they doing is going to be longevity. they don't have to come in and tell me things around my, my on i do their me a confidential hearing report warnings that the taliban are going door to door to hunt for people who worked for the us and nato forces. tens of thousands of people wait to be lifted out of town and checkpoints and chaos on the streets. evacuation efforts. ah, hello, i'm not madison with world news on i'll just live from. also coming up southern

haiti is only medical oxygen, scientists destroyed. and last week's devastating earthquake as a country battle is a covered 1900 outbreak in this hospital immaculate conception what they're telling us just as i showed you saw medicine equipment. but they just about coping with the flow of people coming in vietnam issues. it's tough is covered, 1900 restriction, yet millions of people in the whole team in city will be bought from leaving their holes and the useful creatures transforming waste into fall. in the our feed, we're going to tell you how they could reduce greenhouse gas emissions. ah, afghans are prepared to hold their 1st friday prayers under taliban control, but some crowds of worshippers might be smaller than usual and confidential reports by the u. n. times the on group has priority list of people that wants to arrest, include africans who served with the military and the police as well as

intelligence units. the u. n says the taliban have been carried out to targeted door to door visits. rob mcbride reports from couple this report issue through the un. it does make very worrying reading, and i think it will gain a lot of traction here with people in afghanistan, given the taliban record in the past, and also it's reputation. so the report talks about former military and also intelligence personnel from the former regime being targeted taliban going door to door. also wiring they talks about the families of those people. if they don't get the individuals themselves. the families are then targeted as a way of putting pressure on those individuals to come forward from my dental who they are. and also talks about in full recruiting. inform is try to a presumably set up a network to try to identify all of these individuals. this, as we know goes against what the taliban has been saying from the very start. it

has no interest in recriminations, reprisals, they say, well, it's a different type of regime. it was to start afresh. but we do know that from, you know, out in the provinces, local levels of this conflict swept across the country. there have been cases of people being targeted to have been reprisals. people have been killed. the, the question is, how much is this the work of taliban, even at the local level, or how much is it just a reprisals between individuals in villages, between families or ethnic groups. i mean, it gets very messy and very confusing as you get out into the provinces of africana stan, it's not very clear cut about what is a targeted reprisal attack. so that's the question really is, is how much of this is at a national level that there might be less so that might be in cobble that people are targeted? we do know, for example, that the defense minister he had about 2 weeks ago was targeted. that's before the taliban took control, they targeted his residents with

a suicide bomb attack. so that's the question for people here. but many people here certainly given the unease about the taliban taking control, certainly will believe this to be true. will have concerns about it all, adds to the general pressure to try to get out of afghanistan and couple international airport. the evacuation of diplomats and afghans continues. the u. s . moves, 3000 people on thursday, including those waiting for visas. nato says about 800000 people have been evacuated since the taliban took over on sunday. as foreign ministers holding an emergency meeting in brussels to discuss how to tackle the unfolding situation. meanwhile, sizes of families are still looking for shelter and couple after being forced out of their homes by the taliban. defense of more than 400 families who left provinces in the north of af canister. a sheltering in a school the you and had said earlier this month, more than 244000 people have been displaced in just 3 months along its partners.

that providing temporary accommodation along with basic health services ready to use to patrick food for all the children who are hungry and have made this journey with hungry stomachs and units of also providing a psychosocial support to the children who have seen devastation and impact of war . there are also child friendly spaces here where children are coming and spending time, facebook twitter, unlinked and say they've changed their services and janice done to protect the security and privacy of users and says afghans can now shield posts from unknown accounts. you can also remove the ability of other users to see a list of their online findings. those with facebook and instagram will receive notifications about the new features, the changes follow recommendations for activist journalists and civil society groups. southern hey, his only medical oxygen plant has been left severely damaged from sunday's powerful

earthquake. more than 2000 people to be killed and sizes more have been left seriously injured. but for the casualties from the earthquake, coupled with the cobra, 1900 pandemic, the demand for oxygen is gone up to 100 percent in the last month, john home and has this report from the hospital in the city of k. now warning, some viewers might find some of the images here, the starting the came across sun whose men the immaculate conception hospital in la k. his toes and sco were fractured. he's one or more than 10000 people who were injured in saturday's earthquake and haiti idea i ran out to try and open the gate, but a cement fell off the roof of the neighbor's house and onto my head, the foot long week stuff at local hospitals. have been struggling with that huge influx even as many deal with their own life changing problems. my mom, my house has collapsed. we are sleeping in the street on saturday when i got here,

i saw how many people were in need. and so i decided to work and i've been here every day, many of the patient sustain outside for fear the hospital themselves could collapse me off the shots. some have cracks ready, but the doctors and nurses have managed to keep order in this hospital immaculate conception. well, they're telling us that they saw medicine and equipment, but they just about coping with the flow of people coming in with the chronic lack of medical equipment is serious. the thing that really nice thing that or about auto body itself, like i said, they different when you saw that we need to say the same. they desperately need more materials to treat fractures and broken bones. yes. without them, the hospital's a little more than waiting rooms for the seriously you before they can be eligible

to pull the prints. there are hold up, getting supplies in, says timothy ward, us thought to come to help. we have a lot of different facilities or different organizations that are trying to bring with supplies, but they are having a hard time getting him on site. so there's a lot of a little bit of political stuff as far as they get through customs and everything and which i understand they don't just want things putting them without checking. there's also problems in getting get and personnel to the disaster zone, even once it's in the country. that's because the stretch of the only road from the cap to pick high is being fought over by gangs appropriate to here. it's kind of 8 our 3, the u. n is also taking part of that. they are seeing how they can combine that the 1st day since saturday to from to today. sorry. it's been a huge problem how to coordinate the combo and the creek was almost a week ago. but the need to deal with its consequences remains john home and al jazeera, like i was told from an ambush, and a military escort,

a convoy and bacchanal. facile has risen to at least 80 people. it's a 3rd time on groups of struck in less than 2 weeks. barbara and go over reports. these are some of the survivors of wednesday's attack. gunman targeted government forces as they escorted a convoy, but 59 civilians were killed for the gross suck. it was a very big ambush on a convoy being escorted by the f t. yes. many civilians were traveling including women, men and children who simply wanted to go back to cor, gotcha. and once again, we offer condolences to the families and sympathize with those were injured. the ambush is the latest in a wave of attacks in west africa, the hail region this month, where armed groups including alcorda and i saw operate on monday more than $37.00 civilians, including children were killed in an attack in

a village near last week. 51 people were shot dead and northern molly in an apparent revenge attack. after several regulators were arrested. thousands of people have been killed and almost 2000000 people displaced in violence across the border areas of molly burkina faso, initiate the past decade. security analysts say there isn't a common approach to tackle fighters despite the 3 piece building forces deployed in the region while while we have in the social jointed regional response. for one problem. this is thursday and it's just across the region. there needs to be one of the security mechanisms addressing the issue where all african countries with the cooperating teacher got to do it. as opposed to that, you know, does the jointed approach last month, france and not that it's having its military presence. in this, a hail french troops intervened in 2012 of tron alcorda off shoot,

took over northern molly. since then, what became the operation because force has worked with regional military's to rollback the presence of armed groups. the lighter military footprint will do little to end the chaos in the vast 3 border region. barbara and go out to sara me residence if you had not largest city who she men will be forced to stay at home from monday. the city of $9000000.00 now comes for 80 percent of the country's $7150.00 fatalities. that lamb contained a virus up until late april. but now we're seeing a rapid rise in infections and deaths. that vaccination rate is one of the lowest in asia. zealand has extended its nationwide lockdown until tuesday. as the number of coven 1900 cases bare rises to 31. the measures were imposed 3 days ago after the 1st local infections in nearly 6 months were detected. all the new infections

or the delta variants and they've been linked to an outbreak in australia. in australia, a corona virus lockdown is sydney, has been extended until the end of september. infections is searching and the state of new south wales is reported more than 400 cases a day over the past week. most of them in sydney, south korea, social distancing measures, are going to stay in place for an additional 2 weeks. struggling to contain a wave of new infections driven by the delta variant. still had an ard is either a global shortage of computer chips or says the world's largest car maker, the slashes production by 40 percent for next month and taken all. busy flying cubans, social media was trained to protect prestige and prevent protest. ah,

it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. hey there, i'm starting to sound like a bit of a broken record. we still caught that weather disturbance plaguing scandinavia, and it will continue on friday. and, you know, southern sections of sweden, some historic rain here, picks up more than $100.00 millimeters of rain within 2 hours. now we'll see breezy conditions through the baltic states. i think your winds will whip up to about 50 kilometers per hour. we also have a system sweeping in to the british shells that is associated with the southern the air flow. so it's not going to do much to your temperatures. we'll look forward to arrive into london as we had about mid day in toward the evening on saturday. meantime, for iberia temperatures, you know what they're pretty well where they should be. lives been 26 degrees and cordova, 37. now across the balkans we do have some rain falling for the southwest bulgaria into north macedonia and across greece and scattered showers through italy. and

then some heavier falls for southern areas of austria on friday. now for turkey, it's going to be white and wendy for the ne portion of the black sea region, which of course is still trying to recover from some flooding. they're speaking of flooding, we have seen it toward northern gonna roads have buckled because of heavy rain. that continues pushing into the ivory coast and liberia on friday. that sure weather update. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 20. 21. joined the debate and do not have maxine reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allows a diverse community and how an array of different story know topic it off the table . it's such a tough ethical debate where there is an obvious discrimination in systematic discrimination of the play people or thursday for new boys. this dream, where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. ah,

ah, the me you want, you know, to say, don't remind of i tell stories, this is a confidential un reports claims. the taliban has a priority list of people that wants to arrest enough kind of son was targeting to soldiers, police and intelligence. carson al says the taliban is carrying out the door to door visits. evacuation of diplomats enough. jones is continuing at campbell international airport. the smooth 3000 people in thursday, nato says about 18000 evacuated since the taliban took over the southern hastings. only medical oxygen plans has been left severely damaged after sandy's powerful,

as quaint, more than 2000 people have been killed in sizes more has been seriously injured. ok, let's return to our top story, the chaos and the desperation. a couple airports with thousands of people scrambling to get out of the country on the streets. some afghans had been protesting against the taliban on thursday. they marked their independence day with valleys using the national flag as a symbol of resistance. but mcbryan has more from couple at cobble airports main terminal. this is private control taliban style. follies of gunfire, scattered people in panic. the that's another gate, even more desperate scenes as the airport continues to be besieged. and at the side of the airport, whether u. s. military evacuation is taking place. private defense contract is there. use. take us at the british embassy compound,

long lines gathered daily to apply for special visas with promises from the taliban of amnesty for those who worked with foreign forces and safe passage to the airport . but many doubt the taliban promises fears, raised bites, treatment of protest is wanting to retain the national flag. deadly classes with taliban fighters have taken place in the city of gyla bad with emotion running even higher as afghanistan celebrates independence day. there have been further confrontations in the city of a sad about the violence of this in dependence day has res tension in what is already a very highly charged that with a bike co incidence. it comes on the same day as assure us, the most important day in the calendar. a ritual of the here by the minority has, are a community i targeted in the past by i still bombers. the commemoration this year

is also overshadowed by the current upheaval. and concerns the community may face further alienation and re taliban government. sort of made of a lot of that as i see it, if the government is going to be dominated by just one ethnic, it makes us worried that the country could slip back into civil war and destruction . you will get on the streets of cobbled. there are signs of life returning to something like normal with more business opening and hope for a new start. but now you have those on the go that everyone was tired of the previous government. people are hopeful for whatever is coming and the business will be better, but the views of a nervous population remain. make. john go the better for our future if the countries free of all these troubles in his fortune school bought another in each other. we don't want to go back to the previous television era when young people would have to follow the strict dress code or get me, you know, with more taliban patrolling the streets. there's also been the return of

a familiar site, traffic police in their distinctive uniforms, back on duty. a small comfort for a population, a need of any kind of reassurance right now. rob mcbride, al jazeera couple street vendors in peru have ford would police if they tried to clear a local market. judges had ordered the removal of illegal stalls and what city and as to sticks officers who charged the reliance, shields, and battles. a suspected member of a colombian drug cartel has been arrested at his own wedding after being on the lung for 4 years, where we stand, young, santa, also known as machete was detained to the altar minutes before tying the nod. let me in the thought he said he's been living in the mountainous region of until you shall edge to handle security and logistics for the gulf clan cartel, strong winds and heavy rain brought by a tropical storm. grace have lashed through mexico's caribbean coast, but most resorts in the popular holiday destinations have concluded and to loom

haven't been seriously damaged. the storm. hit mexico as a category one how to can, but if we can to a tropical storm. the world's biggest car maker, toyota, is cutting its worldwide production. by 40 percent of the corona, virus surgeon, asia worsens. a global shortage of microchips, toyota says it's planned to make 900000 because next month has been reduced 254-0000 german comic or audi also knows it's extending some holidays 410000 workers due to accounting production, volkswagen general motors, and for to also warrant, they might be forced to reduce output even more. so why does that make conductors matter so much with the global chip market is worth 5 trillion dollars according to forms. that's 5 times larger than in 2016 chips, almost vital to almost all the industries which use electronics from hospitals to aircraft. you can't drive

a modern car without them that are about 3000 ships in an average vehicle. the 3 main chip makers, r t. s. m. c of taiwan some, some of south korea and intel in the united states. lauren fix is the owner of automotive aspects. it's a consultancy providing insight into the car industry. she explains how the manufacturers can get a run to global chip shortage. the only way out of it at this point is for manufacturers to start producing their own or controlling their own properties of chips. and they've talked about doing it with batteries. but the big problem is if you and i today, we're going to start our own chip factory because there's a need for it. it would take you 3 years to ramp up to have the capital line technology and to be able to produce car manufacturers or pushing their governments, whether it be korea or germany or the us to say, hey, can you help us? can you push a lot? you cannot push this along because the ceramics come out of the netherlands and the metal comes out of china and that's where they can put the squeeze on people,

increasing the costs, limiting the supply. and that's we are right now. we're going to see one factor that might work, going back to those original manufacturers who made the older style, not the current cutting edge with the older style technology. that's one thing we can do. and the other thing is offering less of those kind of little features that we all like like stop, start technology and wireless. charging that you're finding that leaving some of the vehicles today and no updates. so in other words, using what they already have will be ways to work around this until probably 2022 and this is resolved. so the prices are going to be strong. it's good for the dealers, they're going to make the money. it's not good for consumers. i tell people if you can wait till next year to purchase a vehicle, that's great if you have a lease, it's being traded in contact, leasing company, and see if you can extend it for a few months. that might be helpful. the u. s. federal trade commission has re far as monopoly lawsuit against facebook in june of federal court dismissed analia case saying the agency didn't provide enough evidence that facebook had monopoly power

over social media. a federal regulator ledges. the tech giant violated anti trust laws by buying instagram and whatsapp in order to eliminate them as competitors, mich stultz is from the electronic frontier foundation. it's a non profit group, defending digital rights explains how this recent legal challenge could affect facebook's perceived monopoly. they have to say is put more quotations and what appeared to be internal emails but weren't made public. but worse, given to the court that show in different ways how facebook has acquired and has and maintains monopoly power. the court already said that it's all right, and it is permissible for the f t. c. to challenge those acquisitions again. and the reviews by the agency that happened at the time were not the end of the matter . the and the things that happened afterwards of evidence that they've collected

since could show that facebook's purchase of whatsapp and instagram was done to eliminate potential rivals. and the new complaint gives even more detail about that . but it goes a little farther in it. it focuses not just on those acquisitions, but also on facebook entire course of conduct. and the complaint goes into all the ways that facebook has prevented other options from, from coming in into being when one of the things that they're asking for is that people be able to leave facebook for other social networks. but not leave their friends behind. be able to communicate with their friends who are still on facebook . in other words, some interoperability requirement that by lowering the barriers to switching social networks, that could really have a strong influence on breaking facebook monopoly. and that's something that they're still asking for. give us governments introduce title controls and the use of

social media binding pointed calls, false news, and anything it says could damage the country's prestige to these abode reports. these were the largest protest in q vine decades. thousands took to the streets last month to demand food medicines and freedom. young people using the internet, managed to organize protests nationwide. but now the government is doing everything possible to prevent them from happening again. a new decree announced this week to control social media will put people like junior darcy at risk of getting out of these new laws come to reinforce the prohibitions that already exist and legalize things that were been doing outside the legal framework, such as the cops of the internet service, it is a threat to freedoms and citizens, right. what is known as the queen? 35 bands. this spread a false news or messages and content considered offensive. it also says that those

who have attempted to subvert the constitution and order will be considered cyber terrorism. the government says they knew, decrease an attempt to protect the population and fight the spread of fake news. and labial lead to go to this ruling, the ne, in cube that internet is defended as a space for debate, exchange reflection expression complaints and proposes from the population. this model will demand an adequate, respectful, ethical, and truthful use of these communication channels. 2 years ago, q were introduced the use of mobile internet at times of economic difficulties that have been exacerbated by the pandemic and us sanctions. it's become a direct threat to the government. ah, videos like lis, i run example. health system has collapsed. our patients need help. we need help. we don't want our patients to die. even though cuba has managed to produce at least

2 successful vaccines against covey. 19 on tuesday, a group of human doctors use the internet to denounce the health crisis that exists in the country. and from now on the spread of videos like this one could be considered an attack against ido. cast was revolution was that was what i meant. then once again, cuba re seeking absolute control of a monopoly on internet access and telecommunications and is also formalizing digital repression. it is seeking to limit the space where people can access information freely. cuba is in the middle of a massive economic crisis, and discontent is on the rise. while the government rushes to carry out reforms 80 social desperately trying to control descent beating some will and cedar. the divisions is wanting, the climate change is on the brink of becoming irreversible, and that's pushing people to find new ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. one

company in chile is turning to insects. a lot america editor this year newman has the story from the city of telecom. they feed night and day at a staggering speed. one kilo of black soldier fly eggs, eat 25 tons of la ganeth residue in just one week. could you still impartially the co founder and general manager of food for the future? a julian start up that transforms food waste and fly larva into a super food in almost a blink of the eye there why we chose the flies and a specific the black soldier fly. it's because the tremendous ability they have to process a lot of food waste and a lot of different types of food waste in, in a short period of time. and also the ability they have to apply technology to scale this from an industrial point of every year the world produces more than

1000000000 tons of residue from food. this wasted along with the resources used to make it but more impactful than that. is that what that food start the, the composing methane methane. nice to meet that because of the decomposition and methane, gus is greenhouse gas. that is $23.00 times. more than until 2, so food waste alone is one of the highest a c o 2 meters in the world. scientists are leaving little doubt that reducing greenhouse gases, finding sustainable sources of food, and accelerating the transition to a circular a corner. we cannot wait. if our species is to survive on our planet, this larva absorbs tons of waste without meeting any gases. then it's turned into a highly nutritious fly flower, which is made into pellets for feeding fish,

chickens, pigs, and dogs. to most people, these little crunching critters don't look or smell very appetizing, but they were in fact packed with protein. and they also producing oil a kind of butter, which in the not too distant future, we could be supporting on our posts or using in our face cream because its properties are so beneficial. like corporate oil and breastmilk, it's high in laura gas. it m heart concedes the flies still have a bad name and that in most western cultures eating insects is still hard to swallow. but perhaps more important is what these flies eat. using black fly larva to absorb and up cycle or organic waste before it becomes nothing gas could potentially turn this still young industry into a much needed game changer. cnu and al jazeera palka chilly. ah.