now stretched beyond the limit. his urgent warning moments before the u.s. strike in kabul that killed ten people, the cia actually had warned there were civilians in that area. a history-making mission, an all-civilian crew splashing down to earth, the details on their return after three days in orbit. welcome to your sunday, seps 19th. we are always so grateful to have your company. hi, boris. good morning. always great to be with you. we love it. thanks. so let s talk about what s happening, the crisis along the southern border of the u.s. more than 14,000 migrants are living under that bridge you see there. look at that. they re waiting to be processed by immigration authorities. you can see the tents and the blankets and this is basically their home right now. they re living in squalid conditions. the department of homeland security is sending more customs and border patrol agents to the region right now. authorities are also taking steps to help alleviate so
residents do not go home. also, this morning, history. for the first time in 7,268 days, americans wake up without the country at war in afghanistan. this photo capturing army general chris donahue, the last soldier to leave afghanistan. the last flight carrying military personnel, taking off one minute before midnight, kabul time, marking the official end to america s longest war. but this morning, more questions than answers about what exactly comes next. that s where we begin. we begin with the taliban back in power after we drove them out in 2001. we went there to find osama bin laden and take out al qaeda training camps, with former president george w. bush making this pledge to the american people. we will win this conflict by the patient accumulation of successes, by meeting a series of challenges with determination and will and purpose. we did not ask for this miss. this morning, the taliban telling nbc news they took control of the kabul airport after u.s. forc
oh my god. bill: that s the first of many pictures throughout the day. that s southwest of new orleans. ida tearing the roof off the top of the building. dana: one person confirmed dead. millions of people without power and that includes the entire city of new orleans. bill: ida moving over mississippi. it has weakened to a tropical storm. officials saying the threat level remains quite high. dana: team fox coverage. senior meteorologist janet dean is tracking the storm. jeff paul is live in new orleans and where are you now? we re in downtown. as the sun comes up here in new orleans we re starting to get a better idea of the damage caused by hurricane ida. this building here knocked down by the powerful winds of that storm sending bricks all over onto the ground. you see metal and pieces of wood on the nearby buildings in downtown, new orleans. something we re seeing throughout the area. we saw another building in the french quarter with its roof ripped off. whet
item now tropical storm, was ens and powerful. lashing the gulf coast with torrential rains and high winds. the entire city of new orleans is without electrical power. more than 1 million people. so far at least one death blamed on the storm but that number we re told could grow as the full scope of the tragedy is known today. at the same time, we are watching afghanistan. where we are now just hours away from the august 31st deadline for troop withdrawal and getting americans out. president biden is warning that the terror threat to cobbles airport remains high. this after the united states thwarted a rocket attack. you re watching outnumbered. with me emily, upon you and kaylee mcenaney, new york post columnist and fox news jupiter miranda divine. in the center seat, retired u.s. army infantry captain sean parnell is with us. he spent 485 days fighting along afghan-pakistan border. we are interested to get his take on everything. let s watch. what was left behind after
i know everybody misses home, but it is no time to come back right now. in afghanistan, the withdrawal deadline is imminent as the final evacuation of americans and afghans winds down. isis-k claiming responsibility for a rocket attack on the kabul airport. this, after the u.s. conducted a drone strike against an isis-k target on sunday. a vehicle that posed an imminent threat to the airport. up to ten civilians were reportedly killed as a result of the strike. at dover airport sunday president biden and the first lady attending the dignified transfer for the fallen suicide members killed in the suicide bomb on thursday. we ll start with the latest on tropical storm ida with today s show cohost al roker in new orleans, and correspondent sam brock in louisiana. al, first to you. new orleans is in the dark. a rare sight. how are things looking? al roker, i think we have a problem reporter: thank you very much. thank you. reporter: yeah, andrea, we are here. this is