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Defensive interview he gave to abc. >> kaitlyn, one of the questions is whether the white house knows how many americans and afghans are in kabul trying to get to the airport. he would imagine the state department has a good idea how many americans would be there. >> if they did, they have not revealed that. we've been hearing why this has been happening. 5,000 from the state department early on, then we heard 5 to 10, then 10 to 15 to lawmakers on the hill. we were wondering how come it was such a big gap. what they were saying earlier, what you were talking about with former ambassador crock...

Democrats? there's a big gap between sort of the very leftist members of your party and those to the center. what do you think? >> i think that nobody in the house knows what's in the bill. it is very frustrating. there are days -- and i'm one of them -- that i want to say it isn't just frustrating. it's one or two senators that control the fate of how hi institutions are going to be impacted. i think we'll get it worked out because i don't think failure is an option. i got home last night, i've had floods in my district for three weeks and my basement is flooded again. i had 20,000 towns in m...

Of cambridge and lauren price on the bbc sport website. across the world muslims are marking eid al—adha, one of the most important festivals in the islamic calendar. in england it's the first time since the pandemic that many people have felt able to celebrate together. shabnam mahmood reports from a mosque in south london, where celebrations are in full swing. ? praying together — after nearly 18 months of lockdown restrictions the al—nagashi mosque in london has opened to a large congregation of muslims. i think it is the first time i am praying next to someone, whereas before we woul...

Polls, 43% say the right direction. a year ago during the protests, during covid, all that, it was just 22%. june of 2017, 34%. you have to go all the way back to the beginning of the obama administration when 43% of americans said that we were on the right direction. this is the highest number in a decade, over a decade, in fact. >> it's interesting to me because in june of 2017, the economy was ostensibly doing well still adding jobs, et cetera, et cetera, only 34%. now it's 43%. that's a big gap. is there a partisan divide? >> there is. is the country going in the right direction, wrong tra...

Is a sucess story with 67% having gotten one shot instead of 70% and it is not a big gap. so not a lot of voters saying, oh, my god, you missed by three percent. so i think that this is going to continue to be a theme throughout the presidency that she guy who came in and rid the country of covid. >> and so one of the big legislative agendas on this was passing meaningful police reform, and south carolina senator tim scott said that passing that window if it were not wrapped up in june would essentially mean it would be difficult to get anything done, and now we are nearly a week in july with ...