not happen. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight life on the north lawn. good evening, jackie. good evening, bret. on the third day since the troop withdrawal no answer on whether any more americans have made it out of afghanistan or how many green card holders or siv applicants remain. the white house is directing those questions to other departments and there a distinct feeling president biden is trying to move on from afghanistan to his domestic agenda. there is a lot of damage. president biden addressed the nation about storm recovery but gave no update on afghanistan and took no questions from reporters as more than 100 americans and countless at risk afghans who helped the u.s. in the 20-year war remain behind enemy lines. there are people who are eligible, we may not each know they re eligible yet, right? it is hard to define those numbers. meanwhile, accounts of reprisals, those afghans face, are getting more dire. this person sa
leader to say the taliban wasn t winning. ghani reportedly telling biden, mr. president, we re facing a full scale invasion. republicans now want the full transcript released and slamming president biden over the phone call. it s one example of the disastrous miscalculations that brought us to where we are now with hundreds of americans left behind in afghanistan because of joe biden s execution of his decision to recall. they don t call him quit pro joe about nothing. the most important thing about this is the fact that he had to lie means he knew six weeks ago that things were going to go bad. that s correct. he didn t address this strategy. he didn t warn americans in that country to leave. meantime white house press secretary jen psaki is being called a hypocrite for refusing to give details about the call. was the president pushing a false narrative in that call with the afghan president? i think it s clear. i m not going to go into details of a private con
which has no detail yet, on the timing of a second jab. also today, a record breaking performance by team gb in tokyo. hannah mills and eilidh mcintyre win gold in the sailing. hannah is now the most successful female olympic sailor of all time. it s been one of the hardest weeks of my life, i m sure for eilidh as well, just every day, feeling sick, not being able to eat, just nerves building up, and yeah, the emotion ofjust, we ve done it. it s over, we ve done what we came here to do. and 13 year old sky brown took bronze in the skateboarding, to become britain s youngest olympic medallist. being in tokyo and eating my favourite food, spending time in the village, just is honestly one of my best memories. and at trent bridge test cricket is back, as england struggle against india. and coming up on the bbc news channel: the olympic dream is over for katarina johnson thompson in tokyo she pulls out of the women s heptathlon with a calf injury, ending her games. ka rsten kar
a major destination for british tourists which now comes into line with other amber list countries. what we want to do is provide a sense of certainty for people for the next period over august so that people can enjoy their breaks. fully vaccinated travellers from france will no longer have to quarantine on arrival in england and the changes come into force early on sunday morning. all 16 and 17 year olds in the uk are to be offered a covid scene in the coming weeks. the sprinterfrom the sprinter from belarus who refused to return home for her own safety has landed tonight in poland. hannah mills and ada mcintyre, it is gold for great britain. and the games, hannah mills is now the most successful female sailor of all time. it s been one of the hardest weeks of my life, everyday feeling sick, not being able to eat, just nerves up not being able to eat, just nerves up and, yeah, the emotion ofjust. we ve done it, it s over, we ve done what we came here to do. and 13 year ol
whom were young women, by engaging in unwanted groping, kisses, hugging, and by making inappropriate comments. this investigation has revealed conduct that corrodes the fabric and character of state government and shines light on injustice that can be present at the highest levels of government. governor cuomo is speaking now, we want to layout everything the attorney general said and bring you the remarks from the start. the attorney general detailed the 165 page report late this morning, it concludes a five month investigation overseen by her office that was requested by the governor himself. what s more, investigators say allegations against the governor were not isolated incidents. they were part of a pattern. the governor s pattern of sexually harassing behavior was not limited to members of his own staff but extended to other state employees including a state trooper who served on his protective detail. we ve already seen a number of new york democrats renew calls