patriotic spirit. this wasn t about covid, following the signs were plummeting sound policy, the number of infections is already going down and vaccinations are going up. after claiming 70% was the threshold for vaccination, claiming he would never issue a vaccine mandate biden s puppeteers pull his strings again in the opposite direction. if they cared about covid they would have shut the southern border down and refuse to resettle more than 1 million migrants, if they cared about covid they would be loading safe therapeutics that actually work, they wouldn t be banning them and if they cared about over they would be talking about natural immunity and how ineffective many of these masks are especially the cloth ones that slowing viral spread. the entire exercise yesterday was political. it is not against covid but against the inevitable collapse of biden s presidency. use drowning in bad poll numbers and democrats are bracing for a bloodbath in the midterms. biden s angry sp
arriving at the white house today. we understand that they met with president biden. the administration is aiming to evacuate tens of thousands of people from afghanistan by august 31st. but there appears to be a major disconnect between the stated u.s. evacuation plan and what s actually happening on the streets of kabul. okay, so what you re hearing are these pops of gunfire used to control the crowds. these are crowds of civilians trying to get inside the airport in kabul. a warning, these pictures we re about to show you are graphic. a photographer for the l.a. times captured this. you see these are children, one of them at least, people being beaten with whips and sticks and what that photographer described as taliban violence. the pentagon says that it is aware of this, quote, harassment and that u.s. military leaders are communicating with the taliban in kabul. now, the pentagon says in the last 24 hours, 18 military planes have flown roughly 2,000 passengers out
necessarily. that seems unlikely given all that we ve heard about this. or, you were with astrazeneca, they basically said continue on, but not for everyone. not for certain age groups. so we ll see. in addition to the six women that you talked about, you mentioned there s a woman in oregon who they are investigating. is this related. also now we heard overnight a woman in texas as well. so a couple more patients that the advisory committee may be looking at but still very rare. so likely it s going to come out again just with maybe some caveats. we ll know for certain by tonight. by dinnertime tonight, we lldef that. the seven-day average of vaccine doses administered has dropped below 3 million shots per day for the first time in more than two weeks. it means fewer people are getting vaccinated every day than were a few days ago. what does this mean? i d like to see a little bit more of a trend here to see what s going obut we ve anticipated there would be this point wh
assassination attempt. another hour of velshi begins right now. ght now. good morning, saturday august 20th. not am in the 6 am in the west, i m ali bell. she hardly a day passes without a development in the investigation that is somewhat connected to donald. trump that is because there are no fewer than four current and ongoing criminal investigations. related to the president himself, relative to have ever set of inquiries across multiple states. it all culminated in an fbi search of his private awaits us in palm beach florida. let s go to, new york where trump spent the vast majority of his life and career before he became president. he is facing a pair of inquiries into his company s business practices. when is a civil case which is headed by the new york, state attorney general letitia james. he was looking into whether the trump organization lied about the value of its assets, either to receive loans from the bank or to avoid paying its fair share of taxes. trump appear
the college, the station, all of these buildings were invested in from funds from the eu. funds which won t necessarily be replaced by governments in london and cardiff. my first question is why did people vote in large numbers against the european union, the source of so much investment in this community? good evening. ‘twas the night before brexit. one more sleep , as one leave supporting blog tweeted today. by this time tomorrow, the prime minister will have triggered article 50 and britain s departure from the european union will be officially under way. as we will hear over the course of tonight s programme, there is much still to be resolved. in a moment, emily gets marine le pen‘s take on brexit and, of course, a whole lot more. but first i m joined by our political editor nick watt in the studio, and by our diplomatic editor mark urban in berlin. nick, what is exactly going to happen tomorrow? it will have the feel of a budget day. theresa may will brief colleagu