here, john, and this is a neighborhood, about 20 homes incinerated by another fire that happened last week. this fire only about 65% contained, unfortunately, right now as hot spots continue to pop up all around this neighborhood. this is the home of a woman that narrowly escaped last week and we spoke to her. let s listen. we had a police officer come down through the neighborhood and tell us they were evacuating. we could not leave off the top here so went kind of down the loop and got everybody out. happy to have what i do have and life is the most important thing. john, i have to show you something here, this is fascinating. lloyd, my photographer is going to zoom in on those trees across this gully here at 3,000 feet elevation, center of the island. look at those trees. they are bent to the side as if they were hit by hurricane-force
a massive crackdown on local press, the taliban has banned some foreign journalists from entering the country, including our team due to our critical reporting. gillian. gillian: trey yingst, thank you. john: robert o brien, former national security adviser to president trump, and good to have you here. taliban taking over afghanistan is one thing in terms of the problems that it presents. isis k is in afghanistan, bigger threat, it s said that isis k is growing strong enough to the point where it could soon start to break out of afghanistan s borders and at least threaten afghanistan s neighbors. how big of a problem is this going to be? well, it s a very big problem, john. good to be with you, and sorry we have to talk about this two years later. one of the whole points of our
parents could put their safety at risk. but parents cannot help their children if they don t know what s going on. i truly believe the policy now in place with this state, if lifted, will help the children, not only throughout the state and middletown, but the whole country, and that s what we need. we need to help our children. john, people protested on both sides of this issue. about 100 parents and kids supporting the local school boards and roughly ten transgender activists here outside the court. governor murphy says the school board policies violate the anti-discrimination law, that they will not go for efforts that undermine public education and marginalize the students. but they say it s meant to help transgender students by alerting
prevents him from being hunter s attorney if he would be a witness in a future case. this filing suggests that hunter s team may have a problem with how this plea deal fell apart and chris clark would be a witness. that s how they are spinning it. john: david spunt, thank you. gillian: former president trump and 18 others are named in the georgia grand jury indictment. they have to august 25th to surrender to authorities in the state. fourth indictment against trump, alleged attempts to overturn his election loss in the state. jonathan, the sheriff says the former president is going to be booked just like any other defendant. what do you make of that? well, in theory that would mean he would have his mug shot taken at the fulton county jail. the problem is, he s a former president of the united states. there are security concerns to begin with, and then the department of justice is
world. embassies, and businesses, and tourists all over the world. they can attack american aircraft or embassy or american facility or american tourists on a tour in egypt, for example. and over the horizon capability is exquisite, we have to do the best we can. it s obviously another unfortunate consequence of the hasty withdrawal and catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan. john: i want to ask you about the deal struck last week to have some americans held in iran released in exchange for some iranian prisoners, as well as freeing up $6 billion in iranian assets that will be managed by qatar for humanitarian purposes. you, before you were the national security adviser, were