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>> dagen: this is meant to be a feel good story. a musician from austin found out he had a brain tumor recently. when he went to have the tumor removed, there is a part of the procedure where they map the brain and he was -- they were performing surgery on him. they wanted to make sure that they did not damage the part of his brain. and that he could damage his musical ability. i just thought this was ut health sciences with memorial harmon, they did the surgery. >> jesse: impressive. >> element...

Are in situ in afghanistan. we were told a numberflew are in situ in afghanistan. we were told a number flew out. they were going out in a squad rescuing people, and the ft have a record in that and other conflicts. ii he people, and the ft have a record in that and other conflicts.— that and other conflicts. if he had been let out _ that and other conflicts. if he had been let out of— that and other conflicts. if he had been let out of prison. _ that and other conflicts. if he had been let ...

We will talk to the son of nobby stiles later and how the sporting world is dealing with this. there have been discussions in terms of brain injuries in the world of sport and how that is now being addressed. football, cricket, everywhere. we will talk about those issues. denis law, one of my earliest memories was my dad would take me for a walk to his house and my dad is a manchester united fan and we would walk past denis laws house. when? when i was a kid, in the 70s. he is not in the same ho...

The paper says the permanent secretaries at the foreign office, the home office and the ministry of defence are all on leave. an image of a mother handing her child to an american soldier at kabul airport dominates the metros front page. it says the woman was "begging" the soldier to save her daughter. it describes how other women threw their babies over razor wire in the hope they would be put on a military flight out of the capital. scotland and manchester united legend denis law is pictured o...

Intelligence, and just to go back to that mirror story, there is a clear and present danger, ifeel like weve had a really worrying time with our level of intelligence and foresight. so, ithink, iwould assume this coming out of the blue, for some people, we will have a real assessment of the information in the security were getting. i assessment of the information in the security were getting.— security were getting. i think some of it feels very _ security were getting. i think some of it feel...

To the uk from the taliban takeover leads the mirror, with security experts warning of a �*clear and present danger. and a different story on the express, which leads on the new drug in the fight against coronavirus. i promise to you more on that and more about your christmas turkey. that will come about in due course. lets begin if we can with the front of the financial times, and that picture of a distressed woman on a truck in afghanistan. biden vows to get americans out.— get americans o...

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Uprising? eat the street level shakedowns were funnels. some of that money was funneled up to the very highest level. it was passed down wards. and all of the contracts as john, you know, has documented and his office documented for years were being skimmed or being captured by members of the network that was really the -- or the networks that were reeling the country. so what id like to say, is you know, i would elect to take a step even further back than john just did. and say afghanistan, wha...

Traditions, political and cultural traditions are that power resides in the family and in the clan and in the tribe, not in some far away capital. there is this notion now as then that what happens in kabul remains in kabul and that government never had the support of the population. it was always known for corruption and violated afghan traditions so why are we surprised that the afghan military that was charged with defending that government, not their country, not their people, that they were...

Rates to encourage us to save but thatis rates to encourage us to save but that is not expected with the recovery is so fragile so high bills could be around longer. i will find out how much prices could go up in the latest official figures at 7am this morning. lets take a look at todays front pages. most of todays papers lead on the situation in afghanistan. the guardian reports on the new uk resettlement scheme for 20,000 afghan refugees, which will prioritise women, children and religious min...