tomorrow? [ inaudible ] he just lost that court case. he s got covid he s dealing with. he s got afghanistan. he s got voting rights and infrastructure. a lot on his plate. that s what it means to be the president of the united states. i ll take it a wa, continue with our breaking news and we ll see you back here at midnight. thank you, sir. i ll see you soon. this is don lemon tonight. this is our breaking news. the united states and the world grappling with the nightmare scenario of the deadly terror attack in afghanistan. twin suicide bomb blasts in kabul, taking the lives of 13 u.s. service members, including 10 marines, wounding 18. officials in kabul say more than 60 af aghan, men, women were killed. bluntly warning the terrorists who carried out the attack will pay. to those who carried out this attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm, know this. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. i will defend our interests an
our top story now, more than 40 million people across the northeastern united states are under hurricane or tropical storm warnings right now. hurricane henri has been building strength over the atlantic and landfall is expected in the coming hours on either long island or southern new england. we ve got live pictures to show you. this is from columbus circle near central park in new york. mayor bill de blasio declaring a state of emergency ahead of this storm saying in a news conference that heavy wind, rain, and storm surges are expected in the hours ahead. it certainly looks wet there in columbus circle. the mayor is urging everyone to stay indoors if they can. flash flood warnings are in effect for much of the new york city area, including newark and atlantic beach. have a look at what happened a few hours ago in central park. a massive crowd attending the we love new york city concert told to leave, go home. they d been enjoying the show until severe weather moved in,
three u.s. senators announced today that they have tested positive john hickenlooper of colorado, independent angus king of maine and roger wicker of mississippi all say they are fully vaccinated. that comes as parts of the country, particularly the south, are being pummelled by the delta variant. alabama has no, zero icu beds left. in fact, it s in negative territory. with some patients being treated on gurr. alabama s republican cover declared a state of emergency last week as her state s hospitals face this nightmare scenario, but still, she stood her ground on saying there will be no new statewide mandates. her fellow republicans have been actively declaring war. not on the virus, but on virus protections. like in neighboring georgia where hospitals are also running out of icu beds. governor brian kemp is banning local governments from requiring businesses to adopt mask mandates and in texas, where health officials warn the current surge could be worse than anything the s
of opposition led by beto o rourke. our representatives here need to meet this crisis with the urgency that it demands. do whatever it takes to save democracy. this is coming just days before president biden is set to give a national address on voting rights. it follows a white house meeting with a group of civil rights leaders. in a moment i will talk to the reverend al sharpton who was in the meeting about what he wants the president to do as well. meanwhile, the former president set to take the stage this weekend at cpac. the latest effort by donald trump to stay in the limelight, looking for any platform to spread lies about the election, and much, much more. we re going to look at the hold he continues to have on the gop ahead. plus, signs of a painful past finally on the move. a statue of robert e. lee removed in charlottesville four years after a deadly far-right extremist protest to keep it in place led to deadly violence. we are standing in a park where t
that s the right way to be. rules are rules. here s my push back. not all rules are the same. weed is not a performance enhancing drug. she did nothing to help herself gain advantage. it would be a disadvantage you could argue. she did a time during mental duress and serves no purpose as a policy to enforce this. the united states should be more to resist. not to enable. it s hard to be fully pro or con. although the rules are rules we have a patch work of rules when it comes o weed in the country. justice thomas spoke about this. having uniformity. i can see the argument in order to be an elite athlete and you have to have the discipline to abide by the rules. we want that to be the case. again, it s hard for people to understand that this is not somehow the united states selectively enforcing certain rules. when it s convenient to do so. especially when frankly the world stage does know the united states is not always consistent about the rule abiding. domonique dawes w