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Should mandate vaccines for air travel. take a listen. >> it is a complicated issue. i don't believe we should. and the reason is this -- particularly for airline travel, it is safe and it is not for the protection of the people on the plane. it is just another way to sort of force people to do their vaccine. so i don't think that is justified and it will really hurt the industry and travel. >> do you agree? >> well, i think he's exactly correct. the travel itself being on the aircraft is at exceedingly low risk. particularly if everybody keeps their masks on. and so that is not the issue. it ...

But we are kidding ourselves if we tell ourselves now that what we were building is a government and a military that would stand up once we were gone. >> afghanistan political leaders gave up and fled the country. the afghan military collapsed. the sometime without trying to fight. if anything, the developments of the past week reinforced that any u.s. military involvement in afghanistan -- ending u.s. military involvement in afghanistan now was the right decision. american troops cannot and should not be fighting in a war and dying in a war that afghan forces are not willing to fight for them...

Atlanta first baseman Freddie Freeman, who is rounding into form after a slow start to the season, will look to lead the Braves to another road win over the Cin

This is something that we've not seen for quite sometime. 130,000 fans together at the indianapolis 500. it is happening later today and it makes it the largest single day crowd in the u.s. since this pandemic began. >> let's get straight to coy wire who is there. coy, obviously fans miss seeing it liver but the drivers also miss the fans? >> reporter: that is exactly right. good morning, boris and christie. sporting events weren't an option for more than a year and now we're seeing crowds return in nearly full force. you had the nba having to ban some fans, and fanning swarming phil mickelson...

And the attorney general talked about it at a conference. the attorney general bill barr spelling out his plan to make mass shootings a capital crime eligible for the death penalty. this is something we did report shortly after both shootings in el paso and dayton. now attorney general barr says proposed legislation will be put forward after labor day, something that's currently under consideration at the justice department, will have to be passed by congress. barr says it comes from a direct order to address mass shootings and terror attacks, including developing tools to assist in detecting ...