the football rebels concludes with the celebration of life and legacy of socrates and the corinthians, democracy movements on al jazeera, me, i propose the people crushed to death while forcing their way into couple weeks after the taliban seats. power as co founder is in kabul for talks to hammer. awesome, you ah, my money inside this is out there, alive from dough halls that coming up frustration over

a lack of food shelter one week off the major, a earthquake in haiti. live shots by land mines, we hear from victims and columbia, with a number of casualties is on the rise and diving into history tours the flocking to italy to find out what went on the new me. afghans was still scrambling to get out a week after cobble fell to the taliban. at least 4 people were reportedly crushed to death while trying to force their way into cobbles. airport on saturday, the us says 17000 people including afghans, americans and other nationals have been flown out, but many remain stranded. americans all being warned to stay away from the airport due to potential threats. the e u has criticize the u. s. evacuation efforts saying is security was overly strict

to prevent afghans from getting out. the foreign policy chief joseph burrell says it is mathematically impossible to fly out the 10s of thousands of afghan personnel and families by the promise. august 31st deadline. almost e u countries have agreed to taken a small number of afghans. the european commission president or sla vonda lane visited a spanish military airport being used as a temporary transit point for the evacuees. shindig, guns, fish, that's legal. it is very important that we offer legal options to those who have to flee afghanistan because of their convictions because they have worked for us because they are women's rights activists. or because they a journalist, we must now offer them safe ways to leave the country and be accepted on the list of taliban co founder has now arrived in cobble for talks to form a new government. and they are signs of normality in the country. ministerial offices of open for the 1st time since the taliban took over. rob mcbride begins on

coverage. answering the taliban call to turn up for work. most government employees arrived at their offices for the start of the working week to be met by a new set of gods for the taliban. it's another important step towards securing power. we are quite pleased that there has not been any looting or anything and the people are beginning to, to be confident and going back out and resuming their normal lives. and hopefully in a very short period, we will move back to complete, you know, complete normally the, the streets have been getting busier every day. but then expected reopening of the bank didn't happen. only the cash machines were working with a maximum withdraw limit of $200.00. there are some of the ones that actually i was told to come to the bank concert today, and i would get my money. i don't have any money left. most of them out and i saw

these banks are holding many people salaries and everyone has been here several times but gotten nothing. plans for a new government continue. one clear sign of that. the taliban political chief mother of the gun he bought a, has returned to the country. but taliban is holding told on ways to make its government more acceptable to people here and to the international community, but insisted has no time for election. all the while the country is still reeling from the upheavals of this past week. the most pressing crisis is still the chaos. it cobbled international airport with pictures uploaded to social media showing more people bloodied and injured as thousands try to leave the country. in contrast, doctor jeff action worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report and uneventful end to their working day. each other bought

a book out of each one of them pretty well. nobody should see the country. what this is their country. no matter how beautiful other countries may be, they will feel like a slave in this place. the 1st day back at their desks. and for these work is at least so far so good. rub mcbride al jazeera couple. a week on from haiti is devastating earth egg survive as a facing surveyor, shortages of a shelter. the government is facing growing criticism of its response to the disaster team visited a make shift camp of survivors and found some appalling conditions. john holmes has this report. the lic high football stadium has turned into a rough camp for those left homeless by saturdays earthquake, and the symbol of the lack of help that getting schools of families is struggling in this muddy field. there's no water boiler or effective shelter, a piece of plastic to cover your family is a luxury here. value is when it rains we get wet. when you lay down, you get wet,

we don't have a top, allan. we have nothing but problems. when we visited them, they've been there almost a week, but nobody from the government had come to hell when it doesn't show up even worse, or i can lead to. and others, we talked to told us that the materials that do arrive a being taken by thugs or even law enforcement officers, have a committee. and when the police come to provide security, they take the 8 away and it never comes back. when we go to the police station, we see them taking it to the cause. corruption has long been woven into haitian political life. but right now with the president recently assassinated sheer organizational capacity also seems depleted. the he, you see the result. mud hungry people will be exposed to the elements. what really strikes you when you come in here is that these are even 10. that just blank should

have plastic that it held together on 6. so we're right in the middle of haiti's rainy season right now. and a decent storm is just going to knock all of this out. the limited reach moon is cooking for others, trying to enough for herself and her poor children to survive. and maybe even get them to look like if i want to get a place to live with my children, because i can't spend all my life here. imagine it was raining last night. i couldn't sleep. i had to give my mattress to my children and i sat on a bucket late. some people were leaving, as we filmed, constant flights of food and shelter warned them down. but they told us they're only going to another abandoned lot. there's no safe place, no help for them anyway, right now, john, home and i was, is it a lick? hi. ruskie. cruz for a mexico have joined the search for survivors and bodies and hazy rescue would say,

well, the challenge of finding people alive is unlikely. it's still possible always in 2000 people on now confirm dead more than 300 are still missing. at least $41.00 palestinians, including children have been injured off to be israeli. army fight at protest is demonstrating near the gods border. a 13 year old palestinian boy suffered a gunshot wound to the head. the protesters were reportedly hurling fire bulbs from behind. the strips for defense and israeli soldier was also injured. demonstrations have taken place weekly of the 4th expulsion of palestinian families in shape shirad in. okay, parties, theresa. meanwhile, the israeli army says it's launched as strikes against for hamas positions in garza, in response to those protests, israel's defense minister has said his country will not accept any violations at the board offense. no

vaccine hesitancy and resistance are hindering efforts in south africa to contain a 3rd wave of coven. 19. the problem is being fueled by misinformation and mistrust in the government. south africa started offering vaccinations to all citizens over the age of 18. from friday. in cape town, the move was met with an anti vaccine protest outside a busy hospital open. smith has a report these were the scenes outside heard his feel hospital in k town on saturday when a group of people opposed to vaccination. many without more gathered to make their voices heard what it means to be i'm against the person, but i mean, nobody knows what it pays received in the job is not mandatory in south africa. and

the parties say no vaccine related did have occurred in the country. but more than 78000 people have died from cove at 90. anything else next? cause even even prevents not i don't even it. what do you mean? i think i had it, but i didn't. i didn't, i didn't even think of these people protesting against the vaccine applied one of the cities busy a hospital. but critics say the choice of venue, disrespect the hard work being done inside by medical professionals. doctors say they're traumatized by the daily bird and treating close 900 patients and making the difficult decision between who live and who are working

between unifying cova give me the incident against sex scenes or a minority in south africa. experts warn their messages and actions could influence other people spinning with formation. if they don't want to be vaccinated, stay home, don't go and get vaccinated, don't register, but don't do the dangerous things. don't be reckless. don't risk other people's lives by protesting over a non issue. if you have no idea of what's happening behind them, it's just to read you and i'm just grateful. only 12 percent of the population have been fully vaccinated and how much you say clifford wards are filled with

unvaccinated people. they are in a race to ensure millions more in south africa, get the job before an expected 4th wave hits at the end of the year, robinson, his algebra kept on still ahead on algebra. this fear all this hysteria that has taken place as unfounded algebra speaks with a member of the taliban and to learn about the group plans for the country. the hurry governance has. children will not go back to school this year. some say it's the warm division. ah, ah, it's time for the journey with sponsored by cut on airways. hello there. it's hot, it's dry and it's relatively quiet across much of the middle east. and levant

temperatures are where we expect to see them for this time of year. apart from syria, we are offering a lot of heat come through for damascus, and the temperature is expected to touch 40 degrees on sunday before easing slightly. but there's plenty of sunshine around hays be at times we are going to see the temperature pick up in the u a. off the suddenly winds do it now for the wet weather, we have to move to central parts of africa. we've got the storms continuing across . if you can reach the valley, hedging into south to down. we are expecting some really torrential downpours here on for the west. in nigeria, we could see some flooding as those heavy rains continue. now as we go into monday, we've got the wet and windy weather that's going to affect parts of sierra leone and guinea. we've seen some heavy rain full here. we could see flooding with that. i'm moving to south africa for the wet weather. we have to move to the eastern cape . a change in the wind on monday is going to pick the temperature up in durban.

advocate tom know be plenty of sunshine coming through ahead of wet or weather that kicks in on tuesday. that's your weather update. sponsor cut on airways joined the debate. do not have maxine reaching those who are mostly nice and amplify your voice. it allowed a diverse community in how an array of different story no topic. it's off the table . it's such a tough ethical debate where there is an obvious discrimination in systematic discrimination of the play. people are thursdays for new voices, the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. oh,

i watching out as a reminder of our top stories that our reports of up to 4 people cross to debt that cobbled apples as ask and desperately try to leave that country. they said that mathematically impossible to evacuate thousands of outcomes by the august 31st deadlines set by u. s. president joe biden to tell the bonds political chief. i've got a veranda has returned to the country to begin talks on the formation of a new government. for the 1st time since groups take over, the ministry offices heavily opened a week on from haiti's, devastating earthquake survive as the facing severe shortages of aiden shelter. the government is facing growing criticism. well now on our top story and out there is charlotte that us has spoken exclusively with adult calm,

bulky from the taliban, the cultural commission. he's group's 1st official interview since it took over couple a week ago. he revealed more about the taliban visions, the future. all if i well i well, i want to miss. well, i don't care how bulky revealed his face for the 1st time on tuesday at the tele bond's 1st press conference. he translated the spokesman, debbie hollow much ahead, but remains without an official title. his role is one of many still to be decided in the new government. the concentrations are ongoing, and of course it is going to be an inclusive system. he said the talks include whether the capital will remain in capital or move to the groups birthplace of kandahar loki. acknowledge to cobble airport remains a flash point. blaming the united states, the rushing to evacuate thousands of people. we talk. then we have

a relationship, a working relationship with the americans about the security arrangement. and the outside check posts are in our control and insight as under the control of the united states forces and then constant contact with one another. he acknowledged lack of trust between people and cargo, and the taliban, blaming it on the distance created by decades of conflict. it is very unfortunate for people to be rushing to the airport the way they are at the moment. i think it would have been much better because we have announced general amnesty for everyone. the security forces from senior to the junior level. and this fear all this hysteria that has taken place as unfounded it's now been 7

days since the telephone entered cobble and moose bulky said, its leaders didn't intend to make. the developments were so fast that all people were taken by surprise. and when we entered cobble and it was not pre planned because we announced initially that we do not want to enter cobble. and we want to reach a political solution before entering, cobble and making a joint, an inclusive government. but what happened was that the security forces left and they abandoned their places and we were forced to force to ask our forces to enter and take over security. since seen, there's been concern over how the telephone will govern and a press conference this week. the group said women will work shoulder to shoulder with men, but within the boundaries of sri a law, the point of inter are going talks about precisely that. we come to an agreement

about what those rights actually entail. shari'a law is known to everyone and there's no ambiguity about the rights of women, the rights of men, not only women, but also the rights of men and children. and right now we're at such a situation that hopefully during the consultation there will be clarifications about what those rights are. the taliban is also reported to have conducted raids on homes, targeted killings and harassed government and civil society figures. the tele bond denies the claims but said it is investigating cases of criminality. the former's priority as, as discipline in our own ranks and not enforcing laws on others but enforced and get on ourselves 1st and then given it as an example for the rest of society to follow too. so we are the 1st ones and our members. members, if they are involved in such things,

will be the 1st to be prosecuted. some telephone leaders remain on international watch lists and under sanctions, including the groups deputy leader, sergio dean connie, as the us leaves f, get a song and the taliban into government. i asked his thoughts on the term terrorist . well, i don't think people believe we are terrorists. i think it's just the war on terror . it was just a term coined by the united states. and anyone that did not fall in line were labeled terrorist bulky said, the telephone wants to move force, hope stakeholders, both domestic and international, can cooperate on common interests. as a group takes the reins of government. many afghans will be hosting it can and will execute such a vision. charlotte bellis out to 0 cobble pockets on foreign minister has told al jazeera, his government is determined to help bring stability to off gums don't show mood.

christiy appeal to the taliban to form an inclusive government. but he rejected accusations that pakistan has aided the group and undermined its neighbors sovereignty boxed on has been blamed enough. you know, we've had enough of bashing. we've had our share of bashing. i mean, you know, stop scapegoating a box on for internal failures. now, i was shocked euro, when i was sitting in dosh con listing to show venting when he said, oh, things have gone wrong because 10000 infiltrators have been sort of have been pushed into a panasonic bucket. i greatly, it was the most absurd statement made by anyone. and everybody was listening. the question is, you had it force of 300000 korean people. you know, you had air cover. you had, you are the most. you know, you're well equipped train,

but you didn't have the will to fight. millions of people in the eastern us are being warned to prepare for face winds and torrential rain as hurricane on re approaches. the storm is expected to make land for a long island. new york state later on sunday, a state of emergencies in place and those in on restart. paul happened audit to evacuate. the wildfires burning through 200000 hectic of protect to land in bolivia, the areas home to an isolated indigenous community near the brazil border authority certainly is 155 continue to threaten conservation sense as well as of red animals like jag was olivia has seen a 62 percent increase in 5 this year compared to the same time last year to thousands of parents and teachers in peru have rallied for the government to rios and schools. most children that have not been in class since march of last year,

which is when the government closed all education facilities juices a pandemic. adiana sanchez has been up throwing in lima. the human parents and teachers marching together, demanding the government, opens up schools. children said they're fed up studying online since march of last year. we want to go back to school. we don't want to see traps at home behind a screen. we want to go back. aaron, say homeschooling is taking it's toll. children are not learning enough and you're suffering as a result. yeah, but they know how to, where mosques, i'm more concerned about their mental health. they've been locked up for too long. 2 the pandemic hit nearly 40 percent of schools had infrastructure problems, some lack healthy environments without sewage or even running water. now these protestors say more than 60000 schools are ready to receive students at the government prefers to favor the economy before education and not not, no,

i got there's no balancing the policies. i go to a mole and there are thousands of people walking around the same unconcerned about coded. according to our recent unit study, we do is one of 8 countries who schools have remained fully closed up until now. more than 10 percent of schools have partially open, most in larry field for children are most affected by homeschooling, 12 year olds and small brother hidden yes. to see your share, the only cell phone, the family own to study one and it doesn't always work and it's difficult. sometimes we lose the signal. other times we don't have electricity to charge it. it's very difficult. while many families are afraid, their children may get cold in school. or recent opinion poll says nearly 70 percent of parents, one schools reopen. experts say that decision is a risky balancing act and not just the risks are very high either way. if we go

back to school, there's the risk of contagion. if we don't, the cost will be enormous for children's future. on friday, the government declared a state of emergency, or it's patient system. the government consider still through risky to send all the children back to school, not only for them, for the next 50 percent of them received the vaccine. official said the 3rd wave of corona virus is just beginning and thousands of people to die. that's why they see fully reopening schools now is simply out of the question. again, essentially, i just see that the number of people being killed or wounded by landmines is increasing in northern columbia. even though the government signed a piece accord with the revolutionary armed forces of columbia, back in 2016 violence has continued in some areas that were once fox fighters controlled castillo has heard a young reports. this is the route of vein

takes to get home. he lives in columbia, scott the 2 more region near venezuela border. the land is beautiful, but land line scattered by armed groups also make a dangerous refrain. lost his right eye when an explosion went off. years later, his life was shattered again when his brother was killed in another blast. and time has done little to ease his pain. soon. okay, hit from his give us, you don't want to live in an area like this, but there's nowhere else to go. wherever you go, there's no work. so what else can you do? we never thought my brother would have been killed by land mine hope. yvonne lost his leg in an explosion. at 24, he relies on his family, including his son for help. on a 23rd on a work order, when the landmine exploded, i realize had fallen into a hole, the smoke and a lot of dirt on top of me. i was conscious the entire time my dad started

screaming some that you alive. similar stories are becoming more frequent in columbia during the 1st 6 months of this year. more than 260 people including 21 children, were killed or injured by land wines. last year there were nearly $400.00 victims. that's about 6 times higher than 2017. much of the land was controlled by the revolutionary armed forces of columbia, or fark. when a peace agreement was signed with the government in 2016 most fighters left. but some state they formed other groups that are now competing with rivals. they include drug traffickers who set land mice indiscriminately to try and extend their control and their profits from coca fields. the international committee of the red cross is going to remote areas, training communities on how to avoid landmines and explosive devices. so the bone

ethics, as you can when we feel like a lot of people know he often the psychological impact on people's mental health isn't visible, but it's still quite high in these areas where explosions go off while balance of violence along parts of the columbia. then as well, the border aren't unusual. this recent escalation is worrying. families whose lives have already been changed by conflict. county, a low pavilion al jazeera as late tourism industry is gradually reopening off the 3rd wave of curve at $191.00. the ancient roman town is attracting a lot of attention, but it is in the scenic view above water that's drawing the people gillian wolf have more of the italian coast near naples. a roman history lesson awaits these tourists. with more than 70 percent of the world's surface covered by water, this trip can only be fully appreciated by those who venture below to divert you've

been up, you know, of the imagine not a, it's difficult, especially for those coming for the 1st time to imagine within a few meters of water, you can find all the things you'd never be able to see anywhere else in the world with divers loved to see very special thing. but what we can see in the park of baya is something unique coded by. this seaside village was a popular getaway for the roman empire's elite, who flocked to the famous bath houses built opulent villas and held extravagant celebrations. but over time, volcanic eruptions brought all that to an end, and about a 1000 years later, one major one left the region submerged beyond the militia. in $1538.00 to a month in a rose, then the master days. obviously an environmental disaster, huge proportions occurred because the earth rose and retreated and the sea covered what is considered upon pay the filigree and feel. all this on the water archaeological park paints a picture of great wealth,

palatial ruins and music floors cover the sea bed, while statues 10 meters below the water surface toward portfolio. by a back we'll see more of a little even now these towns move a few millimeters every year. at the moment we are in the sunning phase in which all remains are slowly emerging, but they will never fully emerge from the depth at which it's higher coastal strip merged access to this ancient gem is only available to those who protect it. and the few who prefer to dive into the world history books, joy wolf, al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera, these. you told stories that reports that up to 4 people have been crushed to death and cobbled.