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Ill stay focused on the task at hand, getting as many people out as rapidly as possible and take that day by day. >> you cant commit to bringing back every american? >> there is a large number of christian missionaries and aide workers typically vulnerable because they are christians. is there a plan to get them to the airport and get them out? >> we are working with a variety of different types of groups, journalists, aid we workers ando forth to help facilitate their departure from the country...

Same level of protection. >> aide workers around the world rushing to haiti after saturdays devastating earthquake. >> complicating matters even further violent gangs and tropical depression bearing down on the island. >> new york state lawmakers will release a final reports on the impeachment probe. >> leaders faced backlash for suspending the investigation after cuomo announced his resignation. brian: here we go. welcome to the show. we start with a fox news alert. kabuls airport reopening fol...

It was felt in the capital, a good 80 miles away. it was strong enough that many people immediately ran outdoors out of concern the buildings they were in might collapse. there does appear to be some damage in the capital, but the most severe damage is right there on the coast, closer to the epicenter. the countrys prime minister says some towns have been almost completely destroyed, and at least some of the hospitals are now overwhelmed. the death toll stands at at least 227 and there are thous...

China are really locked in a series of escalations. you have the guided missile destroyer, the u.s.s. curtis wilbur crossing the taiwan straight just yesterday. this comes days after chinas largest-ever air incursion. so if president biden want to work with president xi on issues like north korea, they have a lot of other things that are higher up on their list as well. and you have north korea more isolated than perhaps its been in decades, because most foreign diplomats and aideworkers have be...

Covid. that is what needs to get through. food. cement for shelter. vaccines, the little that have come so far. now she has announced $239 million dollars of u.s. aid that will get to these people, but not if russia decides next month this last corridor into the refugee camps, and still in the conflict zone, displaced by bombings from the assad regime. the ambassador told me this is their only hope for survival. >> what is your reaction, seeing this, having gone inside and talked to the aide wor...

Objective was to some how declare success. they dont want to say we cant do it, and we have literally done that year in and year out. the second problem is we have ignored politics, we have got to achieve some kind of political recognition with the taliban acknowledging theres a fact covering part of pakistan, and we cannot change that. >> acknowledging youre not going to build a western style democracy in afghanistans its just not going to happen. >> one of the things that struck me about these...

I hope that when we return to congress tomorrow, we will be taking up resolutions and legislation, both to condemn this abrupt betrayal of our trusted partners in the war against isis, the kurdish syrian troops who fought so bravely, but also to reconsider our relationship with turkey and potentially impose stiff sanctions. >> sanctions, though, can hardly stop whats happening on the ground thanch ground. >> thats right. >> that is not going to be soon enough to save the lives lost this weekend ...

Bahamas to inspire donald trump earlier today to send the u.s. coast guard to provide humanitarian relief to residents there. seven people have been reported dead in the bahamas but that doege toll is expected too rise as aide workers can finally begin the long road to recovery from what the bahamas prime minister is calling one of the greatest national crises in the countrys history. but let us first bring in the news from the white house. "the washington post" just reporting a few minutes ago ...

>> i think nicks point is an important one. this is now deliberate. this is a campaign strategy. >> theres money behind it. >> we have known for a long time, i get it, he has 2,000 ads on facebook. but this has been deliberate since 2011 when he decided he was going to jump into the political arena. this is not new. >> karine is right. when doctors and nurses were heading to africa to fight ebola, he was for shutting down the borders to keep aide workers out. the xenophobia, the isolationism is ...

Country, but even here, even now the situation is tense. as you can see, we have armed guards with us at all times. escaping from the searing noon sun, we meet lavender. she tells us that her husband was beaten to death by militants. she cherishes a single photograph of him. like many here, she says the camp feels more like a prison than a refuge. as soon as i can go home, i will she says. i cannot suffer here any longer. for now, leaving is not an option. 75% of the country is still under the c...