The foreign secretary says the uk will need to engage with the taliban about reopening kabul airport and getting people out of afghanistan. Dame sarah storey, record breaker, history maker! sarah storey becomes britain s most successful paralympian of all time a remarkable ride in tokyo bringing her her 17th gold medal. It still feels a bit like an out of body experience. It s like you re watching somebody else go through that. It s very, very hard to put into words. You can dance, having the time of your life. And. Mamma mia are abba about to release new music, nearly a0 years after they last performed together? and coming up on the bbc news channel: england put india in to bat in the fourth test, their bowlers looking to make inroads at an overcast oval the series tied at 1 1. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. A public inquiry has found shocking failings and blatant hypocrisy in the way major religious groups have handled allegations of child abuse. The indepen
I m kaitlan collins live in times square. John berman is in west chester county, assessing the damage because we re starting with breaking news this morning after there were torrential rains and catastrophic flooding that hit the northeast causing a lot of damage overnight and stranding people in their cars, causing people to be evacuated from the subway here in new york and at least eight people have died in new york and new jersey. Several of them after calling for help after rising flood waters. Both states are now under states of emergency. New york city had the heaviest single hour of rain in the city s history. And flash flooding has stranded thousands in the subway overnight and like i said, trapping people in their cars. Rescues were happening throughout the city as new york city s major imposed a travel ban until about an hour ago due to the dangerous flood conditions. At least one tornado reported touching down in new jersey. And the storm is now moving up the east coast with
I just this is such a symbolic moment for this white house. And for this president. Obviously you hit it at the biggest point here. The president has delivered on a campaign promise to get the united states out of its longest war despite concerns about what the fallout would be. Despite concerns about repercussions. That has happened. We saw the last flight leave. And now the president has to talk about what happens next. Before he does that, i think he needs to answer several key questions i m told will be a key component of the speech today. That is what the american presence or efforts in afghanistan are going forward particularly giveren the fact there are still more than 100 american citizens that want to leave the country that are still on the ground. There are hundreds if not thousands of afghan allies who wanted to leave the country who are on the ground. We heard from the secretary of state. Tony blinken laying out the diplomatic efforts and process the u. S. Is launching and
Suicide bombers. We are hours away from president biden evacuation deadline tomorrow. There are hundreds, could be thousands of americans that are going to be left behind in afghanistan. The state department has made a decision that the 31st is the deadline. They re allowing taliban to dictate our foreign policy. Any time you allow a partisan political decision designed for a photo op, it will lead to a fatal national security problem on the battlefield injury. Jillian: it is the start to another bees week. You re watching fox friends first. I m jillian mele. Todd: i m todd piro. We begin with hurricane ida, a failing the flood gate and bridge collapsed forcing hundreds of residents begging to be rescued. Jillian: we have team coverage with steve bender on the ground in lafayette, louisiana and senior meteorologist janice dean tracking the storm in the studio. We start with jeff paul live from new orleans where the entire city is out of power this morning. Jeff, what s the latest? repo
Responding so far. We re keeping an eye on fema headquarters, where president biden arrived a short time ago to get a briefing. We ll bring you that as well. But first the city of new orleans right now, the latest data from the national hurricane centers puts the storm about 150 miles away from the city. Catastrophic storm surge, extreme winds and flash flooding are being seen along the state s coast. You can see this surveillance camera from a nearby house, earlier in grand isle, louisiana, a small strip of land that a lot of folks were worried about. We also know more than 120,000 power outages have been reported, so people are already in the dark. We re getting a rare look at the eye of the storm. We want to show you the striking video from a flied above the eye earlier today before it made landfall. It really shows how massive this storm s path of destruction could be. All right. We mentioned new orleans. Let s go there now. That s where we find today show cohost al roker. How is i