as the resurgent taliban retakes of female activist journalists and even school goes on de threats. 11 east investigate the fight for it's kind of stones women on algebra. oh, we have a long way to go. a lot could still go wrong. turbine says evacuation of us citizens and vulnerable africans was being stepped up. but warns of hurdles ahead. carols continues to port at least 20 people have di trying to leave afghanistan recent days. a clock. this is out 0 life from the coming up. strong winds back to the northeast

and us coastline is tropical storm. henry makes land for bringing lashing rain in the risk of flooding, and just plus centuries old. first of all goes ahead and sure line could, despite rising numbers of cobra, 1900 us. but the crowds, they've been banned. ah, so yes, president joe biden says the us lead evacuation of americans and vulnerable africans has accelerated in a televised address. biden's said more than 11000 people have been lifted from cabala for justice. we can, that's not clear if this number includes non us evacuations, lights, he's been on the fire for the pull out of us troops is coincided with his head bands take over. was all the country evacuation of thousands of people from campbell is going to be hard and painful. no matter when it started, when we began. would have been true if we had started a month ago, or

a month from now. there is no way to evacuate this many people without pain and loss of heartbreaking images. you see a television, it's just a fact. my heart vague for those things, those people you see. but biden has also said the taliban had so far kept his word of allowing access to cripple airport, but at least 20 people have died in the chaos of trying to leave the african capital in recent days. the guess nearly 6000 u. s. foreign troops are protecting the airport by the want of growing concerned that the field could become a target of attacks. charles stratford joined an evacuation mission from casa to afghanistan, heading east towards cobble airport. this flight is part of an international effort to move thousands of people out of afghanistan because they are afraid of the new rulers of their country that has suffered decades of war. for about an hour,

which is 2 and a half hours journey over. to libel this see call goes late on board or drug coverage. medical. others expected to return a call. please. we land on the nato control side of the airport. the situation is calm, far removed from the chaos outside the privilege offense, controlled by the taliban. long lines of africans wait in single file to bold the plains. these are some of the 10s of thousands of people try to flee. cobble today we arrived here, i suppose about half an hour ago. they're all for military. i cross sybil. lee, loading up with people so they are too afraid to remain in this country.

i think this is devastating. will you find the city that i called home the city that gave me the chance to be i think there's a lot of raw emotion. these are really emotion. i live by a lot of memories, a lot of contradictions, a lot of been a lot of suffering. but yet, cobble give us a thread somehow. and what you're seeing here in range is, is the pre mother probably being forced beneath all about maybe acts like it's all about, of course have said that they will be know reprisals against people who've worked with bosses or what's the media organizations for their family members. speak to people if they don't believe that. according to summer

students, they're all tens of thousands of people who over the last 4 years of work with nato, who have worked itself with western media. and it is these people that you see here today. what i'll call as a ride. you the last few minutes we've seen helicopters landing also, it's our arrival situation. but there is a little attention as to what is bigger scribe. this one of the largest history continues. one week after the taliban take over a couple, the on group is busy trying to form and you government, seated by leaders, are in talks with the commanders from a government figures in religious scholars. charlotte, but i suppose now from couple for the united states called him a global terrorist, and off is a $5000000.00 reward for his capture. yet, one week after the telephone took control her little man,

had connie moves freely around kabul taliban laid his schedule is full of meetings with afghan leaders that told again that we're 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 at the us will continue to provide funding to f going to some, during and after it's withdrawl. but since the tele bonds take over the us, his for is it more than $9000000000.00 and asking the central bank reserves and the international monetary fund says, afghanistan can no longer access its lending. the consequences severe and i have talked to the leadership of taliban over and over actually every night, almost at 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, had connie's have 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 leader surgery dean connie also visited with this money to a 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 until foreign troops have left the country in september. charlotte bellis al jazeera kabul. well let's take this on. we can speak to david sydney, who's a senior associate at the center for strategic and international studies, which is a think tank based in washington d. c. and he was also us deputy assistant secretary of defense for afghanistan, pakistan and central asia and joins is now on skype. david sydney, welcome to the program. first up at. thank you. good, president biden doubling down on how he's acted, but he's just putting a positive spin on a bad situation. his knee he is working hard to do so. the american people,

according to polls are very disappointed in president button. this comes at a bad time for him as he is pushing for a major domestic spending initiative and preparing for bi election in the midterm elections next year. president by didn't want this disaster, he had hoped to that everybody would ignore it. when they didn't, he had to move quickly and, and flexibly to try and make up for lost ground. whether that's going to work or not, it's still to be seen is not so much. it was the only withdrawal, is it? but it's just a matter of departure which is led to this. chaos isn't it? it's a matter of departure, the very clear lack of planning. and in many cases, the lack of empathy, the lack of understanding of the suffering, of the many people, the many thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people who bought into what the united states was offering . who bought into values united states had who aided american troops aided america,

took american money to build a woman, schools that bill democratic institutions. all of those people feel betrayed. feel that they are at risk with a ton of bon. initially, the united states was not prepared to help them. now it looks as if the united states is moving forward to help them. but that's a double edged sword, because many of the best and brightest about the understand are fleeing leaving behind a country that will be even though we spike, we get more right itself. right. then as far as the withdrawal is concerned, i mean, you know, you could get us could not just commit endlessly well, the nicer many different ways night states could have done this. but you can argue they chose one of the worst ones a little over a month ago. all us troops were out and now twice as many are back and present by said that they'd all be up by, by the end of august. now it looks like that may not be the case,

either the taliban or tying a new government to the departure of the us troops. there's a lot of complexity here, but i think the focus has to remain on human suffering the human need and the people around the world who are working to help that. i think that number of countries better, for example, it's not a great job of the city assistance. so these back to jeez, but more need to step up. but most of all the united states needs to step up. how do you see the situation unfolding within afghanistan on the, on the sort of geopolitical front, there is some resistance going on, as you will know, in the pension valley, and as you said, the taliban have yet to formulate the government. well, the, the afghanistan, the thought about are taking over is very different than the one that they left behind. 20 years ago. most of the population of afghanistan does need to remember the talking about where the taliban will be able to enforce this kind of law that they claim is, is fundamental to them is very open question right now it appears in cobble. the

columbine are taking somewhat of a soft line, but reports outside of cobble bond forces have free reign. examination international media paid a very different picture. and as you pointed out, that there is resistance already starting in the punch here, which was the one area of the top i never conquered before. so there's a lot of unknowns here, and i expect it'll be a lot of chaos and violence in the days to come. and finally said, how important you think it is. it's the tell about dr. kind of pan tribal approach, more inclusive approach in the governance. that's what the taliban said. they would do the last time they took over and their words were not followed by deeds. so if they were to be actually followed by deeds, then we will then we would see something very different. i think a big thing to see is will there be women in a new taliban government? if there's no woman that's clear at the top of on are going to try and drag stand

backwards. but the role of women in the taliban regime remains the same. alright, appreciate that david sidney bear from this is center for strategic and international studies. appreciate that. thanks alot. thank alright, solid here now is there the deadliest civilian disaster in israel's history? a hearing opens interest on the killed 45 men and boys and april conflict over ancestral land in brazil. indigenous people marching a parent's march on the capitol? ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. that is more severe. wet weather to come for parts of east asia in the

coming days in particular for those central areas of china. now, on sunday, officials issued the highest level for flooding across he now province, as they were expecting up to a 100 millimeters of rain to fall in just 3 hours. now we saw severe flooding across this area. last month we could see more as the may you front continues to pass. those 2 wrenching reins across to the east and the korean peninsula is going to be inundated with some exceptional amounts of rain in the days to come. and that's thanks to tropical storm or mice that works its way up north. it's weakening, but joining up with the front to bring those heavy rains. and we could see a lot of flooding and possible land slides too. as we go into tuesday, that system works. its way up into the north east of china, and it's going to bring some of the wet weather to the far east of russia and northern parts of japan. that was moved to south east asia with senior thunderstorms and showers for much of indo china, malaysia. and indonesia, but the heavier falls can be found in the northern areas of the philippines. we've

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ah, okay, you're watching a reminder about top stories. this and joe biden says us let evacuation of americans and vulnerable africans is accelerated. right and says more than 11000 people have been lifted from capella for justice weekend. biden is also said the taliban has so far kept his word on allowing access to couple airport. but he warned of great concern the field to become a target of attract some taliban fighters and heading to the pension valley. one of the few areas, the group isn't control yet, lies just north of thousands of afghans opposed to the taliban, including former government troops. report gathered that what kind of government has evacuated. thousands of people from afghanistan is hosting them before they move to other countries. many of the afghan evacuees who fled that country had been sharing their stories, but how they despair,

leaving friends and family behind lore bud miley. but some of them in the if be, come on, the killed you or maybe injure you. what will be happened for our family speaking from the vacuum compound in doha, that her asper high density to be disguised, fearing taliban reprisals against her family? my mom had fake. i was take care of her because he had the operation. oh, he's alone with my sister. my father brauders. you're worried about your such mission. this compound is being built to football. walcott 2022. but now it's filled with about $500.00 african refugees. few expect to the taliban takeover over going to be so rapid. when the army group took the country, cut out in the u. s. military organized evacuation flights from couples. as soon as

the next flight arrived, we would have 800 evacuee evacuated through this process. most of them i should say, are female students or kids or families, in addition to journalists. now for those we have this accommodation we're in, can, i mean, currently it's almost maximum capacity currently towards around $500.00 plus. and we're currently preparing an over compound that can accommodate even a bigger number. category authorities have set up a cobit 19 testing center and organized truckloads to supplies 3 about keowee. they also had special arrangements to support the children. i was led to the temporary home, the group of 7 girls, or 20 years old, born in the same year that the u. s. had invaded afghanistan and overthrown the taliban. they escaped together

a one point holding hands in the crowded airport while their lives were under constant threat. more to me, please area or i have no choice to shoot you. so i take your, your command just didn't save it. they said that they were protected. there are some international people living in the on the stone. so i will be concerned if everybody louise and taliban has complete control. and then the 2 colors, the true side would be sean. the other side of the story, they're scared of us. because we were the generation that we grow up in toronto for century, we're open minded when school high school university and we pose a like a like a direct threat to them. when i asked what hope they had the future, they told me they can't look forward only back at the people they left behind and

to focus on getting them to safety. lore about mentally odyssey ra, doha. tropical storm. henry is battering a stretch of the northeastern coast of the united states, just as are being done graded from a harken billions of people bracing for flash floods, violent winds, and passages. john henry has all story from the stones path in montauk in new york . on re rolled into rhode island on massive waves making a rare and raucous landfall and new england downgraded from a hurricane on sunday. unrestricted new york. before becoming the 1st tropical storm to land in the smallest state in 30 years, threatening the northeast coast of the us on re reserved the brent of its fury. for rhode island, snapping trees like twigs in kent, exploding electrical transformers in newport and battering in beaching boats in jamestown. president biden declared a state of emergency in new york, connecticut,

and rhode island. and while new englanders are used to dealing with some tough weather, the storm has potential for widespread consequences across the region with significant flooding power outages that could affect hundreds of thousands of people. and so we're doing everything we can now to help those states prepare, respond, recover for a broad swath of the atlantic coast. that process has already begun. the storms spared the wars for a long island, which fear to direct hit, but it still whipped up high winds. and high waves, and here is elsewhere, it's the water. it's causing concern. storm waters flooded streets from hoboken, new jersey to western, rhode island, and left tens of thousands without power. still some in its wake say it might have been worse. today we've got a direct hit basically from hurricane henry or tropical storm and re winds are pretty high this morning. power stayed on almost all the way through. we just lost

it about, i would say about an hour ago. but other than that, we have no property damage at our place. we got very lucky, but on re isn't finished yet. as it slowly winds its way up the new england coastline, leaving a path of torrential rain wreckage and ruined john henry and al jazeera montague knew you are. well, at least 22 people have been killed off to reco, breaking rains and flood water surging in central tennessee. among those killed 2 toddlers who were reportedly swept from their father's armed rescue crews are still searching for dozens missing, but power. i was just a hampering efforts criminal gangs in haiti of offered a truce following a major earthquake last week, which groups hope will allow relief efforts to accelerate the death toll. from the august, the 14th of quake has risen to more than 2200 was 340 people are still missing. relief efforts have been hampered by a truck being hijacked by gangs desperate crowds, a continuing to scuffle with bags of 11 and the head of the ship group has been

losses. fuel from iran will soon be arriving in the country. fuel prices jump by 70 percent of the government further reduced the subsidy on sunday. lebanon is going through its worst economic crisis in recent times, that radian fuel imports would be a violation of us sanctions. and israeli government commission has begun hearings into a fatal stampeded jewish pilgrimage site. and april. 45 people were killed at mounts marrow during the like boma holiday trash. a name has more from west recently 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 ultra 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 buddhist festival has gone ahead and shrill lanka despite attend a nation wide log gun, hundreds of performers,

and show animals took part as they've done for generations. no fernandez sent this report from the city of candy. a feast, the 7 says, and the spit it this majestic crossed up elephant stepped out of the sacred temple of the 2 interlock because his capital candy on his back, a casket housing a relic, said to be the tooth of the founder of buddhism delta. no good. there is a big cause in se lanka, material of religion, and in many will 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 cool with 19 spreads rapidly. daily deaths have reached almost 200 new infection more than 4000 a day. after month, warnings were medical experts. the government has imposed

a 10 day locked down nationwide. but the festival is going ahead, as he did 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 every year. this time, 55 elephants are taking part in the 10 day parade. to honor the sacred to hundreds of reformers, don says, jugglers, musicians, and 5 readers will also take part, many have done so for generation like set up a good night at the money, how they can go amongst i put in me because i do this task happily 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 sunday marks the final stage of the festival known as the up arrow. as it draws to a close, many hope that it's brought some respite from the misery of corbett 19 fernandez.

just the ra candy indigenous leaders from across brazil are preparing to march. when the capital brazilian is ahead of a major supreme court ruling that could lead to the boundaries of their protected land being reviewed, i think anna can propose now from the time seems to have stood still in the colonial city of barret. she 250 kilometers south of rio de janeiro. but upon the hills, a conflict is brewing. indigenous leader near the back of his fighting to reclaim what she says or what any unsettle lambs. i was in, she was so frail. we are constantly being invaded, even during the day we surprised men with knives and somebody set fire to our bathroom. what we're having a village meeting. you know the father, the village chieftain bought a hector's of land in 1998. since then, 32 people have settled here, most of them women and children. until recently,

the village got along with the neighbors, not anymore. you know, they don't pay attention cleared. when they went on, he asked the government to demarco their lands, and brazil's national engine foundation for 9 said the tribe had the right twin area 300 times larger than their plots. one of those majors i said in 2017, when i officially recognized that 2370 hector's were indigenous lands. the next step should have been to decide what lands if any, should have been demarcated but the process a stonewall when jack both sonata was elected president the following year. neil, the neighbors said yeah, works of the cleaning lady in a chalet nearby. that her family and others feel betrayed. they've grown up in, but she and fear that if the area becomes an indigenous reservation, they'll lose their homes. i want a bucket cleaned up a badge. why did indians once so much land?

why can't they be happy with what they bought? the judicial system will decide who has the right to watch, but we'll know that these days money besides all. if the dimmer cation happens that what a nice will take over this whole valley. a place where farmers and fishermen, but also well known actors and foreigners have invested time and money and was present jade. wilson at the tourism industry should further exploit contributing to the rising tension. since last year, a military police car has been patrolling the indigenous village up there 3 times a day, 7 times a week. the patrols were requested by rio deja nero's program rejecting human rights defenders or not, but they were canister. the automation is to keep nor soccer alive, so she can put you her legal battles up. but it is you the, the mayor of better. she has taken sides and has asked for the dimmer cation

process to be a no pill. my dear, it's one thing to have a d, my cation process going on in the amazon or national park. but here, where there's a local population that's been established, there's bound to be conflict for noise and decision to rule one way or the other has only made things worse. this last conflict is only one of 100 still pending and growing. lost thousands of indigenous people, wait for the supreme court to decide their faith. monica not give, i'll just 0, but she arg. let's over week of the headlines here and i was 0. j biden says the us lead evacuation of americans and vulnerable afghans has accelerated bite and says more than 11000 people have been lifted from campbell at port just this weekend. but it's not clear if this number includes known us evacuation.