is this a novel potential flashpoint for conflicts? voices from different corners? every house here has someone who has made it to the top of ever. it's not the one but several times program. that is when you're not punitive you today on algae, near the news evacuation slides review my car lab for the day off the thousands of afghans attempted to flee the tale bond. takeover joe biden stands his ground. the us president insist that was the right coal to pull troops from afghanistan. i am president of the united states america. and the buck stops with me. deeply saddened by the facts we now face. when i do not regret my decision,

ah, i'm sorry, say that this is our just they are alive from the hall. so coming up i'm come on the door come after the dollar barn took over the border, rotting with buckets on a tropical depression bring this heavy rainfall to haiti. hampering aid and rescue efforts off the last week. devastating us quite. ah. we begin in afghanistan where millions of people have woken up to a 2nd day on the taliban rule, and the k all taken to america the longest war. the situation at cobble airport is stabilizing withhold with military evacuation flights resuming it follows scenes of

desperation and chaos. on monday, hundreds of afghans ran onto the tarmac some cleaning onto the wings of a usc 17 military plane. the e u is calling for europe to create humanitarian car doors to avoid the risk of refugees attempt the dangerous journey to the region. us president joe biden is strongly defended his decision to pull out his troops sang. an endless military deployment is no solution. he also said american troops should not be expected to fight when afghan forces were unwilling to do so themselves. we'll have more on that shortly. first, charlotte balance begins our coverage with the latest from cobble. and that waking up this morning to day to under taliban control in cobble and grace ref, aniston, and we still don't know who is elidah, how they plan to govern what this structure is going to be. i was told this morning by telephone contact that debbie hola ahead,

which is the main communication spokes person will be holding a press conference today. they said he would be holding it yesterday. it appears to be delayed. that will be today. now, no one has ever seen his face. he's only repaired an audio clips with his face blurred. sir, it will be very interesting for them to finally reveal themselves after being in hiding for so long and to get a better idea of how they plan to govern. we understand that some of them within the telephone political office, his name is amir. han most techie, now he has come to cobble and met with the former ceo of dillard villa and former, asking the prison common cause i was calling talks. but when the taliban do hold all the cards. so whilst they want an air of legitimacy to be seen, to be incorporating form of government, people essentially looks to be like they're negotiating positions for them and, and incorporating them to a certain extent, but still not negotiating full force because the taliban run the shore. now,

meanwhile, on the streets of cobbled taliban fighters have been patrolling how deserts rob mcbride is there with this report the city of cobble has experience so much up here for decades. and this is another change to get used to. and one that's far from easy to go. most of all of our customers get most of the got the situation for now. no one can say what's happening at all. the people just lost and confused in the space that one dramatic day life on the streets feels completely different. states is one of the most obvious signs of the transformation that taken place in literally over night. the whole of the center of cobbled is protected by these 45 checkpoint concrete blocks, various normally guards carrying automatic weapons and armor humvees with heavy machine guns. on this morning. nothing. the people have been getting used to the novelty of a new force in charge. the subject of intense curiosity. as taliban take up

checkpoint, duties on the roads of a child to know yet i don't know the law or whatever used to fear us. they have now seen them. would you? hi, dean and we are from the soil. i don't want to get down to be destroyed, but there's widespread nervousness about what this view taliban rule will look like . many base decisions shops remain closed that the raw signs of life returning to normal money. how about if this piece then everyone will benefit the businesses of the workers? there are deep rooted fears about the erosion of basic rights in particular for women and girls, despite assurances from the taliban, and about to return to cruel punishments for certain crimes. but many still remember life under the previous taliban government being at least crime free for the most part. one of the vote on me was evil. everybody will be saying nobody's

kid will be kidnapped to get around with the, with a sudden collapse of the afghan government, the people of cobble, the new leaders have been thrown together faster than any had expected. now get together that feeling that way forward into their new reality, robert bride al jazeera, cobble. as the world watched, the fall of us can stand to the taliban. the white house president joe biden is confronting the biggest crisis of his presidency in his 1st address. after the taliban seized cobble biden defended his decision to pull out troops and blame the afghan government and military for the crisis from washington. history have returned. c. joe biden attempted to keep public opinion focused on a promise kept up to 20 years. the u. s. was finally leaving galveston. i stand squarely behind my decision. after 20 years, i've learned the hard way that there was never

a good time to withdraw us forces. but neither the president or any administration official has been able to address the chaotic matter of that withdrawal. despite biden's proclamation that the buck stopped with him, he lashed out both of the africa military and the african political leadership that fled even saying the u. s. it wanted to evacuate more people earlier, but was stopped by couple. i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country. important because the afghan government and supporters discouraged us some organizing the mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence at the pentagon officials insisted that they had role played every eventuality. they wouldn't be drawn whether that included such a swift taliban takeover or whether such

a possibility had been communicated to the president. plans are not always perfectly predictive and you as is well known military maximum, that plans don't often survive 1st contact and you have to adjust in real time. depending on says, it expects the $2500.00 us troops and cobble at the airport to be supplemented within 24 hours. well, 2000 more and says, an apple operations have resumed. in addition, the u. s. has more than $700.00 africans who were eligible for special immigration . visa had left the country over 48 hours, bringing the total to almost 2000. the president's opponents have been swift to deliver a withering commentary. honestly, ministration looks to me like i couldn't organize a 2 car funeral and maybe it's not too late. i hope not, but the president put in enough troops in around cobble to at least get out all the americans. and as many of the afghans as possible who are our friends, who are interpreters, who were lot, but on home we were

a lot all of age years. it is a sad day, but the united states of america. however, when pressed mcconnell, as with many others in washington, suggested his favorite option was a permanent military presence enough kind of stone which would be against the wishes of a majority of americans. biden administration appears to be hoping that eventually the chaos of the last few days will be forgotten. and instead, the president will be seen as the commander in chief who finally brought america the longest war to an ends. jabber times the al jazeera washington. that spring and now come on hyde from the home crossing in pakistan along the border with us kind of stand come all the reporting on the rush of people at cobble laugh or trying to get out of afghanistan. always seeing that similar kind of scene of people trying to flee across the land border where you are, which of course has a very different ethnic and political make comp cobble.

absolutely and helen point because you have to understand that most of the contiguous provinces, that border buckets on all the way from hell mon kunda are coming down to linger harcourt, but the corner i predominantly pushed to where the dollar bought and have a lot of support the people are not panic, gang, there is, you mean the business said that you draw. and although there were there that these people were, that people will be coming in large numbers across the land border refugees. none of that happened. you don't key the panic. primarily because the push stones have supported that dollar bond redoubt that support they will not have won the war. and however, and car where you have people who are helping the medic and they will be seen by the dollar barn and the boss as enemies collaborating with the enemy. however, the dollar barton have announced that now nifty saying there will be no retribution

. so indeed, the situation quite calm on the board as far as the bargain on is concerned. however, there is a caution word of caution that if that situation and spread it out of control if the piece deal is not reached. and if that is fighting order to have a war like duration, which local increasingly more now, then you would be seeing people across the border. but for the moment it's business as usual. and come out. what do we know about pocket playing some kind of role in mediation between the tale bomb and some of the leaders from other ethnic african groups wipe. august, thornton had made a concerted effort to try to get through to most of the gun leadership. now, just to give you an idea and much, much showed what day leading commander of the northern alliance had brought,

the wily, he gets on shore is allowed to draw. bonny. that's done. no professor, a bonnet aloud. what a foreign minister represents the j. i knew that strong board and by duck sean, also the minority community represented by austin, mark gay gay that president dod. now they came to pockets and buckets on that and reached out to the dollar bond saying that it includes the government was indeed a priority. the dollar bought an old church saying that they will not be running the show alone until day. what a great deal of hope. because days i've gotten leaders had come to budget on budget on playing a crucial role in trying to convince the dollar bond that it is important for to include have government leaders who have power and respective areas. and that of course will be a huge development. sure. it's not just doom and gloom. there is a rail, the whole bucket thought it's drying ready,

hard. but of course the owner of responsibility will be on these run leaders to ensure that an opportunity for beef is not lost. all right, thanks so much. come on. hi, the reporting from the afghan pakistan border. and on the diplomatic front, the un security council is held in emergency meeting on the scanner. stan sexy, general tony, good tatters called on the tale bond to respect human rights and offer an amnesty. diplomatic editor james bass has more, and that's the statement calls for immediate cessation of hostilities, but it also calls for talks for to reach and let me quote, a new government that is united, inclusive and representative, including the full equal a meaningful participation of women. so their calling for fresh negotiations, an african lead process leading to a new inclusive government. now will the taliban accept that? and what leverage do the security council have of the taliban? certainly we heard 2 from the ambassador of pakistan. he wasn't invited to the

security council meeting, became brief reporters and many a crumb told us that he believes that the taliban are talking about some sort of inclusive government. and he thinks that that is definitely a possibility. what is clear is that there are some of the key political leaders who were allied with the government in cobble, who are still that. i think the only leverage that the international community has of the taliban right now is the whole issue of recognition at the meeting of the security council. the african ambassador was the ambassador that was appointed by the government that no longer exists. the taliban, i'm sure would like to have the seat of the united nations and be recognized by all the countries of the world that i think is the only thing the international community have to try and convince the taliban to broaden government governance and bring in other figures fill ahead an al jazeera, the fighting in know the muslim big top of the agenda and regional leaders need and

find out what the government is doing to help children of last, parents covered 19 ah hello. it's good to see. we got to talk about those wildfires that have erupt it through the mediterranean, some taking new to morocco rate. now we've got a 160 firefighters. this is what they're up against and that he was blasting here over the weekend. now temperatures have started to come down. america cash 41 just a few days ago. you're about 4647. temperatures are also starting to slide as we look across iberia cordova, the 39 degrees. lisbon, $28.00 on tuesday, and some good news here for turkey, the black sea coast, starting to dry out just a few scattered showers for that northeastern quarter,

but by enlarge across the country, it will be drive to the northwest of europe, and we got to talk about some storms racing up here for the eastern portion of the baltic states. a good brand of rain through bella. ruth ukraine. and look at this pocket pretty much from ukraine. close to the border with poland and all because we've got a weather disturbance parked over scandinavia, feeding white and windy conditions. so copenhagen, this will it impact you with a high of 15 degrees on tuesday when this one off? once again, back to africa. we've got some storms here through a burkina faso just shuffling to the southeast portion of molly on tuesday on the go a high of 29 degrees that your weather update season. ah frank assessments, by way it is a lesson again, freedom suppress, informed opinions. what you saw happening is it was what it was for. petune is

the critical debate that we are here. it's not between any other conference here between 34 years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, the the me a come back here watching out the time to recap our headlines. now. the situation of cob laugh hold is stabilizing with military evacuation flights now resuming it follows monday scenes of desperation and chaos, and hundreds of afghans rush planes on the tarmac. us president joe biden is

defended. his decision to pull out troops saying, and endless military deployment. no solution, he said american troops should not be expected to find when i can forces aren't willing to do so themselves. heavy rains are lashing part of haiti as a tropical storm looms. there are reports of flooding in some areas that have already been hit by saturdays, devastating earthquake. more than 1400 people have died. rescue teams are searching for survivors. john holman, has more from pulse a prince now. hate is still reeling from subsidies earthquake every day. more bodies have found and the death toll continues to rise. but even in the country moons those ready last another potentially ruinous problem has arise tropical storm grace with the risk of flash floods, landslide, and yet more obstacles hampering the search for survivors. it's a fresh challenge for the government and 8 organizations. rudy struggling to get help with disaster area down the road. gangs battling over view and is allocated

$8000000.00 to help or humanitarian colleagues are telling us that access to the southern peninsula where the quake hit is challenging because gangs are controlling movements. haiti's prime minister did make it to the sea front town of like ty, one of the worst affected cities, then moving on food. when i arrived in the south of the country, we saw the destruction. many houses are straight to the rescue. teams are working to find victims and survivors in the rubble. one thing i noticed was the dignity of people despite the situation. they are affected by resilience. they fight, survive. but even before the storm, the scenes with desperate football fields, bruce, food survivors, post the shelter with the few belongings they have left. well, debbie, up at the earth quake, i didn't feel well when the football field, our home was destroyed, we can drink the water, and many people are staying here. crisis on top of crisis. last month the country's

president was assassinated, gang violence continues. and in the midst of decoded, 19 pandemic. eighty's only just begun it's vaccination campaign. many heroes, so still traumatized by events further, but the 2010 of the killed hundreds of thousands of people in for, to prince. i mean the cup so many people have been sleeping out in the street. worried about the off the shots from this quite well, they're not going to be able to do that. now. the saw me here suffering, and the bad news people coming home and how does it for the for the 1st time, the usaa declared the shortage at its largest water reservoir triggering mandatory concent. some western states. lake mead on the colorado river says some 40000000 people farm is in arizona. are expected to see the biggest drop in supply. the

region is struggling with a drought and record high temperatures. the fighting a northern those and because expected to be a top priority security meeting and allowing leaders from the south african development community all gathering in the long way. soldiers from rolanda and most indeed have recaptured some areas. it's more troops are expected to arrive from other countries in the region. from the miller explains. after months of fighting, hundreds of people in north eastern mozambique have begun. returning home fighters had captured the port city of most and border prior more than 2 years ago. dozens of people were killed and tens of thousands displaced during that attack. it's one of several areas recovered by muslim beacon and wondering government forces as part of a regional stand by for oh, you're not on the hill. we came here with the muslim beacon police for confidence building patrol. we want to show our presence, the population is coming back,

but they are still very scared and they are not feeling safe without telling them that the war is over there. but some of those returning say they don't feel safe under the protection of the muslim beacon police after then this is not all i and they are not protecting us. they are killing us. if they were protecting us, then we would be living in peace. but that is not the case. we are tired of fleeing and we are tired of our children being killed with guy in march fighters linked to isis attack, the northern town of palmer forcing people to sleep. the attack has left a trail of destruction and the most beacon ami struggled to push them back. in the last 4 years, the fighters of extended their influence in the area. the conflict has killed more than 3000 people and displaced at least 800000. and according to the united nations, nearly 1000000 people now need urgent food aid for me to miller al jazeera

me new zealand is moving into a snap, locked down for 3 days after repulsing its 1st local covered 19 infection. this year, the case was detected in oakland. authorities are working to trace its origin. they've warned of a swift and severe lockdown as the height of contagious delta variance is detected . we have made decisions on the basis that it has be set to start high and go down levels rather than start to load not contain the virus and see it move quickly. we've seen the die consequences of taking too long to act. and other countries, not least our neighbors just as we successfully stayed home and save lives last year, i'm asking the team of $5000000.00 to unite once more to defeat what is likely to be this more dangerous and transmissible variant of the virus. india reported

nearly 33000 new covey 19 infections, and 417 deaths on monday. more than half of those are in the southern states of carola, partly mitar reports from the capital, new delhi, the the major shopping sheet in care a lot. i love what our district is unusually deserted, but this time of the state is in the middle of them. its biggest festival and shopping season been the crishna is leaving america garland used for own a declaration. after months of closure, vendors like whole will finally allowed to set up shop. but celebrations have been muted, and demand has been slow because of rising covered 90 infections across. got it, the amount of the let me do it. kaufman should decide sometimes allows to open. sometimes they want us to close to poor people like us to, if they ask us to shop shop off to own him, will be great trouble. once praised but controlling the pandemic,

carola has now become the cobra, 1900 hotspot in india. the local government has eased restrictions with the festival and state police have been deployed to enforcement mandates and prevent crowding. there are rules requiring shoppers to either get a negative bcr test or show proof of vaccination. but shopkeeper said these are hard to implement and they're affecting business during peak season. the business is becoming really difficult. since the band to make started, we have been forced to shut off shop. and even when the markets open, the police comes in and we have to request them to let us run our shop. so we can make someone with a high number of infections, experts say carola and india as ne austin in 2nd wave of the pandemic, which could lead to a surge in other states. roughly 9 percent of all indians have been vaccinated

across the country unless we see about 60 percent of the population vaccinated and 80 percent em blue red. we cannot really say that india is safe because it's been a large focus back to the population in different parts of india. and they would actually be there variance with this. but despite a high vaccination rate, careless positivity rate is above 15 percent prompting the central government to give more than $30000000.00 to strengthen its health services. pardon him at the al jazeera new delhi knowledge and tina's president talbot to fatten and as he's under pressure up to a photograph of him circulated, showing him celebrating his wife's birthday last year during kind of virus restrictions. in the picture, fernandez the scene with a dozen guests at the presidential residence when a strict lockdown was in force. in response,

hundreds of people have placed stones with the names of covey, 900 victims on the steps of government house and 110000 people have died from the virus in argentina. in july, more than 2000 people have lost one or both parents to coven 19. congress is proposing a law to allow family members or others to take charge of youngsters. our latin america editor, lucy newman, reports from dan. so this modest improvement back, but i was happy when that was before the entire fabric that theodore family port coven 19 last year. first the grandparents were put into intensive care. then the ambulance came for 40 year old, caring theodore, a paramedic mother of 3. and the main caretaker, a young, the hooky. yes you, i'm really that's what she told me. she was going to die. that she knew it because she worked in the hospital with me as many julian households. there's no father in

this story. helen was 20 for 23 days. she cared for her 5 year old brother and 15 year old sister. and then one night they called to say that my mother wasn't doing well. and at $545.00, she fainted and she died. they lost their my, you know, they were left to own their own. all 3 children have been suffering from depression and severe anxiety. the sand is income has disappeared. the worst of all says helen is the absence of professional emotional support to deal with the trauma, trait of summer love. we are isolated. there are thousands of us out there. but no one knows for sure how many because for the government are invisible. it wasn't until a few weeks ago that an investigation revealed that there are at least 2029 youngsters who've lost one or both parents. most of them from low income families, i get

a course latin america. 30000 or more has been orphaned, but have fallen under the radar. like few countries chilly is moving full speed ahead to deliver a 3rd dose of the call with vaccine starting with these senior citizens. the focus now is to boost people's immunity and the economy. yet the faith of thousands of young people who have lost one or both parents does not seem to be the government's priority. right now. congress is to be giving to discuss in orphans pension. but experts say in all inclusive program on a case by case basis is necessary that include psychological care for the children and relatives who can hopefully care for them. and guarantees that children won't be separated. come up, we'll see. how is it possible that one and a half years into the pandemic? we hadn't seen this crude reality before. thousands of children had lost their

loved ones, not just in chile, but in the entire world. the fabric children are lucky to at least have their elderly grandparents still recovering from the virus. but until now, no government agency has knocked on their door to offer help to see a newman al jazeera valparaiso. ah, and let's take you through some of the headlines here now to 0. now, the situation of cobbled airport is stabilizing with military and civilian evacuation lives now resuming it follows monday scenes of desperation and chaos of hundreds of afghans rushed the plains on the tom. i could attempt to flee the tale bond, shall a balance has the latest from cobble that waking up this morning to day to under taliban control in cobble and grace rask anniston and we still.