We start with some breaking news. The israeli army says it s retrieved the bodies of six hostages from gaza s southern district of khan younis in a joint operation with its internal security agency. A statement from the hostages families forum said: it comes as the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, is travelling to egypt, as he continues his push for a ceasefire and hostage release deal. We can look at some images live from egypt. These from the jerusalem yesterday, where antony blinken israel had accepted a bridging proposal and urged hamas to do the same. ,. ,. , ,. , same. These are the live shots from e: t same. These are the live shots from egypt where same. These are the live shots from egypt where antony same. These are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken same. These are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken is same. These are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken is now. Egypt where antony blinken is now hoping for a new round of talks wit
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Unprecedented in size You Izmir Tory Airlift out of the country, were watching is the number of people being airlifted out of kabul climb from a few hundred today to 2000 per day. To 5000 per, day to 11,000 per day. Today the pentagon has airlifted 19,000 people out in the last 24 hours. Which is just an astonishing number. Thats one big u. S. Military Cargo Plane of people every 39 minutes. The Wall Street Journal is also reporting tonight, in this confirms what we have from the ap a few days ago, they are confirming tonight that the cia is also conducting additional operations inside afghanistan. Where there actually going out and picking people up by helicopter. Picking people up in kabul. At the airport. But also going beyond kabul into other parts of afghanistan. The pentagon has been the main source of information for the public about these evacuation efforts. The pentagon has not wanted to talk about helicopters going out to extract people in hard get places. But this further re
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. I actually will have more on her in a moment. Elsewhere in florida, theres another republican with potential legal woes closing in on him. Stunning reporting from politico this week details preparations being made by Law Enforcement officials in Palm Beach County who are reportedly actively preparing for how to handle a potential Extradition Demand for the former president if Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance indicts him while trump is at his Crop Cal Golf resort maralago. Theres according to highranking public officials. As politico notes theres a clause in Florida Statute on interstate that gives the governor, in this case ron desantis, to intervene and investigate whether a person should be surrendered to Law Enforcement owe firms from another state. Whew. Joining me now white House Correspondent for Pbs News Hour yamiche elcindor. Also with me former u. S. Attorney joyce vance, an Nbc Contributor and the cohosts of the sistersinlaw podcast.
social media laws. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. nato defence ministers are meeting to discuss the future of the alliance s 10,000 troops in afghanistan, in what will be a critical decision with profound implications. hanging over them, a deadline of may the first, which was agreed between the taliban and the us, for troops to leave the country. that move by donald trump has been described as premature by critics and is now under review by president biden. lyse doucet reports from kabul. a stark snapshot of a gathering storm the national police hospital. doctors tell us they ve never seen so many patients. there s fighting in so many provinces now. this policeman took a bullet. translation: the taliban blew up a vehicle outside school, so i went there to help get the children out. the taliban started shooting and we fired back. i was shot. the bullet hit me here and come out the other side. gunfire. and they re braced for more. this was a tr