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officials here. so this is a remarkable logistical achievement set against this background of extraordinary negotiations between the united states and the taliban. the two leading belligerents up until the taliban conquest of kabul with the exception, of course, of the afghan government itself. with high-level meeting now that we re going to hear more about with your guest just now, and ongoing fire fights. last night until about 5:00 this morning from about 4:00 to 5:00, just off to the west here, there was very heavy exchange of small arms and medium-size weapons fire. went on for a long time. we don t know who was involved in that. we are also getting reports on the ground that the taliban have arrested five suspected isis members who were believed or alleged to have been filming possible targets in the capital city. and we are now seeing massive crowds of people trying to get to the qatari embassy downtown. similar numbers of people not similar numbers, similar sc ....
play out. we re expecting to hear from the president this afternoon on his decision. this morning he addressed an emergency session of the g7 about that timeline. let s get back over to white house. phil mattingly is standing by. what more are you learning about the reasoning behind biden s decision to stick with this august 31st deadline? okay. this has been something the president and his top national security officials have been waking now for several days. obviously the key component, how many americans, how many afghans, can they evacuate before that deadline and most importantly, how will the u.s. defense department, the pentagon have to scale down to meet that deadline in seven days. keep in mind, you mentioned he had the virtual meeting with g7 leaders this morning. many of the key allies have been pressing the president to extend the deadline. democrats and republicans have been doing the same. very concerned there isn t enough time in seven days to get out t ....
alonso defenses title. peter alonso defending his title as homeland or reach an lugging his way into the history books with an explosive performance that of tonight s all-star game. fox and friends first starts right now. i wish i could have a ball like that. that was the all-star game at 7:30 on fox, carley shimkus will be joining us live all morning long. with that you are watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. ainsley: look at this, president biden hits the road to address voting rights and white house claims republicans for election reform. the battle of the ballot intensifies. reporter: we expect president biden to lay out how he will fight the republican-led state election laws. the white house gop efforts, the worse challenge to our democracy since the civil war. to layout the moral case for how this is a form of suppression and silencing. fighting the gop bills went up hill battle for congress and the department of justice. alrea ....
it s a yes or no question. yes. i want to ask you a question about putting pressure on someone s neck. that is, if you re on a person s back and you are applying pressure to the neck. doctor, do you agree that if pressure is applied to somebody s neck in the prone position and the person is squeezed until they become responsive and that pressure is maintained for a minimum of four minutes, that can cause irreversible brain damage, because the brain may be starved of oxygen. is that true? once cessation of oxygen to the brain starts dr. fowler, my question was, is it true? would you please restate the question? yes, sir. if you apply pressure to someone s neck and squeeze until the person becomes unresponsive and maintain that pressure for at least four minutes, you will cause irreversible brain damage because you will have starved the brain of oxygen. is that true? correct. it takes four minutes of no supply of oxygen to the brain to cause irreversible ....
the trial has begun in the united states of the white former police officer accused of killing george floyd with lawyers and civil rights leaders claiming the case is a referendum onjustice and equality in america. mr floyd s death in minneapolis last may sparked black lives matter protests across the world as public anger was fed by distressing footage showing him begging for air as derek chauvin knelt on his neck. mr chauvin denies charges of manslaughter and murder. lebo diseko reports from minneapolis. derek chauvin finally facing a jury derek chauvin finally facing a jury of his peers. the central question for both sides in this case, what caused george floyd s death? the prosecution said it was derek chauvin kneeling on his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds. fin kneeling on his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds. on may five, 2020 minutes and 29 seconds. on may five, 2020 derek minutes and 29 seconds. on may five, 2020 derek chauvin - five, 2020 der ....