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Was he still in crete? chris, thank ou ve was he still in crete? chris, thank you very much- — was he still in crete? chris, thank you very much. chris _ was he still in crete? chris, thank you very much. chris mason - was he still in crete? chris, thank you very much. chris mason in . you very much. chris mason in westminster. i can speak now to danjarvis, the labour mp for barnsley central and mayorfor sheffield city region. hes a former officer in the parachute regiment and served in afghan...

Untold thousands behind enemy lines and yes, those that assisted america and those interpreters and those that we promised, god forbid it ever comes of this, we will protect you. but i dont see any military option because every american then would become a human shield, and i dont want to describe what we both know whatd happen. we are at the mercy of the taliban now. >> well change it. my god, you dont think we can beat these guys if we dont want to? i would tell the pentagon to give me a safe ...

Presidents pledge to keep troops in country past the august 31st deadline. it was clear, i think, from listening to that, whatever it takes to get americans out, what was less clear, if it is september 1st and all of the americans are out, but our afghan allies and interpreters arent all out, will we stay? >> reporter: yeah, i mean no firm commitment there from the president as to if the u.s. will maintain that troop presence, that military presence at the airport which is enabling these large s...

He faced the prospect of being beheaded if he stayed in his homeland. he was resettled in glasgow and spoke to our reporter connor gillies. it was the hardest and the most difficult time i had in my life. this mans life is under threat. terrified by the taliban, this mansjob as an interpreter in afghanistan made him a target. if i stayed, i would be, you know, tortured by taliban, and consequently get killed by them, because they perceived interpreters to be traitors. there were many incidents o...

Through the field and tackles the guy. zak not only obviated the attack, he also marked a clear lane with his footprints for the marines to advance. major schueman said theres no other interpret that would be willing to take that risk. we would give him a loaded weapon and work security. he told "the chicago sun-times" that zak basically became, quote, one of my marines. well, eventually major thomas schueman went home. hes now at the naval war college in rhode island. but zak stayed behind. zak...

This is bbc news. the headlines: desperate scenes at kabul airport — a little girl is handed over to an american solider by people fleeing the taliban. britian pledges to remain, as long as the us controls the airport. none of our planes are leaving empty. i have seen reports, i cannot vouch for other nations, but our aeroplanes never leave empty. if we have spaces on them, we offer them up have spaces on them, we offer them up to other nations. british troops are helping control the crowds an...

0 variant. so you get a dramatic increase in antibody titers when you do a third immunization doze. >> that is tonights last word, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>s now. >> well good evening once again, day 211 of the biden administration which is racing to put out the firestorm ignited by the debacle of the withdrawal from afghanistan. tonight, the president told abc news that the military mission to get americans out of the country, taliban permitting, could extend past august ...

Put a rover on mars, it took seven months and yet we cannot send a piece of paper halfway around the world. it is send a piece of paper halfway around the world.— around the world. it is very frustrating. _ around the world. it is very frustrating. i _ around the world. it is very frustrating. i can _ around the world. it is very frustrating. i can feel- around the world. it is very frustrating. i can feel that l frustrating. i can feel that coming in your voice. we have had a british senior m...

Dire the situation is with the refugees, the humanitarian situation is in your view and more importantly what concerns you the most starting sunrise tomorrow? >> so to begin, we know that the taliban controls all of the land border. so the only ability for refugees to get out at this point is the airport there is no other option, this to me is what is becoming bleaker. the other piece of this is that the processing of the special peace program is slow and inefficient. weve known this for several...