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that was ten years ago. think about that. we re going to stay until we have a deal or we have total victory. i learned the hard way there was never a good time to withdrawal u.s. forces. the taliban is continuing its offensive across afghanistan. tal taliban fighters have broken through the front line. the afghan army collapsed and the central government has fallen. panic fills the air in kabul. president biden said this is not going to be a saigon. guess what? there has been an explosion outside kabul airport. 170 afghans killed. 13 american troops killed. i stand scquarely behind my decision, it s time to end america s longest war. is it a mistake? i think it is, yeah. i think the consequences are going to be unbelievably bad. i must see it s defeat for the united states. i think the president is right. enough is enough. what was all of this for? that has to be the question veterans are asking. two decades, more than $2 trillion, more ....
take on this law, because it was specifically designed to deflect legal challenges. we re really looking specifically who they re focused on, who is the defendant in whatever action they re going to take because historically when you want to challenge an over restrictive abortion law you would traditionally go after the government, the one who would be enforcing punishment for anyone that violated the law. here the law is designed so it is not the government that imposes punishment. every citizen is deputized to bring an action. that s why it is difficult to bring a challenge against the law. even if you succeed in getting temporary or permanent relief against one person, you have all of these other people that can potentially sue these providers, which is right now providers say they re not performing abortions after six weeks. now, the attorney general is under enormous pressure from fellow democrats to do something to stop this law, but so far the ideas he s put fort ....
exceptions for rape or incest. we will bring you the attorney general s comments as soon as he starts. we re also watching the white house, where this afternoon president biden will unveil his new six-part strategy to try to curb covid. the plan includes his executive order that requires all federal workers and contractors to be vaccinated with no opt out for regular testing. today his chief medical advisor dr. fauci said the pandemic is under not even modestly good control. the u.s. is averaging 150,000 new cases every single day with the delta variant preying on the unvaccinated. we have an average of 1500 americans a day dying from the virus. compare that to the fourth of july. the case average was about 12,000, deaths were at 200 a day. right now nearly 100,000 americans are in hospitals with covid. also, at the same time the president is set to speak, los angeles unified school district will hold its meeting where it s expected to approve a vaccine mandate for ....
towers there. innocence lost. join me of a moment of silence. they kept on saying a terrorist attack. 20 kwyears later. do you think that day affected your life, of two you are today? not many people would have thought i would become a cop. i had my stumbles, i have been to prison twice. it is always going to be about our lives. there were only 16 of us with him. we get to be the people two tell story. their story in a cnn special report. front row to history. the 9/11 classroom. hello, i am victor blackwell, most of us remember where we were on september 11th, 2001. i was in college and i remember clearly walking into class and seeing my professor fixated on the tv, his hands was over his mouth and i looked at the tv and i saw smoke bellowing from the skyscraper. that was all i knew. i remember seeing the president surrounded by young school kids that morning. we learned president george w. bush got words of the first plane crashed into the center ....
announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. the taliban are pushing ahead with their offensive in northern afghanistan in their quest to take control of the last holdout for resistance fighters. on sunday, fierce fighting was reported in the panjshir valley with both sides claiming to have made gains. now, the leader of the national resistance front says he supports calls for an end to the fighting and is ready to talk once the taliban withdraw their fighters. meanwhile, a vital lifeline for afghanistan has reopened. the kabul airport is now seeing more domestic flights resume, and on sunday aid planes brought in more than 50 tons of medical supplies and food. and while the taliban have taken a key step in reopening the airport, they still haven t announced what their new government will look like. nic robertson has the details on that. nic. reporter: the taliban are still yet to announce who s going to be in their government. they ....