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NBC News touted a report finding the United States has done a terrible job of evacuating Afghans who served the U.S. forces in Afghanistan and wanted to migrate. They tweeted this: The United States has evacuated only about three percent of Afghans who worked for the U.S. government and applied for special visas, leaving behind an estimated 78,000, according to a new report. By @dandeluce https://t.co/CXDkejPwrO

NBC News touted a report finding the United States has done a terrible job of evacuating Afghans who served the U.S. forces in Afghanistan and wanted to migrate. They tweeted this: The United States has evacuated only about three percent of Afghans who worked for the U.S. government and applied for special visas, leaving behind an estimated 78,000, according to a new report. By @dandeluce https://t.co/CXDkejPwrO

A Pentagon review found that a U.S. drone strike which killed ten people, including seven children, in Kabul, Afghanistan, did not violate any laws of war. Atia Abawi and Dan Deluce report.

Once was thought of as a possible candidate for president. and i think of him tinkering with his volvo for years. there are so many ways to think of this man. i apologize for going on for so long, but this is very personal. >> no apology needed. it's rare when you have covered someone for years and years and look up go him as you do. dan, how is the pentagon looking at this this morning? >> very closely. he was a role model for american and african troops in particular. he was there at the table when the u.s. was really at its most successful and powerful. that was during the gulf war, during ...

Former president george w. bush said he was deeply saddened by the death of a man who served as secretary of state. he said he was highly respected at home and abroad and quite simply a great man. joining us now by phone, chief washington correspondent andrea mitchell, nbc reporter dan deluce, kelly o'donnell, and pete williams in our washington bureau. still with us former supreme allied commander admiral james. andrea, talk to us about his legacy and how he shaped our foreign policy. >> it goes beyond.