any and all aspects of security related to this event four, officers i can just reiterate what i said for in terms of what the city of milwaukee has done, our counsel in conjunction with me, ask to sign a local ordinance to make sure that there s more protection in the outer perimeter? as it relates to officers from across the state, wisconsin are elsewhere coming in to assist with public safety around the side, deferred to keep no chance make sure there s more protection in the outer perimeter i m. sorry what does that look like on the ground what so the ordinance said, i m referring to that. we had passed proactively at the local level, which is by the way the same ordinance, a saint partners to be passed in preparation for the democratic national convention when it was sick place in milwaukee in 2024, becoming mostly virtual events is order that does not allow individuals spring and into the outer perimeter hard items like cans, bottles that are filled other hard as they c
launched his brutal assault on the people of ukraine, betting, nato would break secretary general stoltenberg proved him wrong under the stewardship, nato has become stronger and more united than ever in americans for generations to come will benefit from this safer world. he helped create he demonstrates that the court s use of the alliance is as powerful. now as it was 75 years ago together, we are stronger i m wolf blitzer in the situation room. we ve been watching very dramatic moments right now hello, president biden s remarks to the nato allies who have gathered here in washington. they ve gathered for this pivotal summit the 75th anniversary of the nato alliance. the president s speaking amid urgent discussions at the same time, especially among his fellow democrats about the future of his reelection campaign. want to cover all of this, this hour. let s bring in our cnn senior white house correspondent, mj lee, mj, the president s every word is under heightened scrut
arising from yesterday s bombing outside the kabul airport. 13 u.s. troops and at least 170 afghans and civilians are dead, killed by an isis-k suicide attacker. the day after the carnage, airport crowds are smaller but desperate to get out of taliban control, afghanistan as the evacuations continue with time running out. we re covering it all with our correspondents, analysts and guests in the region here in the united states. first let s go to kaitlyn collins. the biden administration is making it abundantly clear that the terror threat is ongoing, very specific and credible. reporter: yeah, wolf. they re warning these last few days where these troops are in afghanistan could be the most dangerous of this mission. president biden was briefed on this this morning in the situation by his own aids. but despite those, they are continuing on with this mission to evacuate people from afghanistan. officials are warning we could see those numbers drastically reduced in the coming
last 24 hours. the operation is picking up pace with just six days to go until the u.s. withdrawal deadline. as the mission plays out, the white house says it s closely following threats from the terror group known as isis-k. cnn has learned of very specific threats against crowds outside the kabul airport. we re covering it all with our correspondents, analysts and guests. first let s go to pentagon correspondent oren liebermann. the administration is stressing the scope, the complexity and danger of this evacuation. there s no doubt that as this comes down to the final days and the u.s. begins at some point in the imminent future to begin drawing down the troops in afghanistan, this becomes more risky as there are fewer troops on the ground, fewer troops to cover each other and a limited amount of security. all along they still have possibly up to 1,500 citizens to get out and a race to get out as many afghan evacuees as possible. in the span of ten days, the u.s. and its
cnn that if if the administration wants u.s. troops to stay longer, it must make that decision by tomorrow. we re also following a huge first in the pandemic. the fda now giving full and final approval to pfizer s covid-19 vaccine. president biden is now urging holdouts who were waiting for this milestone to get their shots and get their shots immediately. standing by as we cover these major stories first. let s go to our pentagon correspondent. i know there are lines on the line in afghanistan right now and the clock is clearly ticking. wolf, tomorrow is not just one week until the end of the month, the self-imposed deadline to get out of afghanistan, it is also decision day. the discussions happening about the u.s. troop presence in afghanistan. 5,800 troops right now assisting in the afghanistan evacuation. if they want those out by the end of the month, the decision will have to be made by tomorrow. at kabul international airport, the end of the month is coming too qu