Checkpoints, and now u. S. Embassy as alert say the gates may open or closed without notice in that americans should use their best judgment when traveling emphasizing the u. S. Government cannot ensure safe passage. We have team box coverage retired fourstar general jack keane. We begin with jennifer griffin life at the pentagon with the latest ahead of the president. We have just received news that an american commander has just ordered plates resumed fro kabul after a nine hour pause. Fox news has also confirmed the u. S. Military does not have permission to leave the airport in carry out rescue operations even though british and french paratroopers are doing so great no american transport planes ha taken off in the past nine hour due to a logistical bottleneck red foxes learn the u. S. Military does not have permission from the white house to play people directly to the u. S. Despite preparations being made at three american bases. Many of the afghans who have been flown out, about
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