tahoe. thanks for being here. developing at this hour. president biden will soon address the nation after the u.s. ended its longest war. the last u.s. military flights left kabul one minute before the august 31st deadline. here is what will become an iconic image of this chaotic exit. the last u.s. soldier out. major general chris donahue, last u.s. boots on the ground in afghanistan as he was boarding the last c-17 out of kabul. the 20 years of war there costing trillions of dollars but most importantly claiming more than 2400 american lives, including 13 service members killed in the terror attack at kabul airport last week. over the last few weeks, the u.s. and its allies pulled off a major feat, evacuating 123,000 people but it was not entirely complete. between 100 and 200 americans are believed to still be in afghanistan and they want out along with thousands of afghan allies that america promised to protect. the taliban is celebrating america s departure. [ sound of g
has now issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin. prosecutors accuse putin and another official of illegally deporting ukrainian children to russia. we expect to hear from president biden perhaps reacting to this at any moment but first cnn s ivan watson is in kharkiv, ukraine and nic robertson is in london. ivan, walk us through exactly what the icc is alleging here. reporter: they re issuing arrest warrants for none less than the russian president himself, vladimir putin, accusing him of alleged war crimes for what they say is the illegal abduction of ukrainian children, forcibly deporting them to russian territory. they ve also issued an arrest warrant for a russian government official, and she is kind of the children s right official in the russian government. she has already issued a statement. the kremlin have already issued statements basically calling this these arrest warrants null and void, saying that moscow is not a signatory to the rome statute, that they
straight from the source tonight. please be seated. the 12 new yorkers decide the fate of a former president of the united states. now criminal defendant, a roller coaster day in court ends with a jury of his peers now picked in the case of the people of the state of new york vs donald j. trump. what we ve learned tonight with opening statements as soon as monday also, why prosecutors or refusing to tell the defense who their first witness these are the judge appearing to agree that the former president s simply can t be trusted for certain to contain himself. and the kennedys versus a kennedy six of rf okay. juniors, old siblings, very publicly snubbed their brother and endorsed joe biden for reelection. my source tonight is rfk junior sister, kerry kennedy. is it a family feud? or just plain politics? i m john king and for kaitlan collins, this is the source a rough start but then rapid progress on day three, rough because two jurors previously seated in donald trump s
Things. here here s some of what he was told. this is lauren boebert and matt gaetz. listen can you the threshold for the motion to vacate? that s been my red line with my red line then is my red line now my hope was as emotion would be an elixir that only required one dose, right? for effectiveness, but sometimes there are some things that require more than one dose sorry, jim, i need to stop this conversation cnn breaking news it to stop that conversation, to bring some new developments on our breaking news tonight, iranian news is now reporting an explosion was heard northwest& the city name is fanon, the cause of this explosion is still on known. let s bring it at cnn international editor nic robertson, he s in jerusalem tonight. nick, what do we know about this yeah. john were been tracking a number of reports that have been coming out of a number of locations in iran over the past several hours. and this is the
Economy. there is so much to chew on there. thank you so much. let s break it down even further. we have a representative of the washington post as well as our cnn political analyst and ap white house reporter. i want to start with you on the economics of this. the first republic rescue happened. the treasury secretary has given assurances. but the banking sector is still clearly as you can see from the dow and from the individual stocks, they are still on edge. what would it take to give wall street, the banking industry, more confidence that this thing has been handled? i think it is almost as if everybody woke up and realized there was a lot more fragility in the financial system than had been until a week ago fully appreciated. you are seeing a lot of jitters related to that sort of collective realization. i think that federal officials had hoped that the extraordinary actions taken last weekend,