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Than just a high—stakes assignment for our team. thanjust a high—stakes assignment for our team. it was assignment for our team. it was a sacred duty. and the world saw how our diplomats rose to the challenge with determination and heart. us service members did heroic work. securing the airport, protecting civilians of many nationalities including tens of thousands of afghans and airlifting them out. they are also providing vital support right now, caring for afghans on the military bases in the middle east and here in the united states. we've seen pictures of us service members in the kab...

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Ranger that served in afghanistan and he agrees. >> there's more of those folks in the country right now than we have the capability to evacuate between now and the end of the month. that's why the mission must be extended. >> chairman adam smith is skeptical about airlifting everyone out by next week. >> i did ask about the 31st deadline. that is still the goal. i was very specific. need to have a plan to go past the 31st. they assured me that they do. >> there's no plan to claim the military equipment left behind. the gop wants to fix that in a house bill next week. martha? >> martha: thanks...

. a nightmare scenario in areas hardest-hit by covid hospitals are running out of room and supplies. that means patients come in for heart attacks and worse could be turned away. vaughn hillyard reports. >> reporter: hospitals across the gulf coast far exceeding capacity. >> a race against time. >> reporter: alabama out of icu beds as millions defy public health officials' pleas to stop the spread. >> i'm not going to stop living my life. >> would you hope more people wear masks >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: hospitals confronting the onslaught of new patients, so overwhelmed they are s...

Death toll is more than 1400 people, at least 6,000 injured, many desperate for medical treatment. we traveled to near the quake epicenter. this hospital is overwhelmed, they set up beds outside with men, women, children, hooked up to ivs under the hot sun. some of them are still searching for family members days after the quake. this man with a broken arm said he was fortunate to survive and hoped he would be evacuated. another choked back tears wondering where she will live now. 37,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed. we are told this was a massive hotel, five stories, where untold numb...