Announcer live from cnn center, this is Cnn Newsroom with Robyn Curnow. The taliban are pushing ahead with their offensive in northern afghanistan in their quest to take control of the last holdout for resistance fighters. On sunday, fierce fighting was reported in the Panjshir Valley with both sides claiming to have made gains. Now, the leader of the national Resistance Front says he supports calls for an end to the fighting and is ready to talk once the taliban withdraw their fighters. Meanwhile, a vital lifeline for afghanistan has reopened. The Kabul Airport is now seeing more domestic flights resume, and on Sunday Aid planes brought in more than 50 tons of medical supplies and food. And while the taliban have taken a key step in reopening the airport, they still havent announced what their new government will look like. Nic robertson has the details on that. Nic. Reporter the taliban are still yet to announce whos going to be in their government. They said it would be inclusive, i
Booster shots for adults. We were hoping that we would get both the candidates, both products, moderna and pfizer, rolled out by the week of the 20th. It is could nnceivable that we only have one of them out but the other will soon follow there after. Im ammara walker. Youre in the cnn newsroom. It has been a week since Hurricane Ida charged ashore in louisiana and it is still claiming victims. More than 600,000 homes and businesses are still without power. And the merciless heat proved fatal for an elderly man in new orleans. It could take several more weeks to restore power to everyone in the state. In New York, Heroism And Heart break from idas deadly visit there. This is a new York Police officer wading into Chest Deep Waters wednesday to investigate reports of people in a flooded basement. With stuffed animals and toys bobbing in the filthy, murky water, the officers were blockade by locked doors and live electricity. Firefighters brought in specialized equipment and discovered th
To resolve them. That is getting power back on in homes. Thats getting gas to fuel stations. Thats getting catarps out ther so people can mitigate their damage and to create and provide the assistance. So people who come home after not having electricity have to replenish the fridge. Part of why were here is we want to know what real people deal with. Cnn is just outside of new orleans. Nadia, youre on the ground with people who are dealing with these conditions right now. And what are they telling you . Well, a lot of people are frustrated, and they are at the point where theyve reached their final straw, and theyre trying figure out what happens next. Theyre seeing the lights come on in some neighborhoods. Where im at in kenner, the lights are still off. And theyre not optimistic theyll turn off by wednesday when the Power Company says theyll be on. And they still have to clean up. Look at this Power Line that came crashing down during the storm. Its still right here in the middle of
The other would likely follow soon thereafter. Im Amara Walker in atlanta in for pamela brown. You are in the cnn newsroom. One full week after Hurricane Ida slammed louisiana and the Death Toll is still climbing. The details are horrifying. In louisiana, more than 600,000 homes and businesses are still without power. And the merciless heat proved fatal for an elderly man in new orleans. It could take several more weeks to restore power to everyone in the state. In New York, Heroism And Heartbreak from idas deadly visit there. This is a new York Police officer wading into Chest Deep Waters wednesday to investigate reports of people inside the flooded basement of a home with stuffed animals and toys bobbing in the filthy, murky water. The officers were blocked by locked doors and live electricity. Firefighters brought in specialized equipment and discovered the bodies of three people, all of whom had drowned. Lets begin with Polo Sandoval in New York. Video released toDay By the nypd of
no. there was just one problem, and it was a big one. no one could figure out how he would ve done it. he was announced nearly all adjust. murder. did you kill your wife? hello and welcome to dateline. thousands of americans die from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. but they say one of those deaths wasn t an accident in ohio, it was a murder. and if anyone knew how to use a deadly gas to murder someone, it was their prime suspect. here s someone with deadly exposure. he s come back to where it all began. to the town, and the streets, he knew so well. remembering the old times when life was simple. and the future held so much promise. taking time to reflect on how it happened. a few days from now, it will all be over. one way or another. my carbon monoxide detector going off, and my wife is having a seizure. our story begins in ohio, on a frantic predawn morning september 4th, 2006. doctor mark wrangler says he woke to the sound of an alarm. what kind