the streets. one american trying to leave afghanistan describes a chaotic scene in and around the airport. showing their ids and their paperwork. it s really hard to go through with kids. stephen critic slamming president biden for avoiding the subject for most of the day but he s vowing that no american will be left behind. if there are american citizens left, we are going to stay until we get them out. shannon: what about military translators, helpers and locals trying to flee the country. we have the latest reports on the ground. an analysis from our very own tucker carlson about the biden ministrations handling of this crisis. fox news @ night starts right now. the situation on the ground in afghanistan still volatile, changing hour by hour. correspondent ryan chilcote is up early with the news. good morning, ryan. come warning her less than four days after taking power, te telegram is facing some of the first challenges to its authority. chaotic demonstrations
with the uk promising to take 20,000 afghan refugees over time, we ll be hearing from the local councils getting ready to welcome them. also tonight. who will help us? the people of haiti hit by an earthquake five days ago say there is still no assistance. have festivals and staycations contributed to covid hotspots? we ll look at the latest evidence. # bad cinderella # cinderella is the catty. a new take on an old and much loved tale. three years in the making now cinderella is ready to open. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: harry kane not in tottenham s squad for the europa conference league play off in portugal but could feature at wolves on sunday. good evening. there ve been further chaotic scenes outside the international airport in kabul as thousands of afghans try to flee the country, following its fall to the taliban. in response to the developing humanitarian crisis, the uk has said it will take 20,000 afghan refugees over a number of years. but
years peace agreement, and whether a leopard really can change its spots. hello, afghanistan s ousted president ashraf ghani has issued a video message from the united arab emirate, where he is in exile. he is promising to return to his homeland to fight for sovereignty. in a nine minute broadcast mr ghani said he had been forced to leave afghanistan at the weekend to avoid bloodshed and that claims he made off with $169 million were baseless. (biv inside afghanistan the work continues to evacuate afghan allies most at risk, though it proving increasingly difficult to get people who are eligibile to leave to the airport. the german foreign ministry confirmed today that their first evacuation flight left with just seven people on board it. the taliban have surrounded the airport, and although they are promising safe passage few are prepared to take the risk. as our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. come and help, help, help. a girl at the gate screaming
other news for you now. the u.n. security council begins voting any moment on a resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire in gaza. the u.s. ambassador already warning the u.s. plans to block that proposal it would jeopardize a hostage deal. this is news. the u.s. plans to the offer a rival resolution calling for a temporary cease-fire when the time is right. all of those words very closely watched. we re watching this vote and bring you any news as it happens. a long line of illegal immigrants from around the globe climbing over a steep desert mountain to enter california from mexico and the remarkable scene. we have a lot right here. another hour of america s newsroom. the hour was fast. another one. great. bill: i m bill hemmer. good morning. illegal migrant crossings down sharply along the border with texas because they have initiated new standards for getting across the border in texas which has taken the cartels and shift the human smuggling efforts to the west an
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