donahue. he is pictured here boarding an american jet. when all was said and done, 122,000 people were evacuated in just the last few weeks. really an incredible number. the state department has suspended diplomatic operations in kabul and will now operate out of qatar. and that is where we find nick paton walsh at an air base used in evacuations. nick, good morning. overnight the taliban celebrating the u.s. withdrawal. tell us what is actually happening in afghanistan now and can the taliban hold this control? reporter: yeah, that will be the ultimate question for them in the weeks ahead frankly. they are already seeing a security threat from isis-k. the question is how that sustains once the american presence has gone, which it now has finished. and it is extraordinary after 20 years to think of the american presence in afghanistan in the past tense. so many of the final aircraft which were involved in yesterday s departure landed in the distance behind me over there a
this is a small town whodunit. oh, yeah we were afraid. what had happened that night? was the answer somewhere in her circle of friends? we re trying to find out why! i would never hurt halee. they came and talked to me. it was four fbi agents. he s there. he s got a gun. how could it not have been him? then a secret spills out in court! that s a bombshell. that definitely was. i felt like i had gotten my heart ripped out. for that mother to get on that stand. it was absolute silence. hello and welcome to dateline. halee rathgeber was barely out of her teens. halee enjoyed taking care of others. it made sense to them she was studying to become a nurse. what made no sense was that anyone could want her dead. the crime scene told investigators little, but a jaw dropping moment in the courtroom spoke volumes. here s andrea canning with on the outskirts of town. i m miles from my family in new york. but i m driving, oddly enough, through a place t
we will not be wearing masks.el orlando, in one ear and out the other. todd: what did we have to do? jillian: these cufflinks that are difficult to get on by your self but can you please help me? begrudgingly. todd: if anybody needs that i will do it for you. jillian: you are watching fox and friends first . todd: a lot of news to get to. we begin with the military mandate. if you want to fight for our country will soon be vaccinated. the congressional policy will be rolled out tomorrow. jillian: vaccine mandates popping up around the country. reporter: that announcement from the secretary of defense for boston friday, the directive comes a day after president biden, all federal employees to get the covid vaccine. this week president biden told the defense department to look at making the shot mandatory, he also asked the justice department to check the legality of making it mandatory even though the fda has yet to approve it, the doj saying a vaccine mandate would require
were silent. no voice, no struggles could be heard. this could be kind of eerie. yes, it is. in my heart, i knew she s not coming back. one of the suspects had an alibi, until a camera caught him in a lie. he lived a life of a lot of smoke and mirrors. and the strangest clue of all. there in an empty parking lot. six perfectly stacked cardboard boxes. why were they there? what was in them? it was right adjacent to a lagoon. i watch enough dateline to know that s probably not a good sign. welcome to dateline. when nailah franklin vanished, her close-knit family was frantic to find her. a woman with a thriving career and a handsome new boyfriend. she was building the life she d always dreamed of. then suddenly there was silence. which was quite unlike her. a trail of clues led detectives to one of chicago s most exclusive neighborhoods. but would those clues lead them to nailah? here is keith morrison with smoke and mirrors. it was hot and la
eighties. do you remember the movie the princess bride? and billy crystal s character, miracle max? he came to mind for some of us when we were thinking about the few days in congress. especially with infrastructure. we could soon know if the bipartisan deal is alive or dead or maybe, as lyrical max would say, it s only mostly dead. mostly dead is slightly alive. senators from both parties say that they re close to finalizing a deal, maybe as soon as tomorrow. we are down to the last couple of items and i think you re gonna see a bill monday afternoon. we re about 90% of the way there were kind of legislative language with colleagues and with staff and i feel good about getting it done this week. we have one issue outstanding. but that outstanding issue is big. how much to spend on transportation projects. democrats want to follow what s known as the 80 20 rule. 20% will go to public transit and 80% would go to highways but many republican senators are advocating for a