women and girls are going to suffer unspeakable harm. is it a mistake to withdraw? you know, i think it is, yeah. ithink. because i think the consequences are going to be unbelievably bad. and.i m sad. laura and i spent a lot of time with afghan women and. . .and they re scared. and i think about all the interpreters and people that help not only us troops, but nato troops. and therejust. it seems like they re just going to be left behind to be slaughtered by these very brutal people. the warning from former president bush comes as the taliban say they ve captured the strategic spin boldak border crossing with pakistan, the second busiest crossing between the countries, which gives afghanistan access to pakistani ports to the south. the afghan government has denied the reports, however videos online show the taliban s white flag flying next to the pakistani flag at the border crossing with militants chatting to pakistani border guards. controlling the border point would bri
their other people going to receive indictments i m never seen. why it might just be more than speculation that and ryka ivanka trump can be facing more than indictment. explosion of gun sales in america. all in, starts right now. , starts right now good evening, from new york, i m crises. i will start off tonight showing you an image that, in my humble opinion, perfectly talks about the state of american politics, the battle against covid, and the child touches we face. this image will probably make no sense, it depends on your background here. it needs some unpacking. chip roy, republican congress from san antonio tweeted this. as if to say give me the vaccine over my cold dead body. some background on the man who tweeted, this he has been training towards democrats, but he s republican. he has held onto his seat. around january six, he made some headlines because he said he would vote to certify the electors for joe biden. remember, a majority of republicans did not.
for heat stroke and hydrate. a heat that medical experts say can be deadly. people can actually die of heat, and people we know to be at risk are people who are homeless who are living outdoors, people who are working outdoors. reporter: in portland, with thousands living on the streets, volunteers are doing what they can to help. we have also water bottles. we have sweat rags. we have liquid i.v. for electrolytes. reporter: cooling centers will serve a final role where a significant part of the population doesn t have air conditioning. everything to get out of heat. these cats are sitting there in 100-degree weather. no power outages are expected but the heat raises other concerns. this means the threat of wildfire activity is high. with california and oregon experiencing droughts, fire authorities will be on alert. while the whole northwest prepares to fight the heat. and here in portland, the record temperature ever registered is 107 degrees, so looking a
revelation prompted an uproar. we learned the trump justice department seized cell phone data from the former president s political enemies and their families, including sitting members of congress. i want to start where i just left off and the news about the justice department during the trump administration. some of their families. so do you know how many members add their data subpoenaed? well, good morning. before i answer that i want to say i m wearing orange. this is the color of gun violence pretension. last night while we were having a moment of silence for those who were victims of the pulse assault other mask shootings for happening across the country. as we talk about infrastructure and about commission and data mining and the rest, every day, every morning, every night we are not forgetting these victims. when i visited pulse at the time of the shooting, the families came together and said stop this from happening. when they visited washington following that h
here. but some of the effects are just old-school optical illusions. live, from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. great to have you along, this hour. so, mexican voters are just hours away from the largest elections ever held in that country. it s also been one of the deadliest and the most contentious-political seasons in recent memory. now, political observers say sunday s midterm elections will be a referendum of sorts on the president, even though he is not on the ballot. the key issue is whether his morena part party can win an absolute majority in the lower house of congress. we are also watching a presidential run-off election in peru. a politically-unstable country there that s been especially hard hit by the pandemic. the winner of sunday s vote will be the country s fifth president in five years. well, campaigning ahead of mexico s elections was one of the most violent in years. since september, over 90 politicians have been killed. at leas