we won t be quiet. we shout out his grace. there s joy in the house of the lord. our god is surely in this place. we won t be quiet. oh, we shout out his grace. we shout out your grace. there is joy in this house today. we shout out his grace. oh, we shout out your grace. [ applause ] that was phil wickh am performing the house of the lord. i would submit, can we not stop at six weeks? i took a picture texted is to my wife, said we get a worship service at our work site every sunday through easter. it s amazing. so thank you. rachel: thank you so much. it s a countdown to easter. you know, easter in the catholic calendar keeps going. the easter season. every season keeps going for sure. we ll hear more from phil later in the show. we re glad you re here for the fourth and final hour of fox & friends on this sunday. we begin with a fox weather alert and tough one. prayers needed, tornadoes he devastating the south, leaving at least 26 people d
The gloucestershire old spots, one of britains most famous pig breeds, from extinction. And coming up in the sport on bbc news chris latham wins a bronze for britain in the mens scratch race at the world track cycling championships, bringing gbs medal tally to two in two days. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The syrian president , bashar al assad, says claims that his armed forces were behind a chemical weapons attack on a rebel town last week are a 100 fabrication. Instead, he claimed america had worked Hand In Glove with Terrorist Groups to stage the attack as a pretext for american air strikes. And he questioned whether tv images of dead children were real. A warning that our report from James Robbins contains distressing images. Nine days ago, these pictures shocked the world. Children and babies struggling for breath after a suspected chemical weapons attack on the rebel held town of khan sheikhoun. Other pictures, to horror flick to broadcast, Should Fire Crews H
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of president biden s military advisers was to keep a small footprint there. why that wasn t done, i ve got to scratch my head on that one. but the lessons learned of a collapse, one could only believe that the afghan security forces, without having the enablers, american air strikes, logistics, the contractors, everything else, would do the same thing that the iraqi military had done seven years beforehand. so it wasn t a great leap to think that the afghan security forces would, in fact, collapse without our support. clarissa, you re back in kabul, of course. the taliban has been in control for a month. i m curious, tell me what you were seeing what has changed? what s your sense? reporter: it definitely feels a lot less fraught, a lot less intense and kai otic than it did when i was here in late august. there is a sense of almost a lull. there s traffic on the streets.
we have seen lots of fighting in and around lashkar gah city, displacing people around the centre of the city. now those people will be cut up city. now those people will be cut up again and this latest push by the afghanistan. of course, that is fighting going on elsewhere in the country. a third day of fighting taking place in the herat between the taliban and government forces backed up by a pro government militia. last night, american air strikes. that has also been fighting in kandahar, so a really critical time for the country and its many ordinary people caught up in the middle of this awful violence. kemal kirisci is a senior fellow at the brookings institution think tank and has written about the mass exodus that s happening as the taliban s control expands. he told me more about the displacement of people there. we must not forget that afghans, after syrians and venezuelans, constitute the largest group of refugees in the world, not to mention internal