and i think the u. s. also were looking at a map of afghanistan, which had provinces. districts on it. the taliban looked at a map of that had the tribal divisions, and i've got to start on it and they managed to work those tribes. they managed to find the right power brokers so that they were able to take province of the province. and in many cases, there wasn't much of a fight. of course, at the provincial capital that valid taliban also took control of every major border crossing in the country. the last to be seized was the crossing toward come one of the largest gateways between afghanistan and pakistan. come all hide reports on that now from islam of eyes, hitch rated at the end of the hive of bars. down of tor come the border and i did the dream li, crucial. however, budget on her clothes that border because of go over restriction now dated backlog on both sides where door that there was no fighting or the single bullet fired attached to remain between the dollar bond. and the avalon border police t

s. evacuation of the embassy and also of the u. s. role in the 20 year war itself. let's take a step back. this is manifestly not saigon. the fact the matter is this, we went to afghanistan 20 years ago with one mission in mind, and that was the deal with the people who attacked us on 911. and that mission has been successful. we brought a lot to justice a decade ago. our k to the group that attacked us has been vastly diminished. its capacity to attack us again from afghanistan has been right now, does not exist. and we're going to make sure that we keep in place in the region. the capacity, the forces necessary to see any reemergence of the terrorist threat and to be able to deal with it. so in terms of what we set out to do and f canister and we've done it, i am not at all sure whether members of congress would agree with the secretary's assessment. they were briefed on a conference call with blank and also with lloyd dog with lloyd austin, the secretary of defense, and several republicans have pointed recrimination that the bite administration calling this a cat

and the u. s. also agreed to release 5000 taliban prisoners unilaterally. now as our nato forces started to pull out, the taliban has moved in to fill the void. and you can see on the map right here, the terrorists group is taken huge areas of us kind of on under control, but particularly in the northern region right here. that's where a lot of the violence is still ongoing, is also where the militants have recently seized as we understand now, a 6th provincial capital in less than one week. now, many experts warn but the taliban may soon recapture the entire country. that's gotten military forces, seemingly powerless to hold back and bonds. over the course of the past 20 years, the war in afghanistan has left 47000 civilians dead while almost 3000 soldiers from america and the u. k. have lost their lives for american tax payers. the war is looking at an estimated trillion dollars plus and for the u. k. the bills about 40000000000 pounds. i'm a lender, mister, a professor of international political science. he told us the future for i've got his don. looks

the u. s. also position itself under the us, not challenging is leadership. and also trying to solve excepting the so called rules based international order, in which the us makes rules for trying to do, but it does. so it's so this created, it will explain a lot of the apartment from, from the china, the china, on the other hand, is starting to look towards us. well, in the way of a model s d, my point out as well. it's a political system can't really do much at the moment. it's very much polarized, seem to be undergoing a cultural revolution. technological they're, they're, they're, they're struggling as well. they're economy is in bad shape, infrastructures and folding. you have this huge concentration of, well social economic presentation. even america allies, really, as we discussed with nor stream is really taking their orders anymore. and so that they don't see the united states united states in relative decline, which is a reasonable conflict. terese so. so why, why should they be lectured around by the united glenn people in china that remember the g

and the u. s. also agreed to release 5000 television prisoners naturally. as a nato forces started to pull out, the taliban house move to fill the void. you can see here on this matter, bring up fuel. the red area is essentially under taliban control. the latest major flare ups right along here. the northern border of afghanistan. that's where basically the flare up is happening where afghan forces are battling taliban millison. we do understand though, that northern region is where militants have now secured that 6 provincial capital in less than a week. now many experts warned that the taliban may soon recapture all of the country. that's gotten military forces, seemingly powerless to hold back the advance. now, of course, over the last 20 years, the war there is laughter. 47000 civilians dead waller, almost 3000 soldiers from the us and u. k. have lost their lives. we spoke to one of the guests we had earlier in the program, alessandra mitchell, who says, basically the future of afghanistan looks bleak. the visa recommend closing up to members that pops

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the deal with the u. s. also forces germany to agree to impose sanctions against russia. if washington determines that moscow is in fact, using energy as a weapon, german chancellor merkel pointed to this part of the agreement to say she believes it will keep moscow in check. as from my letter from my side, i want to make it clear that i see the german american paper as a commission of the german government to precisely prevent, with president de leno, concerned about, namely, the energy would be used as a weapon. that is exactly what is presented in this paper. i appeal and apart from that, i must say that it is not a german russian project. there are companies from the netherlands, from franz, from austria, and from germany, connected to the project merkel. also, providence still waiting on more information from europe, but we are ready here and i want to say it again. i've said it publicly and i want to emphasize that we are read, receive an answer, including from our european partner, if the how much gas they are ready to buy. there has been a lot of protest over the

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there are also reports that the u. s. also carried out as strikes around alaska. got the government also saying that they have killed taliban, they say 40 tell about they killed overnight in alaska area. moving to the neighbor, neighboring province, and the 2nd city of afghanistan, canada ha, ongoing violence that in the city of canada, the airport were told has been repaired, but flights have not yet thought to land in kandahar and that the border areas spin bolduc the border. remember controlled by the taliban for some time. now. flash fresh clashes have gone on that in a wraps in the west about got a son perhaps a little quieter in iraq city, but still clashes reported and also hadn't rock providence around shouldn't done airfield, which was one of the big basis for the u. s. and nato that has been fighting reported. don't tell you much in recent days about the east of africa understand. but in language, in actually in district that has been a taliban attack that the taliban saying that they killed 10 soldiers and placed the government saying that the casualtie

and the u. s. also agreed to release 5000 taliban prisoners unilaterally or they rise at the telephone. that's just one of the many issues facing afghan. this done, the countries not going through a humanitarian crisis with widespread poverty. fueling a vast block at market where you can buy drugs, weapons, even human organs are teas. new documentary has revealed how afghan people are deliberately selling their kidneys to make ends meet. you can watch the full program on our channel, but for now here's a quick preview. the other stuff and need to talk to the, you know, actually trying to find out what's going on with the for sure. you previously mentioned that you may need to check on it for me, which one you want to use and about what we're doing today i'm doing the able to do was i got to get how do you think it's not me going to be as long as you need any, does that quote that we should this is our t still ahead. despite the political attentions and hostilities between the 2, russia has become t

s also said it's preparing to give boost as if it's required. meanwhile, indonesia cove a death toll has passed, 100000, the southeast asian countries record at 1700. 39. death in the late is 24 hour reporting period. that's more than any other country, and its health system is struggling as jessica washington reports from jakarta. as alarming as that figure of surpassing $100000.00 and sound, it's only a partial picture of the situation on the ground. some months ago, the indonesian government pledged that it would seek to scale up p c r, testing and, and devotee test around $400000.00 people each day. and that still has not happened . so the reality is, is that at this point, we cannot be certain how many people died as a result of the virus. in particular, as more deaths have happened at home, what we do know is that 40 percent of that, but the current death toll 40 percent of those people died in july and august alone . we also know that as tests at home has increased, as people were turned away from hospitals, we've seen more cases of multiple deaths within the same family. now,

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now the u. s. is aiming to have electric cars make up half of vehicle sold in the country by 2030 us president joe biden is expected to sign an executive order on this on tuesday. it will also propose new vehicle emission rules to come pollution over the next 5 years bite and coal includes battery, electric fuel cell and plug in hybrid cars that also have gasoline engines that go to mike canada, who's following this in washington. so perhaps some bold ambitions here tell us more about what biden is proposing. well, it's a massively ambitious project that includes the economy foreign relations. the environment basically at the hartford is that president biden will be signing an executive order, stating that all the cars in the us, half of the cars from the u. s. must be electric by 2030. now he has got the backing of the major auto manufacturers on this. in fact, they will be joining him at the white house. the fee of those companies, importantly to the head of the auto workers union will also be st

the deal with the u. s. also forces germany to agree to impose sanctions against russia if washington determines that moscow is in fact, using energy as a weapon. german chancellor merkel pointed to this part of the agreement to say she believed it will keep moscow in check. from my, from my side i want to make it clear that i see the german american paper as a commission of the german government to precisely prevent, with president the little concerned about, namely the energy would be used as a weapon. that is exactly what is presented in this paper appeal. and apart from that, i must say that it is not a german russian project. there are companies from the netherlands, from france, from austria, and from germany, connected to the project by merkel also travel to moscow, where she emphasized the importance of extending the current gas transit deal with ukraine past 2024 russian president said he is ready to do so, but is still waiting on more information from europe. oh, my god, but we are ready here and i

the u. s. has been the last of its diplomatic staff, it really sending helicopters to fly them from the embassy and the city is green zone to the international airport. you diplomatic stuff have also been evacuated to say that on disclosed locations robert bride brings us the latest. now from campbell, it has been an incredible day after what's been an incredible, a few weeks in the complete transformation of africa. this done, i mean, the day began with the city basically being undersea. your people knew that we were heading in that direction since the fall of all of these provinces, we saw the build up of this mentor. as the taliban seem to get the support of the various factions, of which there are many in afghanistan, we saw them grabbing equipment hub and brand new humvees and vehicles. we saw them opening up prisons, but letting out taliban prisoners who then apparently joined the cause, joined by other people who seem to switch side so they get it with this has been building on people he

where i benjamin from the u. s. also beat the previous record, but his performance and you want him. the silver medal gymnastics in the gymnastics simone biles made her return to the arena, taking bronze in the beam, competition after putting out of other events to focus on her mental health. she's been praised for her willingness to speak openly about it. and thank you for any time on our website. the rest of that is out there were dot com. and if you watch a slide by clicking on the orange live icon under 0, talk. com ah top stories on how to 0. they've been to large explosions in the afghan capital cobble 1st happened near the defense ministers house and a busy market square around the fortified green zone. witnesses of also reported hearing gunfire. there's been no word on any casualties, but the defense minister tweeted, do not worry. everything is fine.

later in the week is part of a u. s. outreach to asia. the u. s. is increasingly worried about china's growing influence, particularly its efforts to claim large parts of the south china sea. this is also where the u. s. navy has retained the been carrying out freedom of navigation operations, something that china views as a provocation. none us president joe biden is not the 1st to want closer ties with the region. us. president barack obama had his pivot to asia policy, which was essentially about rebalancing foreign policy away from the middle east towards asia down. so for the us, part of it will look like strengthening ties with countries in the region, particularly those with competing claims in the south china sea against china. because these countries, many of these countries are coming on to increasing pressure from china. so strengthening ties. so that the u. s. can be viewed as a counterweight to growing chinese influence. now come, la harris is expected to not only put out the layout, the future of us ties in the region, but also to tal

s. germany and the u. k. the death toll from an ambush on a military escorted convoy indicated also has risen to at least 80 people. it's a 3rd time on groups of stroke and less than 2 weeks. barbara and cope reports. these are some of the survivors of wednesday's attack. gunman targeted government forces as they escorted a convoy, but 59 civilians were killed. for the gross suck, it was a very big ambush on a convoy being escorted by the f. d. s. many civilians were traveling including women, men and children who simply wanted to go back to cor. gotcha. and once again, we offer condolences to the families and sympathize with those were injured. the ambush is the latest in a wave of attacks in west africa. the hail reach and this month where armed groups including alcorda and i saw operate on monday more than 37 civilians, including children were killed in an attack in a village near last week. 51 people were shot dead in northern molly in an apparent revenge attack after several regulators were arrested. tho

the pentagon spokesman from the u. s. has tweeted, we can confirm that the explosion of abby gates was the result of a complex attack that resulted in, in a number of us and civilian casualties. we can also confirm at least one other explosion at or near the baron hotel. a short distance from abbey gate will continue to update. well, meanwhile, we've also had reaction. as charlie was alluding to this to that attack from nato secretary general young stultz and back, he's also tweeted and he said, i strongly condemn the heretic. terrorist attack outside couple airport. my thoughts with all of those affected and their loved ones. priority remains to evacuate as many people to safety as quickly as possible. well, we've also had now from former afghan chief executive abdul. abdur le, he's issued a statement saying i strongly condemn the terrorist attack couple airport which killed and wounded a large number of civilians. my thoughts and prayers with the victims and their families at this difficult time. well, let's now bringin

just what's also quite strange thought the u . s. and the taliban have found themselves in a situation where they share common ground. they have a common foe, isis, k taliban life. k will. so don't seem to feel very funny. tons, do you think that we'll see a situation where potentially washington and the new ton of our government might somehow cooperate to defeat isis k? or i think that's a possibility. yes. the reason being that the united states has an interest now in establishing some kind of stability. and when i say an interest, i refer it here as well to present enjoy biden's political interest. as i said, huge by that has suffered a huge political setback and i'm going to stop and he wants to make proper compensate products. one way to do that would be to establish some kind of stability or security. and i'm going to done by coordinating with the polygon and we did say the, the head of the william burns meeting with the laser of the bad. and i think that the duster that the, the state supposed to be considering that passing th

they're also calling for investigations by the state attorney general and the u. s attorney's office. sheriff smith is calling for an fbi investigation of her department department, citing concerns she's committed civil rights violations. we're live outside the sheriff's office here in santa clara county, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to ukraine, jesse i'm one could she be recalled? could she be fired? and if so, by whom? and could she, uh, just be ousted from office in the next election? well she is up for election. i believe in a couple of years, so obviously somebody could run against her and win and she'd be out that way. although six term incumbent so it's difficult for an incumbent to lose, um, could she be fired? no, because she's an elected a fish. show because should be ousted. um if public official were criminally charged and convicted, maybe that way, but there's we're not even close to that right now. there is just a criminal investigation into bribery charges in her department, but she hasn't been named in that she used pleaded taking

the u. s. s. missile defense systems intercepted one of the rockets with the others landing nearby without interrupting military efforts . the air force funerals have also been held for some of the 12 people killed in u. s. strong strikes on campbell on sunday. at least 6 of those were children, us forces say they were targeting a car loaded with explosives and ice ok, suicide bombers heading for cobble airport. well, rob mcbride, it's join me and i live from cobble. hi, there will is a vulnerable time. as we near the deadline tomorrow. absolutely. i think this rocket attack early monday morning here local time was a reminder for the us contingent here just about its bone rehabilitate, especially as we get down into what is now the game of this evacuation exercise the last remaining flight to go out. the rockets were fired to the, from the west of the airport, but as far as the us military are concerned, they had warned specifically about the threats from rockets. they know that there is contin

the taliban managed to seize control of the entire country. 2 weeks before the u. s. was set to complete his troop withdrawal falling a costly to decade war. the verify latisha on social media shows some disturbing features as desperate afghans fearing for their lives attempted to cling to the outside of the u. s. air force plane cobble, airport report, say human remains were found in the landing gear of the us military transport aircraft following is flight from cobble and gunshots were heard at campbell international airport monday. hundreds of desperate afghans rushed towards the u. s . military jed, also preparing to take off the same tawny and soothing chaos, meant a german plane, only managed to evacuate just 7 people with other german nationals unable to reach the jet farms. and i munition was seen abandoned in luggage racks in the carpark of the port locals abandon the weapons. is there tempted to flee the country pitches also most of those lucky enough to make it onto a plane on sunday, although they with them met with another crush of people this time on boa

s coast guard the u. s, also announcing tuesday that they will be sending a joint task force to haiti to assist with humanitarian efforts. anna iliopoulos fox news. yeah coming up on ktvu. channel two news at 6 30, the santa clara county sheriff. now speaking out tonight, just one day after the mayor of san jose called for her to resign also ahead tonight as scary moment as an oakland a's pitcher is hit in the face as they take on the chicago white sox sports director mark avancez up later with the details, and he helped his co workers cope after the mass shooting at the vita building earlier this year. now he is dead following his first day back at work and those who knew him said the pain was too much i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current

the u. s. if more americans don't embrace the vaccine. the u. s. is now averaging 100,000 new cases a day up from 11 11,000 in late june, almost 10 times more. pediatric cases are soaring nationwide as more students head back to the classroom. here in the bay area this morning federal officials will unveil programs aimed at facilitating covid-19 testing for the homeless and they are expected to talk about vaccine access. >>> i'm anne maokovec continuing to follow the search for a driver who slammed his vehicle into the back of another one causing a fiery crash last night. this was at about 9:30 pm. it was along highway four in an unincorporated area, close to brentwood. apparently a vehicle slammed into another one causing the driver of that vehicle to go to hospit butit was suspt vehicle that caht fire. pe okf on foot. so we had one person taken to the hospital, to kids in that car as well. they are apparently going to be okay and the third car had minor damage but again the real issue here is

you know, the u. s. is also battling wildfire is about $85.00 across the country there. this is one of them. the pacific northwest in oregon give you an idea of what crews are up against. but as we had further to the south, were getting some intense pockets of rain pole through here influenced by the north american monsoon. so flash flood warnings widespread here, and we have seen it deliver in states like arizona where across north america, we're watching, that's called friendships race across toward the south. and it could trigger some very big thunderstorms as we had toward those gulf states on monday. central america, we're going to dow back the rain as we head toward hunters in nicaragua, on monday, but still nonstop brain a for costa rica and panama next south america. you know, we've been talking a lot about this cold snack that punched across, but temperatures are now on their way back up. rio de janeiro. we've got to have $26.00 degrees and we've got our range continuous rain falling across the amazon basic. choose the weather bag, energy and change to every par

the u. s. has also for $9500000000.00 of africa and government assets, the entire reserve of its central bank. rescuers and hazy you're calling virgin supplies. as the humanitarian situation grows, more desperate survivors of saturday's earthquake of resorted to waiting at the airport to demand foods and aids. president joe biden says he disagrees with the world health organizations warning against giving true vice. this to show hasn't been plans to offer them from september. they stay with us. witness this next. oh, we understand the differences of conscious across the world that i'm taking out here. we're bringing the news and current affairs, entity, ah, era. let me get the last young ida bit upon finance, eminent and politic young jeff calling guy liberal 9 me mac one the hand it means that had to come records, but they can't dig in in yeah, i guess the need to get down. yeah, my lawyer said that i'm so i am on my mental binding on how you leave that as i think my, the, i don't know how to

s. president also says that america is on track to finish its mission. enough can a stand by the end of this month, the top us diplomatic way, but just say the different options are currently being discussed. the tall about have made clear that they have a strong interest in having a functioning airport. we and the rest of the intricate national community certainly have a strong interest in that. primarily for the purpose of making sure that anyone who wants to leave can leave pass the the 31st. and again, with regard to our own potential presence going forward after the 31st. we're looking at a number of options. let me remind you that the deadline for the american withdrawal is the 31st of august. i can very my message again to the americans to evacuate all its allies by this time because they have the capability, they have plains, they have the airport, they must evacuate all the troops, and those people who are linked to foreigners. despite the patrol being well under way, prominent us politicians am retired, generals are demanding that troops should remain. but it does seem the

to compensate for that, the u. s. should never have been, and nato should never have been in afghanistan in the 1st place. this was a unilateral and illegal invasion and occupation that took place without the approval of the un security council. now today, the united states and staging a withdrawal, a retreat from afghanistan. and they're doing it in a unilateral fashion. again, they didn't use the help that they could have called upon from russia, china, india, iran, and pakistan. and those regional and, and asian powers to organize an orderly withdrawal and the creation of a stable government in kabul. that one that might have been a government of national unity or a power sharing arrangement or coalition government. instead, the u. s. deliberately left mass and asked us in that alliance withdraws, ask our nationals who helped foreign troops. now fit reprisals from the taliban. one group of ask helen food assisted u. k. fool says raw lead on the streets of carpool on friday, demanding protection from the british gov

this in reference once again to africa, nationals, as i said, those who worked for the u. s. and also a number of n g o. lead is for example, who are seeking exit from afghanistan. aust, repeatedly the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said that the us forces somebody do not have the capability to be able to move out of the airport in to couple proper to be able to school those within the city itself. who have not been able to get through that ring of taliban around the international airport. so this is a major issue because looking at the arithmetic estimates were that there was some 16000 us citizens in couple we pads, department saying that 7000 people have left and other 6000 people are waiting to process at the airport. now we do not know how many us citizens are still outside that airport region. and importantly to, of course, we do not know how many afghans who would be eligible to take those evacuation flights in couples. city, we do know that there are many in that category who are elsewhere in refugee camps in pakistan, for example. but the key to get out is obv

s. there's also representatives from the u. k, from the you, from china, from russia, from pakistan, from, with pakistan. and all these actors really focusing on 2 main goals 1st to try and put some kind of breaks on the rapidly deteriorating situation that we see an african samantha moment. and secondly, to try and get things back on track for negotiations between the taliban and african government with the u. s. is really looking to do right now is the hand over most of the operation to the africa and forces and trust the training that they've provided to them. but so far that hasn't really held, and the african forces for the most part have been overrun or have surrendered to the taliban. and most of the cities and provinces that we're talking about, the humanitarian cost really can't be understated here. the civilian loss of life and really tens of thousands already displaced and really with very few options with anywhere to go with the taliban just spreading their offenses their widely to certainly this with a consideratio

the u. s. had said earlier this month that more than 244000 people have been internally displaced in just 3 months along its partners. that providing temporary accommodation along with basic health services ready to use to patrick food for all the children who are hungry and have made this journey with hungry stomachs and units of also providing a psychosocial support to the children who have seen devastation and impact of war . there are also child friendly spaces here where children are coming and spending time. former africa and leaders who said to pakistan of held a press conference urging the taliban to form an inclusive government come on, had a report from his mom about several of our leaders came to progress on that day. i should have run a flight car, but they of course have been holding negotiations rid of august on the military and the government and her dad a press conference to emphasize the fact that there was a priority to ensure that they didn't know bloodshed and that they were

s. will hunt down those responsible though this also comes after just a few weeks ago. the president essentially lauding america's success in the region mission to degrade the terrors, tread about kind in afghanistan and kilo. some of been lot was a success. i believed that our presence in that gas dance should be focused on the reason we went in the 1st place to ensure afghans that would not be used as a base from which to attack our homeland. again. we did that. those who carried out just attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm. no. this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay. so certainly some contrasting statements there from the president and pentagon official said today by the way, there are specific, incredible french remaining in afghanistan, including the possibility of more attacks. now, whatever the outcome of the ongoing evacuation effort, it is certainly an extremely chaotic and messy situation. for the united states, and of course, for the biden administration, and president, coming under fire from republican

the u. s. has also warned a father threats posed by isis in the region as austin citizens to stay away from the hub. meanwhile, the august 31st deadlines set for the us, the door from the country is just 3 days away. no. the i says, the center grip responsible facade phase attack has been active in east and i've got a stone and pakistan on the launch the suffrage campaign of bloodshed when it was found to be 2015 column break folk with form of security on this up, the pentagon, that's michael maloof, who says a washington's move far, the heightened tensions in kabul. i think it's too little too late. i think that the plan are different. if indeed, ma'am, was a planner, that there will probably be other planners who will back him up and, and if everything is imminent in couple, it probably is already going to be initiated. and there are, there are people to do that. you got to keep in mind that this is one time strike. i know what biden said about getting back, but this was just like a rap on th

the u. s. did not have enough ghana. stan, he also said that all mission's abroad for the u. s. military now should be in a fundamental interest of the u. s. and he felt that that was not necessarily the case in afghanistan for many years. he also mentioned 2 countries by name china and russia. he said those 2 countries pose in the view of a joe biden, a bigger threats in many ways to the united states. moving forward then afghan stan is or was and he said the u. s. needs to focus on china and russia and other things by mention cyber cyber threats as well. he said, there is nothing more that china and russia would want than to see the united states bog down and africana stand for another 10 or 20 years. the big picture here is this. joe biden has always felt that he wanted to know that the u. s. should get out of afghanistan completely, when he was vice president to brock obama. he actually advised then president obama to do just that. there was one problem. joe biden then was not the president. he was the vice president and brock obama took different advice. he decided to st

so using a lack of clarity over government recognition, the u. s. is also frozen $9500000000.00 of african government assets, nearly the entire reserve of its central bank. and the british prime minister says the you cables, you all can to reverse a humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. but boris johnson says he doesn't believe that military action against the taliban is an option. as trillion officials or warning cases of coven 19 have not yet peaks in the city of sydney. it's been unlocked since june. vaccinations against the boulder runs away in ivory coast. health officials fear a 2nd person has contract that they highly contagious disease that states now it's back 120 worlds. the news news news, news me, me the i, i i, i i ah, and then he doesn't get in the sheet music loud. we are a is a be, are they? are they took bains. i'm b r b r, jani, b are the book. will dickie mark on la johnny that. com can you think you my com? i knew this be, are the book you for move? the mom ish, the bhaskar, the libby, shark, buster, creature shark gloria stumble.

the storm which is battering the u. s. gulf coast has also claimed the 1st victim. a person was reportedly killed by falling tree in the state of louisiana. ida has now weekend from a 4 to category to storm. it has already left more than half a 1000000 people without the which is t v and shut down. 95 percent of oil production in the gulf of mexico. the sheer strength of ideas wins even forced the mississippi river to flow backwards. damaging a number of fairies, the hurricane made landfall on the 16th anniversary of hurricane katrina. although it's more powerful than that storm which back in 2005 killed almost 2000 people and inflicted around $100000000000.00 damaged louisiana official. st. person either will pose the biggest challenge yet in the states newly renovated love the system. and some tragic news. 70 people including about 20 children, are fear dead in peru after a passenger boat and barge collided in a river in the amazon basin. now, just to warn you, the following footage contains graphic images. the incident occurred in the early hours of sunday mornin