Evacuate staff from the u. S. Embassy. This as the taliban gained more Ground Today Capturing afghanistans fourth largest city and a major setback for the local government. Meanwhile, President Biden is said to be Keeping Tabs on the taliban takeover from Camp David where he is spending the weekend. Were covering the crisis from all angles. Lucas tomlinson has more on the military action in afghanistan. But we begin with white House Correspondent Kevin cork live from the north lawn. Kevin . Good evening, jon. The White House issuing a statement today. In it five action points, to address the devolving situation in afghanistan. I want to share a couple of the most notable of those five points. The White House making sure that the american people know that they are going to do all they can to safely evacuate The Americans on the ground. The deployment of approximately as you pointed out 5,000 u. S. Troops to faciitate an orderly and safe drawdown of u. S. Personnel. Another note from tha
Rears its ugly head outside a major League Baseball Game. Hear from someone who was there when it happened. Tomorrow or a week from now or two weeks from now itll be someone else. And we begin in Western Europe where a desperate search for survivors is under way following those devastating floods. At least 160 people are now confirmed dead. Hundreds of others still unaccounted for. Rising waters, landslides and Power Outages making Rescue Efforts more difficult. The dutch Red Cross supporting residents in the city. 10,000 people ordered to evacuate their homes on friday due to surging river waters. Meanwhile cleanup has begun in areas where waters have receded revealing whats been lost to the rushing waters. Homes, roads, bridges, even ceme cemeteries swept away. One local official calls this flood a catastrophe of historic proportion. And in the coming hours the chancellor Angela Merkel will see it firsthand. The search continues for those still missing. What is the latest . Reporter
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police officer firing his weapon at the s.u.v. to no avail. the white house saying president biden is monitoring the situation. tough bit of news and way to start the week. good to have you with us today and we ll go through this together. i m bill hemmer live in new york. dana: this is america s newsroom. talked to a friend yesterday on the scene when there was the terrible terror attack, we don t know it s a terror attack. when a car is used as a weapon if it s an accident or on purpose what the police officers and witnesses see is some of the most traumatic images they will ever experience in that your lives and nobody should have to go through that. police have taken a person of interest into custody. no word on a motive. the annual parade was canceled last year due the covid and it s a big event in waukesha. here are some witnesses to the horror. it was the worst thing i saw in my life. hit a whole crowd of kids. there were kids involved. okay. my mom was try
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