Country and we build a database. But lots of americans don t deregister. So a number of people come, they sign up and then they leave and never let us know they left. So we can t know for certain exactly how many americans in country. We will get any american who wants to get to the airport and who we get in contact with who says, i want to get out and get on a plane. We will make that happen. This is a risky operation. We right now have established contact with the taliban to allow for the safe passage of people to the airport and that is working at the moment. One of the contingencies we are very focused on, laser focused on, is the potential for a terrorist attack by a group like isis k which is a sworn enemy of the taliban. So that s the president s national security adviser. That s a heck of a claim he just made. If you re an american and want to get out of there, they ll get you out of there. The president said they can air lift 5,000 to 9,000 people a day currently out of kabul.
Make that happen. This is a risky operation. We right now, have established contact with the taliban to allow for the safe passage of people to the airport,, that is working, at the moment. One of the contingencies we are very focused on, laser focused on, is the potential for terrorist attack by a group like isis k, which is a sworn enemy of the taliban. That is the presidents national security adviser, that s a heck of a claim he made, that if you re an american i want to get out of there, they will get you out of there. Pentagon says the military can airlift 5000, and 9000 people today currently out of kabul, so far the u. S. Has airlifted about 7000 people out of afghanistan. Not all of them american, which by the way, has been a herculean effort by the u. S. Air force, the airborne, the marines who are there and others. National security adviser jake sullivan just referred to one of the biggest obstacles to evacuation, taliban fighters and their armed checkpoints surrounding the a
People will never get one. We ll take a look at the winners and losers from the taliban takeover of afghanistan and we hear from an award winning photo journalist who spent years documenting life for afghan women under the taliban. Also on the programme. Waiting for aid and answers. Why is it taking so long for help to reach the victims of haiti s catastrophic earthquake? and thirty years on from the failed coup in russia by communist hard liners. What is its relevance today? it s seven in the morning in singapore, and 3:30 in the morning in kabul. The taliban had promised there would be no retribution against those who worked with us forces. They also said that afghans would be free to leave the country, if they had the right papers. But today both of those promises look uncertain. An intelligence briefing for the united nations says the taliban are stepping up their search for so called collaborators. That includes those who served in the afghan military or police. And the internat
I m kim blrunhuber. We re following breaking news out of afghanistan where taliban fighters have claimed two of their biggest prizes yet, the country s second largest city kandahar and the capital of helmand province lashkar gah. Cnn can t confirm this and you had then discity, but taliban fighters claim that they seized hundreds of weapons, vehicles and ammunition. Afghan forces appear to either surrender or flee. So the taliban now control 14 provincial capitals, harat, the third largest city fell on thursday. Meanwhile the u. S. Is deploying 3,000 additional troops to kabul to help evacuate american citizens. Let s bring in nick paton walsh who is live in london. Nick, it is stunning since you and i spoke yesterday by my calculation four more provincial capitals have fallen, but the latest two lashkar gah, two huge prizes for the taliban. Speak to the significance of the lot of these cities. Reporter: yeah, kandahar birth place of the taliban under intense pressure over a matter of
Activity as soon as labor day. That is off. Wells fargo, cnn, nbc, microsoft, google and apple and lyft and a host of others senting a signal that is widening as we speak that getting back to work inperson isn t going to happen any time soon. Welcome, everybody. I m neil cavuto. This is your world. We re on top of that and on top of inflation. You probably know better than anyone what it is costing you to buy everything from groceries to well, you name it, gasoline and all of that. Inflation as a wholesale front is running at a clip of almost 8% year over year. So you have been seeing wages go up in the vicinity of 4%. The things you want to buy on the wholesale level are double that. What to make of that and the trend that this could be setting with susan li with the latest. Hi, susan. The wholesale price that tells us it s not just consumers. But companies are paying more to make their products. You can bet if companies pay more, consumers pay more. Wholesale prices have jumped 8%. T