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trying to hold onto them still have but i can t do it alone. good morning and welcome to cnn this morning, let us be the first to welcome you to a brand new week. it is sunday, july 7th. i m victor blackwell and i m veronica miracle in for amara walker. here s what we re working on for you this morning. under pressure, president biden heads to pennsylvania today as he s facing more cold from within his own party to drop out of the 2024 presidential race we re logged with how he plans to make his case to concern voters millions of people in texas are bracing for tropical storm beryl to regain strength and bring life storm surge and hurricane-force winds meteorologist elisa raffa is here to track the hurricane warnings. just posted this morning and happening now, voting in a second round of one of france s most consequential parliamentary elections in recent history will take you live to paris for the latest. and it is the ohtani factor how the los angeles dodgers $70 ....
but an enormous piece of property the size of a town. they have a hospital, shops, gyms, hangersf and barracks. as last month bagram had a prison that held thousands of foreignnd fighters including isis and the taliban. of and then all of a sudden for the first time in 20 years, the lighting went out at bagram. locals understood what was going on. without warning, the u.s. military just left. split in the middle of the night and turned off the power as they did. ultimately, the bases new afghan commander fled, too. in minutes, looters descended. they found thousands of vehicles, a huge cache of weapons and ammunition. the pentagon didn t seem concerned. mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff explainedd that bagram is not necessary tactically for what we re going to do in afghanistan. that turns out to be a massive miscalculation. that is clear. the decision to abandon the air field is idiotic and led to the killing of 13 service members yesterday. bagr ....
general, and i am i don t know. i hit something. you hit something? the shocking resolution after a republican state attorney general struck and killed a pedestrian with his car. things haven t been straightforward by any means. in fact, some people have called you a liar. congresswoman cori bush slept on capitol steps to fight for an eviction moratorium. she joins me tonight to talk about how the supreme court just took it away when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. when capitol police officer michael bird you saw him here last night when he came forward in that exclusive interview with lester holt, revealed his identity as the man who shot the capitol insurrectionist ashli babbitt, he knew what he was doing. bird already had been a target in all the places you expect. websites catering to conspiracy theorists and those sympathetic to the insurrection and trump devotees. and they had built up this story about this s ....
forecast, and this is what i was talking about yesterday. lots of settled weather, with temperatures into the low 20s, and the thinking is, for tuesday, wednesday and perhaps thursday, high pressure will continue to bring fine weather. a reminder of our top story. britain says it will use every hour that s left to get people out of afghanistan after the us refuses to extend its airlift deadline beyond next tuesday. that s all from the bbc news at six, so it s goodbye from me. on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. hello there. i m olly foster. here s what s coming up for you on sportsday this evening. tokyo glory for sarah storey she s made a golden start to the paralympics. what a start for england at headingley, bowling india out in the third test and already building a first innings lead. after a whole summer of speculation, harry kane says he s staying at spurs. and coming up in sportsday as well. serena williams has pulled out of the us open. ....
all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. i can t believe i m about to say this but here goes, right now, in the state of florida, as of today, more people are dying per day than any other point in the covid pandemic. just think about that for a minute as you look at this chart. it s august of 2021, we have been battling this virus for 18 months, through incredible human ingenuity, work by scientists in public health workers, we have a variety of safe and effective vaccines. one of which receive full approval from the food and drug administration today. we are also the richest country in the world. we are sitting on the world s biggest stockpile of vaccine doses, people around the world, are desperate for the vaccines that we have, those vaccines, are the best tool for fighting this thing, and they ve been ravaging our fellow americans, or fellow humans across the, world and yet this, this, this is what s happening in florida. seven-day rolli ....