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and we look at why bird feeders could be doing more harm than good for britain s feathered friends. and for most of us, dry with sunny spells. that is how it is looking for the next couple of days as we are in the company of high pressure. i will be back with all the details. it s saturday the 28th of august. our top story. the united states has confirmed overnight that it has carried out a drone strike against a member of the islamic state group in afghanistan. the is k group said it carried out the attack outside kabul airport on thursday that may have killed as many as 170 people, including 13 us troops. it comes as the uk s evacuation flights are expected to end this weekend. graham satchel reports. the final flight leaving kabul airport. the british effort here is all but done. it has been a mammoth logistical operation, injust all but done. it has been a mammoth logistical operation, in just two weeks more than 1a,000 people airlifted by the raf to safety in the uk. but ....
evacuation from afghanistan in the latest spirit 68 people have been flown out of the country and the last 24 hour period mark that would represent about half the pace that we were seeing the day before. and it is expected to slow. but by this latest count, we are at about 110,000 who have evacuated afghanistan since the taliban took over. we have got you covered because we are waiting to hear from the pentagon and they will detail us on that evacuation plan and this latest terror threat that seems real enough for them to keep issuing it day in and day out. it goes something like this. and it came late last night from our embassy there that u.s. citizens who are at the abby georgia tech, the east gate, aby gate. north gate. that should leave immediately that complicates how many can get to the airport and ultimately out of the country. we ll get a read on that from top generals on the ground very, very shortly. first to trey yingst following all of this in doha, qatar, ....
we still believe there are credible threats. in fact, i d say specific, credible threats. and we want to make sure we re prepared for those. reporter: the pentagon warning that these could be rockets or vehicle bombs. in kabul, families collect the bodies of their loved ones and survivors come to terms with what has happened. this man says that he was an interpreter for the british, and was among the hundreds of afghan wounded. i fell into the stream, and thought i was the only one still alive. i saw all the other people were dead. more than 5,000 evacuees are waiting for flights at kabul s airport and allies like italy and spain have already ended their missions in afghanistan. we have the ability to include evacuees on u.s. military air airlift out of afghanistan until the very end. reporter: the walls at kabul s airport are now stained with blood as afghanistan counts down the final days of america s longest war. now, jake, in the final days of the reign ....
a move they say could make or break the summer getaway. turkey trips could get the go ahead but jamaica and st lucia may soon be off limits. i ll explain what you need to know. there s gold up for grabs with three brits vying for a win in the paralympic pool. ellie simmonds defends her title against world champion maisie summers newton, and european bronze medallist grace harvey. good morning. yesterday was the warmest day of this august so far. the temperature reached 27.2 in the highlands. today it will be cooler, starting with a lot of clout. that should break more especially in the west. all the details in 25 minutes. it s thursday 26th august. our top story. the uk, the united states and australia have all told their citizens to stay away from kabul airport amid concerns that terrorists could launch an imminent attack. the foreign office has issued updated advice, just days before the deadline for evacuation flights, as foreign troops prepare to leave afghanistan. thou ....
i m laura ingraham. the supreme court of the united states just hours ago declined the biden administration s efforts to end the remain in mexico policy. attorney general in missouri, texas, the deluge of asylum-seekers was burdening the state, they argued the white house had not gone to the appropriate administrative process to end the policy. the question now becomes what happens to the million plus migrants already in the country, shouldn t they be sent to mexico until their immigration hearings, we are going to stay on this. more from my investigation into the decline of california as we are weeks from the new some recall plus raymond arroyo exposing the democrats homeless crisis right here in la and reading, writing and transgenderism, important transition from the biden administration but first, the secret taliban deal is the focus of tonight s angle. ever since oh biden alone at the conference table, something felt weird about this entire situation. what was go ....