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Evacuate staff from the u.s. embassy. this as the taliban gained more ground today capturing afghanistans fourth largest city and a major setback for the local government. meanwhile, president biden is said to be keeping tabs on the taliban takeover from camp david where he is spending the weekend. were covering the crisis from all angles. lucas tomlinson has more on the military action in afghanistan. but we begin with white house correspondent kevin cork live from the north lawn. kevin? >> goo...

Audio showed all men security officer mayorkas knows how about the border crisis is and calls them out for him to go. >> joey. >> we reveal our big saturday, magazine clearing the taliban is over. that was 20 years ago. >> we begin with fox news alert, an update on the taliban take over of afghanistan. in the past hour, president joe biden announcing the deployment of 5000 u.s. troops from afghanistan. initially the pentagon announced 3000 would be deployed. the president issuing the statement f...

Personnel and also to ensure the safe evacuation, he said, afghans who have helped us troops during the mission. so that news breaking were in the last few minutes that president biden will increase the us deployment to afghanistan by 5000 troops. we will bring you any more developments on that as we get it here on bbc news. 0ur south asia regional editor anbarasan ethirajan says the fall of mazar—e—sharif signals a major setback for the afghan forces. first and foremost, this was the last m...

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Concern is growing in afghanistan as the taliban continues to take ground from afghan fighting forces across the country. politico reporting there are now internal discussions underway about possibly evacuating the u.s. embassy in kabul. all of this happening, of course, in the vacuum of the u.s. pullout after a 20-year war. we get our report again tonight from nbc news foreign correspondent kelly cobiella in kabul. >> reporter: tonight the taliban with prisoners are free after they said they ov...

As we said earlier, concern is growing in the capital of afghanistan tonight as the taliban continues to take ground from afghan fighting forces across the country. politico reporting there are now internal discussions underway about possible evacuating the u.s. embassy in cavill, all of this happening of course, in the vacuum of the u.s. pull out after a 20-year war. we get our report again tonight from and d.c. news foreign correspondent and come by eta in kabul. >> tonight, the taliban claims...

After they say they overwhelmed the jail holding the insurgents and flung open the gates. this after a devastating setback in the north for afghan officials. hundreds of afghan soldiers under siege at the kunduz airport reportedly surrendered. taliban video purports to show vehicles, weapons, even an attack helicopter now in their hands by some estimates, the taliban now controls 65% of afghanistan more families are fleeing to the capital kabul every day. this woman says the taliban are not allo...

Another major setback for the former president. years long attempt to keep tax returns away from investigators. a federal judge decided that they may indeed see several years of his returns as part of an investigation into foreign payments and possible violation of the emoluments clause. the committee has presented evidence that president trump at least through his business interest likely received foreign payments during the term of his presidency. in what was a partial victory for the former p...

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Georgia, something that "the wall street journal" reports he refused to do. he did end up resigning so now the senate judiciary committee wants to hear his story and what sort of pressure he got from perhaps the former president and the former presidents top aides. this is an investigation that is continuing. this discussion today is going to be behind closed doors and if the last two interviews give any indication of what this will go like, it could last quite a long time today. >> leanne, than...