Conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. That was ten years ago. Think about that. We re going to stay until we have a deal or we have total victory. I ve learned the hard way, there is never a good time to withdraw u. S. Forces. The taliban is continuing its offensive across afghanistan. Taliban fighters have broken through the front line. The afghan army has collapsed. The central government has fallen. Panic fills the air in kabul. President biden said this is not going to be saigon. But guess what. There s been an explosion outside kabul airport. 170 afghans killed. 13 american troops killed. I stand squarely behind my decision. It s time to end america s longest war. Is it a mistake? i think it is, yeah. Because i think the consequences are going to be unbelievably bad. I must say that it s a moral defeat for the united states. I think is the president is right. Enough is enough. What was all of this for? that has to be the question veterans are asking. Two decades. Mor
Part of the bill focuses on human infrastructure. The united states senate is addressing the needs of working families. And is going to stand off for ordinary americans rather than just the wealthy and powerful. The new york city judiciary committee has started the process to investigate impeachment articles against governor cuomo as we hear for the first time from an executive assistant who filed a criminal complaint against him. One of governor cuomo s attorneys will downme live to respond to that and much more later this hour. And a group of democratic lawmakers from texas who fled the state to block action on new voting restrictions, have security court order blocking republicans from forcibly returning them to the state capitol. We ll talk about that one of the lawmakers involved in this effort. And a sobering report from the united nations says that while human activities are responsible for global warming, there is a chance to pro vent the planet from getting hotter. We ghun hou
Special report starts right now. Shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. I m shannon bream in for bret baier. The calls are increasing tonight for the removal of new york democratic governor andrew cuomo. Following yesterday s bombshell report by the state s attorney general. Accusing him of sexually harassing 11 women. So far cuomo is refusing to resign. State lawmakers are moving forward with impeachment proceedings and criminal investigations are underway. We have got fox team coverage. Howard kurtz on the media reaction to the allegations against one of their favorite politicians. We begin with correspondent bryan llenas in new york. Hello, bryan. Shannon, good evening. There are now reportedly enough votes in the new york state assembly and senate to impeach new york governor andrew cuomo if he chooses not to resign. This, as the new poll says nearly 60% of new yorkers believe the governor needs to go. [chanting] hey, hey, governor cuomo s got to go. Tonight 70% of new york
no reports of looting or violence, we are keeping an eye on it. republicans accusing nba superstar lebron james as inciting further violence with a now deleted tweet of a columbus, ohio, police officer who shot and killed a 16-year-old mickey o bryant. it said you are next. another example of what it calls systemic racism. however, at another level, right across the street was a neighbor watching it all unfold. he went back and looked at his own garage surveillance video and then told this to the columbus dispatch a short time ago, if the officer hadn t done what he did, i think we would have two girls dead. it was violence, it all just happened so fast. tonight we are examining why the most influential and powerful leaders are reacting so quickly on tragedies like the columbus shooting to push a narrative that doesn t align with the current facts on the ground as we know them now before an investigation is done. and that is where we start with white house correspondent kev
and a procession of the dead the mummies of 22 ancient egyptian rulers transported to a new resting place in cairo. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the half brother of king abdullah ofjordan says he has been placed under house arrest as a number of top officials have been detained in a security operation. prince hamza, who was removed as crown prince in 2004, has accused jordan s leaders of incompetence, corruption and harassment. thejordanian military has denied that he s been detained, but says he was told to stop any action that could undermine the country s security and stability. this is prince hamza, the half brother of king abdullah. a statement from the chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff confirms that a number of other seniorfigures are under arrest, including a member of the royal family and former envoy to saudi arabia. prince hamzah has denied any wrongdoing in a video passed to the bbc via his lawyer. here s some of what he had t