From a new campaign memo from kamala harris s campaign chair. Their new plan now to go on offense for a whole new crop of what they call winnable voters and protest among congressional democrats, california congresswoman judy chu on our show, last hour is now the latest this democrat to announce she will not be attending the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu s address to congress today. Why so many democrats are boycotting? and delta ceo promising that tomorrow will be a quote, unquote, normal day. What that looks like now is the company is facing a federal investigation over its handling of the global it outage. I m kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. This is cnn new central all right. Breaking overnight, it expanded universe of swing voters. That is what the harris campaign says, has opened up to democrats after the vice president jumped into the race. That campaign released a memo overnight claiming that the campaign is redrawing its electoral map going beyond the
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Afghanistan s effective government. U. S. Military leaders say a decision to extend the withdraw dead line must be made by today. Because that would provide enough time to make plans for pulling out the 5800 troops on ground in kabul when the mission ends as well as to remove equipment and weapons. More than 21,000 people were evacuated from afghanistan in just the last 24 hours. And an unprecedented operation. 4500 people are now waiting for evacuation flights inside of kabul airport this morning. A little more calm than in recent days. Cnn s jeremy diamond is at the white house with more on the g7 meeting underway. I suppose the question is will white house officials bracing themselves for a bit of shilacking from their allies on this. Reporter: there is no question that they know that president biden is going to face tough questions and pressure from the allies. Especially the united kingdom and france who have been vocal about the need to extend the withdrawal deadline past august
G7 allies urging him to extend the operation beyond the 31st, a week from today. The taliban calls that date a red line. Dana: the president will address the american people after the meetings today at noon eastern. Right now he is meeting with his own national security team. Bill: later this morning those same advisors brief house lawmakers on the crisis behind closed doors. Lawmakers from both sides warning this entire situation is dire. I don t think it s possible to get out who we need to get out including our afghan partners by august 31. If by the end of the month this crew doesn t safely get every american out of afghanistan, that we will begin the process to hold each of these failed leaders accountable for their actions. The threat to the airport is very real and very substantial and this has been a concern of mine for some days now that this would make a very attractive target for isis k or elements of al qaeda. Are americans going to feel they re more safe from terror than t
Afghanistan. As the pentagon chief and other top leaders head to capitol hill to brief house members. Good morning. I m garrett haake in for hallie jackson. Lots to get to this hour. We start with courtney kube, kelly o donnell and john hudson, national security reporter for the washington post. Courtney, walk us through what we re hearing from your sources about that decision expected from the president today and why he has to make it now with the deadline not actually until next week? remember, even if the deadline is august 31st, it s still going to take several days, somewhere potentially in three to four days to get the nearly 6,000 u. S. Troops out of kabul international airport. And then there s also the equipment that s there. The u. S. Has artillery, mraps, aircraft, helicopters. If they were to get all those people and equipment out it will take several days. You have to back time from the deadline of august 31st until, you know, three or four days back. That puts you at the