not soon enough at least to make any kind of difference to this. so testing would be vital. what s standing in the way? well, i think there s a lot of different barriers here. as i experienced a number of testing centers really cut back on their hours. the testing center we went to by the way, i ll say the city of boston where we live has wonderful testing. we have some of the best healthcare in the world. and we were able to get good testing, but the hours that we could go were really quite limited. only three-hour windows you could go to our particular testing center. you know, they don t have testing hours everyday. sometime it s only every other day, often not on weekends and almost certainly not in the evenings or during times when parents can take their kids in. so i think just access is one huge issue. there s been a lot of developments, too, in home rapid ant general testing which is a fantastic option for many families, but unfortunately many aren t yet recommended for you
revenge attacks, extrajudicial killings. that contributing to a sense of deep unease and indeed some panic here in the capital as taliban fighters continue this offensive. brianna? reportedly the taliban is rolling into these provincial capitals with american-made weapons and vehicles. they have a lot of material that they re coming in with. but can you speak a little more about kabul because it has long been believed that kabul, you know, could stand. but that was also based on the idea that some of these other places wouldn t fall. reporter: everything is being reassessed. all the estimates that were made are being thrown out the window. and you mention ed is that military hardware left and donated by the u.s. we were just in ghazni saw them driving around in ford pickup
reward the behavior we hope no person ever has to find themselves in. one of the things that you see and one of the reasons i love these bus tours, you meet folks like this all across the country every single day they re doing incredible stuff. usually it s not as spectacular and the stakes aren t as high as this one, but everywhere you go, you see people who are working hard, doing their jobs, looking after their families but also giving back to the community and sometimes i think in washington you lose sight of what exactly makes this country so great. it s not all the stuff that gets a lot of attention. it s that day to day courage, kindness, empathy that really makes a difference. on new day we call it the good stuff, and do a story about it every day to reinforce the idea that people are out there going above and beyond. i appreciate it. it s my favorite part of the show. what is more daunting to you, the prospects of protecting the free world or dealing with a
she could convince somebody that was troubled she really cared about. i told her that not only did she make michelle and me proud, but she probably saved a lot of lives, including the life of the potential perpetrator. oh, absolutely. she was calm in the face of the gunman. did she keep her calm when she got a call from the president of the united states? she was pretty cool, too. she was happy about it. thank you, i really appreciate it. hope i get a chance to meet you, also. we might need to make a visit for her to the white house. that would be a great way to reward the behavior sdwr one of the things i see and one reason why i love these bus tours, you meet folks like this all across the country. every single day they re doing incredible stuff. usually not as spectacular and the stakes aren t as high as this one, but everywhere you go, you see people who are working hard, doing their jobs, looking
one of the things that you see and one of the reasons i love these bus tours, you meet folks like this all across the country every single day they re doing incredible stuff. usually it s not as spectacular and the stakes aren t as high as this one, but everywhere you go, you see people who are working hard, doing their jobs, looking after their families but also giving back to the community and sometimes i think in washington you lose sight of what exactly makes this country so great. it s not all the stuff that gets a lot of attention. it s that day to day courage, kindness, empathy that really makes a difference. on new day we call it the good stuff, and do a story about it every day to reinforce the idea that people are out there going above and beyond. i appreciate it. it s my favorite part of the show. what is more daunting to you, the prospects of protecting the free world or dealing with a teenager, what gives you pause for concern? i got to tell you, and michelle g