so quickly. sandra: the desperation of the afghan people to flee can be seen in this photo appeared more than 600 people squeezing into that u.s. air force cargo plane that left the country late sunday. trace: 6,000 u.s. troops are being deployed to secure kabul s airport. the only way out of the country. runways were cleared of thousands of afghan civilians trying to escape. the story continues to develop, and we have at all. mike pompeo is here and moments along with former u.n. ambassador, nikki haley, and her first interview since the fall of kabul. plus, senator joni ernst, bret baier, charlie hurt, and juan williams will all join us. sandra: that is a packed up show. heinrich is with us. and rich edson. flights have resumed, although they are are major challenges even getting to the airport. afghans there say there are checkpoints throughout the city. one contact centers videos from outside the airport, showing taliban fighters are resting and kicking a man in t
dr. fauci. there s a tenant that everybody knows in virology. there s a likelihood you will get another variant that could, i m not saying it will, that could be more problematic than the delta. now, dr. fauci strongly supports vaccine mandates once the vaccines earns full approval from the fda which is something that could happen this month. this morning cases are rising sharply in the united states driven by the delta variant. the average daily number of cases is now at more than 100,000 for the first time since february. hospitalizations continue to rise as well to more than 66,000. one out of every five people hospitalized in the u.s. is in florida right now. cases and hospitalizations there are setting new records daily. even more troubling the state is seeing an alarming number of sick children. one florida doctor says that children s hospitals are overwhelmed while republican governor ron desantis resists calls to allow schools that want to to require masks in th
many secretaries, and the government has never really explains the logic of its 16th of august date on isolating. lewis hughes, the man who accosted england s chief medical officer chris whitty in a london park, pleads guilty to assault. meanwhile another man, jonathan chew, pleaded not guilty to the same charge. and drug deaths in scotland reach a new record level for the seventh year in a row more than 1300 people died last year. campaign is when a court battle to prevent the construction of a road tunnel near stonehenge. at 5:45pm marker mode will take a look at the best and rest releases in the film reveal, including disney sjungle reveal, including disney s jungle cruise. good afternoon. there s been a sizeable medal haulfor team gb at the tokyo olympics. tremendous bmx racing by 22 year old beth shreever has won her gold. and kye white took silver in the men s event. for a full round up of today s action at the olympics let s cross to hugh ferris at the bbc sports c
him help pass voting rights legislation by removing the phil buster. the capitol hill team calls this the apex of texas democrats visit to dc. also the u.s. surgeon general just posted a new warning about an urgent threat about the delta variant. and it is misinformation. we start with the payments going out to 39 million american families today. mem mike memoli with us from the white house. stephanie ruhle also joining us. walk us through who gets the payments and how much they can expect to see. for those filed their taxed already from last year they will be seeing that money very quickly. any family with a combined income of $150,000 or less above that it fazes out. if you have children between ages 0 to 6, that is $300 a child per month and six to 18 it is $250. it is important to remember this is. many say this is looking like the seeds of universal base income. you should get this yet if you. if you haven t done your taxes, you didn t get the money and that s who need
come to light, so what is the president going to do about them. we re also following the decision to leave u.s. track sensation, sha carrie richardson completely off the roster for the upcoming tokyo olympics. going to fire. be careful. richard engel s exclusive report from inside a fire fight between afghan forces and the taliban. we ll have the latest on that. incredible reporting. we have sam stein, former aide for the george w. bush white house and state department, elise jordan, and host of politics nation and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton is with us this morning. we re going to begin with former police captain, eric adams, poised to become new york city s next mayor after being declared the winner in a hotly contested democratic primary. the ap called the race for the brooklyn borough president last night after thousands of absentee ballots were counted. the numbers saw former city sanitation commissioner kathryn garcia cut the lea