kind of stones women on out there. ah al jazeera. when ever use all ah, the taliban top political leader is not enough. kenneth's done to begin talks to form a new government. ah . hello and welcome to w, watching out of the life my headquarters here are also coming up. why are they not getting a sooner to 90? 8 percent of the houses are destroyed. pressure grows on haiti's prime minister,

little help breaches survivors. the earthquake was killed, more than 2000 people. black flags on the streets of colombo catholics demand justice for the victims of the 2019 easter bombings. also head, we look into the science behind india's and the world's 1st dna cobit 19 vaccine, which does not need a needle ah top story, the televisions co founder is in cobble for talks to form a new government's molar. as presence in the capital comes as the plans to unveil its governing framework, the taliban is promising to hold its members accountable. if reports of crimes and atrocities are verified, a spokesman until the reuters news agency members will be investigated if they were responsible. charlotte bellis is in cobble with more on the taliban plans for

future government. i talked to some of our members the other day and they said it's still very much in flux. negotiations are ongoing. mulberry came in from door. ha, he's the political chief. he landed in candle earlier this week and has the high level delegation to cobble as part of forming this new government negotiating, even with former government leaders. we know enough economy who is also part of the political commission, and he's also been holding talks this week. he met with former president holman cars i, he met with a former c or a dealer, a builder. so they are at least trying to fold. and it would seem, some of the former government leaders into some type of taliban government. we even understand masoud who is holding one of the last pockets of resistance and that's going to stand in the pension valley against the taliban. that even he isn't with the taliban at this moment. they do tell us that there's no time for elections. they also say that a new constitution is on the cards,

but there's still burial information coming out from the movement at this time about what we can expect from the government. as far as life in carbon goes this morning, it is quite bizarre that it is almost identical to how it was a we could go onto the ghani government. government employees have gone back to work. the taliban is asked everyone to resume their lives as normal. the streets of busy because this is the 1st save the work week in afghanistan and people have gone back to work as normal. they have been some incidents at the airport this morning, but as far as couple central goes, it has been very quiet. afghans are facing major obstacles as they try to leave the country, including us. charlotte was saying that taliban roadblock some problems with paperwork. she has the latest from couple circling in front of carbo international airport. the gates are closed. the taliban with a common did un weapons and vehicles run security. no one can get through. even

filming on the street is not allowed. the taliban has dispersed crowds of people. they know wait further down airport road. this is my father certificate. it's there we meet is to la. his father worked as a god for to us contractors. your father is hi. hi, i didn't i, he comes here every day to plead his father's case for evacuation. and i don't want to go out on the gate. i am scared but what can i do? the taliban run after us. they chase and they beat us and i saw women under people's feet in a stamp and i saw a dead body taken from the airport and put in the car and then we have no other option when i don't know what the telephone is in charge of securing the airport and protecting us forces and evacuated from being overrun, they a forceful in their crowd control, relying on gunfire and beatings to disperse. the thousands who gather us forces can

be seen around the perimeter. just meters from tele bomb patrols. people play their k through evacuation raising paperwork to the tower, but they are asked to move on. afghans complain americans have fired towards them also. now they've got the other notices. we're even scared to bring their documents with us every day. we're here because we want them to do something for us because we've done them favors and now we're left here without a future day or every day. the numbers, the vaskins looking for an exit swells, hundreds gather outside the british, french and canadian embassies. hope spruce. but rumors spread faster. most western embassies have closed, but they don't know that. $20000.00 applicants have applied for us special immigrant visas, including their families. they measured $70000.00 to eligible for evacuation. there were thousands more foreign nationals and africans who worked with other nations. also waiting for flight out more than

a 100000 people have been evacuated with some of on the on sunday. and still the us is expanding its eligibility criteria and doubling the number of evacuation flights and this weekend. yet many people tell us they are too scared to come to the airport because it would mean passing telephone checkpoints. for those that do attempt it, they braced the crowds and gunfire, and the disappointment that they would likely be left behind. about 13 countries have agreed to host african asylum seekers. columbia is one of them on friday, the president even to case that africans waiting for permits to resettle in the us would be allowed in columbia. that means they won't have a group whereby uses columbia is also joining the group of allied countries that will also support to the united states for those of national who have some of the united states for years and who are in the process of registering and migrating to that country so that they can stay in columbia temporarily. united states will not only cover or detention costs for these people,

but will also speed up all the processes for us. president joe biden has thank the amir of castle in a call to the country support in getting people out. those evacuated to cattle include more than $300.00, mostly female students and $200.00 media personnel. more flights of being planned for the coming few days. mr. bolton says the u. s. is evacuated about 13000 people from afghanistan since last saturday. his administration's plan to withdraw the american troops been under scrutiny following the taliban, rapid takeover. but he said, significant progress has been made in the evacuation of americans, allies and vulnerable afghans. since monday, mike hannah has more on the us reaction with this report from washington. beyond the grim scenes round couple, airport us is continuing to ramp puppets efforts to evacuated citizens. it's also sent more state department officials to kuwait and cutter to process special

immigrants. these as president biden has reiterated his commitment to st. b, evacuate every american citizen who wants to leave along with thousands of guns who worked with the us. he's also described the last week as heartbreaking, and warns the mission remains dangerous. make no mistake. this evacuation mission is dangerous and evolves risks to armed forces and it's been conducted under difficult circumstances. i cannot promise with the final outcome will be what it will be that it will be without risk of loss. but as commander in chief, i can assure you that i will mobilize every resource necessary. it didn't take long for the politics of the f, gotten crisis to come into play. republican representative mike rogers issued a statement accusing bite and once again ignoring reality on a gun is done, he continues. there are thousands of americans and taliban controlled territories

around the country. and the biden harris administration cannot provide an accurate accounting of how many americans are left. a pentagon spokesman confirm that some us troops was still on their way to help us to, to a couple of airport. the total number is slightly right to more than $6000.00. the main focus is on security at the airport and making sure that as the general said, that, that air operations resume and continue as unimpeded as possible. but clearly, we will be prepared and postured if, if we had to do something additional. but i won't speculate right now, but still no indication as to haul free passage will be guaranteed. well, those were not able to get through the taliban cordon around the airport. president biden has cancelled a plan trip to his home in wilmington and his staying on that the white house

through the weekend to continue to monitor the situation. thank you very, very much. and also perhaps to prepare members of his administration for the grilling they are likely to face when congress reconvenes to be brief. next week, my kind of just era washington and indonesia has evacuated, dozens of his diplomats and others from afghanistan, a military plane carrying indonesia, nationals, filipinos. and a few afghans landed in jakarta overnight. indonesia has temporarily moved its diplomatic mission to neighboring pakistan. when he is new, prime minister has been sworn in ismael. sorry your call was formerly appointed on friday as melissa. he is, 9th prime minister. after the resignation of me get in. yes, seen. you'll be the 3rd new premier and less than 4 years. the former defense minister will tackle the administration's widely criticize panoramic response. now it's been a week since a powerful earthquake hit haiti,

killing more than 2000 people and injuring thousands efforts to provide aid have been plagued with problems and many families are desperate. the prime minister ariel only has been in charge of the countries since the former president, you know, movies was fascinated and to spoken to the media for the 1st time. john holeman was there, patient prime minister on re riving and his 1st press conference in earthquake writ through the country, south west, leaving more than 130000 families homeless. we have a lot of questions about his government's handling of the disaster, especially why a week later, a still not getting to the many destroyed villages close to the epicenter. one of the regions has been completely flat and this lies in we went to last year and they said they haven't had any one from the government coming up for them made when they took, he told them to white to that. why are they not getting a sooner since 98 percent of the houses are destroyed? but the prime minister chose not to answer the question,

passing the might to his head of civil protection. we are formulating a response or mechanism is in action. evidently, we have some issues related to security, but we are doing our best to accelerate the process. but it's not just the villages lacking aid. it's the cities too. and we also went to like a, an in the cave as a camp full of people just know even just sticks with top pulling above in the area . presumably you can get to but they also said they haven't seen anyone from the government. why haven't they received any help either? like i said, our response is ongoing yesterday. i know there was distribution in the guy using our methodologies. it may happen that you didn't go to where we were distributing but as a huge problem with distribution that the prime minister had so far, only vaguely alluded to. something that we're talking about as

a stretch of the road from here to like tie, which is really difficult to get a down because it's controlled by gangs. what is your government doing to try and fill up that road and also to try and stop those gangs? they've also kidnapped an orthopedic surgeon or the last couple of days. what is your government doing about the now, the 1st thing to say is that the southern root is better now. we're working hard to make it permanently safe, so people can circulate without any risk. also the press conference, the deputy secretary general will be united nation. what the journalist asked could be done to stop the mistakes made off the monstrous 2010 quake. when the rebuilding process was flawed, fast, what we have to do different, different things to take the leadership to build the institutions capacity. i would often say that there are no gaps. there are gas is a different situation, requires

a different response. seeing will be believing for the many watching on and those desperate homeless and still waiting for help. john home and i'll just put the prince still to come here on to 0. the hospitals in the us having to improvise as people refuse to get banks and h is against cobit 19. and the illegal trade is endangering a red poise in mexican waters. why conservation groups blame the government? the us and china? ah, ah, it's time for the journey to with sponsored by capital airways. hi there, hope your weekend is going well. we have outbreaks of rain and thunder. downpours for the republic of ireland and the united kingdom and the u. k. met office has a yellow warning for thunderstorms. so if you do get caught up and some of them

there is the potential for flooding. and so because of that, we could see some travel disruptions. so that's saturday. let's track where the weather moves on sunday into the low countries germany rate through to the alps. we'll see some heavy down ports here and brisk winds for the low countries. we have seen fierce for southern areas of france, look at the bushes blown around here. so this is what crews are up against. more than a 1000 firefighters trying to tackle this blaze. here. we know there have been wildfires in both greece and turkey, so the situation in greece on saturday is some thunderstorms which could produce some hail and also flash flooding. now, for turkey, largely dry, it will be breezy through the boss for assist them. bowl has a high of 29 degrees on saturday. we're going to end this weather report in africa where we do have thunderstorms lighting up across the gulf of guinea. but we can really track these toward southern areas of nigeria gonna the ivory coast right into liberia. so abby john has

a high of 25 on saturday. that your weather report see soon? ah, the sponsored cut on airways, the grim consequences of mexico's 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 me. she said, that's how the article should start 60 years on we revisit the report is still risking their lives late. may bring another outbreak. violence of more versus rewind, the deadly beat on out there a me the me

back 16 minutes past the hour. your top story so far today the televisions co founder has arrived and cobbled for talks on forming the new government will. ab dual ghani, auditor, that the group associations of the taliban says the future government will be inclusive. tens of thousands of people are still trying to get out of afghanistan. 6 days after the taliban took compet. these 12 people have been killed in an area around the airport. us presidential biden's, promising to evacuate all remaining americans and allies traps, enough canister down here, just about the operation is one of the largest and most difficult. ellis, in history, in australia's corona virus outbreak is showing no signs of slowing with a new daily record of nearly 900 cases, restrictions to stop the spread of the more infectious delta variance have been met by protests. police broke up an anti lock them demonstration,

and sidney. the health minister called the rally, selfish and urged people to consider the broader community. india's approved. what it says is the world's 1st dna vaccine against corona virus. vaccine make could deal a health care claims. the vaccine has a 67 percent efficacy rate in preventing could be 1900 symptoms. it'll be administered in 3 doses without a needle. so people over the age of 12 previous dna vaccines have worked well in animals, but not in humans. dr. jerome kim is director general of the international vaccine institute. he says, dna vaccines can be manufactured much faster than conventional ones. the d n. a vaccine technology has a tremendous advantage. it can be made very quickly. so if a new very, or to come up within a few weeks, companies like, like that is camilla or other dna companies like, you know, you could come up with a sequence to test the vaccine and animals and then rapidly begin to roll out the

new various vaccines, so again, dnas up fast technology. it has some advantages of global health and it's storage capabilities are $2.00 to $8.00 degree. so refrigerator temperature which is very useful and then also the fact that it's free. so there are some interesting advantages, and i hope that we'll see more of this actually made, and we'll get important information on how it works outside of a clinical trial. you know, in a clinical trial, we control everything. when you introduce hvac seen into the real world, you really need to collect information about how that vaccine is working against the most important things, severe infection, hospitalization, and death. we call that effectiveness and impact, and that's what all vaccines for covert should have. this opens up new opportunities for vaccines in general, as well as a potential preventive measures for cobit. the 2nd reason, the reason it's important is that like the broad hold an activated vaccine. this vaccine was developed in india by the indian scientist in an indian company. and

could contribute 100000000 or 200000000 doses a back seen to the fight against koby 900. now hopefully that amount will increase us regulators are reportedly close to fully approving phases. corona virus, bank seeing emergency approval was granted. and december after review of clinical data, but full approval involves the review of more data covering a longer period of time. if granted, a number of public and private organizations are waiting for a decision before implementing vaccine mandates. new code 19 cases of reached an all time high in the u. s. state of mississippi health, official se patients are overwhelming. the hospitals that temporary beds are being set up and carriages and 20000 children are in quarantine. a week after the school's reopened heidi joe castro has more. the singing river hospital in gulfport, mississippi is bursting at the seams. the waiting room is full. well,

yeah. brought back. haitians are being treated in hallways and hospital administrator. tiffany murdock is just trying to make it work a couple of hours before we can take the state of mississippi is reporting some 3500 new code cases a day. it's the biggest surge since the start of the pandemic. only 36 percent of residents are fully vaccinated and it's the unvaccinated now filling hospital it frustrating period yet, but towards the individual personal patient. no, because we're at work and look at them as they're coming in. they have a problem, we have to fix it. we're going to take care of you, no matter. right. but now you're like learning your science from facebook, and that's frustrating with the regular and has a overflow with the patient a hospital 3 weeks ago created. second, i see you room used to be for people recovering from surgery. the fact that we've

been sick, very sick over patients. delta very changed everything. i mean it, their younger sticker one day, the harvard chest that try 24 hours later. it's white it out like for pneumonia on both sides. it's just, i've never seen anything like it. tessa williamson was hospitalized for 13 days and had to deliver her 1st baby a month early while tethered to an oxygen machine to help with her breathing. she hadn't been vaccinated because at the time it was recommended for pregnant women. i am that 27 year old active patient with no co morbidities that, oh, you know, if they got coded, they would be fine. and it wasn't the case. was this close from innovation? and i see you. i was this close from not being able to come home was my brand new baby girl. the family is doing well though tessa remains on oxygen. her case hit

the staff hard because tessa works in the hospital. her admittance inspired 30 co workers to get vaccinated so that it can happen to them. and another one told me, you know, it's not just the 25 year old that we just rolled in and had to innovate because they couldn't 335 year old that we had to x. because there long collapse after a rise in hospitalization, a rise in death usually follows no amount of vaccinations now will immediately stop that process. and so it is feared in mississippi. still darker days are to come over pneumonia and later id, jo, castro, al jazeera, gulfport, mississippi catholic centrelink, putting out black flags to demand justice for the victims of the 20. 19 easter bombings, many a angry of what they call the government. incomplete. a non transparent investigation of the attacks, but to more than 260 people over 23000 charges were filed against 25

suspects. last week, for the head of swank, as catholic church says, the real conspirators are still at large. mon. l. fernandez has more now from now gone both. there are too many unanswered questions and this is what is making catholics, christians and members of other communities angry. the fact that this government of go to raj, a box that came to power on a promise on the edge, the rest of the national security on a promise to bring the perpetrator of this attack to justice and so many months on them, no better. and there are lots of disturbing questions, pointing essentially to the involvement of certain, been intelligent, military intelligence operative, you know, why there was phone contact, something like that. and just as i speak with you here, behind me, this is a cut to the 2nd. that was

a fat and those are the tolling of the bells here in the church to mock the exec time 28 months ago when those bombs, when the 1st bomb ripped through son anthony's church. and this is very much a symbol of the cry of the catholic church. the christian church, the banners you see displayed here in the turret premises. in addition to the black flag is left unite. let's stand up to find out the truth against the major political conspiracy to cover up. the truth. can use court of appeal has rejected the president's attempts to change the constitution who kenyata wanted to create new postings in the office of prime minister. he said it would help end post selection violence, but critics described it as an effort to stain power for in the end of his term. next year, the head of the us government's humanitarian agency says, aid workers in ethiopia to grow regional close to running out of food to distribute

usa chief, samantha power has accused the ethiopian government of deliberately obstructing humanitarian aid to millions of people in the water region. illegal fishing is threatening a number of rest species in mexico's gulf of california. the government has introduced tougher restrictions, but conservationists argue they don't go far enough. manuel republic, as mona, from san philippe in mexico fishing his hard business in sun phillipe it. aside from the punishing heat, tougher fishing restrictions have force many here to tighten their belts load in. so garcia of the local fisheries association says fishermen are being collectively punished for criminal activity in the protected waters of the upper gulf of california. that's exactly, i must go to fill up with killer. we know there is illegal fishing, but we've been fighting for 30 years to keep our fishing permits and maintain our cooperative. it isn't fair that we're being lumped in with those who do not respect

the 0 tolerance policy. the no fishing boundaries along with a ban on gil nets were put in place to protect a rare porpoise that lives only in these waters. it's known in mexico as the vector, but many believe the laws aimed at protecting lucky does have failed to stop illegal fishing. spurred by a high demand for another rare species, dubois other boys, the fish that has us gallbladder, which is this black balloon that allows the fish to move up and down in water that has a very high value in china through illegal trafficking. so people are fishing for by using governance, killing bucket does to traffic to extract the bladder and traffic gets to china through the night. states to, to other gallbladder, had become so sought after even drug cartels are said to be in on the action. these specimens are quite small, but we're told that a single, full grown to of

a swim bladder can be worth more than a kilo of cocaine. in an effort to disrupt the to swab a black market, trade conservation is or bedding onto to ob, farming, the well intentioned, some worry these efforts may not be enough to save the endangered vector and its local fishermen who seem to be paying the price. it's important to recognize that that legal fishing is important for many communities and mexico and the upper gulf form. yes, that there are alternatives for legal fishing that we need to support a local legal fisherman in the area and, and the comic alternatives for them. and i would express our concern because of the decrease in budgets, the from the federal government for environmental institutions and mexico that we've been seeing since 6 or 7 years back. experts agree. the problem requires

action by the governments of mexico, the us and china to crack down on the trafficking of endangered species in the upper gulf of california. many hope whatever the solution may be. it will strike a balance between conservation and the livelihoods of fishing communities. manuel rap, hello al jazeera san felipe and mexico. i reckon grace has made landfall in mexico . the category 3 storm is hitting the oil production states of better crews and central mexico with strong winds and heavy rain. it's threatening to bring significant flooding to coastal areas firefighters. in bolivia, a battling forest fires, threatening indigenous communities in a conservation area. then the fires have burned almost 300000 hector's, on the border with brazil. farmers and cattle ranches of thought to have deliberately started the 5 to create more land for agriculture, for the loss control because of dry and windy conditions. rain has fallen at the summit of greenland ice sheet for the 1st time on record. high temperatures

triggered extensive melting across the island. loss of ice was 7 times above the average for the middle of august, signed to say it's worrying sign of accelerating climate change. that station was erected in 1989 and so in a factor in the summer time and no one there had seen rain until until this past week we have atmospheric data. you know that kind of we can infer conditions and that indicates no rain rain since those records began in 1950. so it's a, in our records, it's a unique situation. ah, this is al jazeera, these are your top stories so far. the taliban co founder has now arrived in cobble for talks to form a new government molar. abdul ghani.