he stood up and raised his fist and reminded us that our people and our country are always worth fighting for. fear has been infectious in this country but courage can be contagious, too. that too is what it means to be an american. [cheers and applause] he is fearless and is exactly what this country needs right now. it s real simple. has he done it before. and he ll do it again. will we choose joe biden open borders amnesty and chaos o. no. america cannot afford four more years of a weekend at bernie s presidency. [applause] he will bring peace through strength standing with our allies and causing our enemies to fear us. we have a country to save and a unified republican party is essential for saving her. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [chanting fight, fight, fight] [cheers and applause] here we go, look at these guys. [cheers and applause] pete: how are we doing? this is the second hour of fox & friends. and we are live. where are w
languishing in our streets. a exclusive report from l.a. will break your heart. the media and political heads explode over the abortion a roar in texas. the biden administration plays patty cake with the taliban. lara logan has more. you have to go back to pontius pilot to find an individual absolving himself for his actions while throwing out shiny objects to distract people. president biden and his administration are laboring to offshore responsibility for the loss of life in afghanistan and the abandonment of americans there. americans should under the troops should have to be there beyond august 31. and if there s american citizens left, we ll stay until we get them out. the bottom line, 90% of americans in afghanistan that wanted to leave were able to leave. we have americans that get stranded in countries all the time. meanwhile, the biden defense department is focused on critical race theory and the deputy defense secretary in an op-ed is turning her attentio
who gets a blood test, and who doesn t the tough choices facing gps as they deal with a shortage of tubes. wherever we can we will make a clinicaljudgment and only do tests that are absolutely necessary, but with the proviso that no patient should be put at risk. geronimo the alpaca is put down after testing positive for bovine tb. a case that pitches activists against farmers. and she crosses the line, she knows she s won. 16 and counting dame sarah storey equals the record for paralympic gold medals, and she s still got another race to go. and coming up on the bbc news channel. as the transfer window draws to a close we ll round up all the key deals after a busy summer of spending. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it was just one flight out of kabul but it brought to an end the 20 year presence of foreign forces in afghanistan. as america pulled out it left behind an uncertain future for the afghan people and huge questions for the international coalitio
being caused by hurricane ida. millions of people remain without power. there is still heavy rain in mississippi which is causing a crevice to open up in one highway. two people died in that. america s longest war is over. and on tuesday, millions of afghans woke up to a new reality. the taliban is in charge and all foreign forces have left the country. the taliban said its victory belonged to all afghans. but there s widespread concern about how they intend to govern after their brutal rule 20 years ago. more on that later, but first, the withdrawal. late on monday night, minutes before the august 31st deadline, the last us military flight left kabul airport. the evacuation missions are 120,000 people airlifted out of afghanistan. it is america s top military commander in the region. the withdrawal signifies the end of the military component of the evacuation but also the end of the nearly 20 year mission that began in afghanistan shortly after september the 11th 2001. it s
tonight at ten taliban leaders make the most of their first day, in full control of afghanistan, following the us withdrawal. taliban fighters posed with uniforms and weapons left behind by the americans, as the chaotic nature of the final withdrawal was laid bare. we report on the equipment, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, destroyed by the americans to try to thwart the taliban. now it has ended in the worst of ways, and it will live long in memory, here in afghanistan, in america, and far beyond. the image of the last us soldier to leave kabul, is for many a symbol of humiliating defeat, but president biden disagrees. we succeeded in what we set out to do in afghanistan over a decade ago. then we stayed for another decade. it was time to end this war. we ll have more on the forthright and detailed defence of the us withdrawal made by president biden a short while ago. also tonight. a shortage of test tubes means that gps in england and wales are facing difficult de