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Away two months ago. it's close to 400,000 got a ways. .7, that's over 2 million people. as far as a refugee, you will see more of this. you will see more of this because they're not defending the people properly. why do i say that? in the normal process, it takes 18 or 24 months and these are people we have a lot of information that's been assisting the military. most of the people will take longer than 18 or 24 months. how do you bet them because your normal venting goes through the cis over to the u.s. embassy who verifies the passports, the birth certificates, the residency, any sort of id...

That berlin police are using. they put out a statement saying that they are investigating, this is a quote, alleged sonic weapon attacks on employees at the u.s. embassy. since 2016 when havana syndrome was first detected in havana, thus the name, about 200 u.s. officials, employees, family members, people associated with u.s. missions abroad, have come down with these symptoms. as you mentioned, the symptoms are wild and there's a wide range. people have reported feeling kind of an intense pressure in the head, strange buzzing, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, memory loss as far as what symptoms t...

Ground in afghanistan and work from there. sometimes that takes hours, you set up meetings and have conversations with bad individuals, bad humans and basically say we are hear to tell the story and you tell that story in accurate fashion to viewers in way people can understand and ultimately care. >> sandra: you are giving us remarkable look at the day of the life of a reporter inside of afghanistan, trey. to perspective on the threat we face today, a month after the united states left afghanistan. >> trey: the biggest danger right now is americans left behind who could be targeted by the tal...

The weapon used not clear. the chief of police here in collierville, tennessee said it's the worst event ever in the history of this town. dana, back to you. >> dana: appreciate it. trace. >> trace: top taliban official says strict punishments including amputations and executions will resume in afghanistan as life begins to take shape. fearing for their safety allies are still trying to escape. check out this reporting from trey yengst yesterday. watch. >> there are a number of people outside of this hotel in kabul who worked for the americans at the u.s. embassy and are left behind. they have...

It's horrific i have been involved in 34 years and never seen anything like it fournted survives hiding in a freezer and locked office. the u.s. embassy workers and others promised safe passage out of afghanistan who are still waiting for help and we talked to former congresswoman tulsi gabbard live. first, beyond our borders tonight, china sends 24 fighter jets toward taiwan in a large display of force after the self-governing island announced its intention to join 11 nation pacific trade group that china has also applied to join. taiwan's defense ministry says it deployed air in response and...