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And the most hostile part of the taliban now and the rest of the city, where afghans are trying to figure out the new reality where the taliban is firmly in control and not gunfire. the only place you see gunfire are most of the taliban shooting in the air to try and keep people back from the airport which also prevents people from getting into the airport. so you have these multiple universes all colliding at the same time while the taliban is trying to present itself to the world, say that it's going to go into the coalition government, they're in meetings right now hamid karzai, the first p...

It's a complicated neighborhood. pakistan has long had its tentacles in afghanistan, the hakani network is in pakistan. what will be their role now that the taliban going to be running afghanistan again? >> well, pakistan, michael, has been consistently saying in the weeks leading up to what happened yesterday is that they have again denied they didn't have any tentacles next door. they have consistently said that it is unfair that the u.s. has left how it has. there's also a lot of concern here on the ground in terms of security. so we had the national security adviser yusef speak to cnn brie...

Your thoughts when you hear about this family, how they were captured and held against their will for five years? >> they're victims of a horrific crime. i was held by the hakani network. it's a faction of the taliban that frankly has worked very closely with pakistan's military and intelligence service. after my case, bowe bergdahl was captured, treated horribly, tortured. i was treated well. people questioned what were they doing, he was backpacking. maybe they were naive when they went to began scan and were kidnapped. i made a mistake, i went to interview a taliban commander. this family, ...

The region. a lot of countries are starting to respect the united states of america once again. >> joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, nbc medical correspondent dr. john torres and nbc intelligence and national security reporter ken delanian. ken, before we tackle health care, let's talk about kaitlyn coleman, her canadian husband, her children. after five years in captivity, what do we know? this is a very complex story. >> it is a very complicated story, andrea. they were captured hiking in afghanistan five years ago. they've been held in pakistan by the hakani netw...

Washington where president trump is taking matters into his own hands on health care after repeated failures by a republican congress to repeal and replace obamacare. citing a new executive order moments ago, the administration claiming it will expand choice despite criticism that it will actually tear apart the insurance safety net. this as the president also announced the rescue with the help of pakistan of kaitlyn coleman and her family after five years in taliban captivity. >> i have an important update. yesterday the united states government, working with the government of pakistan, secur...