In its final hours. With a huge campaign blitz set to kick off tomorrow, kamala harris is about to make one of the biggest decisions of her political life. Can her new running mate serve as a boost to what has already been a rocketfueled start to three months of the presidential race? plus, stocks getting crushed today. A financial meltdown slamming full speed into wall street. Wiping out billions of dollars in the process. But after the dow slid more than a thousand points earlier today, the markets have rebounded at least a little. There you see it down 901. We ll explain what is going on. And it is no longer a hurricane, but tropical storm debby has the power to make life dangerous and devastaing for millions of americans. The storm is now setting its sights on georgia and south carolina, bracing for catastrophic flooding. So how bad is it going to get? a lot to get to. We start with the political obsession over who kamala harris will pick as her running mate. Now reaching fevered p
All flights at new orleans international airport tomorrow have been canceled. All of them. We re covering the updates on this storm this evening. Also, the major breaking news we re following this hour out of georgia. The embassy in kabul just moments ago issued a security alert at the airport telling u. S. Citizens to leave that air immediately because of a specific and credible threat. This comes just hours after a new warning from president biden that another terrorist attack at the kabul airport is, quote, highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours. After the pentagon confirmed two high profile isisk targets were killed in a drone strike overnight in retaliation for killing 12 service members and many other afghans. They re saying it s possibly a category 4 hurricane. Are people still there? yeah. There are a few who are still here still holding on, even given that houma, where i m standing right now, could be ending up ground zero where hurricane ida ends up making landfall. That is
What i found was interesting about what the mayor said was she said it would not compromise the search and rescue mission. I think maybe we should all try to press her on why she feels that way because, again, we re going to show you what she s talking about here. This is the building. This is the part where we presume where the rest of it will be demolished in the days ahead. When she says it s not going to compromise the search and rescue mission, that s what s going on to the left. You see all these people on top of the rubble and there could be people between that view and where this building is where we cannot see where this hotel below us is obstructing that part of the view. A key question is how are they going to do it so it doesn t compromise anything that s going on over there and doesn t eng danger those people. I m sure they will pull people out when they re demolishing it. But how does it not compromise what s going on there just to the left where they re trying to pull po
Says it s concerned about the indian variant. We visit one of the many british museums to open their doors again after nearly five months of lockdown. Hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. Joe biden has expressed support for a ceasefire in gaza, and said the us was engaging with egypt and other partners towards that end. In a phone call with the israeli prime minister, joe biden also expressed his support for israel s right to defend itself against indiscriminate rocket attacks, while at the same time, urging mr netanyahu to protect civilians. More than 212 people, including 61 children, have died in gaza, and 10, including two children, in israel. With the latest, here s our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. Nightmares come true in gaza for parents and their children. This mother couldn t talk about the air strike that engulfed them last friday. Eight year old mustafa alzahana and his mother are further down the children s ward at shifa, gaza s main hospital. She says
And we visit one of the many british museums to open their doors again after nearly five months of lockdown. Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. Joe biden has expressed support for a ceasefire in gaza and said the us was engaging with egypt and other partners towards that end. In a phone call with the israeli prime minister, the us president also expressed his support for israel s right to defend itself against indiscriminate rocket attacks, while urging mr netanyahu to protect civilians. More than 212 people, including 61 children, have died in gaza, and ten, including two children, in israel. With the latest here s our middle east editorjeremy bowen. Nightmares come true in gaza for parents and their children. This mother couldn t talk about the air strike that engulfed them last friday. Eight year old mustafa alzahana and his mother are further down the children s ward at shifa, gaza s main hospital. She says mustafa trembles when he hears israeli attack