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0 parts. bahrain, denmark, germany, italy, kazakhstan, kuwait, qatar, uzbekistan. many will be transporting people through their territories to safety. albania, kosovo, macedonia, mexico, poland, qatar, ukraine and uganda have made generous offers regarding the relocation efforts for at-risk afghans. we appreciate the support. we're very encouraged other countries are also considering providing additional support, this is something that we will continue to be focused. finally this morning, secretary blinken participated in a virtual meeting to discuss the on going security situation in afghani...

With 35,000 personnel we have the capability to ramp up quickly as you saw over the last 48 hours. >> football fans around the country also noticed an increase in security at nfl games yesterday, with counterterrorism vehicles and officers stationed outside stadiums. some fans also had to go through extra metal detectors. many states are taking security matters into their own hands. alabama governor robert bentley says his state will refuse syrian refugees relocated there by the federal government. migrants are still pouring out of the middle east fleeing maim to europe. in a statement, bent...

That last part didn't sit well with mary cheney's wife, who addressed liz's remarks and jabbed her relocation efforts on facebook. "i can't help but wonder how liz would feel if, as she moved from state to state, she discovered that her family was protected in one but not the other. yes, liz," she added, "in 15 states and the district of columbia, you are my sister-in-law." mary cheney also took to social media to tell her sister she's "on the wrong side of history" and agreed to an interview with "the new york times." "what amazes me is that she says she's running to be a new generation of le...

That last part didn't sit well with mary cheney's wife, who addressed liz's remarks and jabbed her relocation efforts on facebook. "i can't help but wonder how liz would feel if, as she moved from state to state, she discovered that her family was protected in one but not the other. yes, liz," she added, "in 15 states and the district of columbia, you are my sister-in-law." mary cheney also took to social media to tell her sister she's "on the wrong side of history" and agreed to an interview with "the new york times." "what amazes me is that she says she's running to be a new generation of le...