Because there is nowhere to receive them. Ill talk about just bottlenecks and i think i talked about that earlier. As we those that Depart Kabul and get to those staging bases within U Com or Cent Com aor, we are ensuring that we place evacuees in one of the 14 locations to prevent a bottleneck sos that our increased throughput, increase that number that theyre able to hold there, Cent Come and U Com are continuing to coordinate together and with the Joints Staff in Trans Com of where to put those evacuees to allow flights to leave kabul. Those On Kabul, there is no constraint of allowing flights to leave today. We expect the throughput that we saw in the last two days to be able to continue with no bottleneck and others. We continue to manage that on an hourly, minute basis to ensure in a we know where to fly people to. Do you have enough people in the Airport Compound now in kabul i dont have the exact number. But there are evacuees On Kabul right now being processed through all stag
Getting people on planes and those planes in the air because there is nowhere to receive them . I will talk to you about just bottlenecks. I talked a little bit about that earlier. As we those that Depart Kabul and get to those staging bases within U Com or centcom, thats the coordination i was talking about earlier to insuring that we place, you know, evacuees in one of those 14 locations to prevent a bottleneck so as our increased throughput, increased that number that they are able to hold There Centcom and U Com are continuing to coordinate together and what the joint Staff And Trans com of where to put those evacuees to allow flights to continue to leave kabul. So as we look at those on kabul, there is no constraint of allowing flights to leave today. We still expect the throughput that We Saw in the last two days to be able to continue with no bottleneck at others. We continue to manage that on an hourly Minute Basis so we know where to fly people to. Do you have enough people in
weekend over the spending bill trying to avoid a government shut down. results of the sham audit in arizona proves president biden won. talk about awkward. why two hosts of the view were asked to leave the set on live tv minutes before they were set to interview vice president kamala harris. we are so grateful you are with us this morning. thank you for keeping us here today. let s talk about the cdc director. standing by her recommendation to make a third dose of the pfizer vaccine available for the millions of frontline workers who are at risk because of their job. members voted against the authorization but says the final decision is ultimately up to her. i want to be clear i did not overrule an advisory committee. they deliberated hours this was a scientific close call. in that situation, it was my call to make. at least 70% of eligible adults are vaccinated. severe infections of the unvaccinated surge. in central massachusetts, an area is so overwhelmed
florida could be cleared in weeks. why the families are speaking out against the sale. what they want to see happen there. saturday, september 25th. again, we are so grateful to share your company on this weekend morning. always a pleasure to be alongside you, christi. let s start with pfizer s covid-19 booster shots because they re now available for millions of americans after cdc dr. rochelle walensky split with her agency s vaccine advisers by recommending a third dose for people considered high risk based on where they work. yeah. more than 2 million people with compromised immune systems may have already received that dose. the recommendation now expands to grocery store workers, teachers and of course health care workers. the country is now seeing a 13% decline in new cases compared to last week. but dr. walensky says the country cannot boost its way out of the pandemic. hospitals across the country are still under immense pressure. icu beds are scarce. comm
thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these truly extraordinary times. we are grateful. the beat with katie phang in for ari starts right now. hi, katie. hi, nicolle. thank you so much. welcome to the beat for the rest offuous. i am katie phang in for ari melber. we start with flashing warning signs for american democracy at a pivotal moment in the american campaign season. as of tonight president biden and former president trump have clenched the threshold for meeting they primaries. it s the earliest matchup in nearly a quarter of a century. in 2000 al gore and george w. bush clenched their nominations just four days earlier than joe biden and donald trump. of course, that election ended at the united states supreme court. and this election starts there. trump set to make the unprecedented argument for total presidential immunity in his coup case next month, as accountability for january 6th rioters dpriends forward. just today a federal judge ordering