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hands. what happens now? welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto and this is your world. and what in the world has descended in the middle east? particularly in afghanistan, which has gone from what this country hoped would be a peaceful pullout too and that is looking like a frantic almost to vietnam-era rush out the door. let s go to lucas tomlinson s been following all of this from the pentagon. lucas? neil, officials say kabul is now surrounded, fighting taking place 30 miles outside of town. here is the press secretary john kerry moments ago throughout this last few weeks, you ve seen it for yourselves, taken over border crossings, they ve taken over highways and major intersections. kirby says the first u.s. marines have landed in kabul to secure the airport and have began evaluating americans. troops will arrive this weekend. a total of 8,000 u.s. troops are deploying out only to afghanistan but the middle east. a brigade from the 18th airborne, some 4,000 p ....
week. this reflects between some republicans are waking up to biden s popularity. a break between those republicans and the rest of the maga base who continues not to only oppose. one major political party continually lies about and defend the attack of the government. there are real world impacts. that brings us to the top story tonight because we are seeing news that it is sad and disturbing and you need to know about, a new government bulletin warning of racially and ethically motivated violent extremists who are pushed by conspiracy theory election fraud as well as alleged reinstate of donald trump. that s from the u.s. homeland security department. it is non partisan and that term there, perceived election fraud is sort of clinical. dhs by the way don t love putting out politically related bulletins, they do it when it hits the bar of u.s. national homeland security being pushed by politics, in this case, prominent republicans. we are seeing reports on the ground s ....
the situation room. and we begin with the breaking news, the pentagon just announcing that some 3,000 u.s. troops will be deployed to the afghan capital within 48 hours to help americans leave as taliban forces seize more territory. we re covering all angles of the story with cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward on the ground in kabul and cnn seen for white house correspondent phil mattingly over at the white house but first let s start with cnn pentagon correspondent orrin liebman. the situation in afghanistan is clearly deteriorating rapidly. what have you learned about the mission for these 3,000 u.s. troops? the taliban has swept and gained control of 12 provincial capitals with an advance that clearly has momentum as they move forward here. the u.s. is sending in 3,000 additional troops specifically to hamid karzai international airport. that is the international gateway to kabul to secure the airport and to assist in the evacuation or partial ....
tape, of course, everybody remembers the early years of morning joe when you and mika at times had to duct tape me to the chair. we did. on an occasion or two, everything worked out okay. it didn t interrupt you. while we were doing it, you were still going. kept talking. we have the white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire and we have catty kay. something happened last night, like a haley s comet. the red sox won a game last night. i saw it. when tampa bay spotted us 19 runs going into the ninth inning it was hard not to blow it but we gave it the 6-1-7 chance. didn t we? blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while joe and we were able to get the win. we needed all 20 wins in the ninth we gave up more and more and more. we needed 20, they scored 7 or 8, i guess we missed the extra point. let s be clear here, joe. these are dark times for the boston red sox. this is bad. the surging new york yankees today playing in iowa, ....
climbing. it s in southern states with poor vaccination rates. and a strong hesitancy against the shot, according to a cnn analysis of data from the cdc. take alabama for example, the state has seen an average of 2,600 new cases per day. up by 131% from two weeks ago. one state health official says they ve literally been throwing away doses because they ve expired with not enough people going to get them. but on thursday, the state s seven-day average of vaccine doses administered per day was about 13,000, according to the cdc. that s up from a month prior when the seven day average of doses each day up to 7,000. we ve seen an uptick in vaccinations in hard-hit states like arkansas, louisiana and missouri. what is suddenly motivating people to get the shots, state officials say it s partly driven by fears about the spread of the delta variant. and driven by date that a that shows that unvaccinated people face a much higher riskch death from covid. we re still taking ste ....