to retain the ball and i think that was a huge factor last night and under pressure in a huge final, there is a lot of scrutiny on these young guys and they were able to keep the ball and southgate made that time and time again, that point, it is hard when you don t hold onto the ball. they have really gone far in the last four tournaments but it was a problem backin tournaments but it was a problem back in the 90s and the 805, tournament back in the 905 and the 805, tournament football is very different, often played in very hot conditions in summer at the end of long 5ea5on5, they have to keep the ball because otherwise you are chasing it and spain were very good at that, they were better at that than england were last night. again, i will tell you than england were last night. again, i will tell you what than england were last night. again, i will tell you what we than england were last night. again, i will tell you what we are than england were last night. again,
without power. overseas secretary of state tony blinken saying that the united states has denied a hostage situation exists with americans stranded at an airport in northern afghanistan, but he acknowledges with no diplomats on the ground they have no way of verifying these reports and thousands of citizens don t know if they ll ever get out. raf sanchez in doha, qatar and admiral stavridis. i want to play what we heard from the secretary today and he was there with secretary of defense lloyd austin with the situation at mazar-e-sharif at the airport during a press conference in doha today. one of the challenges has been that, as we understand it, there are groups of people who are grouped together some of whom have the appropriate travel document, an american passport, a green card, a visa and others do not, and it s my understanding that the taliban has not denied exit to expect holding a valid document, but they have said that those without valid documents at this point
being caused by hurricane ida. millions of people remain without power. there is still heavy rain in mississippi which is causing a crevice to open up in one highway. two people died in that. america s longest war is over. and on tuesday, millions of afghans woke up to a new reality. the taliban is in charge and all foreign forces have left the country. the taliban said its victory belonged to all afghans. but there s widespread concern about how they intend to govern after their brutal rule 20 years ago. more on that later, but first, the withdrawal. late on monday night, minutes before the august 31st deadline, the last us military flight left kabul airport. the evacuation missions are 120,000 people airlifted out of afghanistan. it is america s top military commander in the region. the withdrawal signifies the end of the military component of the evacuation but also the end of the nearly 20 year mission that began in afghanistan shortly after september the 11th 2001. it s
surfside with the late arest on what s going on there latest on what s going on there. charles. reporter: good morning, neil. this is now the ninth day of search and rescue efforts. crews are working around the clock at that collapsed site as they desperately search for the 126 people who are still missing. and miami-dade officials say this rescue mission is really taking a toll on first responders as 22 people are now confirmed dead. that includes the 7-year-old daughter of a firefighter who has been at the collapse site helping in the search for victims. all of this happening as hurricane elsa barrels towards the florida coast with an expected landfall sometime early next week. urban search and rescue teams from indiana, pennsylvania, virginia, ohio and new jersey are on site to provide relief to local teams. elsa is already lashing the caribbean, and there is concern that heavy winds and rain from the category i hurricane could compromise what will remains of champlain
highly respected, distinguished, not a blemish anywhere on his record. at the beginning of february 2015, president obama nominated him to the federal court. his name is xavier junior niels. that was basically a gimme. distinguished record, not a word against him, sort of an ideal candidate for the job utterly and noncontroversial. they held his confirmation hearing in 2017 after president obama nominated him. the confirmation went great. no objections. the judiciary committee is where they held the confirmation. they decided by a voice vote. they didn t even bother taking a roll call vote. they just did all in favor, aye. no objections. passed him through for his floor vote in the senate and then he can become a federal judge. that was in november 2017. zero controversy about him. he passes a committee with zero objections. that is what is expected to be, what normal circumstances would be, a totally noncontroversial vote on him in the fall senate to confirm him to the court