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hands. what happens now? welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto and this is your world. and what in the world has descended in the middle east? particularly in afghanistan, which has gone from what this country hoped would be a peaceful pullout too and that is looking like a frantic almost to vietnam-era rush out the door. let s go to lucas tomlinson s been following all of this from the pentagon. lucas? neil, officials say kabul is now surrounded, fighting taking place 30 miles outside of town. here is the press secretary john kerry moments ago throughout this last few weeks, you ve seen it for yourselves, taken over border crossings, they ve taken over highways and major intersections. kirby says the first u.s. marines have landed in kabul to secure the airport and have began evaluating americans. troops will arrive this weekend. a total of 8,000 u.s. troops are deploying out only to afghanistan but the middle east. a brigade from the 18th airborne, some 4,000 p ....
alone can fix it. the authors detail the concerns ofhe army general mark milley about an attempted coup in our country. saying he told his closest deputies, they may try, but they re not going to, expletive, succeed. you can t do it without the military and the fbi and cia. we re the guys with the guns. and the exchange between nancy pelosi and mark milley. pelosi reminded milley of the oath he swore to the constitution, and asked for him to review precautions for preventing an unstable presideni from initiating a nuclear strike. he said, i guarantee you have we checks and balances, and i guarantee you these processes are very good.ar there s not going to be an accidental firing of nuclear weapons. there s also important news tonight about the ongoing story of our time, the pandemic. what was supposed to be our summer of recovery now appears in someow places to be turning intoes a race to get ahead of t surge in new cases.ur this is being fueled by the rapidly spreadin ....
the judge handing the pop star a victory in her conservatorship battle announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening. we thought by now the worst was firmly behind us, but america s summer of recovery from covid is rapidly becoming a season of dread and frustration over americans who remain unvaccinated and highly vulnerable to the delta variant, which now more than half of new covid cases in this country. after weeks of growing confidence amid falling infection rates, a dramatic turn about under way tonight. infections, hospitalizations and deaths climbing again. crowded emergency rooms in some parts of the country fueling a sense of deja vu the number of americans 12 and older at least partially vaccinated now over 184 million. but the daily number of vaccinations has plummeted. miguel almaguer has details. reporter: the summer spike is catching experts by surprise who never expected numbers like these. tonight new infections, hospitalizati ....
election. and we quote, pelosi reminded milley of the oath he swear to the constitution and asked him to review precautions for preventing an unstable president from initiating war by ordering and nuclear strike. ma am, i guarantee you that we have checks and balances in the system, merely told her. he walked her through the process of nuclear release authorities. ma am i guarantee you these processes are very good, he said. there is not going to be an accidental firing of nuclear weapons. there is also important news tonight about the ongoing story of our time, the pandemic. but was supposed to be our summer of recovery from the pandemic now appears to be in some places at least to be turning into a race to get ahead of the surge of new cases. this is being fueled by the rapidly spreading delta variant, which the cdc says is now 58% of all new infections. nearly every state is affected now and hospitalizations and deaths are rising across the country. scientists say th ....
[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] brian: jenny buffett has died. rachel: we are remembering the sender behind margaritaville who turned his love for sailing, surfing and beach life into a billion-dollar business empire. will: marianne rafferty joins us with more. reporter: a message was posted on jimmy buffett s social media page saying he passed away peacefully on september 1st surrounded by family, friends, music, and the dog. he lived his life like a song to his last breath and will be missed beyond measure by so many. buffett was a two time grammy nominee recording 50 albums, most of them going gold, platinum or multiplatinum and is best known for his songs like it is 5:00 summer, come monday, cheeseburger in paradise, margaritabill, just to name a few. wasted away again margaritaville reporter: he turned the beach lifestyle into a billion-dollar business empire known for his chain of margaritaville restaurants, land shark bee ....