doctor's caucus. we went there to see about unaccompanied children. they are children who were testing positive for covid. they tried to separate them but they had such over of-crowding that i can tell you there's no way they were able to control this. the second time i went, i went with president trump and i had hoped that i would see some improvement. there had not been any improvement. we still had overcrowding, we still had people who were -- children and other immigrants who were testing positive for covid and then they were mixed in with other children and other people and it was spreading like wildfire and then they're released into our communities, making our communities, putting them at risk and putting

several others, harry welsh. >> i will add real quick, he kept a foul on every one of his soldiers. whenever they wrote a letter he made a photocopy, he put it in the file had cabot in his office this guy was meticulous. so he kept in touch with them very thoroughly. >> we have the major dick winters files an easy company files along with his photo album which is amazing too. you know, i have to get a little bit of credit to dick winters wife. she was a librarian. she helped keep everything so organized. we owe her as well. >> dick winters show and share any form of ptsd at that time? they didn't call it that back then it would be impossible and short yes. he did cope with ptsd. back in lancaster the end of the war. his walking down the street one day and a little kid came running up the sidewalk he ran a stick along a picket fence that in his mind that sound like machine gun. as he later wrote he dove to take cover because that staccato sound was kind of like a machine gun to him. as he said in the book and the series, there is a reason he bought a farm here in south-central pennsy

>> [inaudible] >> harris: i think they have an issue that people are likely to get hurt, some as we've seen have gotten killed, and that it is messy. the reason why whether my friend will acknowledge it or reported it, the reason why they were no attacks on americans on the date until i came into office was because the commitment was made by president trump, i will be out by may 1st. in the meantime, you agree not to attack any americans. that was the deal. that's why no american was attacked. >> you squairl stand by your decision to pull out. >> harris: yes, i do. -- >> president biden: it was time to end a 20-year war. >> good morning. president biden promised that isis will not go unpunished. he ordered the pentagon to draw up plans to strike its leadership and facilities. meanwhile the evacuation effort continues with just five days until that withdrawal deadline. the president said he would authorize more troops if necessary but says that he believes it can complete as is designed right now. >> president biden: these isis terrorists will not win. we will rescue the americans. we w

see for yourself at botoxcosmetic.com >>> it was a week ago today that capitol police officer harry dunn made this impassioned plea before the house select committee investigating the january 6th riot. >> i want to take this moment to speak to my fellow officers about the emotions they're continuing to experience from the events of january 6th. there's absolutely nothing wrong with seeking professional counseling. what we went through that day traumatic. if you're hurting, take advantage of the counseling services that are available to us. i also respectfully ask that this select committee review the services available to us and consider whether they are sufficient enough to meet our needs. >> when officer dunn pleaded with fellow officers to seek out professional mental support if they needed it, we know that two fellow officers had died by suicide. yesterday, two more of mr. dunn's fellow officers had their deaths ruled suicide. by law enforcement. the news comes as former president trump supporters in congress continue to stoke conspiracy theories about that day. and as we continue to

at the end you can see in the window, you can catch prince harry, also known as meghan's husband, father of her children. a little juggling in the window. it was very cute. the three of them yesterday. listen to who she's reached out to who said yes -- adele, amanda gorman, depack chopra, ibram x. kendi, gloria steinem, to go on and on. she's acted 40 artist and world leader to participate. pretty good when she turns 40 and is paying it back. >> that's a great list. >> and superficially, can i say she looks great? that's 40? i'll take it. my "talk of the table" almost brought me to tears. it's about a california boy who. 5-year-old heath harlow has autism, and when he shops with his mom at old navy, he looks for it every time. last month magic the dog wasn't in its normal spot, and heath became upset. if you know anything about autism, when you change things up it can have an impact. a sales associate tracked down magic, returned it to the display, returned the dog to the display, and got heath's family to go and see it. this last friday, old navy surprised heath giving him his own magic

vice president kamala harris's trip to the country was delayed by several hours after americans in hanoi came down with a mystery illness, possibly related to the so-called havana syndrome. cbs news has lernarned at least one had to be med vacced out. it was named after symptoms first reported in cuba back in 2016. doctors do not fully understand it but believe it has made hundreds of officials sick all around the world. >>> johnson & johnson says a booster shot of its single-dose vaccine sharply increases the aen antibody levels against the virus. in the meantime, cases in children have surged in the last month, from 38,000 near the end of july, 180,000 last woke. that's according to the american academy of pediatrics. in mississippi the governor has called in about 1,000 extra health care workers to reinforce 61 short-staffed hospitals. mark strassmann is in jackson with more on the story. good morning to you. this is very troubling. >> reporter: good morning. this is saint dominic's hospital in jackson, clobbered by covid the last five weeks. all 64 icu beds are full, more than half b

so many of us who are from the area, your late father, harry lee, did an incredible job during hurricane katrina, quick lesson from him, if you could, on what prepared you? >> michelle, i know you knew him, and it is so strange that it is surreal, that he fought, this andy best fritold me 16ea lyou'reight is, that dn'egister in my mind until yesterday. i am with many people who served with him who are serving this time. many of our first responders worked katrina and are now working this storm. it is horrifying what our community has to go through. but you know what we're made of. you know the strength we have. we will come back. we are energized and we are committed to doing what we need to do today. but we have a system failure across the board. water, electricity. it's going to take some time. >> cynthia lee, i can tell you're tough, and i can tell you are tough and you are ready and you are strong. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we're all thinking about california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed up

>> harris: i have one more. one of the many jobs that president biden gave vice president kamala harris was the border. it is not working out. the big problem with the border and how porous it is now that we're dealing with not just the taliban but al qaeda and who knows what it will birth on that soil with terrorists coming in from wherever and nesting there. that's our potential future now. why isn't she talking about securing the border? >> real quick. three jobs, sell everybody on voting rights at the republicans taking away. tell everyone to get vaccinated and number three take over the border. please tell me at what point will we see any success or interest in doing her job? except for being historic figure with an historic background as the first female vice president. she has been terrible. worse when people give you a job, good or bad, do the job. don't not show up. we're saddled with this leadership, sadly, for almost three full years plus. please get somebody competent. they should be hiring them at w

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many wonder where is vice president harris and of this? and "the wall street journal" fair enough areas of, jessica tarlov and karen skinner are all coming up in the next hour. >> sandra: fox news alert, as we begin a brand-new hour we are checking to elements happening on two fast-moving stories at this hour. the fbi and capitol police in washington trying to negotiate right now with the man who says he has a bomb in his vehicle outside of the library of congress. and there are multiple buildings in and around capitol hill. >> trace: the chaos is unfolding. and they are still trapped, and good afternoon, big stories and the second hour is jam-packed and breaking news starts now. >> it is 10:30 p.m. in afghanistan, there are sleepless nights and as we get reports the taliban is now ramping up its punch. >> the biden administration is coming under fire after saying it can't be guaranteed that they will be rescued. >> sandra: that is the gut wrenching scene playing out for those who make it to the parameter outside of the airport. people at

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. we're watching for the white house announcement on covid booster shots. that could happen any minute. we'll bring it to you as we learn exactly what they are going to do. let's begin with this dire situation. the white house now depending on the taliban to give americans safe passage to get our military planes and then escape from afghanistan. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". president biden's national security advisor says the taliban is committed to doing this despite the pr

i'm sandra smith in for harris. cuomo facing the biggest political crisis of his career after the a.g. report he sexually harassed and retaliated against women in his office. he is denying misconduct. a majority of lawmakers want to go through impeachment including a growing number of democrats. >> it's a national embarrassment. the governor must go. i think the assembly has enough information to act on the attorney general's report, bring those articles of impeachment to the senate as soon as possible. >> this is a governor that has to go. he lost the trust of people. these women deserve justice and i think all new yorkers deserve a leader who doesn't act in these type of ways. >> we have as a legislative body an ethical and legal body to remove him from the position of power. >> sandra: lindsey boylen is planning to sue the governor. five district attorneys in new york are pursuing criminal investigations into his behavior. one accuser telling fox she would take the stand. >> would you testify against governor cuo

i mean, yesterday kamala harris said that they've taken 80,000 people from afghanistan since august as the u.s. embassy in kabul tells americans not to travel to the airport citing terrorism threats. the u.k. is saying it. the u.s. is saying it. there is obviously a serious threat that they have uncovered, either outside the airport or somewhere, before this august 31st deadline. what's your reaction? >> i mean, the fact that washington post reporters are relying on foreign governments to get them safely out of the country, how many americans are outside of kabul. kabul is being blockaded off by the taliban. americans are trying to get out in other avenues and countries. there are a bunch of pieces of footage trickling out from the pakistani, afghan borders were reporters are not formally authorized. how many people are making that dangerous trek. and the biden administration never laid out how to get americans from outside of kabul. it's reasonable to believe that -- there's a hostage crisis on steroids, willingly conceded by the biden administration. maria: yeah. jackie deangeles, th

grateful you're starting your wednesday with us and amy and i are truly grateful to you, dan harris. >> thank you. >> you know, you have this past weekend announced after, what, 21 years here at abc news you're heading off to a new adventure. >> amy was in high school when i started. >> oh, stop it. >> you and i have worked together for two decades reminiscing about the fact that when we covered the earthquake in haiti ten years ago we slept on the tarmac near each other. it's been an incredible run for me here at abc news and i'm excited to go off and do what i'm going to do next and thank you for saying that. >> let me just say he's one of the good ones, guys. >> beyond, beyond. we are so excited for you but it is our loss because you are a treasure here, dan. you're always a pleasure to work with so we're excited we got to wake up with you and we are obviously rooting you on every step of the way. you're making us happen quarter. -- >> i'm incentivized to do some bad behavior this morning. >> that's what we like about you, keep it coming. >> we're more than 10% happier. >> thank y

vice president kamala harris was also m.i.a. but today finally, comes out of hiding for a very brief scripted speech by his staff before heading back to vacation where he blamed everyone for his catastrophe but himself but says the buck stops with him. take a look. >> when i came into office, i inherited a deal that president trump negotiated with a taliban pier the choice i had to make as your president was either to follow through on that agreement or be prepared to go back to fighting the taliban. so what's happened? afghanistan political leaders gave up and fled the country. the afghan military collapse sometime without trying to fight. i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating afghans civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. i am president of the united states of america. and the buck stops with me. >> sean: but i blame everybody else. did he have any problem overturning the secure border wall, stay in mexico, stop building the wall? stop catch and rele

and this one might make you hungry. >> you might recognize the words wagyu beef and, harry, you found out what makes that so special >> so you three were in japan and one of the things that you didn't get to do was get shabu shabu. hot pot. amazing little strips of beef that's comes from a wagyu cow, right? so that's spread around the united states and you can see it on a menu once in a while in the u.s. well, we went to one of the sources in a most beautiful place in vermont there has been ample rain this summer in southern vermont the pastures abundant with grass for grazing. >> this is one group of about 30 animals, 30 mamas and their babies >> wow they're beautiful animals. sheila started raising wagyu cattle in 2007 bred to pull carts up japanese mountains, the wagyu seem right at home here >> "wa" means from japan "gyu" means cow. so they have all japanese descended from about five plane loads that's came over in the 1990s. >> reporter: but as usual as it might seem to find a herd of wagyu is sheila's own story. she studied economics at the university of chicago, had four childr

that's why joe biden and kamala harris do. they said they plan for every contingency and look what happened! >> shannon: we certainly wish we could undo the wrong. they are left with nothing but questions tonight. a panel, stick with us, we've got more to discuss in our ongoing coverage. we will come back to you shortly. it will bring you the latest from afghanistan as it comes in and we will continue the coverage and take a quick look at some of the other headlines including breaking news from the supreme court in the brand-new ruling on president biden's eviction moratorium. that's next. ♪ ♪ kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette the first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. they're going to hold on to everything the disease steals away. that smile they can't hide. the dance class they love. every single piece of them is going to make it through. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding research, advanc

harris was going to come to show support for new some in the recall they were talking about a car rally. not clear yet whether some version of the event could happen later. larry elder getting more scrutiny. the republican recall candidate and conservative radio talk show host getting more flak from other candidates. again today, this time for his past comments on drugs. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> republican recall candidate larry elder facing more criticism thursday for his past statements on recreational drugs in a 2019 fox news interview elder said drug abuse and homeless problems in cities like san francisco will not be solved by government intervention because they are moral and spiritual issues in a 2016 interview on the ribbon report. elder said he supported government getting out of drug enforcement at the federal and state the republican recall replacement candidates reacting for him to suggest that it's it's dangerous. >> it's wrong. and it really shows how out of touch he is with californians and what's going on in our in our great state to say tha

president biden and vice president harris are monitoring developments by the hour, both were briefed by the national security team this morning. biden remains at camp david tonight. but hundreds have gathered outside the white house, hoping to convince the u.s. government not to abandon the afghan allies who played a critical role in the fight against the taliban. we have also learned the pentagon is sending an additional 1,000 troops to help with the deteriorating situation on the ground there and to help evacuate u.s. personnel and allies. it means a total of 6,000 u.s. troops are in or on their way to kabul. nbc news has confirmed there has not been any contact between u.s. troops and the taliban, nor has there been confrontation between u.s. troops and the taliban. over the koerx of the next two hours, we'll be focusing this show on what's unfolding in afghanistan. as you sit at home tonight, you likely have the same questions we do. what does this mean for the afghan people? what does this mean for women and girls in afghanistan in particular? what does this mean for the america

. >> she was great at the border, kamala harris. >> where is she? >> my point is that of a type h gets up the -- the american people, it seems like he has eaten a few benadryl . these people are not competent of what he's doing. what is even worse or more horrible is the media. the media is on a permanent vacation with this guy. you have consumer confidence today fell to the lowest level in ten years. real wages have fallen every month since biden took office. we will for dancing in the streets that were so excited an everything was going to be great . [indiscernible] >> clearly this is a tribute to donald trump. you realize you've made a mistake. it's okay. by the way, when trump is the institute of this president -- >> i think that is starting to close at home. talking about a bipartisan infrastructure deal -- >> it's already falling apart. because of the film people, jessica. i say you've got to send us the $3.5 trillion bill, which peopl are backing away from because inflation is spiking and he's holding up what is a legitimate bipartisan deal.

even spent six months in a very tumultuous relationship with neil patrick harris. [ laughter ] pretty shocking. really the best part of hosting a talk show is getting a sidekick for the night. right? how's it going, guillermo? >> guillermo: oh, it's going great, good, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: i heard you were sick last week. i'm told you're feeling a little better? >> guillermo: yes. >> sean: yeah, yeah. i'm also a total hypochondriac, so please don't breathe on me, talk to me, or look at me. [ laughter ] so if you could just stay on your little [ bleep ] covid stool. [ laughter ] and we'll be good. >> guillermo: okay. >> sean: okay? i love you! >> guillermo: i love you too. [ laughter ] >> sean: you know, julie bowen was the guest host last night, and i want to address something she said about me. >> tomorrow night, a man i once kissed, sean hayes, that's true, will be hosting with his guests awkwafina and keke palmer -- >> >> sean: yeah, we actually made out a few times. totally true. and one time i went for it. put my hand down her pants and was like "wait, you don't h