to where we want to be, in terms of getting the numbers through. reporter: the pentagon says it can fly out up to 9,000 people a day, but they first have to get past taliban checkpoints to reach the at ts he nded to defend the airport and keep it operating. they re not enough to send into the city to pick up stranded americans. we don t have the capability to go out and collect large numbers of of people. reporter: president biden insists all this chaos was inevitable, not the result of bad planning. the idea that somehow there s a way to have gotten out without chaos ensuing, i don t know how that happens. reporter: so for you that was always priced into the decision? yes. reporter: the way austin describes the mission, it may not be possible to get everybody out. get as many people out, as fast as we can, you know, with the time that we have available. reporter: president biden had originally ordered all u.s. troops out of afghanistan by the
kira todd who worked with the obama administration on cybersecurity. thank you for being with us. give us an idea of how threatening these cyberattacks now, and should we expect these to become the new normal? reporter: geoff, standing where i am in san francisco, i could be standing in any city in america and i m going to show you the exact thing i m showing you now. you can see over my shoulder we need buses. this is the transit system of san francisco. in 2016, muni was hacked by ransomware operators who got $73,000 in bitcoin. it s a small amount of money by today s standards, and back then it was a big deal. they had to shut down the entire system for the whole day, make it free for people to keep it operating. today if i got on one of those buses and rode it almost anywhere in the city, i would be standing in front of a place that would also be hit. the public broadcaster that was hit in 2018, you talk about ucsf
which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. .well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. neil: in a frigid washington, still shut down u.s. government, about a quarter of it. you would think that that would be weighing on investors. look to the right of the screen. for those on radio, the dow is up 10%, the nasdaq up 13%. the s&p 500 more than 10%. that s since the shut down. what to make of that with susan li and gary b. smith. susan, that would seem to defy a few that the government is crucial. we need it operating.
that would be great. this has to be priority. the committee has canceled meetings two weeks in a row. the chief financial who wof of huawei has been arrested in canada. she was arrested in vancouver on saturday, december 1st. a judge agreed to bar police and prosecutors from releasing information about the case. the ban prevents media reporting on evidence from the u.s. as charges are expected to be filed. in april, the u.s. justice department was investigating if huawei was investigating sanctions on iran. it complies with all applicable laws and regulations where it operating, including applicable export control and regulations of the u.n., u.s. and eu.
dave. on the spot here. who wins? reporter: if you pick someone, argentina and messi. okay. i ll go with spain. alex, thank you. a giant martian dust storm threatening rover on mars. over the last few days it is considerably darker. that is june 7th on the left and june 10th on the right. it operating on solar energy. now the robot has put itself to sleep. opportunities design it for a 90-day mission, but it lasted 15 years. okay. update on the raccoon that climbed the 25-story minnesota