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it would be more extreme and climate change was here and we re living through it now. we don t have any more time. cnn s athena jones is in manville, new jersey. cnn s m.j. lee is in queens, new york. athena, let me start with you. what will the president see there? reporter: hi, alisyn. well, this is what he will see. he will see street after street that looks like. this scene is repeated on several streets throughout this community, one of the hardest hit in new jersey. you are seeing mattresses out on the street, kitchen tables, couches, all kinds of apply answers from refrigerators to washing machines. in houses like this one where we are now it is being entirely gutted. you can see these are the walls having been ripped out of this house because of the levels that the flood got to. we also are seeing the insulation being ripped out because this is how high at this house. come on in, tom, and you can show them how it is completely gutted inside. we are talking a ....
the taliban says it s taken control of panjshir valley the last part of afghanistan not under their control but the claim s being disputed by rebel forces. conjoined twins see each other for the first time, after undergoing a gruelling 12 hour operation to separate them. a three year old boy is found alive, in rugged australian bushland, after going missing from his home on friday. and coming up this hour big ben gets its hands back! we ll be going live to the elizabeth tower hello, good morning and welcome to bbc news. pupils will be starting their first full week of school this morning in england, wales and northern ireland, as the chief medical officers in the uk consider whether to vaccinate more children. the current advice is that only 12 to 15 year olds with health vulnerabilities should be offered the covid jab. pupils will return with new approaches to stopping the spread of the disease in classrooms. martine croxall is at a school in stockton on tees. all day ....
hello, again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. right now, desperation setting in as cities from the gulf coast to the northeast deal with the aftermath of hurricane ida. at least 50 people are dead across the northeast and many are facing flood warnings again today. and we re just learning president biden will visit new jersey and new york tuesday to survey the damage. the death toll in louisiana and mississippi stands at 13. many hard-hit communities there are running short on food, fuel, and other supplies. in louisiana, the desperation is turning deadly. a man was killed after reportedly cutting in line at a gas station. fuel supplies are growing more scarce by the day. police say the shooting proves how desperate people are. it s unbelievable that people can t act like adults in this situation. ladies and gentlemen, the services are here. we don t have enough gas. we don t have enough gas being delivered to stations. we don t ha ....
continuing to deploy thousands of american troops, we will maintain the fight against afghanistan and other countries, we just don t need to fight a ground war to do it. paul: let s bring in retired army general petraus served as commander in coalition services in afghanistan and director of central intelligence agency. general, great to see you again. thanks for coming in. so now that we are out, the u.s. troops are out, how do we get those americans and afghan allies who are still there out? well, we are going to have some kind of relationship with the new rulers of afghanistan. obviously the taliban. they have still not completely formed their government but it s taking shape. we know the leader will be some of the key ministers, we have a diplomatic presence in qatar which is the location in which the negotiations with the taliban were carried out. a lot of countries have removed embassy from kabul and establishing a shadow embassy again in doha, qatar. that s whe ....
announcement this afternoon which came suddenly and sooner than expected with the last c-17 transport lifting off just one minute before the president s self-imposed august 31st deadline arrived in kabul. he ll be addressing the nation tomorrow. the secretary of state spoke just a short time ago and addressed the issue of americans remaining in afghanistan. we believe there are still a small number of americans, under 200, and likely closer to 100, who remain in afghanistan and want to leave. we re trying to determine exactly how many. we re going through manifests and calling and texting through our lists. and we ll have more details to share as soon as possible. our commitment to them and to all americans in afghanistan and everywhere in the world continues. the protection and welfare of americans abroad remains the state department s most vital and enduring mission. he said the state department would help americans leave no matter when they decide that they wish ....