was on assignment in afghanistan covering human rights advances for women after the fall of the taliban. here s some of my reporting from december of that year. reporter: among the triumphs appreciated from kabul to kandahar. women, girls, you see women on the streets. i mean, i came here last december, you could hardly see any woman that was unveiled. now it is just unbelievable how many there are, women in offices working, teachers, university professors, lawyers, even women in the army. reporter: now signs of rebuilding from the ground up. one brick, one person, one step at a time. there was a lot of hope expressed then, and now those gains are in real jeopardy as the taliban quickly recaptures
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obviously, focusing on a blitz on states like texas. do you get the sense that democrats at the state level are messaging on that specific issue, governor rick pair write and the republicans that run that state refusing to expand medicaid? yeah. one thing that i learned here, i didn t know before i came, the enroll america people actually are literally in the city of houston s offices working. they have given the space. big story here i don t think i knew was like the governor may be opposed to this but the mayor of houston and mayor of san antonio, the mayor of dallas, very involved and very pro-aca. they are writing op-ed and designating people in their offices to go out. what rick perry has done here has not had a big impact because the mayor of houston is pro-aca. you talk about this sort of real push within the black and latino community. what about in general? i mean are we see thing laser