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Afghanistan. that seems like a very slow number. does that jive with what you're hearing and discovering? >> we're focused on siv holders. these are combat translators that had to go through 3 1/2 years of screening to that point though, we don't know how many interpreters were evacuated out of the 30,000 that ron clain posted on twitter. we have over a lost of 1,000 that have reached out to the airport. we don't know the breakdown of the numbers. >> neil: all right. you're doing lord's work, james. it's a herculean task. you're doing it. thanks very much for updating us on that. just want to ...

Affirmed u.s. support for a new w.h.o. study into the origins of covid-19. a proposal china has already rejected outright. trace? >> trace: jen, i know have you study deed this what can you tell us about the status of the afghan combat translators seeking to imgreats to the u.s. >> the first plane of combat translators and their families about 250 in total all of them recipients of what is known as special immigrant visas will land in the united states late tomorrow, early friday. and will be sent by bus to fort lee in virginia. about 2500 have been cleared so far to come to the u.s. or to ame...

Military hospital icu resources are at full capacity forcing our health units to create temporary for our patients. >> most of these cases are individuals who are unvaccinated or not fully vaccinated. >> in other words the u.s. embassy workers chose not to get vaccinated. meanwhile thousands of afghan combat translators who worked for the u.s. military seeking visas to escape death threats are cut off from the embassy, and need to approve their visas. he said he was very concerned about those who are left behind and facing threats from the tele- band, and now this outbreak at the u.s. embassy,...

Foxnews.com/apps. >> trace: u.s. troops withdraw from afghanistan, the local translators who risked their lives providing critical support for u.s. forces fear death at the hands of the taliban if they are left behind. with time running short before the pullout is complete, the push is on to get them out. we'll have more on this i had with congressman andy biggs. first to our national security correspondent jennifer griffin life for us at the pentagon with a fox exclusive. >> on tuesday night we went to dulles international airport outside washington, d.c., not far from the cia, for whom some ...