plan to evacuate americans from afghanistan by the end of the month is in question. in fact, president biden just moments ago said in an interview that american troops will stay beyond the deadline until all americans are out of afghanistan. that is new. the president insisting all in that interview that he was clear-eyed about the chaos that would ensue following the u.s. departure. you don t think this auto could have been handled, this actually could have been handled better in any way? no mistakes? no. i, i have, i don t think it could have been handled in a way that we we are going to go back in hindsight and look, but the idea that somehow there is a way to have gotten out without chaos ensuing, i don t know how that happens. i don t know how that happens. so for you that was always priced into the decision. yes. bret: today, joint chiefs of staff chairman general mark milley disputed reports that u.s. intelligence predicted a swift taliban takeover in a m
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are christopher hope, chief political correspondent at the telegraph, and ayesha hazarika, columnist for the evening standard and the i and presenter at times radio. welcome presenter at times radio. back. like many of the papers, the guardian leads with today s news that under 30s in the uk won t be offered the oxford astrazeneca covid jab, amid concerns over the risk of rare blood clots. the financial times believes the abrupt shift in guidance could complicate the country s vaccination programme and that downing street have played down the significance of the announcement. keep calm and carry onjabbing the daily mail says politicians and scientists are urging the public to keep faith in the vaccine. according to the times, borisjohnson has begun a campaign to boost public confidence in the jab and ministers and government scientists will embark on a media blitz to convinc
with your friends or your family. ah, yes, the good fences make good neighbors theory of politics. at least for now the arguments are followed by laughter. it s going to be difficult for me to be here after this. oh, i m sorry. no it s okay, it s all right. no one ruins a barbecue like bill weir. bill weir, cnn lake minute minatanka, minnesota. news continues with andrew cuomo primetime. thank you. i m andrew cuomo welcome to primetime millions and millions of americans are desperate and waiting for help and right now, right now, the g.o.p.q is showing their only position is opposition. they re delaying pandemic relief anyway they can. their primary target were the democrats and president biden, who are they really effecting? the starving, jobless and the suffering. america down 10 million jobs. another just last week, unemployment is going to run out in ten days unless the stimulus bill is passed. these people still insist the election was stolenle st
another possible testing requirement amid a nationwide shortage. there has been some concerns about why we don t ask people at that 5-day period to get tested. that is something that is now under consideration. the cdc is very well aware that there has been some pushback about that. looking at it again, there might be an option that testing could be part of that. harris: wow. the cdc, legislating according to pushback. i don t want to say the word politics. we ll just move on. the president also facing a series of court challenges over his federal vaccine mandates. the u.s. supreme court will take up one of the challenges this week. and justices will hear arguments on friday on the federal mandate for large private companies. arkansas governor asa hutchinson said this. it s a little bit ironic. whenever you see the federal mandates on vaccinations, they have in this administration utilized federal power rather extensively and that s one of the things that we are in li
the us national transportation safety board has revealed new details about the door plug that blew off an alaska air jet last month. the 737 max jet left a boeing factory missing four bolts designed to secure the door panel. our north america business correspondent erin delmore has more. this investigation focuses on the bolts used to keep the door in place on the plane. that door is not supposed to open. but it did open onjanuary five and flew off the alaska airjet just after takeoff in portland. now, investigations from the national transportation safety board said the bolts were missing before january five and it appears the alaska airport plane left boeing s factory without the bolts. they were removed to make a repair but it appears not all the bolts were replaced. this is a most diesel we have about what went wrong and it puts the blame on boeing. both details. a supplierfound new boeing. both details. a supplier found new problems with holes drilled on 737 max pl