coaching like other such, most can be washed and reuse. the design that we've come up with, ethical, sustainable, and entirely made in the u. k. it looks like face most to be part of many people's lives, at least in the short term, whatever. calling the way they're being urged to consider where it comes from, and where it will end up. ah, and since it will not accept the extension of the august 31st deadline, the western forces to withdraw violence, a couple airports, question security forces and africa guards engage in fights with on like them, like gunman evacuation goes on. ah and tell them what he's doing. and this is our life and go home of the coming up

a rear storm lashes, the northeastern united states. but as we do more than 12000000 people in syria and iraq are losing access to water agencies warning this might make things worse for these struggling regions. ah, we begin in afghanistan, we're a taliban spokesman, since the group will not extend the deadline for the withdrawal of western forces beyond group has warned of consequences if u. s. and allied forces do not withdraw by the august 31st deadline. thousands of troops deployed in combo, evacuate their citizens and vulnerable afghans, have been chaotic and desperate scenes at the airport over the last week, and at least 20 people have been killed. the president says the pace of evacuations is accelerating. he hopes not to extend the deadline, but he since rule that holds,

does attention focuses on the evacuation efforts. the world health organization is warning of a wider humanitarian crisis. it says 500 tons of critical medical supplies of stock in the u. a. b. because of the hold up at couple airports the while on the grounds . it's allison says it has sent fighters to punch sheer to cancer resistance slices . when i for charlotte, bella, she begins our coverage with this reports on the situation. couple airports were up in north gay to cobble international airport. this is where most people off to come to and in recent days has been closed because of what the us is is security threat from iso. but for most people here, the biggest threat is dehydration is a stand page and it's constant gunfire to actually get to this point so they have to run the gauntlet. first, we move through the taliban special forces they know and as the battery 313,

and they control the perimeter of the if. if you can get past them and convince them that you deserve to be able to get to the point and get on a fly out one of these evacuation flights, then you in the. 6 as though which are held by asking for some of the last campuses in the country, they will be, are ones in the your, to they a funded by the ti i a, i may have come to this area as a bridge between the telephone and the american they are also doing checks and holding security, and essentially what is a no man's land. once you get past them, you winds up where we are now, which has no security forces around. and it's just thousands of people gathering weighting and being overlooked by western security forces, who essentially hold the key to the gate. and we'll decide whether these people, lisa country, or well, we have to correspondence reporting on the tension over a possible extension of the deadline to enroll nato forces. nadine,

bella will have you case response on that from london 1st. so let's head to mcbride . he's in the afghan capital for the taliban, then saying there will be no extension to that deadline is august 31st and they want the foreign troops. right? that's right. and warning of consequences, but it really remains to be seen. what consequences are they talking about in that stage? what action would they be prepared to take? i mean, do you have to ask, you know, who's deadline? is this anyway? don't seem to be something of a movable faith. originally the deadline was set made the 1st for the withdrawal of us troops and nato forces that was under the agreement reached between the trumpet ministration with the taliban last year. then in april of this year, president joe biden pushed it back famously to the symbolic date of september. the 11th then, last month, he brought it forward again to august, august the 31st. so this august, the 31st day was set by in theory,

he can now unset it, the taliban doesn't like it. they say that it breaks with the agreement that they signed last year. but the american say, well, the taliban is already broken that agreements in any case and it's difficult to see what the taliban would do if it's done in just a few days past august the 31st. because as far as the americans are concerned, they can probably still get everyone out before september. the 11th. and i think at this point that the taliban has a lot of other concerns, more pressing can says that it tries to take over and run a country rather than continuing to have a scrap with the american. so it'll talk tough. i think it'll talk about consequences. i don't really know what those consequences are likely to be. that may well turn out to be very little. meanwhile, at the airport itself, we know that that chaos has continued. i think everyone wants to see it and to that is in everybody's benefit to us especially to see this night barrow but, but also far as the taliban are concerned,

they wanted in to that. and in the meantime, we do have now this announcement from the world health organization that the we could be using the arrival and departure of these crops more intelligently because of course they take various, they full up fill it with civilians or people for different nationalities out of cobb all but largely arrive empty. so why not put emergency relief supplies? all those plays for what is a growing kim, i'm a terry and needs here in afghanistan. and in particular, there's 500 tons of medical supplies that the w h o says is sitting in dubai, which empty planes could be bringing here into capital k mac, right, that is up to date from carbone. thank you. will you k defense secretary ben wallace says british troops will leave afghanistan alone sides us forces. he says it's unrealistic for them to stay any longer. g 7 leaders, a meeting on tuesday to discuss coordination on the evacuation process. that in

baba is live for us in london. nadine the u. k. then saying it will leave alongside the americans. does that mean they're aiming for an august 31st like to? well, not quite how, what they're saying is that they can't do things on their own, but they're really hoping that the americans will actually give them at least a few days more to get people out of afghanistan on monday. the case armed forces minister james, he p has said that the u. k. he's got more than 6000 individuals out of afghanistan in a week, but it still wants to evacuate thousands more. he says the focus is on getting 1800 u. k. possible holders out of the country as well as 2275 people who are on what's called the african relocations and assistance policy list. now he says there are still names being added to the list all the time as people make,

make you aware that they need to get house. but he says that it will be up to prime minister boys johnson to try to persuade president biden for some more time in that virtual g 7 meeting on tuesday will be you guys, defense minister ben wallace is saying that once the 6000 or so us personnel all withdrawn from cobble airport that really will make it impossible for british forces to do anything more. i don't think there is any likelihood on staying on off to the united states. if that time table extends even by day or 2, then that will give us a day or 2 more to evacuate people. because we already done 2 hours, 9 weeks, and we have to make sure we exploit every minute to get people. i'm so i was not weeks has been a while i says suggests that they're not optimistic of getting any more than

perhaps a couple of days extension. the u. k. government has also made it clear that the taliban will be involved in any decision, and that will be there. we seeking the tele bonds approval. we've heard from robin kabul. what the hell about saying they're saying it's a no, but we've also heard that that might actually shift in the coming days. okay. and the theme bob with giving us the leases for london 18. thank you. nothing till the hook bell is a wiser on political analysts. he says the leader of the anti taliban force, once a democratic governments that's accepted by all laugh guns, muscle as we had to some information from the personal glues, to my food that he suggested and asked the taliban when he joined the taliban. and they are working in this thing. the local authorities from the valley should be chosen and taken from the valley and not from the other provinces to be brought to

punish it and to run their government and punish her. this is the 1st option. the 2nd is that they're coming and newly forming government of the taliban. there should be a tape for the most who has a support. and also, one of the treatment that he made is that he is trying to find a government that is not basically lumnick. and he wants to make a democratic government that is a textual entity demand off of line. he says in the international community, and he doesn't want to understand, be isolated and not to get why international community. but one thing to remember that i should evaluate already and clear by the thought by forces from 4 sides put on by the shock from babylon. 5 in from couple from copies from

either side. that is included all the tyler bond. and it is very hard for my food and his supporter to defend as his father did, and 99 to take 2001. and that situation and now is a little bit different and it is hard to be resisted. china says, of course the following developments. enough galveston, it's for a ministry health and youth conference earlier and said was chinese nationals safely returned home. the government says it's prepared to work with the taliban. up to jim cape on the boat. we hope it's going to stay and conform and inclusive and open government, which adopts a phone and domestic policy that's prudent and moderate. we hope elected the will of the people in an international community. russian president vladimir putin as warning about the threat as i saw in afghanistan, he spoke to central asian leaders and a virtual summit, and express concern that the group was still active and to gain a foothold,

the leaders agreed to coordinate and secure their borders. iran says it welcomes the peaceful transfer of power in afghan stone before a ministry spokesman coal for the formation of an inclusive national governments. but the occupation was not dissolution. tough guy, stones problems. the only solution is to negotiate between all parties to achieve a comprehensive piece in afghanistan, we called for respecting the rights of all nationalities and women, and the preservation of historical places. we welcomed the peaceful transfer of power in afghanistan and the formation of the comprehensive national government representing all african parties. the taliban is considered a part of the future of afghanistan. phil aheads on, i'll just say around the world's 1st coup with 19 vaccine gets full approval from us. drug regulators and anger is rising in lebanon. that's the price of gasoline

source. we'll have the latest on the grains. ah, hello there, the monsoon rains, a set to intensify across north east in areas of south asia in the days to come. you can see that intense cloud behind me in the satellite image, and that's not good news for states like b ha, where we've already seen severe flooding those flood waters offset to rise as the heavy rains arrive. not only here though, it's parts of nepal, bhutan, bungler dish, and me and my. but i'm going to see some heavy rains and the flood threat remains. now up in the northwest, it's a different story. things are starting to dry up in you jelly. there's going to be some cloud, but sunshine will come through the temperature will sit in the mid thirties and it's a similar story for northern areas of pakistan. we are seeing the heat build in the

hole and temperature nearly touching 40 degrees there. now in contrast to this, we've got some really wet weather that's going to continue for parts of east asia in particular for the korean peninsula as we get into choose day tropical storm mice. going to join up with a may you from bringing some torrential downpours to that korean peninsula, we could see some flash flooding, mud slides and landslides with that. and as we go into wednesday, it's gonna be more than areas of japan that get us focus in particular, her coyote, but also western areas of honshu. the who's talked to al jazeera roll. did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen. you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra,

unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center on. ah, the me this is just a quick reminder on the top stories this on the telephone says it will not extend the deadline for western forces to leave us canister on us. president joe biden is under pressure to keep american troops on the ground beyond august 31st, to continue evacuation efforts. china fence as closely following developments in afghanistan and foreign ministry is calling for the formation of an inclusive government. aging says it's prepared to work with the taliban. the wealth health

organization, the 1st 500 tons of medical supplies for afghan astonished stock in the re because of the calles of the cobble airport. it says critical supplies will run out in 10 days. us regulators of granted for approval to pfizer bio tech school with 19 vaccine. the job had received an approval for emergency use back in december. and since then, hundreds of millions of funds of act seems to have been administered globally lifetime and gal here in miami to tell us more. andy, this is surely very good news and particularly to those who have been nervous about the facts which had been developed. so quickly yeah, this was unexpected. move by the food and drug administration, but i think a lot of health officials hope this is the tipping point. they get for some 85000000 hesitant people in the united states. i haven't received the job yet. to

go ahead now do that now that it's had official approval from the f d a, but perhaps more importantly now means that companies and state bodies across the nation can actually mandate that people have to get these vaccines. i think they what has to do that because a potential lawsuits and things like that. but now that there is food and drug administration approval of the fire. and yet for those age 16 and over, the certainly is hope hear that this is the tipping point. and then there will be a cascade of new mandate already some in place in certain states around the country . and big businesses like airlines are insisting their employees are also vaccinated. but of course at delta, very, and it's ripping through various states here in florida and texas in particular. this is potentially good news that perhaps didn't trust the 5. the vaccine will now no longer be hesitant and just go get those jobs in their arms. of course, that is vital to fighting this cobra 1900 pandemic, which is really research to this country by the delta vary. and i will envy you on

joining us from florida, which has been something of a hot spot for community virus in the united states. what is the situation where you are when it comes to this? well, this pandemic really is. there are parts of the us that are, that have been struggling to keep the service industry admissions under control. what's the situation like that where you are i mean the situation is as bad as it ever was. if not worse, we're getting something like 20000 new cases a day from the delta variant. places like here in florida and texas, 2 of the most popular states in the country are really accounting for almost a 3rd. busy of all cases across the nation. and it is by and large, those southern states where you see that most vaccine hesitancy, places like mississippi, alabama, louisiana. so there is now perhaps some hope that with this f d, a approval, this official government federal approval that those people have been hesitant thus

far, will not get those jobs. but we have seen the vaccination rate slowly rising over the past few weeks. and i think people realize that a delta very and it's something that is very dangerous. perhaps they've lost someone or seen someone close to them get l. so the bottom ministration really wants to see those figures go up. we've got something like a 1000000 people that they needed to get vaccinated, but still 85000000 americans have yet to do that. and so this may be the tipping point. okay. and to go with that, bring is the latest for miami, and the thank you sealant has extended its nationwide locks own until friday prime minister just in the order and says more certainty is required. now, as the country struggles to contain the spread of the don't variance, she says it's unlikely sealants has reached the peak over at site break. 107 infections have been recorded since the 1st case was identified on tuesday. dosa has changed the rules of the game, but we've changed our approach to with hot and dilute levels. why didn't our

contact tracing require more, my squaring, and we are testing more people. it is absolutely possible to get on top of this. we just need to keep it up and ensure that we not and restrictions any longer then we need to be in denisia single day. talley of new cove at 19 infections has fallen to its lowest level in more than 3 months. the country had just under 17 size and 400 new cases on sunday, found from high as nearly 50000 daily infections in july. it's a hopeful sign for one of asia's hardest hit country's millions of people in vietnam's, commercial hunt, coach, human city, a bard from leaving their homes for at least 2 weeks. police and soldiers have been to point to enforce the countries with severe covert restrictions, yet, infections of soaring and at least 737 people have died in just 24 hours. the highest since the pandemic began in the us at least 22 people have been killed

during floods in central tennessee to the 430 millimeters of rain fell on saturday at shutters a previous record. ruskie cruz searching for thousands who are still missing. but power coats are hampering those efforts the floods of washed away roots and destroyed homes. and tropical storm on re is battering the stretch of the northeast and coast all for us to start. after being downgraded from a hurricane, millions of people are bracing for flash floods, father winds and power cuts. john henry is in montauk new york. on re rolled into rhode island on massive waves making a rare and raucous landfall in 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, in 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 the 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, and 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 summoning 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 hinder and al jazeera montague new york. the us special representative for north korea as meeting his side, korean came to force in an effort to resume dialogue on the peninsula. some came myself expected to meet marcia's deputy foreign minister, who is also in sol, meeting with commerce. tensions are high, north korea is criticizing so on washington for joint military exercises, calling them an invasion rehearsal. a severe drought and water crisis is

threatening more than 12000000 people in syria and iraq, 13 humanitarian group say urgent action is needed with people. in fact says to food and electricity, water shortages, analyze, and temperatures are also causing, and i break of water born diseases. the war in syria has already created a humanitarian crisis. that's displaced millions of people. let's take a closer look at this issue. a recent report reveals who are the 5000000 people in syria who depends on river water, directly affected by this crisis, at least 400 square kilometers of agricultural land, risk total right? to dams in the northern parts of the country, face eminence closure. that means nearly 3000000 people are likely to lose access to electricity in iraq. production is expected to fall by 70 percent in it's none of a province shows a border with syria or some families who live inland with little access to the

river to spend up to $800.00 a month on water. well, summer did this ahead of advocacy for the middle east that norwegian refugee council. she says the effects of climate change have made the crisis force. this problem facing both iraq and syria is matter. both countries facing the worst route in modern history. and this unfolding crisis, which threatened 1000000 losing access to water today, tricity and to production of well, is largely caused by climate change by rick low rainfall. but of course, both countries, the heavily reliant on water supply from neighboring countries, especially the water supply through euphrates river, which originate in turkey. and we have seen over the past month, a severe reduction in that water flow from the freight and also the tigris group that flows through iraq. and we really urge the international

community to raise the alarm about this issue, which is largely being unnoticed at the moment. we need also turkey and tardies in the region to find a solution to sharing water resources and quantities it almost sustainable in ways that millions of people don't react to water in the future. and we need countries in the region to ramp up to tackle climate change, which is already being a problem and causing huge impacts of millions in the middle east. lebanon's economic crisis is getting so bad that the government has an instance. students will only be allowed to attend school for 4 days a week wise and cost a few petulant diesel out of the reach of most people. the central bank recently

said it couldn't carry on subsidized until costs will be management has that must be the result of failure to make fuels available in the subsequent soaring prices. it is decided to allow schools to open 4 days a week, only, especially as the educational system so permits. the 5th day of the week will be dedicated to online schooling to follow up with those students who are supposed to do more educational task. lebanon's economic crisis is getting a lot worse with the government, increasing prices a few by 66 percent. then how to report somehow that's impacts and commuters in the capital bay routes for weeks 11 on has been experiencing severe fuel shortages. it is paralyzing the country. and the economy, people wait for hours in line outside gas stations, most of the time fuel is not available. the reason for this crisis is that living on is an economic turmoil. a few months ago, the government decided to subsidize fuel in order to avoid

a social explosion. but now the central bank says it has run out a foreign currency reserve. the government subsidies policy has been criticized because what has happened is that a black market has been created and many are smuggling cheap. fuel anti itself, it's a neighboring period. the government is trying to call the crisis by gradually lifting a subsidies, but it is, it's not working. stop gap measure is, are not. the solution has been law, which holds political power along with this allies in lebanon, is now planning to import fuel from iran. it's a decision that has been criticized because important iranian oils could lead to sanctioning. the states has insist that this is going to lateral, that the state is not involved. but at the end of the day is part of the system. and many are criticizing this new i a ways to show that they are not part of the

problem has been portrays itself as outside the faith went along with this allies. they control the state. many will say the only way for the sustainable solution is for those who hold power political parties, politicians agree to carry out reforms to fight corruption. structural reforms needed to resolve 11 on the economic crisis. but doing that would mean that these police parties in one way or the other are committing political suicide because they lose their control over the states. visitors and greece have been celebrating the last full moon of the summer, $120.00 great museums, and popular historical fights, including the acropolis, made it free of charge, opening hours, or extended the late in the night. so people could enjoy ruins, lit up by the glue of men, music and poetry readings were part of the celebrations, marking the 200 ton of nursery of the greek revolution. remember,

you can find much more on our website. the address for that is our to see you don't call light hearted stories plus, of course, that focus on afghanistan to check it on the website slot. smart still to come, stay with us. i here with al jazeera, quick reminder, all the top stories for, you know, the television says it will not extend the deadline to western forces to leave afghanistan. yes. president's job. i think it is under pressure to keep american troops on the ground beyond august 31st to continue evacuation efforts of mcbride reports from cargo. this deadline is stumbling of a moveable feast. originally it was that it may the 1st rebound, but that was under the trumpet administration piece deal with the taliban last.