to blackhawk helicopters. that equipment is in the hands of the taliban now. the concern that it could end up with isis, al qaeda, other factions operating in the region. so it would not at all be a surprise if given the high concentration of troops and material at kabul airport, the u.s. is looking around saying what is it that we cannot take with us? that we do not want to fall into the hands of the enemy. so we ll destroy it ourselves. we know at the u.s. embassy in kabul diplomats burning sensitive files. they did not want them to obtain for propaganda purposes. we heard the british defense secretary saying, listen, we left humvees and various bits of equipment left behind in al qaeda to make the maximum amount of room on our transport planes to get people out. we haven t been told that anything was scheduled for destruction at kabul airport. it is a possibility as we wait to learn more about this explosion in kabul. okay. thank you so much for that. and for all of you
angeles announced today it will begin operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. this follows the port of long beach s commitment to 24/7 that it had announced weeks ago. 24/7 system, what most of the leading countries in the world already operate on now, except us, until now. this is the first key step toward moving our entire freight transportation and logistical supply chain nationwide to a 24/7 system. here s why it matters. traditionally, our ports have only been open during the week, monday through friday, and they re generally closed down at nights and on weekends. by staying open seven days a week, through the night and on the weekends, the port of los angeles will open over 60 extra hours a week will be open. in total, that will almost double the number of hours that the port is open for business from earlier this year. that means an increase in the hours for workers to be moving cargo off ships, onto trucks and rail cars to get to their destination. and more than
the ukrainian military. this battle will almost certainly be the bloodiest to date. president zelenskyy is vowing that his forces will fight on and we are already seeing efforts to breakthrough ukraine s front lines in three different regions. take a look at this video. it shows these columns of a russian military vehicle heading from the russian border toward the city of iz yum, where russian troops have already been gathering. u.s. officials telling me here to expect a world war ii-like battlefield. in mariupol, the azov steel plant, a out for the city s still stiff resistance. the fate of that city now in the hands of an unknown number of defenders. an hour ago russian forces issued a second deadline for them to surrender. no word on what ukrainians who include civilians, by the way, are going to do. this comes as video shows hundreds of people sheltering in the basement of that steel plant. we re told russian forces are firing at the plant willingly. look at the smoke r
association to get there. unusual classification of not qualified to be a federal judge. they were nominated by donald trump. it s hard to get a not qualified, actually, but she managed to get it. well, to get a lifetime appointment to the federal bench, regardless of what the apa says about you, but to get that appointment when you are 33 years old and have never tried a case, and are serving as an associate at a law firm, which is one step up from an intern, that itself was a little unusual. but you know what, lifetime tenure is a real thing, wow. yeah, and if not qualified to be a judge, how qualified is she exactly for public health decisions like this one that she made? do you think the justice department is going to peel this? the cdc only recently said, we re gonna extend the for a few more weeks, or a couple of weeks, or something. that s a really short extension. so maybe they decided that it was more that they would lifted themselves anyway. but maybe they app
qualified, actually, but she managed to get it. well, to get a lifetime appointment to the federal bench, regardless of what the apa says about you, but to get that appointment when you are 33 years old and have never tried a case, and are serving as an associate at a law firm, which is one step up from an intern, that itself was a little unusual. but you know what, lifetime tenure is a real thing, wow. yeah, and if not qualified to be a judge, how qualified is she exactly for public health decisions like this one that she made? do you think the justice department is going to peel this? the cdc only recently said, we re gonna extend the for a few more weeks, or a couple of weeks, or something. that s a really short extension. so maybe they decided that it was more that they would lifted themselves anyway. but maybe they appeal on the principle of the matter that this is a bad law, what do you think? i don t know, and i think it s a very tricky question. and it s a pol