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To re—watch her victory on tv with her mum and dad in london. last night, i actuallyjust re—watched the final and tried to relive a couple of the moments and remember how it felt. so, it is sinking in a little bit more. hello, and welcome. we start with some breaking news. the us military has admitted that a drone strike against a suspected car bomb attacker in afghanistan turns out to have been a tragic mistake. an investigation by the us central command has determined that the august 29th ...

The driveway of the building the aid worker had gone to. eight real horrendous, horrendous tragedy, and a real sort of blot on the american military record in those last days in afghanistan.— military record in those last days in afghanistan. gary, we have got a cli of in afghanistan. gary, we have got a clip of general _ in afghanistan. gary, we have got a clip of general kenneth _ in afghanistan. gary, we have got a clip of general kenneth mckenzie . clip of general kenneth mckenzie from us ...

Basing than right now. all of those things are being worked out right know. >> thanks, general. turn it over to you for any last closing comments to make, sir. >> so john, i appreciate the opportunity to come on and take responsibility for this i do feel responsible for it. i appreciate questions from the media. thanks. >> thanks, general. okay. >> you referred to a picture, which didnt come up. are there other individual pictures of these little blocks in here? >> ill have to check with central...

Military operations in afghanistan inadvertently killed ten members of an innocent family. the head of us central command said an investigation had found a drone strike killed an aid worker and nine members of his family, seven of them children. the former president of algeria, abdelaziz bouteflika, has died after a long illness. he was 8a. abdelaziz bouteflika led the north african country for nearly two decades, but the ailing presidents decision in 2019 to seek a fifth term in office led to m...

Off to the loss of the members of our armed forces at the gates and now this situation which has been detailed to us and called a terrible mistake by general mckenzie of u.s. central command. what do you make of this, sir? >> unfortunately, i have empathy for him. he said it wasnt a success. its more than that. it was a disaster. we called innocent people. thats not a success. its something much worse. he said that we -- it wasnt taliban supplied information. we dont know that. 60 other vectors....

Thats fair.so this secretary was briefed by general mckenzie at 8:00. the result of the investigation. on behalf of the men and women of the department of defense, he offers his deepest condolences to surviving family members of those killed and to to the staff of nutrition international. you should have a statement that im paraphrasing from. as the secretary says, in this statement, we apologize. we will endeavor to learn from this horrible mistake. to that end, hes directed a thorough review o...

The fact that seven children are dead because we had general mckenzie at central command and general millie of joint chiefs of staff agree to surrender kabul to the taliban to control access to the airport where we thought we would be able to conduct a noninterference type of evacuation clearly did not work out. following the ied attack by isis-k, we wanted to strike back and strike back hard. part of the tragedy that feeds into this that i think the american people need to understand is that th...

0 ahead of that messaging before the science had before that regulators were on the same page with them. >> john: , and on the immigration front, the mayor of del rio, texas, is on the extraordinary pictures. they declared a state of emergency in his town. thanks for being with us on this friday >> martha: thanks, john and jacqui. a lot of breaking news. im martha maccallum in new york. any moment now, there you can see the podium is set up at the pentagon. a huge development breaking right now ...

According to the Pentagon’s annual reports on military justice, there have been more than 1.3 million cases of discipline in the US military since 2001, - Paul Antonopoulos for Antiwar.com Original

“Even at the end, we had an agreement with the Talibs for (them) not to enter Kabul,” he says.