differences. hard to figure out where to fly from. i would consider putting them in lviv, put ukrainian markers on them and tell the russians don t even think about attacking nato. i think the deal makes a lot of sense. i hope the vice president can perhaps work toward a breakthrough. more than likely it will be my good friend secretary of defense lloyd austin figuring this out with his counterparts. i m hoping for some movement here because it makes a lot of sense. to be clear, you do not believe these jets should be housed at a u.s. military facility. i do, i agree with that. i think we need to be extremely careful about anything that puts the u.s. and russia in a pure live confrontational position.
media access to see the facilities. here there is housing for more than 10,000 afghans. they will get covid vaccines, medical screening and the beginning of a new life. in new jersey, the afghans have broken up their village into councils, leaders meet with base officials, an afghan society within a u.s. military facility. already two babies were born on different bases, some of the first new americans from the afghan evacuation. some afghans who were far along in their visa application left the bases within days. but that number one u.s. official said was not large. many may be here much longer, months even, as they work through a complex visa process. at dulles airport, officials discovered three confirmed cases of measles among at-risk afghans. another case confirmed in virginia and a fifth in ad wisconsin. no 100% guarantees with any of this, but i m comfortable
of more than 60,000 u.s. refugees by the end of the month. already, they felt built small cities on eight bases. those bases now hold 53,000 at-risk afghan. ft. bliss in texas was the first to grant media access. here, there s housing for more than 10,000 afghans. they ll get covid vaccines, medical screen welcome and the beginning of a new life. at joint base maguire diction lake hurst in new jersey, the afghans have broken up their vigil into counsels. the leaders of these counsels meet with base officials on afghan society within a u.s. military facility. already two babies were born on different bases. some of the first new americans from the afghan evacuation. some afghans who were far along in their visa application left the bases within days, but that number one u.s. official said, was not large. many may be here much longer, months, even, as they work through a complex visa process. at dulles airport, officials
wolf, a couple plane loads of american citizens that left af afghanistan. are we going to see more of that? i hope. the state department is working hard to make sure that happens. you were just there in doha, qatar, working on this issue. tell us what you found out. well, the enormously helpful in evacuating 124,000 people, which is historic. any my mind, the youngsters who were a part of this did heroic work. my goal was to and what i accomplished was to thank the qataris for the tremendous help, the partnership that they continue to provide us. it s really, really strong. a lot of people don t know that the u.s. has a very significant military presence at the air base in qatar. it s a major u.s. military facility. yeah. you ve been there, wolf. i ve been there, yeah.
and start this family. every family has a unique story. this holiday season, help your family discover theirs. melissa: we are awaiting an update from officials after a shooting at a naval air station in pensacola, florida, which left four people dead including the gunman. fox news has now confirmed the suspect was a saudi aviation student and there are reports that authorities are investigating whether the shooting was terrorism related. this marks the second deadly shooting at a u.s. military facility this week. phil keating s live in miami on how all of this unfolded. and incredibly tragic morning in the florida panhandle at the naval air station. one of the countries most premier flight academy is producing some of the best and