this just in. a bulletin from kabul. taliban fighters have entered the afghan capital. this represents the collapse of the afghan government. the end of american nation-building dreams and the beginning of a frightening new era for many afghan civilians. i m brian stelter. this is reliable sources. it s 7:30 p.m. in kabul. darkness is falling on the afghan capital. there is a rush now taking place and evacuation at the u.s. embassy. a u.s. official just now telling cnn that a majority of the u.s. embassy staff are out of the diplomatic compound in kabul. some of them now at the airport, some are being taken off in airplanes out of the country. others are staying at the airport for the time being. reporters in kabul are reporting new developments basically every minute of every hour. there has been gunfire heard in the capital. there have been traffic jams in some parts of the city. other parts of the city look like a ghost town, according to witnesses who are there. as yo
that, because it is astonishing how bad i am, i never make fun of anyone else s singing no matter what. god bless america my home sweet home that was the rendition of god bless america that greeted conferencegoers at the cyber symposium that has been underway all week in south dakota, hosted by the ceo of a pillow company named mike lindell. he s been in the week this week, you might have seen, because of a very conservative trump appointed judge in d.c. just allowed a massive multi-billion dollar lawsuit to go forward against him and rudy giuliani and trump lawyer sydney powell. that lawsuits was filed by dominion voting systems. the voting machine company that has been vilified by former president trump and his supporters with all sorts of wild conspiracies about how that company is somehow to blame for the conspiracy that led trump to appear to lose the election when secretly he won. dominion s massive lawsuit against giuliani and powell and mr. lindell, this w
you know how some people can like sort of sing like math to know but they are not good at carrying it to, and i cannot sing at all. people cry when i sing happy birthday. when i sing that national anthem, it sounds like a crime. i m just absolutely terrible. the only saving grace in my relationship is that susan is equally terrible. so we can sing together but nobody else can. because i m so terrible at that, it s astonishing how bad i, am i never make fun of anyone else is singing. no matter wet. [noise] that was the rendition of god bless america. that greeted conference goers at the cyber symposium that has been underway all week in south dakota, hosted by the ceo of a pillow company whose name is mike lindell, mr. lindell has been in the news this week you will have seen because of a very conservative trump-appointed judge lawsuit to go forward against him and rudy giuliani and trump lawyer sydney powell. that lawsuit was filed by dominion voting systems systems
expected to authorize vaccine booster shots for people who are immunocompromised. dr. fauci today making clear boosters are likely forern down the road a bill. no vaccine at least not within this category is going to have an indefinite amount of protection. inevitably there will be i time when we have to give boosts. but at this point wire examining the data and they don t feel that we absolutely have to get it except for the immune compromised who we know they re going to get the immint approval. with us is doctoral is stanford, the founder of the black doctors consortium. i want to put up on my wall here as we have the conversation, this is the cdc map of transmission. 99% live in communities where the cdc said there is high or substantial community spread therefore you should wear a mask indoors. because of this that we re getting and because of new data, this updated medical guidance. let s start with the booster shots for the immunocompromise and dr. fauci saying boo
towards her desk. beto o rourke tweeted this show of support. unlike the filibuster in the u.s. senate, the filibuster rules in the texas senate requires senatoring a have a al alvarado not able to eat, drink, use the restroom. we re with you. ultimately the senator s long-shot effort ended with this plea my friends, voter suppression anywhere is a threat to democracy everywhere. as we have drawn this sdougs an end it is my sincere hope that simple acts by everyday texans from the senate floor to the ballot box can help to shed the light on all important issues. what do we want our democracy to look like? do we want our state to be more or less inclusive instead of making it easier to vote? this bill makes it easier to intimidate. instead of making it harder to cheat, it makes it harder to vote. republicans true to their brazen commitment to rolling back access to the polls and totally impervious to the fact there was no fraud, ignored alvarado s plea and passed the res