The largest number so far of people evacuated from the airport in kabul in a 24hour period. Its a really big number. 10,400 people. 10,400 air lifted out of kabul on sunday by u. S. Military aircraft. Now that again is a big number. It will have to continue to meet the clear need that is there. And it has been complicated by a whole slue of other developments. The airport, the scene of a deadly firefight overnight, involving u. S. , german and afghan forces. Afghan guard helping secure the base was killed by some kind of fire. Unclear whether it was Opponent Fire or friendly fire. No americans were injured in that attack. After president biden said he is considering extending the afghan Withdrawal Deadline now, new this morning, a taliban spokesman tells cnn that all u. S. Forces must leave afghanistan by The End of the month. They dont want to see any extension. Thats raising questions about whether afghan allyies, people who helped u. S. Troops over the course of the war, are going t
Frustration is on everyone, and you have been covering this story from your own time in afghanistan and before that for so many years. And when you get to The End what is The End of a of the War Chapter of this story, thats when all sorts of emotions take over. And so its were all going through this. Yeah. And just to see the Super Human Effort that had to be exerted to bring about a small rational Human Outcome that should not have been that hard to achieve, it is you exalt in the achievement and just you are equally horrified that this is what it takes and that the System Isnt working and that you have to you have to, you know, connect this many Hail Mary passes in a row in order to make it work for somebody. Its just a lot. Its a lot. What im always hoping for in the horrors of War Stories which includes the horrors of The End of War Stories is that it makes people think the next time about their decision to go to war because we arent able to go to war without dealing with the horro
the white house a favorite new corporate from allison america s cities but not the criminals or the left s bad policies. can we will ask these business owners what they think about biden s handling of the crime crisis. month after the us was real a major admission from the biden administration about the americans they left behind, you re watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. carley: let s get straight into it. 36 people are now confirmed that in kentucky with more than 100 still missing. it is killed dying in a destroyed candle factory where surviving staff and management threaten their job if they fled. jillian: caroline joins us live on the ground in mayfield, one of the hardest hit areas. reporter: good morning. the governor says it to be over a week before we know the final death town because of hundred kentuckians are still missing at this hour. here is the governor. we are up to 74 kentuckians we have lost. the age reporter: oakland kuhn is
we re glad to as mentioned on fox & friends. we re waiting pope francis to give his easter blessing. so happy to have you with us on this day of hope, a day of renewal and day of forgiveness. rachel: we think of the resurrection, the meaning of why we re on earth, our salvation, i ve been thinking a lot this morning about christians persecuted around the world. christianity remains the most persecutorred religion in the world. a special prayer for all of those in china, in africa, in you know, all kinds of places around the world. in cuba for example. people who cannot do as we re doing openly celebrate the resurrection of christ. pete: a wonderful point. something to contemplate today, especially with a world so much awry. the fact we can sit on a couch and profess the name of jesus christ we take for granted. so many places they cannot. beautiful images from vatican city. we believe the spoke will speak. there will be real-time english translation we will bring as well. a
wire. we are now just four days from election day. control of the senate and the house up for grabs as republicans and democrats are now vying for every vote. the candidates and their surrogates right now as we speak fanned out across the country. right behind me pictures of rallies in battleground states, wisconsin, georgia, ohio and pennsylvania. the republican pennsylvania senate candidate dr. mehmet oz is just wrapping up a rally. he s neck and neck with his democratic opponent john fetterman. and the winner of that race in pennsylvania could literally determine control of the entire u.s. senate. so as of tonight, first, the senate races in georgia, nevada, and pennsylvania. all of these considered total toss-ups, anybody s game. arizona, new hampshire, wisconsin and north carolina tilt slightly in terms of one party or another. there is an incredible amount of uncertainty in these final hors of campaigning and there is no room for error for democrats. that s how many sea