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fearful it s going to make 1979 and tehran look like a sleepover appeared shannon: u.s. soldiers and marines continue to race against time to evacuate americans and afghan allies by the august 31st deadline. those wanting to leave already facing long lines, taliban brutality, and even sewage on their journey to the airport feared it is chaotic. shannon: and two congressmen going it alone, finding their own flight into kabul. tonight, the situation on the ground is incredible dangerous and volatile. meanwhile, president biden under more scrutiny for refusing to take questions from the press again. [indistinct talking] shannon: and conflicting information about how many americans are still in afghanistan. we are following all the developments on the ground and will discuss with former cia station chief daniel hoffman and republican senator marsha blackburn. fox news @ night starts right now. an ominous new twist in the history of the united states withdraw ....
we ll have special guests to see how we take it from here. many of if not all of our engaged staff were not present on the embassy compound. they were working remotely given the volatile security situation. many of them were at home were not at work. i can tell you that we have been able to relocate members of our staff. they were not brought to the airport s compound with the americans direct hires because they weren t at the embassy compound by and large that day. i ve been told at the airport military has been complaining about bureaucracy from dhs, customs and border patrol, and state to do theful entering a civet, presumably on sivs rather than doing a preliminary vet and letting them board and do that in doha, ramstein or wherever. this is frustrated the military and becoming a road block. it s not just state, primarily with dhs, but with states. so this is the ic, the whole interagency lengthy vet before letting people move on. can you look into that? i m ....
thing. this caught my eye in the daily punch today, a d.c. publication, they interviewed a lot of people at the white house. the reaction there. to put it mildly, the white house seems a bit frustrated over the public reaction to the crisis in afghanistan. as if the people in america are to blame for the fallout. bill: a couple of things here. hearing about reporters leave the country. that s critical. a lot of times when western media outlets pull out of the country they rely on stringers left behind. video are being beaten all over the country. in the villages where we can t be. it could be the beginning of what could be a gruesome period of history in afghanistan. there are many people believe the hangings and beheadings could return. that was a period in our time in our nation s history we thought we put out of our mind and put behind us as well. the other thing with regard to your comment about the white house, it appears their calculations that the american peop ....
of the singer r kelly, calls him a sexual predator, who groomed and exploited young people. president biden says us troops might stay in afghanistan beyond his deadline at the end of the month, if more time is needed to get every american out of the country. it comes three days after the taliban takeover, which prompted thousands of people to try to leave. here s our north america correspondent, david willis. in correspondent, david willis. the afghan capital, pi scared in the afghan capital, people, scared and desperate are still trying to flee the country. the tell about our coming for me, this girl cries. one of hundreds pressed to the gates of kabul airport in the hope of joining a flight out. president biden continues to blame the chaos on the craven capitulation of the afghan government and conceded it might not be possible to complete the american withdrawal by the deadline in two weeks time. two weeks time. americans should understand - two weeks time. american ....
says it is granting up the pace of evacuations of americans and afghans that helped the u.s. from kabul international airport. we re taking a closer look at what led to what we re seeing play out in afghanistan today. meantime, back here at home, mississippi republican senator roger wicker and maine independent senator angus king revealed they tested positive for the coronavirus despite both of them being vaccinated. doctors are also alarmed by the rising number of covid-19 cases that are appearing in children. we re going to look at how one children s hospital is dealing with that surge. but we gun this hour with the breaking news out of the nation s capitol. let s go to nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. i understand the suspect surrendered. how did this play out? well, he simply gave himself up according to the capitol police chief tom manger. they tried to establish communications with him. initially they were writing back and forth using dry erase boar ....