I95. Multiple vehicles. First tonight, president biden speaking to the american people for the first time since dropping out of the race for president. Tonight, what we ve just learned about this address tonight, not a rally, instead, defining this historic moment. And the president s decision. Vowing now to fight for vice president kamala harris, who was on the trail again today. Mary bruce and what she s learning tonight. Also at this hour, donald trump back on the campaign trail in charlotte, north carolina, for the first time since president biden bowed out. Trump s new line of attack tonight, and trump lashing out over the fact that he now faces a new challenger. Rachel scott live in charlotte. The welcome and the protests. Israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu s address to a joint meeting of congress. Fiercely defending israel s actions with gaza, with no mention of a ceasefire. The violent clashes outside. Martha raddatz and matt gutman both there. The attempted assassinatio
Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that s really hoping we don t have to pull out our umbrella this weekend. I m alicia menendez on this friday, august 20th. We ll start with the news. Facing intense criticism over the exit from afghanistan, president biden will deliver remarks on the evacuation efforts. As of yesterday afternoon the u. S. Had evacuated thousands of americans since saturday when the government began to collapse. Nbc news correspondent kelly o donnell has the latest. Reporter: u. S. Officials say another 6,000 people made it safely to the kabul airport awaiting evacuation. Pressed repeatedly, officials at the departments of state and defense could not say how many americans still need to be rescued. I don t know with that level of detail. We re just not in a position to give a number right now. Reporter: in an interview with abc, the president defended the evacuation mission despite chaos near the airport. Well, there s but, look. No one s being killed
This writer and why beautiful west virginia at the greenbrier? it is not about the accommodations but the cold war about what made the midwest great starts now. Almost from the moment world war ii ended the cold war began and we knew remembering how world war ii ended slight eisenhower had to come up with a way for the government to survive in case of a nuclear attack takes place for this edition of what made america great to go inside the greenbrier from one the bunker to find out what would happen if the attack actually happened but for that you have to we officially q1 a special flight to get your to one dash tour we have landed to white for for springs west virginia. It s a beautiful a tiny town of 3000 right away a little suspicious why would a town the small need a runway 7000 feet long? it was chosen as a place to sustain the government there a nuclear war. Why? what does it look like? time to find out. The greenbrier in some way shape or form since the 18 thirties that took th
sanitary, dozens of soldiers buried here, only a handful of black africans. war cemetery. driving tests get the green light in england and wales but there s a backlog of hundreds of thousands. and the footballer marcus rashford gets on side with michelin starred chef tom kerridge to create cheap, healthy family meals. and coming up on the bbc news channel. real madrid president florentino perez is insisting the idea of a european super league is not over, merely on standby, with some clubs still involved in trying to find a solution. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. president biden has pledged that the us will aim to at least halve its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, compared with 2005 levels. the president is hosting 42 global leaders at a two day virtual summit aimed at tackling climate change his adminstration is hoping that other big polluters will follow its lead. 0ur chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt reports. is this the moment