adelante, alan. alan: gracias, sasha. conductora dos. ya saben que hoy es el dÍa esperadoa los que nos encanta la telenovela porque se estrena "la desalmada". josÉ ron hablÓ con nosotros hace unos minutos y tenemos la oportunidad de conversar con lidia brito, que regresa la pantalla y vaya que con quÉ proyecto. nos conectamos con ella. que se encuentre mÉxico. muy buenos dÍas. lilia: buenos dÍas. o muy muy muy feliz. >> quÉ gusto saludarte. felices con el estreno. sÉ que ha sido un Éxito. estamos emocionados porque el elenco, la pareja que renace entre tÚ y josÉ ron ha dado mucho de quÉ hablar. lidia: justamente. nos volvemos a encontrar gracias a que el bueno castro nos estÁ dando la oportunidad de estar juntos. a sido un Éxito en mÉxico. primero dios que sea un Éxito allÁ en estados unidos y les gusta el trabajo porque la pasamos muy bien haciÉndolo. lo disfrutamos y el resultado es muy muy bueno.muy bonito. >> oye, cuÉntanos, yo le le preguntÉ eso a josÉ y muy bonito. suÉltame algo que sentÍas algo de cosquilla

alan: aquÍ estamos listos. satcha: millones de personas deben decidir entre vacunarse contra coronavirus o abandonar sus puestos de trabajo. como te hemos informado con aprobaciÓn total de las dos dosis de pfizer cada vez serÍan mÁs las agencias de gobiernoy empresas privadas que por el mandato de vacunaciÓn. karla: tienes yo un tiempo. peggy: luego de la aprobaciÓn completa por parte de la fda de pfizer para mayores de 16 aÑos se ha desatado una lluvia de mandato en torno la inmunizaciÓn, comenzando por el pentÁgono que exigirÁ la vacuna. tambiÉn la universidad de luisiana y minnesota tambiÉnse la exijan a estudiantes, por otro lado aquÍ el alcalde de nueva york dijo que todos los empleados del departamento de educaciÓn nos referimos a maestros y al personal y deberÁ tener al menos una dosis de la vacuna para el 27 de septiembre, esta noticias de gran importancia porquelas escuelas pÚblicas de nueva york son el mayor intento colar el paÍs con mÁs de 1,000,000 de estudiantes, estamos hablando d

alan: y todavÍa sube! [risas] alan: seÑores, tenemos posibilidades. karla: tu no te preocupes, amigo estÁs como el puente. [risas] raÚl: la risa es un remedio infalible contra el mal humor y sobre todo con alguna noticias que llama la atenciÓn. larry hernÁndez envÍa un mensaje a sus fanÁticos mientras se recupera de este covid. el cantante presentÓ una leve mejorÍa y sin embargo dio a conocer que ha perdido 24 libras. cuenta que no se ha podido baÑar en 10 dÍas y que no puede utilizar su voz por Órdenes del doctor. maity: a travÉs de los videos que vemos en pantalla, compartiÓ mensajes de texto, muestra cÓmo le ha pegado la enfermedad y que debido a los problemas de sus pulmones, el doctor de apellido que no hable. pero antes dedico estas palabras a sus fanÁticos. larry: ya no estoy agarrando el telÉfono, estoy descansando para poder recuperarme. ya quiero hablar. me canso. entonces les voy a estar informando tranquilamente como voy avanzando. pero no puedo estar en el telÉfono. poco a poco ahÍ vamos. gracias a todos. los extraÑo, l

alan: ha vacunarse seÑores. raÚl: vamos a un mensaje de las afiliadas. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales sÍguenos en facebook twitter e instagram. revive tus frutos favoritos en despierta amÉrica.com. la de univisiÓn y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: le lleves sobre mojado a jorge da alessio. de entrada lo asaltan. nada rado en el estado de mÉxico a punta de pistola. maity: lo despojaron de dos camionetas. al denunciar esto las autoridades. se lleva una sorpresa. guadalupe andrade platicÓ con el. guadalupe: vivo de milagro se encuentra jorge dalesio. sobreviviÓ al ataque de unos ladrones esperaron el momento mÁs vulnerable. para quitarle con pistola en mano dos camionetas. jorge: sale alguien apuntando con la pistola. se alcanza a ver el vÍdeo los agarra de sorpresa. le pone la pistola en el estÓmago a fabi. nos pidieron todo. unos segundos despuÉs entran dos mÁs con armas. uno se va hacia donde esta mi camioneta y le dice a mi chofer bajate. guadalape: en el vÍdeo se ve cÓmo fueron abordado

alan: cÓmo supo eso? meche: porque las parejas se casan, lo que tÚ no haces por tiempo de casarse por otras razones. por cierto, cÓmo sigues? karla:de aquello? meche: de su vasectomÍa. se siente bien? alan: todavÍa tengo ahÍ unas molestias. meche: cuÁl es el problema? yo pre dije que chef iba a ganar "mira quien baila". [risas] meche:aleyda bailÓ mejor, pero —— chef: eso es culpa tuya, tacher. meche: yo creo que ganÓ por bello. permiso, voy a irrespetar el distanciamiento social. ese mandil no lo puede modelar sin camisa abajo. chef: puede ser que me anime en estos dÍas. [risas] meche:suba los brazos. [hablan a la vez] chef: es que estÁ como apretada. ojo con el peinado. [hablan a la vez] alan: e puso nervioso. chef: me pone nerviosa. carlos: aprÉtale! meche: vayan a mi pÁgina en internet. yo tengo instagram? chef:modele. meche: sube la mÚsica! quiere cocinar una manera distinta, agradable, compra el delantal de yisus! alan: dÓnde, dÓnde? cejas fijas e impecables hasta 48 horas. gel de

alan: quÉ cuentas? maity: los doctores te van a decir cÓmo manejar la ansiedad que producen las noticias constantes sobre los peligros de la variante delta. alan: el ex marido de marisela reacciona en las declaraciones exclusivas que dio aquÍ. maity: se deberÍan acabar las tareas? ya mismo te vamos a decir quÉ opinan expertos sobre si ayuda a los desarrollo de los niÑos. alan: que se acaben o que le bajen un poquito. maity: te pones a hacer tareas con todos tus hijos. alan: las madres. ♪♪ ♪♪ downy: el aroma de tus recuerdos. con frescura y suavidad inolvidables. siente la diferencia con downy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ con precios más bajos y grandes ofertas, este regreso a clases, haz tu primera parada en target. mejoro con el paso de los años. ¡en serio! pero con el tiempo, puedo tener problemas en las encías. colgate renewal revierte el daño temprano de las encías para una sonrisa hermosa y revitalizada. ¡necesito que esta sonrisa me dure! revierte el daño temprano de las encías con colga

alan: cÓmo estÁ vanessa? carlos: debilitada, de braque no es broma, apenas acaba de aprobar la vacuna para las embarazadas. puro amor, pura paciencia. el bebÉ todo bien, hoy tenemos cita pero parece que todo bien. raÚl: asÍ va a ser. seÑoras y seÑores nos va acompaÑar una buena colega y amiga, la bienvenida para rachel dÍaz. [mÚsica] [hablan a la vez] rachel:carlitos, quÉ gusto que estÉs bien.. mac, quÉ gusto verte. feliz de estar acÁ gracias por la invitaciÓn, feliz de conectar con el pÚblico lindo. de verdad que lo aprecio mucho. toda esta semana con gusto y con amor y sÉ que la voy a pasar bien y que tengo un buen equipo conmigo. satcha: bienvenidos a todos y a quienes nos acompaÑan esta maÑana en sus hogares, en horas de la noche miles de personas inundan el aeropuerto internacional de kabul en un intento por escapar de afganistÁn mientras los talibanes toman el control del paÍs, el departamento de estado planea evacuar estadounidenses que estÁn en territorio afgano. entre ellos 100 pe

alan: no canta tu, esa es de mujer. karla:[canta] [risas] alan: sÍguele! >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram, mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com, el app de univisiÓn y a nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: la verdad que me siento bien hasta cuando me dedican esas canciones. karla: andamos desalmados. "la desalmada" cuenta con grandes estrellas. alan: hablamos sobre lo que ha sido trabajar juntos. reportero: espinoza paz en compaÑÍa de fernando castro yen productor josÉ alberto castro, compartieron detalles sobre la telenovela " la desalmada " >> yo no lo podÍa creer cuando tuve la oportunidad de reunirme con el y que me dijo del proyecto de la novela, yo me inspirÉ e hice el tema de venganza, esa canciÓn existiÓ a partir de que platiquÉ con el. >> yo hago mÚsica para hacerlos feliz a todos, que le guste que le escuche, y que puedan sentir lo que yo estaba sintiendo cuando escribÍ la canciÓn y cuando mi papÁ me mandÓ el resumen de la novela. me emocionÓ much�

alan: hay muchÍsimo mÁs. otra gran exclusiva aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", remy valenzuela rompe el silencio reacciÓn al escÁndalo de violencia familiar en el que se vio envuelto. karla: jessica rodrÍguez entrevistÓ a david bisbal. alan: tik tok acaba de hacer un importante anuncios. cala: quÉdate con nosotros en importante anuncios. cala: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". ¿puede dove detener el noventa y ocho por ciento del daño? sandra cuidado un mechón de cabello con dove. las áreas brillantes representan el daño. dove repara con precisión para minimizar toda señal de daño. dove intensive repair. aha, looks like you're in the dove repara con precisión para minimizar toda señal de daño. 'dancing to the beat of my own drum' stage, baby. we're huggies. we got just what you need. and we'll keep you comfy through all your moves. that's it kid, dance like nobody's watching. huggies, we got you, baby. ¿piel opaca? ¡ilumínala! garnier brightening micellar water. ahora con vitamina

alan: por favor, adelante. chef: maÑana disfrutÉ con toda la familia sÁbado futbolero, esta liga mx no te lo puedes perder, dos partidos en la cima de la tabla. alan: seguido del duelo entre los primarios lugares de la liga. leÓn contra mis Águilas, el amÉrica. sea lo que sea por mientras estamos en primer lugar. chef: todo por univisiÓn y tudn no te lo puedes perder. alan: bailamos? chef:venga! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] alan:es que estÁ complicado. continÚa la dura batalla legal entre paulina rubio y colate, la jueza realiza una advertencia a colate y esta pelea tuvo un nuevo giro. chef: este fin de semana vÍvelo en paz, te diremos cÓmo bajarle dos rayitas a la ansiedad y respirar aliviado el medio del caos. alan: rompe silencio la familia de un hispano, aquÍ los escucharÁs en exclusiva. chef: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] alan: ayer, amiga mÍa. sabe que es parte del nuevo melodrama que le pasa a mi familia que se estrena nuestras pantallas. maity:le contÓ a nuestra reporter

manus: alan higgins is with me. alan, there's three very clear camps, between we're not there yet, start in the autumn, and start now. here we are, my question to you, how fast a taper are you assuming we will get? we're at $120 billion a month at the moment. how fast with a go down? alan: manus, the answer to that is what i think they should do, and what they will do. and most likely, it's going to be very moderate. kashkari's on the dovish side, so interesting for him to say two more strong implement up -- employment reports. financial conditions are very loose, whether you look at your own indicator and real rates as deeply negative. so taking some of the stimulus away while markets are well behaved are essential to me, but we can tell the fed is very cautious, so something like $10 billion or $20 billion coming off very slowly, maybe mortgages, because does the housing market really need any more stimulus? so, that's, personally, i think they should be doing it now while markets are reasonably well behaved. the

alan: serÍa un Éxito. el regreso de timbiriche eran como 10 fechas y terminaron asÍ no gira como tres aÑos. te acuerdas de diego? cuando sale de trabajar contigo se va a hacer una gira y le durÓ como dos o tres aÑos. fue un suceso. como que de faltar el tema este de la nostalgia, de los grupos de antes, de los momentos de antes como que siempre hace falta. rashel: no debe ser fÁcil poner de acuerdo a cada persona, las agendas. alan: tienen trabajo, proyectos, familia y luego las bio series son complicadas y hay tambiÉn que ponerse de acuerdo. estÁn haciendo bio series de muchos grupos, creo que estarÍa padre. rashel: el pÚblico lo agradece mucho. el pÚblico lo aprecia y estÁn esperÁndolo, que aprovechen la oportunidad. ni hablar de la de luis miguel. si, me gustÓ. alan: es interesante. muchos dicen que no la vieron pero—— [hablan a la vez] alan:bien por erick con andrea una familia espectacular, tienen un futuro prometedor. me gusta mucho. [hablan a la vez] alan: baila mejor que yo. rashel

alan: de acuerdo. vuelvo con betty. tu tema en mÁs complicado porque tus hijos son mÁs pequeÑos y el uso de la mascarilla en mÁs complicado. cÓmo has lidiado con ese tema? betty: ha sido muy difÍcil. ellos no entienden el valor de poner la mascarilla. en el caso de mi hija me decÍa que no podÍa resistir la mascarilla. tenÍa mucho moco. en el varÓn le dolÍa las orejas. lo que yo hice que al ver que mis hijos tenÍan ansiedad por ir a la escuela, hablÉ con la escuela para ver cÓmo se estÁn preparando. ellos estÁn separando las sillas. los padres hicimos un programa antes de la escuela. ellos podÍan adaptarse primero. la clase era con estudiantes. ellos podÍan ir. tambiÉn me dio la oportunidad de poder probar varios tipos de mÁscara para ellos. ahÍ se fueron adaptando. ahora cuando entran en clase con salÓn de mÁs de 15 niÑos que estuve hablando sobre eso. alan: de lo que me estÁs contando estoy ansioso yo. imagÍnate. vamos con jamie. como adolescente en tu Último aÑo de secundaria. has sentido a

alan: gracias. esta maÑana reacciones a favor y en contra de la nueva polÍtica anunciada por la administraciÓn biden del sistema de asilos, la propuesta destinarÍa mÁs oficiales a la frontera con autoridad para escuchar y decidir en cortes de migraciÓn, esto va permitir brindar ayuda con rapidez pero expulsar a quienes no ser elegibles, dice evelyn piti en vivo desde washington d.c.. edwin: asÍ es, muy buenos dÍas esta anuncio en los departamentos de seguridad a nacional y justicia busca contratar a mÁs agentes para que ellos puedan determinar en la fronteras y los migrantes que solicitan asilo tienen caso de miedo creÍble o no para seguir adelante con su caso de asilo. la no apolÍtica sobre si lo que propone el gobierno de biden Área el proceso mÁs simple y permitirÍa a las autoridades de cÍnica son a acelerar los procesos. >> si alguien quiere pedir asilo o entrevista a la persona que plantea su situaciÓn y si procede el caso, entonces lo van a ser referido oficiales de asilo. edwi

bienvenido, alan. [aplausos] alan: aquÍ estoy, regresamos. esta prueba que se tiene que hacer para entrar aquÍ a univisiÓn saliÓ negativa, estamos listos para servirles como siempre, esto es "despierta amÉrica", programa que hace tus maÑanas diferentes. [risas] satcha: quÉ gusto que estemos todos juntos. a esta hora tenemos las imÁgenes del dÍa que nos presenta astrid rivera. ♪ ♪ [sonido ambiente] astrid: el humo espeso que contenÍa los cimientos y las temperaturas comenzÓ a disiparse el domingo de los pintorescos bosques de california, tras los nÚmeros que luchaban contra el mayor incendio forestal en la historia del estado, se regresaba un clima favorable. el incendio ha arrasado, destruyendo varias casas y numerosos vehÍculos. unas 6000 personas han tenido que ser desplazadas de sus hogares por seguridad, mÁs de 500 bomberos estÁn asignados al incidente. en cÁmara queda captado el momento en el que un grupo de pescadores atrapaba un tiburÓn martillo de ocho pies para luego liberarlo. se puede ver a los pescadores arrast

thank you very much, alan. to farm. thank you very much, alan- i'll _ to farm. thank you very much, alan- i'll be — to farm. thank you very much, alan. i'll be looking _ to farm. thank you very much, alan. i'll be looking at - to farm. thank you very much, alan. i'll be looking at why - alan. i'll be looking at why solar panels are becoming just as common as sheep. into india where this monsoon medley to arrive, but when it did, record—breaking rainfall lead to severe flooding, including here in july. to severe flooding, including here injuly. and intense rain is said to be a factor in certain landslides and this area. this one injuly sending huge boulders towards the destroying a bridge. tropical storm strikes in new york city in august as lightning hits the one world trade center in central park received its highest when our rain total on record. but it is now in terrifying scenes you might think are from the usa, but this is the czech republic. in june with winds up to 200 miles proper ripped through the area. the damage it caused us on the scales so unus

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thanks so much, alan. more from the farm later in the programme when i'll be looking at why solar panels are becoming just as common as sheep in some fields. now, more world weather and to india where this year's monsoon may have been late to arrive but when it did record—breaking rainfall led to severe flooding, including here in maharashtra injuly. and intense rain is said to be a factor in landslides in himachal pradesh. this one injuly sending huge boulders towards and then destroying a bridge. tropical storm henri strikes new york city in august, as lightning hits the one world trade center and central park receives its highest one hour rain total on record. tornadoes now and terrifying scenes you might think from the usa but this is the czech republic injune as a storm with winds up to 200 miles an hour ripped through this area. the damage it caused is on a scale so unusual for a tornado in europe. thankfully, this tornado in canada injune is only reported to have caused minimal crop damage but was

alan ruskin has made a career of that. working at deutsche bank, publishes the most interesting and twisted literature. in this time of our paranoia come our worries, our angst about inflation and such, good to catch up with the chief international strategist of deutsche bank. the team worry about german inflation. the talk about the tail risk. what is your tail risk into q4? alan: i think inflation globally is very much the tail risk. markets have taken a very sanguine view that, particularly in the u.s., the federal reserve is going to be correct that a lot of the inflation forces are transitory. that the possibility that they are wrong and the consequences if they are wrong are enormous, so i would say that in terms of macro risk, this is one of the most elevated risks out there, and it is much more important as a concern then macro risk you have had for quite some time, certainly since covid has broken. tom: the theme from last week's angst to this week's celebration can be institutions changing. arguably, when he faxe

some 1st off, alan. what are you hearing from your and about those evacuations? how smoothly it's been going and in particular, the coordination with the taliban look that there is no doubt that the americans would like to close their eyes and suddenly this be wednesday or thursday with the final hours of this operation carried out and no further loss of life either on the american side or of an afghan civilians. of course, we saw in the last 24 hours that the targeted someone they said was going to send a car bomb towards the airport. under reports that the number of civilians, including children, were killed. the americans want this to happen really as smoothly as they can over the next few hours. the whole idea is to get as many americans out, those, the green card holder was a resident. and those that have the special immigrant visas. and those considered at risk of the americans can fill, evacuate their obviously working with other nations as well. just in case the british of the french of people that also need to know that they have finished their operation

alan: good afternoon. yes, i think the print today was probably slightly lower than the bulls hoped. if we were having this conversation six weeks ago, we would probably have been thinking the u.k. gdp number was north of 7%, and now economists seem to be settling at around 6.8%, and i think part of that has been manifested in the market with the reopening trade. we have seen a lot of the stocks that were big beneficiaries retrench by 20%, 30% in some instances. so i think the froth that was clearly in those names have actually now come out. you can make a very strong argument for, notwithstanding another variant arriving on our shores, that actually some of these reopening trades now are starting to look pretty good value. kailey: anastasia amoroso said she things we have seen a bottom for some of these reopening trades. do you agree with that? alan: i am certainly coming around to that view. we have seen it in the ipo market here in the u.k., which was very active in the first six months of this year. a

thank you alan fish in washington for us. let's go to chris the salumi, who is live at the united nations and kristin, we're, we're hearing about this un security council meeting that's happening later. monday between the 5 permanent members. what are we expecting? yes, we are expecting a meeting of the false security council in a few hours time with the withdrawal of us forces imminent, the united kingdom and france have been pushing a resolution that will guarantee the unimpeded access to the airport for agencies and civilians alike in cobble the un has been sounding the alarm, very worried about a growing humanitarian crisis in the country, particularly after us forces leave and international attention is diverted. just earlier today, the 1st shipment of medicine and surgical supplies from the world health organization made it into afghanistan. but it was only able to do so by flying into mazar, e sharif. a lot of steps were taken in order to get that 8 in because of the security situation in cobble the resolution would al

let's go to alan fisher than he is live in washington. so alan, what do we know about talks between the taliban and the united states in terms of preventing attacks like this and improving security around the apple? it's well, we know that they're in discussions which seems slightly surreal. if you've covered or read about afghanistan over the last 20 years, you'll be aware that since the attacks on $911.00, the u. s. has targeted the taliban by bombing them and know here the odd is the boat to leave with just less than a week left that actually discussing with the taliban higher american forces can be protected and they're discussing the security in the area around the airport. it is very surreal, but what we do know is that there were 12 us service been killed. i'm led to believe it's 11 marines and one medic. 15 have been injured. certainly the us that believe that this was a threat that was coming. they understood that the airport was a soft target. they did everything they possibly could to prevent it. but the reality is that they we

c and speak to alan fisher. he's across all the reaction from the island. i believe we are now hearing from officials that a number of american troops are among the dead. what else are you hearing from the pentagon? the us basset, the cabal highs, confirm just in the last few minutes before american marines have been killed and 3 others have been injured in the bombing at capital airport. interestingly enough, 24 hours ago, the troops that were guarding the gates and processing people through 4 flights to leave from afghanistan were given advice on what to look for. if there was a suspected suicide bomber. that is because there was a high security allowed, they had credible evidence that there was going to be an attack. and so the troops were warned, this is what you need to look for. this is what you need to keep an eye on. i'm still, even after that warning, they were processing people through those gates, risking their own lives to make sure that these people could get out of the country . the bomb blast came at the gate. it was a complex attack. accordi

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alan simpson is. >> well, eventually alan simpson became the u.s. senator from wyoming. and i got elected to the house of representatives in 1974, and he got elected in 1978. but here we are in 1943 in a pup tent together -- >> playing a prank on the bully. >> and we became the very best of friends and to this day we still vacation together twice a year. we go on trips. we have dinner, and i'm on the phone with him probably four or five times a week with him right now. so we are the best of friends, but he is a republican from wyoming and i'm a liberal democrat from california, and, but we are still the best of friends. >> and worked together on the civil liberties act, and that's real interesting. i think that you could probably could have pulled it off on your own, norm, but i think alan was very helpful, if you want to explain how. >> he was very helpful because on the senate side he was very helpful in the beginning getting cosponsors for the bill and getting people to vote yes on the hr-442. and it was named because of the 442nd regiment or com

a wider spread in china would be devastating for the ports. >> alan, i appreciate you. i'm giving insight into how we should think about the potential cost increase from here. i know it is a difficult situation to predict alan murphy. >>> let's take a look at u.s. futures and how wall street is poised to open we have come down a little bit in the positive direction. dow jones industrial average now set to open 60 points lower. we were looking at 80 points drop 15 minutes ago. losses contained nasdaq with an 18 point drop and s&p with a 7 point drop. investors are diffigesting the geopolitical issues that emerged over the weekend we will legalave you with the l pictures of the kabul presidential palace. that's it for us thanks for watching. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our inco

thank from a private go live now to the white house and alan fisher. and i know it's still early there in the us, but any reaction, any common coming out about this tyler bond warning? well, listen, the, there's 2 ways of looking at this. one is the logistical way, which says that the u. s. wants to get this over as quickly as possible. they've already had a briefing at the pentagon just in the last 10 minutes or so. they've told us that in the last 24 hours, the u. s. is managed to transport, $11000.00 people out of the country that's ahead of the ability predictions. they said they would probably have capacity of somewhere between $7.90. so they're already had of shadow that in the last fortnight or so. they've managed to get 37000 people out of there. the problem they've got is they don't know how many americans are actually in afghanistan and incapable, and how many of those americans want to leave. there's also the political problem, joe biden would like this done unlike this, done quickly, because every day there are pictures of chaos at i've got

and what has happened about escape, alan, for sure. there was all the latest for us from washington d. c. thank you so much, allen. well, let's now go across the atlantic and speak to charlie angela. she is in london, forest. charlie, can you give us a sense of what u. s. allies in europe and now saying about what's going on in couple? well, we know that prime minister boris johnson has just been briefed on the situation and he will be sharing a emergency cobra meeting later on this afternoon. now, the area of the blast, which we believe to be near the gate barren hotel, is a particular area of concern for you. k personnel. its being a hotel that has been used by both embassy and military stuff. its been a possible hold as have been messing to try and get the applications processed. so we are waiting for the ministry defense to confirm whether or not that have been any injury to you, k personnel that but we have had some reports attributed to the times newspaper that the been a you take casualties, but we need confirmation really from

thank you very much. alan fisher and washington. thank you alan. will in cobble a taliban is maintaining that there'll be no change that august. 31st deadline is who hearing is charles traffic reports from the afghan capital. the groups growing power and dominance is also causing a lot of wiring concern. another military aircraft takes off from cobble airport on board, some of the 10s of thousands of people who have been evacuated since the taliban sees power over the 15th. and its estimated tens of thousands more desperate to leave. but despite pressure from governments around the world, the taliban said again on tuesday, it would be no extension of the august, the 31st deadline for the remaining nato soldiers and half canister to get out the other one over here. we will not allow the extension beyond august 31st, so the us to remove and evacuate all personnel by the deadline. which i had said the taliban is stopping afghans from going to the airport. islamic emory, he's trying to encourage people to go home, is that the american for inviting peop

ten years later, 114 hours, 22 minutes after leaving earth, alan shepard was on the surface. >> okay. it's been a long way. we're here. >> four minutes later he was joined by ed mitchell. following the tradition of two previous missions, shepard and mitchell planted the flag in the lunar soil. the next job was to load the met, a rickshaw type wagon they would use to transport their tools of exploration and collect its samples. >> one of the big factors in lunar exploration is mobility. in apollo 14, we had the met which let us move further afield than the previous two missions. in the future we'll use the lunar rover, a sort of moon dune buggy. this means less spent getting here to there and more time collecting scientific data. >> we'll stop here and rest. it is heavier than we expected. >> shepard pulled the met while mitchell carried the bar bell shaped package containing a station they would assemble, designed to continue broadcasting data to earth for a year after men departed fra mauro. >> okay. we're proceeding. >> we described before. >> a deep hole. very deep depression compa

but 1st, let's take you to alan fisher. he's at the white house to address that pentagon briefing. so very clear that the message which the pentagon is trying to emphasize is but they've done a huge job when it comes to evacuations, right, alan? that's right. and joint can be a saying that no one could be expected, the government to collapse quite so quickly where people suggesting that that might happen. so there will be questions after this about whether or not there was a huge intelligence failure, as there was 20 years ago. when some of been latin coordinated the attacks in the united states on 911, which precipitated the us going into afghanistan in the 1st place. what was interesting of the 5 rockets that were launched at the airport overnight? only one landed one was intercepted by the rocket system 3 landed outside the airport. but this talk about how they are able to continue to target people. even after the united states pulls, it's what they've talked about for a long time. this over the horizon security capability to be able to still neutralize threats that the c i knew

we're going to have more on that from alan fisher and washington in a moment. first, this report from charlotte, bet us in a couple count donna is on as the us and foreign forces. now i only have until tuesday to get out. and with that means the end of evacuation live here outside the airport. there is people rush, see if they can get on a flight. we understand your with and the telephone have a deal that the telephone originally about to make people to the area who have torn past pieces and you have paid didn't. was it going to have? and i'm here without documents because a lot of people that went to the us on evacuation flights were civilians. so i thought if civilians are going and i served in the army, i should be eligible to go to got to got an offer on everybody's going. so i'm going to my house that won't leave me alone. my wife says get down there. why are you so lazy? i leave the house every day. so my wife stops hastily in a way to control the crowd and try to figure this out. they've been looking for people's paperwork at different locations around a

thank you very much. alan. alan fisher. washington. well, our white house correspondent. kimberly how can joined us live and kimberly, of course, the, the pentagon in general, take the orders from the white house and it would have been president, jo biden's decision to have that reduced force of us troops. not just in kabul itself, but to secure the airport. what further reaction has that been from his administration to all this? well, not. the 1st person we've heard really officially in the capacity is the general, the just rate that we took in its entirety. in fact, what we're waiting for some sort of clarification or indication that the us president may in fact speak to the american public and we have not had that clarification. in fact, instead what we've had are delays or cancellations of the president's schedule as he has been brief to on and off throughout the day at times in the situation room. a classified intelligence setting. in order to monitor respond in real time to the events on the ground in the coordinate with the commanders on the ground, is that cancell

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but 1st let's go to alan fisher. he's also been listening into that pentagon briefing that you've also been listening to alan, a clarification there about just what happened yesterday. and also this acknowledgement that there are still specific threats in that area. well, is certainly something that the americans talked about yesterday. they weren't aware of a threat stream as they call it. they have been waiting for a number of days from ice o k. even though they have moved the perimeter. the gods are running the parameter farther away from the airport. they still see that eyes a threat. what is interesting is that of course, we knew that there were 12 americans that, that numbers know going up to 13 part of the reason for that will be the fact that they had involved at the moment in retrograde. so what's thought that's taking military equipment and equipment that is used by the americans and i've gotten this done and moving it back to other places around the world. and one of the things that would have been broken

the, byes. -- alan dershowitz. you knew you were going up against battleship galactica, right? a what did that signal to you also? >> well, italled i better let our executive -- signaled i better let our executive editors know what i was doing. so i knocked on mindy's, mindy marquez was our executive editor at time, and i said, look, do you have a second? i want to tell you what i'm working on. so we just talked about the case, and i told them this might be a rough one because we're going after some very powerful people, and we had a legal argument, you know, that technically would threaten to sue us. but i told her the story, and i told her about the women, and she ultimately said, go for it. >> and you, so this is around what point, 2017? >> yeah. yeah. >> so you're basically going through months and months of reading documents trying to figure out how to find these jane does, getting sources, mccarty, the former law enforcement -- the chief. and this is in palm beach again, to try and speak to you. that's months

thank you alan. well, it's now move over to the white house and speech correspondent, kimberly how get kimberly, as we've been saying, president biden's schedules been can really up end of the day. he was due to meet the israeli prime minister, but has ended up spending most of a 1000 and the situation room instead. yeah, the us presidents schedule has been changing by the hour and that includes the press secretary. i know last are you did take a shot of the white house briefing room podium, and in fact, the press secretary jen. saki had been scheduled to 16 gmc hold, a press briefing, but with news of the explosions it abby gayden, as well as the baron hotel and cobble that was abruptly delayed. and we do not have time. and yet for when the white house press secretary might hold that briefing, all we know is that it's delayed. now, in terms of the u. s. president and his schedule, i have to admit, after covering washington for more than 20 years, i would be highly surprised to see the white house pr

charles pete conrad, richard gordon, alan bean, the crew of apollo 12 the second manned landing on the face of the moon. their target, the site of surveyor 3. >> ignition sequence start. six, five, four, three, two, one, zero. all engines running. commit, liftoff. >> apollo 12 lifted off in the driving rain. >> pete conrad reports the program is in. tower clear. >> 36 seconds later lightning struck the spacecraft. >> i don't know what happened here. we had everything in the world drop out. >> i'm not sure if you got hit by lightning. >> fuel cell butts, ac bus lights, ac bus overload 1 and 2, main bus a and b out. >> okay. we are all organized again, john. we have had a couple cardiac arrests down here, too, pete. >> i will tell you one thing, it's a first class ride, houston. >> you've got a go orbit. you're looking good. >> in space and on earth they checked out the systems to be sure that the lightning had caused no damage that would endanger the mission. the time for commitment neared. the burn to send apollo 12 to the moon. trans lunar injection, tli. >> apollo 12, houston, the go