he said the u. s. could not achieve a military victory, but he did say that taliban wants good working relationships with all international countries. let's go back to our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit, who joins us now from washington. d. c. kimberly. so we were talking to you earlier about president biden because he's come under extreme pressure about the chaotic us withdrawal. how much political fallout is that going to be for the president? well i think the us president is going to have to make the case that the taliban can be trusted. and i think it's important to notice we just heard that spoke person speaking there from the airport. i believe it was that what we heard him say was that what he was looking for where the taliban is looking for is a sound diplomatic relationship. in other words, there is this desire, as we heard from the secretary of state and from the president of the united states to work with the international community. but tony blinking was very clear that this is

it includes a minimum basic income of $275.00 a month. hundreds of thousands of people in the u. s. could be evicted from their homes after the supreme court ended monitoring them, imposed during the pandemic. it had been status until october, but a coalition of landlords in real estate groups requested the ban should be lifted. and those are the headlines. the news continues here on algae 0 in about half an hour after all just 0 world by me the. ready ah, the i use i use the social media but she gave me little halting the ne anesha market the simple way me some of them kick molding on the lobby, halting, not even your duck. she'll go. yes. and if you don't know that it's been a good live, it's a no human flip. tom man must be a lot of fun. but if a show of him, hallway kish li lead to go yes. and the lawyer the social on the team peers deal. so it clearly is awesome at so show me or my team a on the look on your luck, you'd actually be one of us the going to say was a gum. my was somebody do that? yes. say, i'll be me to same shaneesa moving the same law holding me o. l. e. cohen.

it includes a minimum basic income of $235.00 a month. hundreds of sizes of people in the u. s. could be evicted from their homes after the supreme court ended. a monitor him imposed during the pandemic. had been extended until october, but a coalition of landlords of real estate groups requested the bank. the lifted easy island is extending its nationwide locked down until tuesday, after reporting 70 new cases of corona virus. all kinds going to remain locked on for another 2 weeks. and those are the headlines knowledge back to odyssey world, the by the, in the early 960 s l e cohen was an important agent of the as really national intelligence service, most a flu and speaker of the syrian out of the dialect. he was embedded within the upper echelons of damascus society or trusted by influential syrians and by international diplomats. any tone posed as a syrian businessmen using the name commonwealth target. adoption is last learned yard that. so he mode she late curve, let them in. you can whole shut them, you can have machine sitting still among them on the montana medina. med

s. could leave in an orderly manner. and in fact, many of them have long said that they wanted a long term presence without garrison in perpetuity, and that's what biden has on his side. and he's, i said also that if the taliban data tracking troops that, that have to carry out the evacuation the, the response would be swift. you have to imagine that the thinking is it simply would not be able to tell about best interest to hamper or impede the evacuation now because they do not want they want. but how about have one, why would they want to escalate, escalate the situation and cobble now? i mean that presumably is what the administration is banking on. but the problem then comes with the thousands and thousands of afghans who need to be evacuated. and well, actually we saw there was a shelter in place order for the remaining us citizens. it, i've got a son to, to, to, to not move anywhere. how do you evacuate all these people, especially of a little action necessarily in the vicinity of the u. s. embassy and cobble one o

his successor bark obama vowed to win the war of the u. s. could leave any sent in thousands more troops to fight a resurgent taliban. when nato soon had 850000 boots on the ground in the country. in 2011 a summer really? obama president obama released some taliban officials to hold talks in katha. they said the trump administration, had taliban co found that mueller up the gunny brother release from prison to help seal the deal? well, the us sign a piece agreement with a taliban last year and agreed to pull out by may of this year. and president biden delayed this by a few months and ordered the military to complete its mission by august the 30. first. let's speak to andrew bass. of it in will pull massachusetts, he's the president of the quincy as chief responsible state croft and also after the accomplice america's role in a world transformed many thanks for joining us on the program. so here we off to 2 decades of war. the us military has completed its withdrawal from afghanistan. first. can i get you to reflect on the significance of thi

still ahead on al jazeera, thousands of people in the u. s. could be without power for weeks as hard can either leave the trail of destruction. schools reopen in mexico off the being shop for more than a year and a half. but some students may never come back and it's for this man is already made a big move. who will follow suit related from the deadline day coming up later in the new ah hello, that is more hot, dry weather on the cards for the middle east. an event we are seeing the temperature pick up in iraq, baghdad, nearly touching 50 degrees celsius. it will come down as we go into thursday, across parts of syria and iraq. we will see that heat is slightly. we are seeing some bluster, we winds blowing across the red sea into saudi arabia, us kicking up quite a bit of dust, creating some hazy sunshine. we've also got a sham out picking up the dust for pots of q 8 and cut lots of hazy sunshine around here. it is looking cooler in the south thanks to a southerly breeze. so coastal areas of oman and yemen, likely to see the temperature for sl

but in the end, the afghan gover military simply didn't have the will, and the u. s. could not provide them the will to fight for their own country. he said, 6000 us troops will be on the ground this week to help with the ongoing really evacuation . and that's what it is. efforts as to why the u. s. d and pull afghan sooner. well, the president said some just simply didn't want to leave and that the afghan government, he said, did not want to create panic by allowing the u. s. to pull thousands of people ahead of time that will argue way. that will be a big point of contention. i'm sure, finally, scotty, the president said that the buck stops with him at a quote. i know my decision will be criticized, but i'd rather have that and pass, and i was wor onto yet another president and administration and quote that you, john, you know, i find for now and keep you real quick while i have you used the press conference. i listened to it, it was interesting because there was really no new information, was almost like a speech that he could give it a week ago. there was nothing

s. could be forced out of their homes within days after a nation wide model told him an eviction expired. it was imposed last year to help slow the spread of covered 19 by using quoting in homes 2 of the biggest covered 19 vaccine manufacturers, pfizer and madonna, have reported the increased the prices of their jobs for the e u market. the bach is joining us now from london. what more do we know about that? first of all, me with us. the news of this price hike is a reminder that some of the big pharmaceuticals, jones, that are responsible for developing the successful vaccines. and not only motivated by a desire, of course, to bring the global pandemic to an end. but also motivated by a desire to secure their profit margins as well. because according to report, in the financial times, a contract has been signed between the european union, pfizer and another would see the block of $27.00 nations pay significantly more, for doses of both of these individual vaccines. just give you an idea

s. could be evicted from their homes after the supreme court ended monitoring them, imposed during the pandemic. it had been extended until october, but a coalition of landlords in real estate groups requested the court lift. the ban of white house says it's disappointed by the decision zealand is extending its nationwide locked on until tuesday after reporting 17 new cases of corona virus. the country's largest city, oakland will remain locked down for another 2 weeks. and 347 cases in new zealand. those are the headlines. the nice is going to continue here on. i'll just see the about half an hour after the stream. goodbye. is the country about to collapse before the kinds of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in? why are we not in the best situation? why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al jazeera ah hi, anthony ok. as western forces leave afghanistan,

s. is there the possibility that u. s. strategy policy could change on this? the having contingency plans drawn up just in case that the u. s. needs to stay beyond august the 31st and those plans have been presented to jo bite. know the thing about contingency plans is you need to consider every possible contingency. and clearly this will mean a redrafting of any plans. will this delay the us? well, they certainly believe that jack august, the 31st is a realistic date. the point to the fight. and just over a week, they lifted more than 104000 people 55000 of them. united states, 5000 of them, the united states presidents, more than 60000 of them on us flights. they believe that there's just over a 1000 americans, still an afghan has done that in contact with more than 500 of them. they think they should be able to reach them very soon. but there might be a change in standard operating procedure. now they are no longer going to search people at the gates. they will tell people who have been pre cleared, or they have been in touch with us embassy officials that

s. military could begin withdrawing some of the 6000 currently securing the cobble airport by the end of the week. but the broader evacuations are still ongoing, and the white house says that will continue right up until the end of the month. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house to the rest of the days. news in the us supreme court has ordered the binding administration to rein state a controversial program for asylum sake. is it rule that ending the so called remain in mexico program violated federal law. and trump era policy requires asylum sake as to why to mexico, all their applications are processed for the backlogs. mean that many people are stuck living in camps and months. the head of a runs prison authority has issued a aware apology. after lake video is revealed how detainees are being this treated so violence footage, linked by a hacker group shows, guys baking, dragging and kicking inmates inside tie runs, evan, prison. it has as political prisoners and jewel nationals. and the government has the use dismiss, delegations of human rights abuses around state tv, s

s. military could begin withdrawing some of the 6000 currently securing the cobble airport by the end of the week. but the broader evacuations are still ongoing, and the white house says that will continue right up until the end of the month. kimberly held kit al jazeera, the white house, and what, how the organization is warning. the people in afghanistan could lead to a rising co 19 infections. the u. n. body says it's concerned about low vaccination, right? and the virus spreading among internally displaced people. it's also warned to get this done early has enough medical supplies for 7 days. well than $500.00 tons of supplies, including surgical equipment and malnutrition kits stuck in dubai because of restrictions at campbell airport. both the dentist and various i've been documented in up on them and we are concerned that the current athene and increasing population movement could lead to a spike. and with less than 5 percent of the population fully above city, the conflict is embarked in investing 19 vaccination across the country and delaying the message which could lead to f

i think he made a calculus early on that this was a war that the u. s. simply could not win. and it is something that he said he inherited from previous presidents, but that he was unwilling to pass on to a 50 was president who would be overseen the longest war in american history. but certainly this is not over. there are still some 20000 afghans who aided the u. s. military in afghanistan, as trent, as translators, and other service workers who have applied for special immigrant visas. right now, the focus is on evacuating us citizens. the allies are still left in afghanistan. there's much fear that they may be easy targets as the taliban increasingly approaches. ok, heidi joe caster. they're bringing the latest from washington dc. we appreciate it . thank you. hi d. well, as continue our analysis of the situation, we can speak with a found your mere. he's a senior experts at the united states institute of peace jones with by skype, from redwood city in california. thanks for staying with us here on our end. here it is a very fast moving picture, but our viewers may be stru

s. defense official warms the taliban could surround afghanistan's capital cobble in 30 days and take it in. just 90 group has seized control of 9 provincial capitals in the past week and an army headquarters on wednesday. it's estimated to be in control of 2 thirds of the country with government forces fighting on multiple front to try to stand the groups advance to more provincial capital or under direct threat. violence has escalated dramatically since us and native troops began withdrawing from the country. on there was charlotte bellis spoke to have kind of sounds. interior minister who promised to push back taliban gains, but edge the group to pursue piece them to do i know last i'm asking the taliban to stop their brutality. leave killing. sit down with love and we should find solutions. i'm asking them not to destroy buildings or are chief ma'am. let's come and sit together and make a coalition government one that would be acceptable to all side. the sooner we do this, the better robot bride is in common with more on the taliban advance. this ever changing map of who controls

s. defense official has told the roaches news agency that they believed taliban could isolate the capital cobble in one month and take full control of the city within 90 days. in the past week the taliban has taken 9 provincial capitals. meanwhile, efforts in dough to get the taliban and african government around the negotiating table have ended without agreement. the taliban says it's still committed to negotiations. despite the rapid escalation in it's offensive, afghanistan's interior minister has told out his era, the government forces pushing to secure main highways, large cities and border crossings. local groups have been given alms to fight back against the taliban. charlotte bellis has this exclusive report. 5 weeks ago general abdel sat murtha quelled, stepped into the roll of it's going to stones ontario, minister in all he commands a force of 130000 people. today he is driving toward deck a province west of cobble, much of the provinces controlled by the taliban. government personnel travelling by road is rear and requires an escort of special forces. in the last 3 months, the

then other countries like the u. s. thought that they could try to pull off over the last 20 years. well the u. s. is trying to engage in nation building. i mean the u. s. and when military, we were entirely successful with every engagement with the taliban and insurgent force and happiness. and keep in mind that this is a political defeat, not a military one for the u. s. it was a, it was a loss of will and lack of thinking. we didn't have a, we ended up fighting a 20 year war. not a 20. your so much is one year war 20 times over. so there's a real distinction there. obviously, the russians have a lot of experience in afghan and like the united states, it was not a pleasant part of russian history. the russians want to, will they be able to have the basing and touch it gets done, and that gets them to be able to build the type of build up the type of infrastructure necessary for an incursion. again, remember in the cold war, when the russians were last, they are touching on him is becker, and we're part of the soviet union. not really any more. so the question is, the big question,

s. in the long run that it could be. and now lastly, when it comes to the u. k versus the you, what are tensions like there? we've got about 30 seconds left. okay. this will go on forever. it's not going to dissipate. the newest thing is this fee, it's not a lot of money. it's actually 6 pounds for anybody from the u. k. it's anticipated to effect about 40000000 travelers from the u. k. and to you, it's almost like a not a passport. it's a visa, like up to declare where you're from your background. no prior crimes, and you're not obviously a terrorist, etc. 6 pounds isn't a lot of money. i mentioned the currency rate earlier $139.00. that would be $8.36 money. anybody traveling? no one's going to talk to you if you can't afford $0.36. however, it's the principal to put something like this in place. actually, it's not just your opinions, anybody watching from the u. s. should bear in mind that putting this in the place of the u. s. travellers, i don't mean to be the cynic here, but the reason i think they're really doing this, they need to raise funds. they hav

s. defense official warns the taliban could surround afghanistan's capital cobble in 30 days and take it in just 90. the group receives control of 9 provincial capitals in the past week and an army headquarters on wednesday is estimated to be in control of 2 sides of the country. with government forces fighting on multiple fronts to try to stand the groups advance to more provincial capitals on the direct threat. to 0 is charlotte. venice spoke to kinda sounds, interior minister who promised to push back taliban gains, but as the group to pursue piece them to do i know last i'm asking the taliban to stop their brutality. leave killing. sit down with love and we should find solutions. i'm asking them not to destroy buildings or are chief ma'am. let's come and sit together and make a coalition government one that would be acceptable to all sides of the sooner we do this. the better keys are on the italian island officially, his recorded to europe hottest ever temperature, 48.8 degrees. the heat wave is fueling 5 in the south of italy, homes, animals, on crops in sicily, matter near moun

very very serious intelligence reports indicating that isis could target u. s citizens who are trying to make their way to the airport. so you have this very difficult situation, an insurgent group, the taliban, who took over the entire country and got weaponry, machinery and more manpower by freeing their fighters from prisons across the country, and now there are american soldiers on the ground once again, trying to ensure that american citizens and the afghans can be. it's a safety and it really appears like a recipe for disaster because you have weaponry that the taliban now controls. you have not only taliban fighters but also members of al qaeda who were freed from prisons and you have this innocent civilian population trying to desperately get to safety, and it's moving along, but people are frustrated and they want to get out, and they're concerned that if they make it out their family members and their friends who are left behind will be in danger from the taliban. that was trading reporting. defense secretary lloyd austin says the u. s military is d

s forces could have really made that big a difference. okay university of san francisco professor stephen zunes. thank you so much for taking time to talk and go a little bit deeper into this. issue of what we're seeing happening in afghanistan. pleasure thank you. well as the situation in afghanistan continues to deteriorate, lawmakers in washington at all across the country are watching closely. of course, california senator alex padilla serves on the homeland security and governmental affairs committee. he says his office is ready to help anyone who may have loved ones who are stranded in afghanistan. he also said he's heard from members of the military who have mixed feelings about the situation. lot of people who after 20 years of service and sacrifice more than 2000 fatalities more than 20,000, who sustained injuries, at least physical injuries. the mental health toll is even greater. there's a lot of service members who are saying finally, you know what was our mission there to begin with. anyway what was that again? remind me why

s senate could vote as soon as thursday on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. tonight the senate began voting on amendments to the bill with their august recess now just a few days away. senate majority leader chuck schumer promised republicans that the parties will work together to go through the massive 2700 page bill. it was finalized after weeks of negotiations with the white house to provide billions in new spending on roads, bridges, broadband and the electric grid. let's start voting on amendments, the longer it takes to finish the bill, the longer will be here are full consideration of this bill must not be choked off by any artificial timetable that our democratic colleagues may have penciled out for political purposes. the bill could also face a rocky road in the house, where some progressive democrats want to see more of their priorities. the house won't take up the measure until september, u. s officials say the number of unaccompanied children crossing the southern border likely reached an all time high in july. preliminary numbers from the departm

s. golf course could spend weeks picking up the pieces up the hurricane. i'd apply these patients to some of the secrets we've ever seen, strangely as cold wood crisis worse since that new zealand hope that it's on a sport christiana, when all bill is officially a manchester united player again has moved from event to finalize on transferred deadline day ah hello there, we've got some quiet weather at last coming into central and eastern parts of europe. i am pleased to say you can see this area of low pressure to swirling away just around poland. that's they're producing some very heavy rain for poland in germany as part of austria recently. that will gradually just not a little further eastward over the next couple of days. so dry weather will, grassy come back in behind. things a little more stagnant up towards at north side of the atlantic, just around britain and ireland. we have got this area of high pressure. it keeps it dry, but it does keep it cool. with a fair amount of cloud tucked in here. got a fair amount of fat to into spain and portugal tha

s. defense official warned the taliban could surround africa, stones, capital, capital in 30 days and take it in. just 90 group is he's controlled 9 of the countries 34 provincial capital in the past week and an army headquarters on wednesday. syracuse own, the italian on and of sicily has recorded europe's m. a temperature of 48.8 degrees, heat wave as fueling fires in the south. which means that homes and crops destroyed detto from fire ravaging algeria, mountains and vintages. it's time to $65.00 jewelry and red cross present. told media a 1000 people have been injured and more than 600 families left him. this just intruder has condemned. china's sentencing of a canadian businessman to 11 years in prison for espionage, kind of his prime ministers as the rudy against michael spago is absolutely unacceptable and has called for his immediate release 3 new ports from beijing. the verdict sentencing canadian, michael spafford to 11 years in prison was delivered behind closed doors in a courtroom in the northeast in chinese city of dun don't. the city had been home to the businessman, wh

u s senate could vote as soon as thursday on a $1 trillion infrastructure bill. last night, the senate began voting on amendments to the bill with their august recess just days away, senate majority leader chuck schumer promised republicans that the parties will work together to go through that massive 2700 page bill. it was finalized after weeks of negotiations with the white house. to provide billions in new spending on roads, bridges, broadband and the electric grid. let's start voting on amendments, the longer it takes to finish the bill, the longer will be here are full consideration of thisill must not be choked off by any artificial timetable that our democratic colleagues may have penciled out for political purposes. the bill could also face a rocky road in the house, where some progressive democrats want to see more of their priorities in the bill because of the august break, the house won't take up the measure until september. here at home. a new study exposes alarming health impacts from leaded aviation fuel on children near san jose's reid hillview ai

but again, the, the emphasis seems to be to have some action before the u. s. withdrawal. and i could also point out that the un mission, an afghan, a stand who nama, the mandate for that mission expires in september. right now, this is a political mission. there are no peacekeeping forces, no peacekeeping troops in afghanistan, some on the humanitarian, non governmental organization side have suggested that a peacekeeping force should be sent to the country. that would take a lot of negotiation, a lot of discussion. but if it's something that has been raised as an issue, and the renewal of that mandate come september could be an opportunity to discuss other ways forward to strengthen the international communities, hand in the country. but right now this emphasis on humanitarian access and on free access, safe passage for people in cobble in particular. and i could also point out that with the humanitarian situation, worsening. the un was very worried that medical supplies were very low in the country. today was the 1st time that the w h. i was able to replenish some of th

and now there are, very intelligence indicating that isis could target u. s citizens. who trying to their way to the. so you have this very difficult situation. an group, the taliban took over entire country and got, machinery and more by their from across country, and now there american on the once, trying ensure american and afghans get to safety, and it appears a recipe disaster you have weaponry the now controls. you have not. taliban but members al qaeda who were freed from prison. and have this civilian trying desperately to safety and it's moving, but are frustrated they want to get and they're that they make out their members their friends are left behind will in from taliban. that trading. now the president mounting for his of the later this newscast, political analyst brian so will will join us with perspective on the fallout. new 10. police richmond a large of marijuana edibles to look like snack candy. yesterday officer working graveyard and stopped a driver a traffic, police the driver the had been smoking. police found he have valid license or car registr

s embassy in kabul, afghanistan, you could see some smoke on the left hand side that's been reframe that. we couldn't see it later on. it could be something, could be nothing, but we are hearing fighting in the north and the south of the capital. the taliban now reportedly controlling every board post across the country is another development. the only way to get out of afghanistan is through cobble ad pool, but i'm seeing reports that basically all flights for the day are full and whether they can even fly out with all that going on below the security in a statement, the millison say they don't want to single innocent african civilian to be injured or killed as they take charge, but they have not declared to cease fire. we're going to be closely following all the developments on this story. the so much to tell you about plus earthquake in haiti as well. and an. 3 explosion elsewhere as well. let's just stay with that picture. yeah, that's an american helicopter. going in the cobblestone, a lot going on as evacuated the diplomatic quarter that the camera was looking onto that i'm but wit

u. s. defense special told the reuters news agency. the taliban could surround the afghan capital within one month. the same source one cobble could fall to the group within 90 days.

the mount who killed 4 people in several asian rums farm near the u. s. city of atlanta could face the death penalty. roberts are in long admitted to the matters in cherokee county. the keys of killing for more people in a neighboring county. the facts in march raise awareness of rising violence against people of asian descent in the united states. georgia has the worst corona virus infection and death rate in the world health care system that is close to buckling, that the government has a reopen the country for tourism to help the economy. critics say, if it's going to stay open, people must be encouraged to get vaccinated. open force, your walk reports from tbilisi, queuing up to the vaccines. this converted sports hall is being used to administer around 3000 shots a day. no chat is beneath the weight. is over, my uncle died actually with my, with the me and my friends and my family are scared to each other freely. we will be looking for so yeah, we will be more safe and we will be more able to see each other. georgia has the worst reported rates of co

s. department of education could step in and raise the standards that are federal level, so it's not completely final. however, this isn't the only state that is waiving such requirements, new york state has similar, similar proposals in the works, cutting the number of exams. many critics are arguing. there's kind of a dumbing down of american education. they see this as a result of that as, as, as a continuing of a process in which the academic standards are lowered across the united states. okay. all right, we can get some thoughts on this next for now though caleb more in new york. thank you. okay, let's go live now to a former chairman of the republican party in oregon, perry atkinson, welcome to r t. could have you with us. this is only a temporary measure. it's only for a few years for children who already been on the back foot. and now struggling because of the pandemic. so what's the problem if this is only a temporary measure? well, 1st of all, i think one of the biggest problems we have here is yes, the governor did signed this bill and it's goes into effect. but keep in m

s. thinking that she could win more, she went on instagram recently just saying how much of that weight on her shoulder is being hard on her. and may be this rift with such reactions coming from both sides would create even more pressure for the 24 year old gymnast with a very difficult boss. i was the world waited, rory, sushi, discuss those developments with a panel of guest mental health issue of simone biles. so she withdrew. i mean, this must be a very, very difficult decision for gigi think perhaps she's set an example by doing this is a topic has had such as the years and only recent need to accept people have mental health and i think they limited to the path example why not express? i really feel that 8 especially they they they, they really try the years and years and they carry their country. shoulders is okay to be like, okay, i have mental health, i'm not gonna be all the fact that she has withdrawn has both further attention to her. i mean, if she's sort of quietly underperformed and perhaps explained to the media that, you know, this is just one of those events, yukon, b,

i mean the u. s. i know they could have been evacuating many african civilians. do they have a moral obligation? if nothing else to take those people who they said this is how normal life is, we're giving it to you. now we're abandoning you that they have an obligation to take all of those young off guns and take them back to america because they've shown them what life is like in the west and then they just abandon them. well, i think that's a very, very difficult question. and again, i take a young, unfashionable view, that 1st of all, i think is totally impractical. even to think about doing that. i mean, if you're going to look at even women from urban areas in have gone to strong who those changes have most benefited. you're looking to colossal number of people. i also think there is, i think there is, there is different models number, few like into how other countries can go into countries like truck gum, stone. and as it encourage their own living standards, their own lifestyle, their own, their own values of western countries with put it. i think that one

the u. s. is it fears africanist on could spiral into civil war the most? ah, this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up reports the shippers potentially been hijacked off the coast of the united arab emirates with several others signaling. they're in trouble.

president made clear a lot could still go wrong and u. s forces are being vigilant monitoring and disrupting threats, but he pushed back on criticism. the chaos we've been seeing could have been avoided. and despite polls showing americans disapprove of how he handled it, the president said he believes history will look upon his decision favorably. my job is to make judgments no one else. can or will make. i made them. i'm convinced. i'm absolutely correct and not deciding to send more young women and men of war for war. that in fact, is no longer warned, the president said again, the taliban by and large, have made good on their promise to let americans through, adding that they have not attacked us forces. but he was asked again if he trusts the taliban and said this to a reporter from cbs. do you trust them? now that you have to negotiate? i don't trust anybody. including you. i love you. but you know, there's not a lot of people i trust taliban has to make a fundamental decision. is the taliban going to attempt to be able to unite and

now, me while the president's advisors have been talking to the u. s. press trying to defend the u. s. actions was defense secretary lloyd austin saying that no one could have predicted the afghan government could fall in 11 days. saying that now the u. s. military would use, in his words, creative ways to reach those trapped americans who remain jake sullivan, the national security adviser saying that acknowledging while the taliban is in control on the ground in cobble that they are in daily communication between american commandos and the taliban fighters. there to see that americans are given safe passage through the taliban checkpoints, while acknowledging the deterioration and security as we've heard about surrounding cobbles airport. yesterday to there were several helicopters operated by the us military, the to some 350 americans. those last few meters into the airport itself. that was after reports of potential threats from isis. and of course, from the devastating humanitarian scenes we've seen outside of the airport. with some 20 afghans now reported dead in the crowd, in

look, there were certainly warnings that this could happen. the u. s. embassy and cobbled issued a warning to americans late wednesday night to avoid traveling to the airport because of unspecified security threat advising citizens that are still remaining an afghan to stand that the 3 airport gauge to quote unquote leave immediately. that includes the one gate where the one of the blast happened. australia in britain, also issued comparable warnings that can stand was facing a high threat of a terrorist attack. and while officials did not provide details, the biden administration and other western countries have previously ward about isis and particularly isis, k. isis in the correspond, posing a threat to the overall evacuation mission. and at this point, it looks like isis. k is likely the corporate behind today's attack. so the question rory remains. how is it carried out? was it suicide? blasted? the bombers poses civilians among the hundreds, thousands of people as moran was talking about, desperately trying to get through the airports gate. di

s . national hurricane center is warning haiti could be hit by flooding as tropical storm grace hits fears. it will hamper rescue efforts. as such, teams look for such survivors from saturday's magnitude 7.2 f quake. when the 1400 people have died and thousands more injured or homeless, that means outgoing liter edgarland who has conceded defeat and congratulated his successor hockey and he to lemme. his supporters have been celebrating his victory hockey and the hid dilemma. defeated london by a margin of many a 1000000 votes. iran has reported a record number of coven 19 deaths with more than 650 in one day. cities across iran have entered a 6 day locked up. okay. yup. state. ah . mm. mm. mm. mm. the good ok in the more you one more why one your why miss the my god there may not be a man to my mountain in tabula me but we're going to be in the someone give me your birth. amanda who is the elk? of course you know of busy would you like to know when i'm going to got fooling us lie land got jack to gimble gimble from seattle. you you quick. ready you know, you do quick, is that throug

s. business and travel could be on its way back to normal mexico president andre manuel lopez over to are addressing partners monday just before his call with vice president, kamala harris. news conference before the phone exchange began. he said he had a call with harris that they were planning to discuss their commonalities on migration issues. issue of re opening the border as well as showing thanks for the vaccines provided to mexico from the us. the us government provided over 1000000000 johnson johnson vaccines to mexico in june more or on the way white house official confirm vaccines from other manufacturers would be given including mcdermott, an astrazeneca president biden had appointed harris back in march to help fight the root causes of the border crisis, record levels of migrants had been arriving at the us mexico border highest in the past 20 years. here we had received criticism for not visiting the border and decided to make a visit after former president donald trump. and

the u. s. as it's left is on track to meet the august 31st deadline walk from says it's mission could and as early as on earlier presents or biden refuse requests from us allies, but delayed through withdrawal from afghanistan in order to allow more time for evacuation. huge crowds of desperate afghans have continued to gather outside couple pallets. indians and gaza are again protesting at the border with israel and follows the killing of a 32 year old palestinian man by israeli forces as the weekend. a mouse and other groups in gaza trying to renew pressure on israel to break the siege on the region . to the pandemic now, and beijing has accused washington of politicizing efforts to trace the origin of quivered 19. the white house is preparing a declassified version of a report by us intelligence agencies for public release. it is said to be inconclusive in part, due to a lack of information from china. katrina, you has more now from beijing. we don't have any details as to what's inside the