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Reflect and rejoice and, of course, people talk about eating loads of food and stuff like that. nothing more for me it is about the quality time you can spend with your significant others. it time you can spend with your significant others.— time you can spend with your significant others. it will be nice to kind of switch _ significant others. it will be nice to kind of switch from _ significant others. it will be nice to kind of switch from the - significant others. it will be nice i to kind of switch from the outside world, _ to kind of switch from the outside world, lock — to kind of s...
Afghanistan to the group you overthrew 20 years ago, the taliban? >> as i said in my remarks, i've been there a couple times, my son has been there a couple times. and it was very conflicted actually. i will tell you i was focused on the task at hand. days to think about that. we were so completely focused on getting our troops out in the days before getting our citizens out and vulnerable afghans to the best of our ability i didn't have time for reflection. i'm sure i'll do that in the future. right now i'm consumed with the operational task at hand. i will be thinking about that in the days ...
0 tonight before dumping rain in tennessee and ohio river valleys tomorrow. there's flash flooding and mudslides along the way. we wish those people well and a quick recovery in a very difficult situation. thanks nor being with us today for "the story," august 30, 2021. the "the story" continues tomorrow. see you back here. >> neil: thank you, martha, very much. we're on top of two storms gripping the world right now. certainly our part with the flooding and damage and winds and still more flooding and damage and winds to come from hurricane ida, now tropical storm ida. also following what's g...
Coronavirus cases has gone up slightly again. there were nearly 32,000 new infections in the latest 24—hour period, but that makes an average of 26 and a half thousand new cases per day, over the last seven days, so the longer term trend is still down. 92 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours. chart) that's an average of 85 a day, in the past week.(oov5 — the longer term trend for coronavirus infection rates has been down across the uk, except in northern ireland where case numbers are rising, according to the office for national statistics. whilst england has launched a new campaign, ...