to some games every stage. oh i we're going to do everything in our power to get all americans out and our allies, chaotic evacuation of capital airport forces us president joe biden to rethink putting our troops by the august 31st deadline. on resistance builds against the taliban in northern afghanistan as political talks continue in couple over transfer of power. ah, hello, i'm madison with world news on i'll just get a live from jill ha. also coming up flattened homes and no aid in sight. i'll just travel to the epicenter of haiti's, devastating earthquake that's killed,

more than 2000 people. more people here are telling us is that this time around there are unable to help each other because they're all victims. the us to begin rolling out cobra, 1900 booster shots as soon as next month for better protection against the delta barrier. in india's most popular state propose as a controversial to child's policy, which could make women even more vulnerable. i i've gotta stand, should be celebrating it's anniversary of independence instead focuses on the country's future under the taliban rule. how do we seems of chaotic evacuations from the couple airports as lead to us president joe biden, to rethink the timeline of the withdrawal of american troops. he's hinting that his forces could stay on until all american citizens are out of the country on the ground, but already pockets of resistance against the taliban role in the north. and in

some cities. on wednesday, at least 3 people were killed in july about doing process against taliban leadership. former president dash off john is also emerge for the 1st times is freeing the country. he's now in the u, a. e, but american officials say he is no longer a figure in afghanistan and for not the taliban face is a tough road to governance. the international monetary fund a suspended the countries access to funds dance, including $440000000.00 in reserves. michelle about us, his life for us, a couple. let's talk about these independence day celebrations. first of all, this is a day for normally with districts would be strong enough kind of. so what's it like there now? well, independence goes back to when i'm going to start got independence from the brits in 1900. 19 the man who pushed the brits way back 100 years ago. his name was king . i'm an hon that he's buried in the city of gyla bad. just east of cobbled,

so that is traditionally that you seem to of these annual celebrations and we understand hundreds of people are still on the streets in july. they are waiving the old republic flag of red, green and black and the telephone gulf and not allowing them to do so. they were proteas. if you said yesterday, when the telephone and tried to take down this, this historic flag and replace it with their ard, they have conceded that so they will allow and allow these celebrations to continue on, hindered today the tell about also putting out a blog on their website saying, course, we have the seated, another superpower in the world on the anniversary of our independence from british rule. so things carrying on as they might typically have done in previous years, just under the taliban and state prison and gandhi's government. there's also another important national holiday happening today, and that is a sure a religious holiday for the she population all over the world. here it's the sound of the festival is focused on western cobble. so that is happening today also,

but traditionally assure is actually quite dangerous. they are often attacks on the population here by i saw taliban saying that they really want to birth security and protect this minority community in afghanistan so that they can celebrate it safely today. so it's going to be interesting to watch if they are able to protect this population and ensure that there aren't any attacks on the community. tell you we're just talking about those incidents in july about give us some, an indication of the kind of resistance. if indeed there is any, if there's any sort of organized resistance to the taliban, and is there any sense that it is, is growing in the country? well, those parties yesterday, it wasn't just in july about those. a few other provinces focus mainly on the flag, the fact that television has taken down the flag. i mean, usually i've, i've been here in independent states before and the flag is everywhere. so you're

not seeing that so much now. but that yesterday was mainly focused on the flag. we do understand it is somewhat of a resistance movement building and the problems of pen share, which is a very anti taliban stronghold, a few hours north of cobble that's being made by armored masoud, the son of a sharma 3rd. who is a big anti taliban leader? about 20 years ago, and he's teams up with the vice president, sally, now we understand so late to pension on sunday and has been trying to rally people to push back against the taliban beer. it's unclear how much traction they are going to get, but they, they say that they are going to push back against caliber on sunday. even saying that he's the president of f. kennesaw. because according to the constitution, now that connie has made, he should jump into that role of president gone. he did speak for the 1st time since c smith, he popped up in the united arab emirates last night. he gave an address via a facebook. here's some of what he said,

must be getting document disaster and we should input. if i stayed, i would have witness bloodshed and couple, couple should not be turned into another yemen or syria over power struggles. so i was forced to leave i left with just a waste coat and some clothes. the personality assassination against me has been ongoing, saying, i have taken money with me. the accusations are baseless lies, but you can even ask customs officials, they are based sir dani coming out strongly because there has been a lot of rumors around how he lift the man and he lift if he took money with them. so pushing back quite hard on that, he says he does plan to return to continue the if it's the justice for the people of afghanistan and that he supports current negotiations. now in terms of the negotiations, it's mainly the taliban trying to fold in some of his core team. people like a bill or a former president,

how many cars i would how much you trying to fold some of these people in from his team. but really, the telephone do hold all the cards and any negotiations going forward. charlotte, thanks very much. that's all about us for years up to date from couples. well, as we mentioned, joe biden is said he's committed to keeping us troops in afghanistan until every american is evacuated, even if it meant maintaining a military presence beyond the august 31st deadline, he spoke to in an interview with a b. c news. let's listen to what he had to say. all chips are supposed to be up by august 31st. even if americans in our afghan allies are still trying to get out, they're going to leave. we're going to do everything in our power to get all americans out and our allies. does that mean troops will stay beyond august 31st. if necessary. it depends on where we are. and whether we can get ramped these numbers up to 5 to 7000 a day coming out. if that's the case,

they'll all be out because we've got like 10 to 15000 americans in the country right now. right. and are you committed to making sure that the troops stay until every american who wants to be out? yes. however, joe biden, secretary of defense, says his troops don't have the capacity to operate beyond the perimeter of cannibal . airport top american military commanders have been speaking for the 1st time since the africa and capital fell to the taliban. they defended their actions, saying intelligence did not indicate the after military collapse. so quickly practical came reports from the pentagon. the top military leaders in the u. s faced the press and make promises, and we are the united states military, and we fully intend to successfully evacuate all american citizens who want to get out of afghanistan. all american citizens who want to get out of afghanistan, they are a priority number one, but then these leaders admit, they can only do that if the taliban let them. and right now there are widespread

reports of people being denied access to the airport. we don't have the capability go out and collect up large numbers of people from barth. they. so they are negotiating with the taliban to allow americans and credentialed afghans to pass. but say the number of us troops there mean they can only focus on keeping the airport safe and was another 2000 people evacuated on tuesday. there are still tens of thousands of us citizens and we need to get out. how did this happen? the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says no one saw this coming the timeframe of a rapid collapse that was widely estimated in range from weeks to months and even years following our departure. there was nothing that i or anyone else saw that indicated a collapse of this army in this government in 11 days. the consistent line from the pentagon has been this is not the time to look at what went wrong,

but instead to focus on the mission. but with growing outrage from both republicans and democrats, it's likely congressional hearings could start as early as next week, for what many are calling a humiliating, catastrophic failure. patty, calling al jazeera at the pentagon, or the united nation says about a 3rd of its stuff will be leaving us kind of stand because of the volatile situation there. let's, despite growing calls for the un to step up its diplomatic efforts inside is believe the maybe a window of opportunity to influence the taliban, but worn that it has to be done quickly, is difficult to get it to a james base who's been speaking to a veteran un mediator. the un has had an active mission in afghanistan for over 30 years, with only a handful of embassies now operational in cobble, and the us and its allies all of the airport handling evacuation flights. the international organization is perhaps the best place to step in the taliban

spokesman. viola much ahead has promised a new government that is inclusive, but at the same time govern by atlantic law. diplomat say the us needs to try to broaden that pledge veteran mediator like abra. he me was the only un official to ever meet the taliban found a mullah, omar. he led the bon process in 2001 the chose hammered cause i interim president that he told me the un now needs to step up. and do you have to be there? definitely. you know that nothing can be done internationally without the un and the u. s. has been absent a little bit too long. they should really, you know, raise their profile very, very much. yes, it is time for the romance. and again, i'm strong player them out when they get out. if they won't do they can tomorrow, declared the government. you know, they're the, all right for one week or 2 weeks for a month yet. but if you don't have

a really aggressive government, then you know the, the data saga i've gone on for 40 years, 50 years actually will, will resume or wisconsin diplomats. and even some senior un insiders have told me the united nations should show more energy urgency. and ambition when dealing with afghanistan, there's a feeling that there's a narrow window for diplomacy, but it might not last much longer. james bays al jazeera at the united nations saturday's earthquake and haiti has now killed 2189 people. a tropical storm grace that hit days after is hampering rescue efforts. some aid is arrived in the hardest hits city located in more rural areas. close to the epicenter, the quick entire communities have been flattened as john homer reports. this is the as yet little known center of haiti's dissolves design to i was from the city

that captured attention following subsidies, earthquake things, a worse. we drove through 10 kilometers of countryside in which most of the houses were simply destroyed. we stopped when we saw this building in the village of florida. how's the communities, hospital, church and school for 50 for years on saturday. in a heartbeat it was gone. thunder fellow, now we're trying to find to at least find a 10th to help the kids back to school. so they don't miss the year. the for on district chief says 98 percent of the houses have went down to. judith was washing clothes just like when we met her, when her house collapsed behind her i saw the us moving and we started running. there were 2 people inside. fortunately they managed to get out. now she and her family of 9, the homeless just thought most of the community here. some lives have been lost to

rahman and so been son was out in the fields with his dad when he was killed by a landslide, set off. by the way. i feel terrible. every time i'm taking care of the animals, i think of him because he enjoyed doing that. yesterday would have been, he's 14th birthday. they showed us a photo of him and abruptly it caused an outpouring of grief. we continued the villages wanting to shows all they've lost. i asked the nice cast stone by the ruin of her house if the community got any international aid. no, no vocal urgency. there's many a teams flying into haiti and heading to this region, but it seems the help has yet to filter down to here and it's needed. you go from house to house in this community. there's 123, and $4.00,

and then mostly destroyed. and what people here are telling us is that this time round, they're unable to help each other because they're victims. the district head is very clear about what floor own requires. and then stop pulling water and food for what? a 10 for the most important thing. he says that he's already talked to the prime minister who asked him to wait. meanwhile, fresh off the shots, continue through the town. a powerful one. while we visited this frightened crowd into the street, they already have little left apart from each other, john home and i'll just either her own hatred. still ahead and al jazeera in search of a new prime minister malaysia's longest willing part. you seem set to return to power following mondays resignation and the 2nd largest wildfires in california history have a new target in their office of fleet from their homes. ah

hey there your weather forecasts for africa coming up in a sec, but 1st full focus on europe and we've still got this disturbance over scandinavia, swinging down, wet and windy conditions through the north sea. so there are some weather alerts we need to talk about amber alerts and, okay, here we go. sweet and could see up to about 100 millimeters of rain and poland also in the line of fire, 70 millimeters. and look at those winds. they see them gust up to about 80 kilometers per hour. what and windy also through the baltic states on thursday got a pretty good batch of what weather along the western shores of the black sea that could spill into romania, giving us some pretty hefty rainfall amounts as well. you know, portugal had warned about 75 percent of its districts were at an increased risk of wildfires because of high temperatures and we're starting to see them flare up here . and the good news is temperatures have started to fall here. so lisbon,

a high of 25 degrees, could see some stormy weather, just west of barcelona on thursday. also, the risk will not the ritz we're putting it in the forecast. some brain for is symbol. moving through the boss 1st with a high of 30 degrees. i promise you, we would get to africa. we've got some storms through southern areas of nigeria pushing into toko and gone out on thursday. that sure weather update. the news the grim consequences of mexico. bloody drug. watch the people around you, mr. governor, you've got people who are with the narco, through the eyes of the journalist, determined to report the truth. your government is full of north and she said, that's how the article should start 60 years own. we revisit the report is still risking their lives being another outbreak. violence of more versus rewind, the deadly beat on out there.

ah, i want you to get a reminder of our top story is this on us president joe biden. it says, forces to stay on and on until all american citizens that have been carry otic, seen a couple airports with africa and desperately trying to leave off to the taliban. c, capital. nearly 2200 people are known to have died and hating earthquakes, which rescue efforts hampered by bad weather. entire communities have been raised in rural areas near the epicenter.

especially as to most populous states have reported record numbers of daily corona, virus infections, new south wales, confirmed 681 cases in 24 hours neighboring victoria has reported its highest tallies in september, the state's largest city, melbourne is in lockdown, as is the entire state of new south wales is zealand has reported 11 new cases of proven 1968 total to $21.00. the government announced a 3 day nationwide lockdown from tuesday, and the 1st case was announced before this week. you zealand hadn't seen any local infection for almost 6 months over new cases of the delta variant, and they've been linked to an outbreak in australia. the number of new corona virus infections in south korea has surged past 2000 for a 2nd time. now for restrictions imposed in the capital so the government is expected to extend the curbs. on friday the us president says he disagrees with the

world health organizations warning against giving corona virus. booster shots show bible says this government is capable of looking after its own citizens as well as helping the world. as comments come off to the white house, unveiled plans to offer booster jobs from mid september. people will be eligible, 8 months after receiving their 2nd job. well, while some might be thinking of getting a 3rd vaccine shot, others in the us don't want to get the 1st. well, reynolds explains more than $20000000.00 us students are headed off to college. this year, there's a new item on the curriculum, coven, 19 vaccine mandates. more than $700.00 colleges and universities now say students must be vaccinated or face repeated cobra, testing in force, social distancing, or even be barred from campus. colleges are desperate to prevent a replay of last year's damaging campus. shutdowns and other outbreak would be

extremely disruptive. we're risking another evacuation from college campuses in the fall and it will have an even greater impact on those who are already the most vulnerable in our society in the politically hyper charge debate over vaccines in the us. there are naturally those who refuse to comply. riley o'neill, a student at loyola marymount university in los angeles, is one of them. it goes back to the idea that i should be able to choose whether i get the vaccine or not. and if i'm going to be coerced into doing that, i doesn't feel like a free choice for me. very much feels like oppression. he has sued the university over it's vaccine policy. if he refuses the shots, he could attend loyola marymount, but would have to undergo repeated testing and observed social distancing with other students. o'neil's lawyer was quick to frame the issue in political terms.

there is going to be this continued divisive effort by the laughed by the progressive side of this nation to try to create this division between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. so far legal efforts to overturn college vaccine mandates have fallen flat. a federal appeals court recently ruled against students suing the universe the of the indiana over its vaccine mandate. one of the judges wrote, people who do not wish to be vaccinated can go elsewhere. and the supreme court has upheld that ruling. o'neill seems unconcerned that unvaccinated young people will get infected and spread the virus to more vulnerable people. quite frankly, my age group isn't nearly as affected by coven 19 as, as older generations are. that's a problem that says higher education authorities. part of our educational

responsibility is to talk to people not only about their rights, but also their responsibilities and liberal education. america's historic commission of educating for democracy requires that we in part, that message. now, more than ever, survey show the overwhelming majority of college students approve of campus vaccine mandates. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, 1000 more people are fed their homes in the us state of california. as wildfire spread towards several towns and cities, the largest wildfire is moving towards the city of susan vill and just south of there. another blaze is striking. the state capital sacramento, the fires is scorched tens of thousands of hector's and destroyed hundreds of holes in france. at least 2 people have died in wildfires. burning near the french riviera. more than a 1000 firefighters battling the flames. 5, thousands of people in the region have been told to leave, and firefighters in spain are still trying to control

a major forest fire. their authorities are using drones to help them track down hot spots and i've yet in catalonia, a fire, burning north of the great capital is dangerously close to homes. video, as well as 6 other villages have been evacuated, and also battling another 5 south of athens. in bolivia, pfizer burned through more than 250000 hector's in the santa cruz region since early august, its ravaged parts of the country's agricultural heartland. cuba has introduced tighter controls and the use of social media, including abandoned content deemed as insulting to the state and new law comes among, alter cuba. so it's most widespread anti government protest. decades. the rally is largely organized via social media by demonstrators angry about food shortages and power outages. the government insist the law only target so called cyber terrorist . in argentina, tens of thousands of people rallied over high unemployment and better living

conditions organized to say more than 70000 people have taken part across a 100 locations. the country struggling with an economic downturn made worse by the kona virus pandemic. the political party, the governed malaysia of 6 decades after independence is expected to return to power united malays. national organization or u. n. o is expected to lead to a new coalition after the prime minister resigned on monday. okay, to ya. seen last support over his handling of the corporate 19 pandemic. on the deputy prime minister ismael suddenly jacobo of the u. m. n. o is seen as the likely success of funds that reports from calling them for ismael sabri yackel. the former deputy prime minister has reportedly secured majority support from 114 members of parliament out of the 222 seats in the lower house. now the m p 's said to support is miles sabri are meeting the king at his palace on thursday to verify

their support. all m p 's were asked to submit their choice for prime minister to the monarch earlier this week. now if, if mal sabri is appointed the prime minister of malaysia, this means the makeup of the ruling coalition would be the same as the previous administration led by we didn't. yes. and who resigned on monday, after more than a dozen, m. p. 's withdrew their support for him. the difference this time is the united malays national organization or is set to come back even stronger because is miles on. is vice president of this political party rules malaysia since independence from britain in 1957. it was voted out in 2018 because of a multi $1000000000.00 corruption scandal. its current present, its fighting corruption charges in court. former policy president, not your brother, who's also a former prime minister, has been convicted of corruption and it's appealing his conviction. now if it's

miles, aubrey is appointed prime minister. that means i'm no set is set to reclaim the premiership. now of course, none of this is official, yet the monarch is set to meet with other senior royals on friday, and it's likely that a decision will be announced. then the king has also said any new prime minister ought to face a vote of confidence in parliament to demonstrate he has majority support. parliament is set to reconvene next month. india is home to more than 1300000000 people and more than 200000000 of them live in another state of ot pradesh, which is working on a policy to discourage couples from having more than 2 children. experts say the proposed bill is unfairly aimed at muslims and will be disastrous for women. having the towel reports it's lunchtime and good james henry cars, household the copier, works as daily ridge honors and said they had 5 children to help and more money. they also wanted more boys, they live in that position. yes, most populous state,

which is drafting a bill to promote a to charge policy before probably part of the policy will benefit the government, less russians, less subsidy. and those are 2 kids will get. what does the government care? it's none of their business does a paid and job to feed the children. this is a weird way to the states to a child policy by families from several welfare schemes, including food subsidies in one of india poorest states. the government says this will improve development, but opposition parties to lead the aim is to deepen the community divide ahead of next year, state elections. why? the state is governed by prime minister arranged remotely pathogen party whose members have promoted. the idea that muslims have too many children threatening india hindu majority. disease reached out for comment, but our request was denied. those behind the bill want to bring down with the

provision store this paternity way to 1.9 by 2030. but government data shows the state's paternity rate has already been calling license, sought india, and would have achieved those levels in the next decade without the controversial to try to policy. levy was saudi, who patients include poor andrew women advocate for fewer children, but says that a restrictive policy could make things. what, what can happen is, since our country is a male dominating country, so it might, might lead to include isn't illegal, abortion which i feel we need to check on because everything is illegal, but there are places there. everybody knows the fact about experts believe this bill, good hom, women, poor communities and minorities. and what we need to do for them is to provide the family serving family planning services close to their doorstep with good quality

and choice. education will take time. it is a magical one to factor for women. future they grow their environment. the bill has gain traction in other bgp govern states. a sam has already passed it thing, it was the only way to bring down illiteracy and poverty among muslims. for families like the genders who depend on subsidies to feed their families, believe this law will live people like them was off. pardon him? it said, i'll just 0 for lunch ahead with a dish. ah, this is, these are the top stories.