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say that this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up after trying for years to become president, zambia is new leader has been inaugurated, promising to turn around the economy, vulnerable and too young to be vaccinated. steve rise in child cove, in 19 cases, has dogs in the u. s. pleading fathers to get the job ah, jumped off to 1700 hours gmc and we keep our focus on the crisis in afghanistan, the head of the c, i a has held a meeting with the tyler bonds top leadership in cobble. it's the highest level talks between the biden administration and the tardy band since the arm group took control of the capitol. this 5 that the taliban insist it will not allow western troops to remain in cobbled beyond the august 31st deadline. that means the evacuation of thousands of foreign nationals and africans must happen before that

date by the other one. ok here we will not allow an extension beyond august 31st. so the u. s. should remove and evacuate all personnel by the deadline. all their contractors must leave. we are not happy to extend the deadline. and after that we will have a separate stanton position following the deadline. this lumnick ambrose is trying to encourage people to go home, but the americans are inviting people to the airport. their at 1st policy is continuing to board people on plains. the airport access route has been close to avoid stampedes us, president joe biden has joined an emergency virtual meeting of g 7 nations. the lead us cold on the car bomb to guarantee safe passage out of afghanistan. once the withdrawal deadline passes. the number one condition was sitting as g

7 is that they've got to guarantee right the way through. through august the 31st and beyond a safe passage safe passage for those who who want to come out and someone will say that they don't accept that and some of them i hope i will see the sense of that because the g 7 has very considerable the bridge he can make diplomatic and political earlier, the un human rights chief accused the taliban of mass executions of civilians and restrict thing women's rights. michelle, but should i says afghans fear reprisal killings? well, we have several correspondence covering all the laces developments on the story. and the bomber is in london, toronto through that virtual meeting of g 7. lay this hosted by boris johnson. but 1st, let's go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she joins us from outside the white house and kimberly, it seems the more that the taliban, digging their heels about the august 31st deadline,

the more we hear signals from american officials saying, we think we can get this job done by august 31st, right. is that what's happening here? well, we are hearing that it is expected that the united states will stick to his deadline as to whether it can get all of the afghans that supported the mission of the u. s . mission there, or even american civilians out is another question. in fact, we have just heard following a classified briefing on capitol hill of the house intelligence committee. one of the congress members speaking to reporters saying that in fact, it's his belief that there will not be enough time to get every one who wants to get out out of afghanistan. now, the pentagon has also held its briefings and these both person for the department of defense, john kirby saying that in fact there is a sense of urgency that the us military is working with right now. in fact,

in just the last 24 hours, some 21000 civilians and others have been evacuated from afghanistan. now we know they are transiting through countries like germany and onto the united states where they are being processed at 4 different military bases . but the concern is, is beyond that august 31st deadline is the fact that right now the u. s. military is cooperating. and communicating with taliban commanders whether or not that will continue beyond august 30. first, the pentagon spokes person would not confirm only saying that if can offend is a very dangerous place, and they are working to get as many people out as possible now, were watching very carefully to hear what more of the u. s. president might have to say he had scheduled remarks for 16 gmc, that deadline has come and gone and we're still. 2 waiting for an updated time when the us president will speak,

but watching very closely is not just the american public but the world following that virtual g 7 meeting. where we know that the president was under considerable pressure to that deadline to allow more people to get out of afghanistan. but the latest we're hearing is that it appears that deadline will be firm pending taliban cooperation. it's not clear what exactly what house visuals mean by that, but we are certainly looking for clarity. and at the same time, we are also hearing from a member of us congress who has been briefed on the situation to get a stem. but august 31st may not be enough time for getting all who want to get back in a stem out. right. kimberly you mentioned that g 7 summit. so let's thank you for now and continue this with nadine bobby. he's live in london, the dean. how much of course is building within the g 7 members to pressure joe biden, to delay the deadline or semi to

be very blunt. they know it's over the chancellor merkel of germany, angular merkel in her press conference up to the virtual g. 7 meeting said that the conference had not led to an agreement on extending that deadline, and i think that is reflected both in what you heard from prime minister barak johnson a while ago who was sharing the make team talking about conditions and talking about leverage over the top bon scan is done and it's the fact is that virtually nobody right now is saying that they will have enough time to get everybody out. but they had on their lists including even the americans is kimberly was just talking about. and so they really are focusing their attention that one what happens from next wednesday, hence the colds from the outside world for the taliban to continue to

allow people to leave the country. now on the line, for example, the had the president of the european commission has been talking about leverage on the taliban. she has said that humanitarian aid will continue to go into afghanistan. and she's talked about the, the need for immediate aid for those at greatest risk within the country, pointing out that 80 percent of internally displaced people, a women and girls. but she has hinted that yes, there will be conditions they will be looking to the taliban to respect human rights to meet their commitments in terms of inclusive government. and we're hearing that kind of message for more and more leaders. now. the chancellor merkel, in fact, said that germany alone is now going to put in extra money immediately to the tune of 100000000 euros with many times that possibly down the line. i think everybody's

focus now is really on yes, we know that the military plains might stop flooding people out from next week, but there are thousands of people more who will continue to try to leave the country and they want pressure on. they taught a bond to allow by whatever means to do so. all right, thanks so much. nadine baba, char strafford reports on the con, the bombs response from cobble to thought about now have said that they would not agree to any degree to any kind of extension of that deadline of august. the 31st, the american saying well that's ok. we might have to work even harder, but confident that they can get at least the remaining americans out of the country before then. but it's really important to stress that they are all tens of thousands of people that are not americans that are in some way associated with having worked with either the foreign media or nato forces,

their extended families in the last 20 years, who continue to mass around the airport and who continue to desperately wants to leave this country. one could only presume that now that the deadline has been denied to be extended by the taliban. and the pentagon saying, well, we're just gonna have to work out to be confident that we could do it. we're going to see even more people arriving. and of course, even more pressure on the nato forces and on the taliban outside the airport to deal with, with these huge numbers of people. so the thought of course has massive implications with respect to security. so yes, it's going to be very interesting to see how this develops in the next few days, up until that deadline of august 31st. and the growing uncertainty about what lies ahead for afghanistan is only added to the worries of internally displaced. people

from mcbride reports from cobble they came here to escape the horrors of war, but now the fighting is largely done. the future does not look any less bleak. this 110 to shed by 4 families from afghanistan's northern province of to her like marry him, a widowed mother of 6 who says she had to sell possessions to move here and escape the conflict. got on of comic acid. another then forgot no helped us. when we came here, we saw the tv and a carpet and have an economizing like eating less. but the money ran out 3 days ago were not in good shape. located on the outskirts of cobble. this open piece of land was overrun with displaced people, as the taliban closed in on the capital. and the government attempted to move them to more organized camps. with the collapse of that government has come, the end of any official help adding to cobbles, growing crisis of people displaced by war. that journeys began from places where

the conflict has raged around afghanistan in recent months. and the taliban victory has brought a degree of stability. but for many, still, no clear idea of where to go next. on the other side of the shed tent, hulu has it right, wants to take his family of 9 back to their home. but he doesn't know if the house he is still paying rent on is even standing vehicle. them with the one on one that was we don't have any money left to go back and set up again in our old place. if the government can look after us, that's better. right now that government doesn't exist yet. when it does, it'll be up to the taliban to provide support and tackled the many other crises facing yes, goodness. down robert bride al jazeera, couple thousands of african refugees in indonesia, calling for their rights to be recognised. many are unable to work or study, some of had to wait to close to

a decade for resettlement. jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia capitol. this former military compound is now home to hundreds of refugees from a kind of stone. there's little to do here, but wait and worry. but that's not a life that we're living. we live in depression. we're stressed all day in london. fulton has been following news about have gone to stun, waiting for information about the town he left nearly 7 years ago. for more than a month, he has not been able to contact his wife or his mother. one day and night. i think about them. the taliban has captured madison. i'm worried and i don't know anything about how they are. since the taliban takeover, they have been regular protests outside the us refugee agency office and foreign embassies here, calling for refugee writes,

and to speed up the resettlement process. if you jeez, are allowed to stay in indonesia while waiting to be accepted by other countries, but they are not allowed to work. go to school. refugee advocates say indonesia should see itself as more than a transit country. sooner or later. indonesia is gonna be not only transit but the destination country, and the government should be aware and prepare a nice and government says it anticipates that more people may try to leave us going to stone. but indonesia is not a place for permanent resettlement. could be put into our policy is clear, we are not a destination country. we did not sign any international convention, refugees ah, outside the u. n. building in central jakarta, a group of young men can hear every day, waiting for news about their resettlement,

and hoping to hear from their families. there are more than $13000.00 refugees in indonesia and more than half off from i've done a long ways to be resettled. it's no even more stressful as they're increasingly concerned about the people they left behind. i've done as soon as he hasn't been able to reach his mother or sister in mom, and i have too much stress. but i cannot help myself. how can i help my people are my town and then it's done. like everyone here, he worries about his own future and the fate of his family. jessica washington out to 0 to carter. still ahead and i'll just sarah will hear from the afghan to escape taliban rule on the new life in the united states.

ah. hello duster. arms really the name of the game for this weather report across the middle east and beyond. so let me show you what i'm talking about toward react medina and mecca. we'll see the san spin around here. and also at times we'll habit shamal wind blowing down the goal. so that's going to also kick up the sand and does 4 countries like q 8 and also cats are on wednesday and in the days to come bit of a closer look now. and we can see it toward that southwest corner. the does see the are arrows going around that's indicating that we'll see that sand spinning around . also sand storms quite likely for southern areas of pakistan. so impacting karachi $34.00 degrees on wednesday. the heat is building in the north before you're up to 40 degrees across turkey. it is mostly quiet that we do have a brisk wind at times. blowing through the boss 1st impacting its stumble, and you're up to 31 degrees through the tropics of africa. we've got our storms come in and go in in the usual spots that we would expect to see them flare up

moving east to west along the gulf of guinea, further toward the south. okay. wanted to show you this. so johannesburg, 26 degrees. that's looking quite good, right? but prepare for it. we know what goes up must come down temperatures down to 12 degrees and we'll have some frost as well to content with the frank assessments. by way. it is a lesson freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is come on to the 140 to come up with 2 new critical debate that we have here is not between kula and any other than we have gone through here between the 2 years, re running to keep people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera.

oh, a welcome back here watching, i'll just time to recap all headlines now. the thought of on insist it will not allow western troops to remain in cobble be on the august 31st deadline. that means the evacuation of thousands of foreign nationals and afghans must happen before that date. us president joe biden as a jointed emergency virtual meeting of g 7. nation street is called on the top bond to county safe passage out of afghanistan after the deadline of august. the 31st, the un human rights changed michelle, but she says she's received credible reports of serious abuses enough that she is accusing baton yvonne of summary executions,

restrictions on women and cracking down on protests. the president of the european commission says it is the regions moral juicy to assist, staff can citizens sitting on the lions says millions need assistance, especially displaced women and girls. the situation is indeed a tragedy for the african people. and it is a major setback for the international community. it was therefore timely that the g 7 met and it was very good that we had as a guest. the nato secretary general started back. and the un secretary general until you with tears. in this meeting of the g 7, we discussed evacuations, immediate humanitarian aid, longer term development assistance, and possible scenarios for refugees in need of protection. many african refugees are heading to the u. s. saw them now in the state of virginia where they're being

temporarily housed at the next post center. fill of els been meeting them in the town of chantilly. i have been travelling for days. they are weary. they are worn. they've been terrified, but at least now they're safe. it's a hiring experience for them for sure. these are some of the thousands of off guns that fled cobble. they got out where so many have failed and all still failing. many leaving families behind some creating them amidst the chaos and the misery. i mean that that moment still happy because the baby so healthy. this baby born is its family, fled cobble, heading to a us base in germany. the mother went into labor in the earth, suffering complications. now here in the u. s. she and her child are doing fine. they are so happy that you're here. and the family is nearly 11000 people have been evacuated from afghanistan in just a 12 hour period. the majority of coming into dallas,

the big international airport, me a washington d. c. feel unsafe just they were put on the bus is driven the 1st few miles on american soil to an expo center. what was the trickle is now a flood of people, each with their own, harrowing, terrifying tales based buses and our arriving fairly regularly. perhaps one every hour, every hour and a half, the refugees get off. they go into the convention center, but this is not their final stop. this is simply a layover somewhere they can get something to eat somewhere. they can use the facilities, they will then go into places like texas, like wisconsin, and even further afield. the journey here in the united states, as only just begun. so they will that this man hasn't heard from his wife since she left cobble. you have to just wait and find that where she ends up landing. i'm sorry, you're going through that. he tells his story to her nessa, she is hearing a lot of these, an afghan interpreter with

a local muslim support group. she was out the airport helping those refugees make sense of that new surroundings. she has had some harrowing tales. a lot of these people have made safety, but they've had to leave their families behind and they don't know what happens. yeah. it's really traumatizing because they have to pick and choose to want to come with them. even the people who went to the airport, not everybody was able to get on the plane across the street. a flooring business is now leading the local effort to get essentially to refugees. foyce too. and the raz john and gun refugee himself is working non stop to get packed, ready donations are turning up almost every minute. we're all here to help we all humans. we see what's going on over and i've got a response. and so for those who find themselves spending the 1st night, what is going to be the new home? there is so much to make sense of so many questions. so many worries, so much relief. they have made it many others will not fill. lavelle al jazeera in

chantilly virginia. us vice president camera harris says president biden's decision to withdraw american troops from i've got to stand is rights and courageous. harris made the comments during her 1st official trip to southeast asia. she's held talks with leaders and singapore and is now visiting vietnam, promising support for the region, including in the ongoing territorial disputes with china. florence louis has more from the asian capital column poll. camilla harris is the 1st u. s. vice president to visit the vietnam on wednesday. she'll meet the vietnamese prime minister and other government officials on the talks are likely to focus on economic cooperation, the pandemic, and also security issues. now with regards to security issues, a key area for discussion is likely going to be the south china sea. vietnam is a clayman country to the south china sea. but by far the biggest and most assertive claim and is china,

which has laid claim to large parts of the south china sea and has built military installations as well as engaged in confrontations with fishing vessels in the area . harris in a speech delivered in singapore, on tuesday, accused china of collision and intimidation. and said its actions not only undermine the international rules based order, but also threatened the sovereignty of nations. but she went on to say that the u. s. is not asking nations in se asia to pick sides, but rather the us is here to stand with its allies and that it's engagement in the region is about advancing shared interest. those interests include trade and the economy and working together to combat the pandemic. when the us wants to broaden the scope of its engagement with countries in the region to strength and ties with south these asian countries to counter a rising, china harris also has to convince southeast asian countries of us,

his commitment to the region. and that may be slightly more difficult with her trip happening against the back of the collapse of gun this done that bound to be questions about whether the u. s. can be counted on to keep its foreign policy promises. sam b as president elect again, de illema has been sworn in. it happened to the special ceremony in the capital of psycho replaces outgoing liter. go look, go off the, securing a margin of nearly a 1000000 votes in this month selection to juliana now faces the daunting task of turning a rounds. ambia struggling economy. how do matessa has more from what you've just seen for and in the meet at the stadium. was you for a lot of them be and have very high expectations president today and h lemme threw up in rural zambia. he then got a scholarship to study accounting from bay. he didn't win into business and he's

now a prominent business man. and then, but he own quite a bit of property quite a bit of land. in fact, he's a big commercial capital rod. so they have the money, they went into politics and he tried a few times to become president. he finally won after his 6th attempt. some bad been some and the hope that is pro business policy will encourage investment, encourage jobs in the country. and they say the reason why he won this time round after 6 attempts is because a lot of young people in zambia, frustrated by the economy, he managed to rally them and managed to get them to support him. and he's promising to change on the ground with doctors in the u. s. warren hospitals may run out of space to treat children with coven. 19 a surgeon. pediatric cases is hit new pandemic records. the vaccine is authorized for kids age 12 and often the u. s. leaving younger children, particularly vulnerable,

should warn viewers that they may find some of the video in the story. to be disturbing. heidi joe castro reports now. the 1st aurora cannon is 3 and battling cove it inside in oklahoma hospital. her mother is a nurse who says she likely pass the virus to her daughter from an unvaccinated patient. the mother posted these videos on social media to show the world the price her young child is paying. writing. if you choose not to be vaccinated, you've made a choice for my daughter to your choice lead to my innocent child being hospitalized . pediatric intensive care units across the southern us are filling with children, diagnosed with cove. it who are too young to be vaccinated themselves. these patients sometimes can't breathe and we have to help them. we have to help breathe for them. since the delta vary and took hold, it's been dizzy here at children's hospital,

new orleans and louisiana. a state where vaccinations are among the countries lowest. oftentimes we get to work and before we can even put our bags down, we hit the ground running for the day, and we're in and out of rooms all day, resuscitating kids, giving them oxygen increasing their support. us child cobit cases declined in early summer, but has steadily increased since july last week. more than 120000 cases were reported in children across the country. a substantial john from the week before. we are absolutely convinced that the more people that get vaccinated, the fewer people that will be infected, that's clearly demonstrated, and the fewer children that will be infective deaths remain rare among children. with coven, but doctors fear more children will die as more are hospitalized. after 11 days in the hospital, aurora is finally well enough to go home. soon she and other young children may

qualify for vaccinations. oftener health in new orleans is studying the pfizer shots in children under 12. the trials, medical director says the data looks promising and there have been no safety problems in participants. we have some of the children between the 5 to 11 which are so very grown up and they themselves want to participate. we had a little one that goes, pull up the sure. so me a 5 year old, an application for f d, a emergency authorization for that age group is expected from pfizer in about a month. it couldn't come soon enough for the parents of some children. the challenge will be convincing those who refused vaccines even for themselves. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera, new orleans, louisiana. now the world health organization is warning the upheaval, enough guy, sam, could lead to a rise in covey. 19 infections. the un body says is concerned about low vaccination rates and the virus spreading among internally displaced people. it's also warned

that's kind of santa and he has enough medical supplies for 7 days more than 500 tons of supplies, including surgical equipment and malnutrition kids stuck in the by because of restrictions that combo left fort rolling stones, drama charlie watts has died at the age of 80, his family said he passed peacefully at the hospital. early this month the legendary band announced walter would not be on the road for the upcoming us tool once had played with the band since 1962. he's the only member besides mick jagger and keith richards to appear on every single studio record. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now just 0. now the thought about and says it will not allow western troops to remain in cobble be on the august 31st