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Heroes who just died trying to saver other people's lives while also standing resolute on his withdrawal policy. this danger and death is part of at least the possible risk equation of the united states under taken. the hospitals in kabul reported 60 people injured. including children. the reporting here had been fluent in what has been a terrible situation on the ground. >> the pentagon referred to this as a complex attack. they do believe it is carried out by isis. something the president also mentioned his remarks. officials are working on a full attribution. i say continue the evacuation m...

0 can't operate in the same way and the afghans they worked with is not assessable. and now to try to find the people responsible for this attack or future attacks is a much more different position. >> to our viewers just as i took the baton from alicia mendez, i am going to pass it to ari melber. we thank our guests, peter baker and greg mire. we'll be going live to jen psaki as the president departures from the east room heading back to the oval office. jen psaki will take many, many questions, the press corp will have for her. with that, our forecast with ari melber. >> thank you, we are gi...

Australia v India: Will Pucovski's journey to 62 on Test debut By Matthew HenryBBC Sport comments Pucovski averages 54.50 from 23 first-class matches Not often is the debut of a 22-year-old cricketer described as "a long time in the making". But Will Pucovski's journey, culminating in 62 against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Thursday, has been anything but straightforward. There have been whispers from down under about a long-haired right-hander with a classical style ever since his record-breaking performance at the Under-19 National Championships in 2016. He scored 650 runs at 162....

More you risk alienating the local population and creating a troubled relationship with your host, or do we scale it down to a thinner number and assume the risk but also hopefully interact in a more positive way with our coalition partners on the ground? so incidents like this are somewhere in the middle of that risk equation. obviously, i think senior leadership will sit back and reevoliate the presence on the ground, how they're posturing their forces, but to predict something like this and escalate the force before this sort of situation arises could also have second order effects that are...