decision to withdraw from afghanistan saying america s longest war cannot be won it militarily. dana: just as they seize more territory claiming 95% of the country is under their control. fox news is on the ground in afghanistan and we will bring you a live report from kabul where those fighters are advancing. we will bring you that later in the show. trace: at this all comes as president biden s hhs secretary is trying to clean up his comments on back vaccines. save your becerra saying that the government does not keep a database tracking america status. marco, good morning to you. good morning to you. want to get the white house vaccinated and that much is clear but how it delivers that messages facing a lot of criticism. his with the hhs secretary had to say to cnn earlier this week. the federal government had to spend trillions of dollars to try to keep americans alive during this pandemic so it s absolutely the government s business. knocking on a door has never
shooter crossed steve off, that he was movin down a list. reporter: a long list. she came running towards my vehicle. there was blood dripping from her face. reporter: six murders. my guts just absolutely dropped. reporter: in four days. this was a homicide investigation kind of in overdrive, wasn t it? it was. reporter: a city under siege. there was a lot of fear. there was a lot of unrest in the community, people were desperate for a suspect. reporter: who else could have been on that list? i had my own personal terrorist. reporter: and why? people don t get gunned down in their offices. there had to be a link. reporter: the most haunting question of all? could those six lives have been saved? steve always said that these things never happen in a vacuum. there are always warning signs. so losing him the way that we did, was stunning to me. reporter: for an agonizing stretch of nearly four days, the fear was palpable, and paralyzing. the twists
a gun and a grudge. i felt this shooter that he was moving down the list. six murders. in four days. a city under siege. people were desperate for a suspect. who else could have been on this list? i had my personal terrors. and why? the most haunting question of all, could those six lives been saved? steve says these things never happen in a vvacuum, there are always warning signs. it was stunning to me. for an agonizing stretch of nearly four days, the fear was palpable and paralyzing. a killer was on the loose and around phoenix, arizona, systemically shooting innocent victims. a massive manhunt underway, police work around the clock, desperate for leads. did any of it have to happen? this was a tragedy many saw it coming. including the first and most high-profile victim. he was nobody else i ever met. natalie collins met dr. steven pit. he was intellectually honest whether you want his opinion or not. he was for midsable and fair. pit was known for his work
i felt that, when this shooter crossed steve off, that he was moving down a list. a long list. she came running towards my vehicle. there was blood dripping from her face. six murders my guts just absolutely dropped. in four days. this was a homicide investigation kind of in overdrive, wasn t it? it was. a city under siege. there was a lot of fear. there was a lot of unrest in the community, people were desperate for a suspect. who else could have been on that list? i had my own personal terrorist. and why? people don t get gunned down in their offices. there had to be a link. the most haunting question of all could those six lives have been saved? steve always said that these things never happen in a vacuum. there are always warning signs. so losing him the way that we did was stunning to me. hello and welcome to dateline. forensic psychiatrist steve pitt was well known for his work on high-profile criminal cases. when he was shot ou
around mariupol, kovs skating passports holding them in conditions so unrealtime that ukrainian call them a ghetto. the russian military calls them filtration camps. people forced together to sleep on the floor. horrific conditions there. we ve more to come on all this in a moment. in the wake of the bombshell draft opinion that could overturn roe v. wade, cnn s brand-new poll finds most americans do not support that. 66% say that they don t want to see roe overturned. but what happens if that happens? what happens? so we ve got to look at what could be who could be prosecuted and where. coming up. plus we have lots of new developments tonight on the manhunt for the alabama corrections officer and the inmate she is accused of springing from jail. their escaped vehicle found abandoned in tennessee. they apparently tried to spray paint it. a tow truck driver saying the suv was in the road blocking traffic and look like someone had broken down and left it there. we re sort o