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— facebook apologises as their platform suffers their biggest ever outage. a service on the social network, instagram and whatsapp may take some time to return. us lawmakers will hear evidence from a facebook whistleblower who claims the company covered up who claims the company covered up research into its harm into mental health. the ussr define hundreds of migrants back to the caribbean after crossing into texas illegally. they have been housed in a makeshift camp in the border city of del ...

Several locations to stop the crude oilfrom reaching several locations to stop the crude oil from reaching the shore. a slick is spreading after a pipeline leak south of la, is spilling almost 600,000 litres. the us has begun flying hundreds of migrants from haiti back to the corinthian after they illegally cast into taxes via mexico — caribbean. there have been housed in del rio, and there has been a surge in patients trying to flee political instability and natural disasters in their country...

Many havent set foot on haitian soil in almost a decade. now they are being sent back in their droves. every day, plane—loads of haitian deportees arrive in port—au prince airport, returned from the border camps in texas. exhausted and disappointed, most own nothing in haiti but the clothes on their back. daniella and her family spent four months in chile. their son was born there. now, thrust back into a country on the brink of collapse. the family was never given a chance to apply for asyl...

The american president, on his way to new york tonight, will tomorrow reveal more of his own. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, new york. lets take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the pharmaceutical giant pfizer says it will seek authorisation to use its covid vaccine on children as young as five years old. the company says it carried out a trial after the number of paediatric coronavirus cases more than tripled across since the us sincejuly. the vaccine is already cleared for use for c...

China and pakistan sending plane loads of humanitarian aid in kabul and standing by to provide more. general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst. nice to see you, general. good morning. want to read you something from the "wall street journal" editorial page today. those still left behind in afghanistan, the u.s. isnt doing nearly enough to free those who are trapped. here is the line. the white house needs to tell, not ask, the taliban that whoever wants to leave can do so at americas...

Well take it for what it is. >> what about those we left behind, those translators and others who some had only applied for a special visa status, some are still stuck in the bureaucracy, and they were in combat with us? they were our eyes and ears. >> i think you heard the secretary of state say that we will continue to work to process people, to help people, where possible. and youve seen that. youve seen us most recently bring out two plane loads of american citizens, and were going to contin...

The reason its a concern, some of the mutations that have been found in that variant suggest that it could be more resistant to immunity and vaccines. so thats why the world health organization has labeled it a variant of interest. the cdc hasnt yet done that. there is still, i think, a widespread suggestion that this variant is still susceptible to treatment with our vaccines. >> well keep an eye on it. thank you so much, dr. reiner. >> my pleasure. >> especially on a holiday morning. thanks ag...

Thousand open cases that we are trying to manage, american citizens that were trying to help get out, including hundreds of our allied afghan individuals who served as interpreter or other roles. again, this mission will continue. we will have to get creative through diplomatic channels, but thats a hard promise for the president to make. >> yeah. he says the u.s. will work with every countries and they have better relations with the taliban like qatar and turkey, for example, pakistan, to help ...

Crescendo right now because of these attacks and because of the effort to try to meet this deadline on august 31st. that attack, you know, that killed, as i mentioned, 13 u.s. servicemen. it also wounded 15 of them, two plane loads of wounded servicemen landed here in germany just last night. they were brought here to the lam stool regional medical center, outside of ram stein air base, the largest u.s. medical center outside of u.s. borders and this is where theyre going to be taken care of. th...

Come back in, but there will be a point at which the taliban essentially control the airfield, control air traffic control, control the gate, access to the airport. they will be in charge, and when that last u.s. military plane rolls down the runway and those wheels lift off, it will be the taliban who are in charge of the airport finally. anderson? >> i mean, it is just in the way you say it, it is obviously such a huge security concern for u.s. forces on the ground there. i mean, pulling out w...