and he would like to see the results. any minute he will board air force one and go to louisiana to visit communities ravages by hurricane ida. we re live across the state ahead of his arrival. also we re in hard hit new jersey where in some communities the flood threat is not over yet. in just momentsly talk to the major where governor phil murphy is scheduled to visit next hour. this hour we re also dedicating time to answering your questions about back to school during covid. it is all part of nbc s week of kids under pressure. we have doctors standing by ready to answer your questions about what steps should your kid take in dorms or a cafeteria, or what good is wearing a mask if others aren t. the u.s., as we mentioned, added 235,000 jobs last month showing a drastic drop from the previous two months. a sign that the delta variant and rising covid cases are impacting hiring across the country. joining me right now is monica alba who is at the white house. monica, how is
laura: all right, i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from l.a. tonight. fox news alert, the supreme court of the united states just hours ago declined the biden administration s efforts to end back there remain in mexico policy. now, attorneys general in missouri, texas, they sued to reinstate the trump era policy, claiming that the delusion of asylum-seekers was burdening the state. they also argued the white house had not gone through the appropriate administrative process to end the policy. so, the question now becomes, what happens to the million plus migrants already waved into the country? shouldn t they be sent to mexico until their immigration hearing is convened? we are going to stay on this. also tonight, more from my investigation into the decline of california, as we are just weeks away from the newsom recall vote. plus, raymond arroyo exposing the democrats homeless crisis right here in l.a. and oh, boy, reading, writing, and transgenderism, a ver
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 going on
assessment. the u.s. military does not have sufficient forces to rescue americans who cannot get to the kabul airport evacuation point. we don t have the capability to go collect large numbers of people. reporter: the u.s. is relying on the taliban to let americans and afghan allies pass through checkpoints to reach the airport. a risky journey. in an interview with abc news, president biden said he knew chaos was inevitable. we ll go back in hindsight and look but the idea somehow there was a way to have gotten out without chaos ensuing i don t know how that happens. reporter: the pentagon says the pace of evacuations is improving but not adequate. pressed about stranded americas the president said if necessary troops would remain beyond the august 31st, withdrawal deadline. if there are american citizens left we ll stay until we get them all out. reporter: they say u.s. intelligence said there was a prediction of a rapid collapse. but general milley saying that
enough. crowds mobbing the tarmac, climbing onto jetways trying desperately to board outgoing flights. clinging on to the outsides of planes. that s an air force c-17. people are grabbing on to it as it taxis off. there are people holding on to the aircraft as it takes off. and as it flies away. at least two people were seen falling several hundred feet from one of the planes. sickening. haunting as well, this photo posted on the website, defense one, about 640 people, according to defense one, on an aircraft designed to carry 102 troops. afghans desperate to leave. right now, according to the pentagon, there are about 2500 u.s. troops securing the airport. late today, the president said their number will rise to as many as 6,000, but only to secure the evacuation. before that, in words laying blame squarely on our former ally, the president justified his decision to end all military involvement. so i m left again to ask of those who argue that we should stay, how many more