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Their system is overstressed on a good day plus two crises at the same time. >> bill: 122,000 out of kabul. 5% were considered americans holding passports. another 7% had the special immigration visa, siv. another roughly what, quick math, 15,000 lets say. not more than that. so the remaining number that came out of kabul are people who were lucky enough to crowd on board a plane that was departing at a time they were there, sir. last comment on that. >> absolutely. what you see the department d...

Quote-unquote, end rape when the same type of frankly rape culture and the same type of misogynistic culture that informed this abortion law to begin with, those beliefs are held by the governor himself and the texas state legislature. frankly, there are many people in power as we know from the me too movement that commit sexual assault. that help their friends cover up these crimes. and some of them even serve in the same state legislatures that are voting on these anti -- these anti-choice bil...

We need different people speaking to different audiences talking about the importance of vaccination, the importance of mask wearing when youre close to other people and why they do it, connecting in different ways. its just -- you look at the math, you can see how politics has intruded into our response. i think the president is doing a great job leading and by bridging to some of these other messengers he can reach more people. >> i want to flag a shocking number. according to the american aca...

Do. i want to know if those functioning alcoholic moms had working husbands at home because the number would have tripled from my professional opinion. because of my husband would get out of my basement, i would probably drink -- welcome i would still drink but maybe not 323%. >> greg: easily. you hate here has been. >> no. alcohol. >> greg: kat, i did the math, its like going from 0 to 3 drinks. its talking about they drinking which is not a bad thing. its the best kind of drinking. >> its a gr...

Mrna. >> the reality is, and weve known this from the beginning, you have been very clear, sanjay that, were all learning about this as we go. the science keeps changing. would it help in some cases to be maybe less definitive in some of these things? because we know so much could still change. >> i think thats right, erica. thats the thing about science. it does change. you have to present it with humility and sort of concede that we are learning as we go along. sometimes people expect science ...

. >> what am i going to do. >> you can retire. >> reporter: indeed what happens today will impact the future. its not just black business owners. its also other small minority business owners. some weve heard from say it took them three years to rebuild following hurricane katrina and 2005, and for the last 18 months they have been struggling because of covid, and now this. and i want to underscore one more thing, even if they file claims with their insurance companies, it may be weeks or months...

A unicef study on the impact of school closures in india has found that 42% of children reported not using any type of remote learning during the pandemic. the indian government has rolled out tools for online education but to very mixed results. as schools finally consider reopening, the bbc�*s divya arya meets some children living through this long shutdown of education. radhika and herfriends are excited but nervous. theyre trying to write after many months. radhika lifts her tiny chalk, he...

Colors. sanjay, thank you so much. great to see you this morning. >> you too. thank you. in a few hours, president biden is heading to the northeast. hes going to be witnessing the after math of the devastation of hurricane ida as the death toll still continues to rise. plus, new comments this morning from the secretary of state on efforts to get americans out of afghanistan. and the sudden tragic death of emmy nominated actor, michael k. williams. two of his costars from "the wire," theyr...

Education has become a casualty of the pandemic. "what did they teach you at school?", i ask her. "a, b, c, d, the hindi alphabet and math. they used to teach us everything," she says. hindi and english were herfavourite. children in this village in eastern indiasjharkhand do not have access to internet or smartphones. parents are mostly illiterate. with no classes during the pandemic, online or offline, learning has come to a halt. this dilapidated building is the local primary school for child...

Its not just about women. its not just about children, ultimately even the places that vote read, are not going to be represented about whats going on in austin right now. even the people that vote for republicans in the general election. because they dont care. >> i guess math, before they were actually claimed any sort of pro-life awards, they are so pro diseased, so indifference even among children, whats happening in the schools, i said this about what was happening there, its the biggest na...