in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow on al jazeera. i care about how the us engage in the rest of the world. we're really interested in taking you into a play. you might not visit otherwise and feel that you were there. ah, president joe biden to decide whether to extend the dentist down with to all deadline. but the taliban is warning of consequences if there's a delay. and gun fives as well as chaos is crowd. keep growing outside cobbler airport with people desperate to lane. ah, hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera alive from joe. how also coming up 5 is code 19

jad get full approval in the us opening the door to move back. same mandates. and we report from haiti on east vaccination campaign. stalled by last week. devastating and quite awe us president joe biden is expected to decide within 24 hours whether to extend an august 31 deadline for the withdrawal of american and allied troops. the taliban is warning of quote consequences if the cutoff date is pushed back. in the meantime, thousands of f f gans still leaving, trying to leave the country there reportedly 14000 people waiting outside cobbles airport with at least 10000 more outside of it, hoping to get in. it's now northern, at least 20 people have been killed in the past week on trying to get on to flights

. and the chaos continued on monday. there was gun fights at the airport, which saw afghan forces as well. us and german troops take on an identified gunman . charlotte bellis has moved from campbell. people that cobble airports going nowhere to go beyond the gauge of plains that us president biden promised would take them away, but it shops, so they giosel from position the criteria who is most recent by the telephone from one another. so my mother has been in some idea port for the last 6 days, but the rest of our family is still kind of side because of all the people at the gate, knock them out of them. this is the north gateway. most people are asked to enter through, but in recent days it has been closed because of what the us says is security threats from iso. but for most people here, the biggest threat is a stampede. is dehydration and gunfire pulled and 20 people have been killed in the

last week in and around the port again, if i'm living here with my children right now, i'm scared of the crowd and all the gunfire. there's no information the us shouldn't have announced anything if they weren't able to take people out on the road to the north gate. this is where the telephone prisons ends and ask in special forces. begin specifically in d. s 0 units. the 2 are separated by a piece of string. ah, the 0 unit span filming, so we record on our phones. all other ask and security forces surrounded, but they did not 0 units of funded by the ca and accused of night rates and human rights abuses pop out of the us. there is a lot of danger here. the india 0 units. they're doing a lot of firing. they threaten people. a lot of people are wounded. the us put them

in charge of this stretch of road to separate western forces from the taliban. still, as we filmed the taliban drove past unhindered at be a poor gun. fire has been the main cause of injuries. these were the 0 units last week, shooting appears to be their preferred method of crowd control. the taliban has also moved in some of its most feared fighters. the buttery 313. it is a special forces wing associated with the powerful her connie, at work, they anal securing the perimeter of the airport. people are trying to reach evacuation flights because they say they are scared of the taliban gate. it's the taliban. they must get through 1st followed by 0 units in a mall, a stretch of land. the us says it is flying out tens of thousands of people for their protection, but 1st, making them cross a dangerous road to safety. charlotte bellis al jazeera couple of her live down to

our reporter john, hindrance in washington. they say, john, you got an update from the biden administration. what more can you tell us about this 24 hour deadline? as right, joe biden is expected to decide within the next 24 hours, whether to unilaterally extend the august 31st deadline for the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan. it's not clear at this point that he would announce it at that point. and the reasoning behind making that decision now a week before that tuesday deadline next week is that he wants to give the pentagon enough time to prepare for this. and they would likely have a significant amount to prepare for. because the taliban has said that deadline is a red line that the u. s. may not cross. you know, remember that this was all negotiated by the trump administration. donald trump promised the taliban in a negotiation that did not involve the afghan government that the us would withdraw . they would withdraw by august 31st. if the gentlemen did not launch any attacks

in the interim on us troops, well, that agreement would be out the window if the us decided to unilaterally extend that agreement. and that would threaten a number of things. first of all, ladies of the taliban, who man, the checkpoints around 100 cars. i international airport they're, they're the ones who let people in, if they have the proper papers to go and be evacuated by the u. s. and they're the ones who stop people from going in, if they are not authorized to do so. so they could cause a lot of trouble. there's a possibility that because they've agreed to cease hostilities until august 31st, that they might resume them. so the u. s. has some serious decisions to make, and joe biden knows those consequences are very serious. we're told there are advisors who are urging him not to extend that deadline because of the potential security impact on us forces. well, that clock is taking a crucial 24 hours. thank you for the update john henderson. while the us tries to

stick to the deadline, germany's foreign minister has suggested it may take longer to get people out. instances mitten was added to cairo under, than we are in talks at the us and turkey in order to keep calm opperation or to make civil evacuations. if these people possible, we will have a role to keep discussing that with the taliban. the doing say, because they will have a special role in that for analysis on this were joined by jo reuben, who is a former us deputy deputy assistant secretary of state, is currently the president of washington strategy group and joins us from skype or on skype from maryland, i should say, jo, thank you for joining us. so as we heard from our what we should know within to about 24 hours where the washington will stick to its august deadline. what do you think president bonham will do? will he extend that withdrawal?

the president's decision is going to largely be driven by facts on the ground, and that means how the evacuations are going, and the proceedings are strong and the united states right now. our air list is moving into very swift pace. i think the stick today was 37000 people listed out in the last 10 days or so. so that's a brisk pace. and i think the estimate will be is that enough of a pace to get people out by august 31st? if not, it's quite possible that there will need to be more time. but clearly the buying team isn't excited about that possibility. they do want to get everyone out by that date. the taliban has won't. if they don't, there will be quite consequences. what do you think that would look like and how would washington and its allies respond to that? consequences can cut in both directions and consequences for the taliban. of creating a massive violent reaction after august 31st doesn't necessarily mean that they

will get off scott free either. do they really want more engagement with the american military? if it only requires days to complete the evacuation, that's something they'll have to look at. and i'm sure they're having those discussions right now behind the scenes, internally, mediators like cutter, who's been very helpful and seen as the helpful ally here in the united states. getting that message across that this is about getting the people out at the end of the day about getting the people out and completing the withdrawal and then effective manner. that's what president biden is weighing about, how to get that done, and the taliban need to hear that message. that is the primary objective. as you mentioned, it's about the fact that there are people we're talking about people here at the end of the day. and. and previously you've described the rapid collect collapse of the afghan government, who's underscoring how insecure efforts really were. can you tell me more about those comments that you made them? what you meant? yeah, this rapid collapse really came as

a surprise in many ways to the washington establishment. certainly to the ministration it didn't count on after 20 years of investment in blood and treasure by the american people that once our military fully withdrew, it would only be there would only be 11 days of the african government. its survival. 20 years for 11 days is not long enough time, and that essentially left the united states in a position having to pick up the pieces rapidly rather than engaging and working with the ongoing african government that could have been in place if us ref, connie, for example, the president had stayed in power, they could have been potentially different transition, but he left and he left with cash and left his country high and dry. and we now have a situation where the united states and our allies trying to pick up the pieces of our people there. and the afghan people are looking as situation without

a clear government in cobble, and taliban takeover and a lot of uncertainty for their future. real crisis has evolved because of the government class in such a rapid pace. plenty of moving part. thank you for your insides. jo reuben, a former us deputy secretary of state. appreciate your time. taliban fighters have reached the outskirts of pension valley, the last and early raging and afghans. dan, not under the groups, control opposition. ladies inform a government troops have created a resistant group in recent wakes. but on monday the taliban ray took 3 districts that were seized by opposition. forces me authorities in the us have approved the pfizer cobra 19 vaccine for general use. those who are 16 years of age and older can now get that job. it's only been in emergency use since december. there's hope the move will boost public confidence at

a time when the number of new cases is rising. and gallagher reports from miami is the highly contagious delta variant of covet 19 continues to spread hospitals in the south and midwest of the us of filling up. over the past few weeks, cases of recent dramatically, with the unvaccinated overwhelmingly hit hardest. on monday months after the 5, the vaccination was initially given emergency authorization is now formally approved by the food and drug administration. it's hope that approval on the rims of scientific data behind it will encourage the unvaccinated to finally get their jobs. if you're one of the millions of americans who said that they will not get the shot when it's until has full and final approval of f d a. it is now happened. the moment you've been waiting for is here. it's time for you to go get your vaccination and get it today. today. an important moment in our

fight against the pandemic in states like florida, louisiana, alabama, and mississippi where vaccination rates were low. most people have been lining up to get their jobs even before mondays approval for front line medical workers already strained with a long battle against covert treating unvaccinated patients has led to widespread frustration. i feel some anger, sometimes it's it's trying to reach out to us when we've already extended our hand to help them. and they push it aside and ignored our advice and then they come back asking. and it's, it's frustrating the approval of defies. the vaccine only applies to those age 16 and over, but it's green life for adults has already led to large employers and the u. s. military mandating vaccinations here in florida. west. 17000 people are hospitalized with cove. it. it's hope find his approval will boost confidence in

the effectiveness of vaccines. the state is recording more new cases than any other with unvaccinated people, citing concerns of a side effects and confusion fuel by mis information. if those taking the weight and see approach now get vaccinated, the difference will be significant. others remain defiant. at a recent trump raleigh, in alabama, the former president was booed when he suggested getting the vaccine they did it. it's good take that actually is, but you got that's okay. you got your freedoms. but i happened to take the vaccine. if it does it work, you'll be the 1st to no vaccine hesitancy here has been a long running issue with the vices approval. it's hoped it may start to fade, even as delta very cases hit new hides to galico, roger's era, miami, florida, still ahead on al jazeera, the people wait for hours in line outside gas station. most of the time jewels is not available. lebanon's ladies off the drastic measures to petrol and

days shortages and the severe drought in syria is threatening the lives as millions of people have already injured use of conflict. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello there. we've seen some really heavy rain across parts of east asia over the weekend and at the start of this week. but there is more to come, not just because of the may you front, but also tropical depression. oh my says it makes its way up north and we've seen flooding across central and west and parts of china and with that some land slides and mud slides. and we have the heaviest wayne for between saturday and sunday in hangs our city. we had up to $249.00 millimeters for over 24 hours. now we are

likely to see more seems like that flooding has those heavy rains push across into eastern areas. it's going to be very wet for shanghai, but it's really the korean peninsula that is going to get a real drenching as tropical depression. oh, my joins up with the may. you front those heavy rains could bring some land slides in much lights to parts of south korea and may be up in the north as well. and as we go into wednesday, that system pushes up into northern parts of japan. so a kinder and western parts upon she liked to see some very wet weather that was moved to south east asia. we are seeing heavy rains across indonesia, on malaysia, in the days to come into china is looking to see some heavier falls across southern areas of cambodia. sponsor cut on airways. the taliban has reclaims, i've done is done. but us withdraw began years earlier in 2013 and 14

witness followed a unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous task of confronting with taliban without native support of a trail of young men fighting for their country. while knowing each day could be their la, i've got to stand on battle on a jersey o a. hello, you're watching. i was just 0. i'm emily anglin. a reminder of our stories is our president joe biden is expected to decide in the next 24 hours on whether to extend a deadline to withdraw us and allied forces. taliban says they will be quote,

consequences if the august 31 deadline is pushed back. while cobbles airport remains chaotic, there are reports like 14000 people waiting there, but at least 10000 more outside hoping to get in. and the u. s. medicines regulator has fully approved the 5, the code 19 back thing. so people over saying that use of age, it's been in emergency years in december following the approval, the pentagon has made jobs compulsory for 1300000 members of the us military. a powerful earthquake that he'd have he earlier this month is further hampering the countries already slow. busy coded 19 vaccine rollouts around $20000.00 jobs have been administered so far, but high she's outbreak has been relatively small and their fees hospitals will be overwhelmed, which are already overwhelmed with quite victims. could spread the virus john,

home and reports from the capital. put a prince, another person in haiti vaccinated this time, it's thought to call do mess. failed to get that. he's in the vast minority firstly because vaccines took so long to get here. haiti's campaign only began in july. and now, because even though they finally arrived, few seem to want them. the u. s. supplied half a 1000000 jobs under the kovacs mechanism. only 20000 have been applied. why in pod it's because of this. the empty covey board that dr. korean shows us in the non for profit guess gear hospital. i suppose at one point you would have thought that this would be full of people. it was full last year. it was full. now if it is very calm, we don't have any admission. haiti's health ministry says only around $600.00 people have died of cobra. 19. the infection rate is also far lower than in many of

the places. nobody knows exactly why. but since the pandemic isn't taking off need, there is a vaccination campaign for down inside a business that really is presenting hazy, and if it's not present, there is no need for them to get vaccinated in this market, the streets were to the faces bay. many don't believe in cove, it or mistrust. the vaccines like him, i've done where because i believe in god, i don't believe in what people say. the human been lives all the time. they never speak the truth. that's why i only believe god. we took to do venue because he was one of only a handful of people we saw covering up what i believe in science, who i believe in my mask. he told us the limited public health campaign. another reason vaccination is to would have done little to convince others. this is one of the few places to do with the we've been able to find here in the capital port,

the print, what medical experts say to us is the golden window of opportunity. could be being mis, because people now could be being vaccinated before more deadly strings as it possibly take whole here in the country. the government has other things on its mind, not least recently assassinated president, followed up by a major a quake in the country southwest. the latter could yet turn into a super spreader with hospital full and a multitude of foreign organizations flowing into help, or coven may, for whatever reason, continue to swim around this caribbean nation. if so, it will be the 1st piece of good fortune haiti's had in a long time, john home and i'll just have to bring roughly 5000000 people in yemen are on the brink of starvation with the conflict. no closer to pace according to the un. it's under secretary general for humanitarian affairs. as truth is,

the population relies on aid to make their daily names. the un humanitarian appeal for nearly $4000000000.00 is only about half funded. more than 20 people, 20000000 people in yemen, need humanitarian and assistance and protection. that's about 2 thirds of the population. and it continues to be quite an astonishing figure. but out of all those needs, there is perhaps one over arching humanitarian priority, and that is to stop the famine to day, about 5000000 people are just one step away from succumbing to famine and the diseases that go with it. 10000000 more are right behind them. famine isn't just a food problem. it's a symptom of a much deeper collapse. as you know. in many ways it is, all of the evans problems rolled into one that demands a comprehensive response. lebanon's economic crisis who's getting so bad,

the government has announced students will only be allowed to attend schools for 4 days awake. what management has does 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 school and to follow up with those students who are supposed to do more educational task than a honda is in bed room and is reporting on how the shortage of fuel is impacting him uses for week 7 on has been experiencing severe fuel shortage as it is paralyzing the country and the economy. people wait for hours in line outside gas station, the most of the time fuels 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 of foreign

currency reserve. the government's subsidies policy has been criticized because what has happened is that a black market has been created and many are smuggling cheap fuel. and so it's a neighboring area. the government is trying to call the crisis by gradually lifting a subsidies, but it is not working soft. yeah, measures are not the solution has the 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 state has been just, this is going to a lateral that the state is not involved. but at the end of the day is part of the system. and many are criticizing this as a way to show that they are not part of the problem as well portrays itself is

outside the faith went along with its allies. they control the many will say the only way for the sustainable solution is for those who hold follower political parties, politicians agree to carry out reforms to fight corruption, structural reforms needed to resolve on the economic crisis. but doing that would mean that these political parties in one way or the other are committing political suicide because they lose their control over the states. as severe drought who's threatening more than 12000000 people in syria and iraq, 13 humanitarian group say urgent action is needed is people lose access to food, water, and electricity, water shortages and rising temperature, causing an outbreak of waterborne diseases. the war in syria has already created a humanitarian crisis as displaced millions of people. a recent report reveals more than 5000000 people in syria who depend on river water

a directly affected by the crisis, and at least 400 square kilometers of agricultural land, risk, total drought, to dams in the northern part of the country face imminent closure. that means nearly 3000000 people are likely to lose access to electricity. in iraq, weight production is expected to fall by 70 percent in the new via province, which shares a border with syria. while some families who live in land with little access to the river could spend up to $80.00 a month on water. semi headed is the head of advocacy for the middle east and then a widget where fiji council. she says the effects of climate change have exacerbated the crisis. 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 tricity and to production of well, is largely cold by climate change by rick low rainfall. but of course, both countries the heavily reliant on water supply from neighboring countries, especially water supply through euphrates river, which originate in turkey. and we have seen over the past few months, 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 on notice 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 and

weighs about millions of people don't react to water in the future. and we need countries in the region to ramp up to climate change, which is already being a problem and causing huge impacts and 1000000 in the middle east. tennessee, as president, has extended the suspension of parliament until further notice. nearly a month after taking on emergency powers k same sex, the prime minister took over public prosecutions of politicians and froze parliament last month is critics label it occurred, but said, said bad governance in dire economy and a surging coven 19 outbreak justified whose actions and new initiative is bringing a little hope to the lives of children in garza. i seen him above has rolled into town and it comes with a message of hope. gillian wolf has more than one by one. these children climb the

stairs, garza knew cinema bus, eager to see what film awaits them inside. did ken infiniti head off? all was really nice with lots of adventures and it's the 1st time of rush to moving above. the new initiative is supported by the european union and run by a local charities. it offers a range of films designed to promote peace tolerance and non violence. both the cinema cinema bus has an indoor and outdoor screens into screenings can accommodate 60 people, as well as the physically impaired. the outdoor screen can be adapted to different sizes and can accommodate up to 500 viewers. in the 1950s cinema flourished in garza, people were delight and films from the arab asian and western world. but that all came to an abrupt end during the palestinian uprising in 1987 when movie theaters were set on fire. the film industry has never truly recovered since then. today, gaza is home to a little more than 2000000 people,

but only those with permits are allowed to travel beyond its borders. inside there are limited options for cultural experiences. so families try to enjoy stones at home, but the cinema bus offers a welcome change. in my head, the cinema is really nice. i wish we had a big cinema like this one. so we could always go to it because we don't have access to things like this. it's the 1st time i've watched a movie in a cinema like this, a movie about love and caring about yourself. a message designed to reach everyone along the gaza strip. join wolf all to 0. the me this is al jazeera and these are the top stories you as president joe biden is expected to decide in the next 24 hours on whether to extend the deadline to withdraw us and allied forces from afghanistan. the taliban says.