the clock to try to help facilitate these extractions. i spoke to one u.s. soldier earlier today who said that he had desperately trying to get 30 people in. but you just can t get them through these gates. because the situation is so kinetic, as you just heard sam say there, and because there are non-state actors who are now involved in further complicating an already very complex, dangerous situation, it becomes next to impossible to try to find people in the crowd, find an entrance for them to come to where there isn t a sort of crush already of other people waiting, and bring them in and then safely evacuate them. so i think we have to be realistic at what we re looking at now, which is a best case scenario, the u.s. succeeds in evacuating all the americans who want to be evacuated, but at the same time you re looking at tens of thousands of people who have fought with americans, who have died with americans or had
crowd was breaking through a barricaded doorway, the entrance to the speaker s lobby that day. the office of professional responsibility has determined the officer s conduct was lawful and within department policy regarding use of force. he has not and will not be publicly identified because he and his family have received credible threats, according to the department. thanks for joining us this morning. ac 360 starts now. good evening. today has been a day of truly good news in the fight against covid but it is tempered by what one of the leading figures in it just said about the timeline. today dr. anthony fauci told national public radio we could start to really get some good control of this as we get back into the fall of 2022. not this fall, next fall. it all depends, he said, on how successful the vaccination effort is. he joins us in a few moments. we begin with a milestone in that vital effort. the fda granting full approval to pfizer s covid vaccine for