the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but mil country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why me this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm marianne was the, you're watching the news, our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes chaos at the airport, but a semblance of normality on the streets of combo. we look at the transition enough down is done under the taliban. strong winds back to the northeast and us coastline as tropical storm on re make land for bringing lashing rain and the risk of

flooding and power outages. conservation is raised to say derek and mountain chambers from the growing threat of in the logging. and we harding until how with sport tennis world number one, ashley bardy powers to victory in the final of cincinnati and chelsea remain perfect leaving arsenal with more headaches. we'll have plenty of that action later in the news. our ah hello, welcome to the news out. well, it's been a week since the african capital kabul felt the taliban and tens of thousands of people are still scrambling to board evacuation flights from the cities at port me. at least 20 people are appointed to have been killed in the cale set. cobble at force in recent days, only $6000.00 us and foreign troops are guarding the field and there is increasing

concern about security threats. taliban fight has been manning checkpoints, and blocking people without documents from entering the airport. well, the us says almost 28000 people, including afghans, americans, and other nationals have been flown out. many, a still stranded 18 us commercial airlines have been ordered to provide planes to help speed up the efforts. the aircraft won't go to campbell, but will instead of transport, afghans have already been flown out to the final destinations. i'll just there is charles stratford landed at cobble force on sunday. and he saw long queues of people waiting to board military aircraft because the atmosphere there was calm and orderly. we are on the side of the i'm seeing huge lines of people. these people haven't already had their papers processed. we learned about an hour ago, long lines of guns climbing on to call me to,

to call around the world. i could play to south africa, play with the straight in italy flight earlier today there is a sense of a call shouldn't be in the location. we are, but as you can imagine, a lot of tension, your case will come in this unity. we speculate that these are warning shots. it's been reported at least that things have been a little bit more orderly today. certainly compassion to, to, to with exchange we've seen in the last few days we've been speaking to people who i've been hearing up. some of the things that i've said. trudy brady, pretty quite one guy you've worked with western media. many is very articulate.

say he disliked this is being a brain, right? because he was an incredibly sad time for, for, for afghan and stuff. but he said that he wasn't prepared to give the probably bomb benefits without us. president joe biden has addressed his nation as he faces more pressure over the evacuation efforts in combo. he again defended the withdrawal timeline. so for the tale bond has not taken action against us forces so far they have by and large followed through what they said in terms of allowing americans to pass through in the like, i'm sure they don't control their forces. it's a rag tag force. and so we'll see, we'll see whether or not what they say turns out to be true. but the bottom line is this folks look at the end of the day. if we didn't leave afghanistan now, when do we leave?

another 10 years, another 5 years, other years. i'm not about to send your son or your daughter to fight in afghanistan at now speak her fill a vow, who is live in washington. so president joe biden there again, attempting to defend his policy, but also giving us some indication of the level of engagement with the taliban. yeah, i mean what, it was, frankly married. it was more of the same. it was an update, but there was no new policy that it was doubling down on the president's line, which we've been hearing for days, which is that nobody likes the fact that we have to do this in this way. but this is what we had to do. we had to withdraw at some point and we're doing it now. he also gave us your sites, or he talked to about the level of engaging with the taliban. he said that the taliban, or in negotiations with them, although he was asked, do you trust the talib? i'm a bizarre question that you would never expect to be asked of an american president

. and he didn't actually answer it. he just said we are talking to the taliban, but he did say that he doesn't trust journalists, which got a few laughs in the room. he gave us an update on the numbers as well. he said over the last 30 hours or so. there have been 11000 evacuations now around 4000 of those have been aboard us jets. the others have been through coalition forces. they've been through charter airlines. they've been media companies, they've been others. and he said that, so we all averaging somewhere in the region of $5.00 to $10000.00 evacuations a day. he laid out quite clearly that the priority was getting american citizens and the legal permanent residents out 1st. and that's been a big issue because they don't actually know how many americans are in afghanistan . there's no way of knowing because many register when they arrive, but they don't register o d register when they leave. so they have to wait for them to turn up to the airport and many have been told don't come to the airport. and he said that they all looking at ways of getting american citizens to the airport for obvious reasons

. he wasn't going to give any details that could perhaps help those who are trying to stop people from getting to the airport on the issue of refugees and those who was with the americans. over the last 20 years, he said that they have now reached agreements with some 26 countries to try to find somewhere for them to be flown to so they can be processed. so that's a situation as it stands for the moment, mary. thank you very much. from washington d. c. phil avow so he can now speak too far, high the journalist in the afghan capital cobble due to the security situation, they chose not to reveal his full name. thank you very much for speaking to us. i'm not sure if you managed to a tune in to president jo biden's remarks just there, but i'm wondering, given your income, but obviously we're what's happening around the ad for how urgent is it for vulnerable afghans to be assisted in their efforts in trying to leave the country

my dear, yes i did, i didn't get to listen to the job do biden's speech. but i know that there is an urgency to, for those fearful population to leave the country as soon as possible. because there's so many people that there they live during panic and a fair or what's going to happen to them and to the families. because of their involvement with us or other countries in afghanistan, backing us back county. can you help us understand why people a so fearful you know, i,

we tele bonds were here in ninety's and they treatments is a stale and the minds and soul of the people day. there are, there are a lot of stories of them having a public execution. they have ban td's and radios de confined women at home. so those kind of treatments or if still kind of impressions, the people bear in mind. however, we have seen some progress with the current taliban left and said compare to them and posing those strict and strict religious norms back and then midnight. and the late ninety's in canister. i'm just wondering about we've been thinking about lauren, order in the capital and elsewhere in the country. how confusing is it for many

people there because there are these reports of looses and robberies, various things taking place by people who claim to be taliban or, or who are just trying to exploit the current situation. will apparently taliban are in control for about a week now and they but however they have failed to restore law and order because we have we have seen videos and there have been reports of of, of, or him men going get house to house, searching for, for the people a, we don't know weird. those are terrible militants or criminals and posing like taliban. but there has been, there has been cases where houses has been searched. people have been killed or stuff has been taken from them as so and this, this,

this indicates that taliban has failed to restore law and order. and when, under the cation, we had the taliban flag raised even to taliban didn't enter a capital city. they had an announcement that they are not going to enter the capital city while there were criminals raising taliban flex inside inside calvin city in some places. so or taliban needs to really, really tackle these issues and really need to restore law in order and not the way we are used to those laws in order just their rules in order when we're at test had thank you very much for joining us. live there from the african capital cobble. thank you. and taliban is busy trying to form a new government with hopes of

a possible breakthrough in the coming week. the group senior leaders are in talks with that commanders, former government figures and religious scholars. shawna balance has more for the united states, calls him a global terrorist, and off is a $5000000.00 reward for his capture. yet, one week after the telephone took control leila from man had connie moves freely around kabul taliban laid his schedule is full of meetings with afghan leaders that were going to collect every group and political groups, all the groups and united them and work together to build a better afghan, astonished and defended. senior taliban leaders have spent the week in negotiations . they say they won't and inclusive government. hello. hey, connie is a leader and connie network and remain on terra watch lists and under un sanctions . but now, here in carville up to one week, he's acting as a good. hey, connie even slipped at the home of hash met ghani,

brother of the former president ushers. connie accepted the government but very frankly, i've been telling them over and over. and they do understand they know how to bring security, they are lacking totally when it comes to finances. and as far as having educated people that can come by and run the country, part of the us telephone agreement, signed last year, was that the us will continue to provide funding to we're going to stop during and after it's withdrawal. but since the telephone to take over the us has for, is it more than $9000000000.00? and as can central bank reserves. and the international monetary fund says, as going to son can no longer access, it's lending the consequences. severe. and i have talked to the leadership of abundance over and over actually every night, almost the hour of the morning. you never touch in any sunshine. look at it. the

rich, the powerful will survive. it's the common people that it's going to get hurt off the years and hiding that connie has publicized they returned to cobble, who lives in charge of the capital security. his nephew, enough, smith, the former president hubbard, cause i and ceo of dealer of de la this week taliban deputy leaders, serge dean, had connie also visited with this money to our, our, our issue was with the occupation. there was a superpower that came from the outside and it divided us. they forced a war on us. we don't have any hostility towards any one level. and the taliban says it will not announce who is in the government and its structure and to foreign troops have left the country in september. charlotte bellis al jazeera kabul or country government is hosting thousands of afghan imaculi's until they can enter a 3rd country. jumanda shall is at the american data base, and cas are a major transit point. he sent us this update. this is the 3rd or

4th prop to lie. you refugees, what i've done. it's done over a 100 passengers, civilians, mainly students on board this flight. the took off from trouble earlier on sunday. it's now arrived here at the base. are they on board? many students so far has said that the government has been able to evacuate several 100 guns in total. this has been described as one of the largest humanitarian earliest operations in the, in the history more than 7000 blown out in recent days. the 1st year. the 1st on the fact that military is one of its allies in the us airport here. i don't know, they have been huge because the influx of refugees coming in has been far

greater than the capacity to house them. there was issues with where they were, the air conditioning and the really harsh from are here for you. that's and some point that has somewhat been resolved with some of the authorities here from the american side thing. i've been able to read several 100 of these up to cation roughly 15 minutes from where we are funding. there was another plane expected to arrive a property military one that will rise again on monday, having more refugees has been held by the national community for it. and ensuring the safe passage of these refugees is logistical. nightmare is one official price to me and the company. i'm bassett, on i've got a son, has himself been present visit to be from a b one for you to ensure a safe passage way or go through. i've told him to live. i've got

a son to want come up with that being said, you've heard about poly. there are still thousands, tens of thousands, and i've done it's done, which is really one of the other i've done, you wrote, or i've done some fun upon having that. but there is a general i'm going to see for anyone who works in the state, but they will not be gone on anyone, but they will be inclusive in their approach that they will protect people. however, for many, they don't want to take their trunk for they would like to search war or more peaceful lives, considering the violence and i've got a son didn't just start 6 or 7 days ago. this is a country that has been worked on for decades, particularly the past 20 years, where many were fleeing not that bad, but bombing than other 5 natal i'm the other military. so my callback, your monitoring operation ongoing as more and more refugees are right here,

with the news now alive from london, much more still ahead on the programs. we look at the deadliest civilian disaster and israel history hearing opens into a paint that killed $45.00 men and boys in april ancient tribes thinking more than a settlement resolve indigenous people wait on land, claim court ruling. and then later in for manchester, united, rec, or run away from home, details will be on the way shortly with leah. ah . now tropical storm henri is battering a stretch of the northeastern coast of the us, just hours after being downgraded from a hurricane. fishermen and business owners have been making last minute preparations, securing their boats and boarding up shop france millions of people on long island and in southern new england, a bracing for potential flooding and extended power outages. even before making

landfall. the storms out of band brought rack or rainfall to new york city. that was on saturday evening. john henry and his lie 1st now in long island. and john, tell us about conditions that well, the storm has swept past mon talk and long island here in new york. it is largely gone from the mid atlantic, but rolled in with a fury in new england rolling with 90 kilometer in our winds. rank injure, rhode island, it snapped trees like twigs it toppled and crashed, boats against the shore and aggressively rolled through that town. the 1st time a tropical storm has done that in 30 years in the smallest state in the us, and all the way from new jersey to the south to connecticut in rhode island in the

north it his left floods and damage. there have been power lines that have gone down trees over them, and over a 100000 people so far have lost power and it could be a good deal more than that before the storm rolls as high as possibly main before going out to the sea again but some of the people who have been in its path is that it could have been a lot worse. they were surprised at how little damage it did in some places. now, here on long island, it was supposed to take a direct hit. but in fact, what happened was, it's skirted new york entirely, that is the eastern most point over there on long island in the state of new york. and rolled straight into rhode island and connecticut making a direct hit on rhode island. and one of the big issues there is that it slows down as it hits land. and what that means is it's not actually less dangerous. in some ways, it's more because some storms are dangerous because of the high winds. this one in

particular is dangerous because of that enormous amounts of water. it's dropping into slower. it is the more water it drops. set a record in new york on saturday canceling most of a concert that was to have included bruce springsteen and paul simon. but has not yet done the kind of devastation that it threatened to do when it was a category one hurricane just 24 hours ago. those winds have gone from a 120 kilometers an hour down to 90 and are expected to slow more as they go up the coast. so it was a potentially devastating storm here. still potentially devastating as it moves forth and it is the flood waters that are worrisome to many people here in new york and throughout the region. all right, thank you very much. from long island it john henry and reporting to us that israel has bombed parts of the gaza strip and an overnight as strike. it says it targeted

her mass sites on saturday and hit a weapon storage facility. the talk was in retaliation for cross border clashes earlier in the day, which left and israeli border police officer seriously injured. meanwhile, israeli police are bracing for more violence in the border with guns after a palestinian teenager was also seriously wounded on saturday. it was with a group protesting near the board offense when gunfire erupted. 41 on the palestinians were also injured israel, who sent ex retreat to the area which is really politicians have started a hearing into a fatal stampede during a jewish pilgrimage. in april, 45 people were killed at mountain thereon. a tasha name has more on this now from western swim. this has been described as the deadliest civilian disaster in israel's history. 45 men and boys were suffocated and trampled in a narrow tunnel during an awful orthodox jewish pilgrimage. on sunday,

a state commission began a hearing into the death and to make sense of whether or not the death could have been prevented for years. tens of thousands of worshippers flocked to mount marin in northern israel. a police commander testified that over the last 30 years there had been no attempts made at limiting the crowd size and if there had been, it might have caused a bigger disaster. and yet for years and is really government watchdog had deemed mount marin dangerous. there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the government. if there is evidence a crime has been committed. those findings will be passed on to the israeli

attorney general. a centuries old british festival, we'll go ahead and shrank despite a 10 day national, locked down crowds and all there, but hundreds of performers and show animals taking part. they've done for generations. when l fernanda sent us this report from the city of candy, a face to the senses, and the spirit this majestic cross stuff, elephant steps out of the sacred temple of the interlock of his capital. kennedy. on his back a casket housing relics said to be the tooth of the founder of buddhism, delta. there is a big, long material of religion and the material. if they think that these are the festivals like debate, i haven't done to blister gone to the blessed people of the country and blessings is what the country desperately needs as covey. 19 fred rapidly daily deaths have

reached almost 200 new infection more than 4000 a day. after month, the warnings were medical experts. the government has imposed attend a lockdown nationwide. but the festival is going ahead, as it is centuries ago, having been written about by the chinese pilgrim for him in the 5th century. the only thing missing the thousands of people who usually flocked the parade route at this time. $55.00 elephants are taking part in the pin the parade to honor the sacred 2. hundreds of reformers, don says jugglers, musicians, and 5 readers will also take thought. many have done to for generation like at the money how they can go amongst i put in going me to can i do this task happily and i really enjoy taking part in the festival. the joy i had being involved is a 12 year old. i still have today. how do you help me?

because sunday, march the final stage of the festival dawn as the started up era as it draws to a close, many hold that it's brought some respite from the misery of corbett 19 fernandez. just the ra candy monster had for you on the news out from london. making waves in the black sea house series and military influence is increasing tensions between nato and russia. we look at the lives chatted by landline. we hear from the victims in columbia where the number of casualties of rising to be the final bout for boxing legend money. a cow, 42 year olds returned to the room and in defeat, ah ah

hello there, things are going to get cooler across southern parts of europe over the next few days. but there's still going to be lots of dry conditions around them. plenty of sunshine and that's true of the british isles. we are going to see sunshine coming through for much of the week. after that weather system swelled off for the east. so the heavy falls are going to be across parts of germany and poland. we have got red alerts out in the east of germany for heavy rain and found the storms. we could see more flooding here. but poland is likely to see some really heavy falls ad thunderstorms. and look what that does to the temperature in water we go, you see it down as the wet weather kicks in. now much about what were the pushes off, further east into ukraine, bedroom and western parts of russia. we are seeing a few storms across central parts of italy, but down in the south it remains hot and dry with lots of sunshine coming through. and it's a similar story for much of the iberian peninsula that we are going to see. the

temperatures dipped down slightly here and we could see what weather kicking in for barcelona come tuesday when northern parts of africa does remain fine. it's danny and dry for many areas with a few showers in coastal morocco. who's got one of the fastest growing nations in the world. i want a needed to open and develop it into national shipping company to become a team, middle east and trade and money skill filling that out. 3 key areas up to about filling up front of connecting the, connecting, the future, the cut, cut to gateway to whoa trade. frank assessments this by way. it is a lesson against freedom suppression,

informed opinion. what you saw happening is from market to there was, there was also petune is the critical debate here. it's not between cooler and any other. great, then we are competent here for 6 years. rather than to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our gym 0. 0, a. come back. a look at the stories now. it's been a week since the african capital kabul felt the taliban. tens of thousands of people are still scrambling to board evacuation flights from this test,

he's add ports at least 20 people are fortunate to have been killed in a chaos that combo airport in recent days. the political negotiations concerning a new government in afghanistan, a continuing with hope that might be a bright through this week. caliban officials have been meeting for president harmon cars. i am the chief negotiate, captain abdulla and the other story was covering this. our troublesome henri is battering a stretch of the northeast and coast of us just out after being downgraded from hurricane fishermen and business owners have been making last minute preparation, securing the boats on affording our shop front. ah, well, there are bad responded and valo dean is in the afghan capital campbell. he spoke to a taliban commander about what's being done to improve the situation at the airport .