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also coming up on the program. zombie as newly elected president is foreign in vowing to turn around the economy and unite the country. the vulnerable and too young to be vaccinated as the rise in child covered 1900 cases, as doctors in the u. s. pleading for more of the general public to get the job. ah. hello everyone. welcome to the program on top story to taliban insist that will not allow western troops to remain in cobble beyond the agreed august study 1st deadline. it also says afghan nationals should not be traveling to campbell at for to try and leave the country. u. s. president joe biden is expected to make an announcement on the withdrawal plans shortly. with taliban strongly opposes any

extension to foreign evacuation flight reiterating they must be complete. by the end of the month, the group spokesman promised that thousands of people currently at the airport can safely return to their homes. he said that security in the country will be guaranteed mother by the other one ogle here. we will not allow an extension of beyond august 31st. so the u. s. should remove and evacuate all personnel by the deadline. all their contractors must leave, but we are not happy to extend the deadline. and after that we will have a separate stance and position following the deadlines. this lama camera just trying to encourage people to go home. but the americans are inviting people to the airport. their 1st policy is continuing to board people on the plains. the airport access route has been close to avoid stampedes or batman shy is a full, bright scholar in peace activists in the afghan capital kabul,

he joins us via skype. first of all, can i get your thoughts and reaction to that statement from the taliban? they don't want any more people leaving the country. well, i think that's worrying for a lot of people because still a lot of cheap of people, including former journalist academics, government employees, and people who work with the america of a foreign nationals. they're scared for their life and they're scared for threats of being prosecuted. so i think it's valid concerns from the people who are in cobble, but we hope that changes their said dignified departure is in short from but do you think that the that is likely to happen? the deadline we know is not going to be extended and until you want to prevent people from leaving. so is it likely to cause even more of a panic? i think it was, it would certainly cause panic. everything which happened in january

were just hoping that something might be somehow or able people really, really worried. and although like the initial statements by the top one has been a little bit shoring. but we need to see that inaction 1st. but i think the international community, the americans and the rest of the world, can do more about this situation because they are part of the reason why we are in this state at the moment. what does this mean for thousands of afghan allies have worked with foreign forces while they were in the country? what does that mean for them? people who might have gone to the airport, but they were not able to go through because of the share of massive humanity that gathered there. and then all the people who might have put through might have

submitted visa applications. that simply hasn't been processed yet. well, i think i myself haven't work with the military or foreign forces. so i cannot speak honestly on their behalf. but i can tell that they must be scared as a time of beer uncertainty and chaos. and i think they are, they are scared and they need some assurances that and their life will be protected . and ideally there would be a mechanism to also ensure their safe departure, at least for those who have all the documents ready. all right, thank you. back on, shall he there in combo for giving us sense of the reaction. now we can go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how can, of course her waiting to hear from present biden very shortly. tell us more about the details of this statement. well, it's interesting because it was initially scheduled for 16 gmc, the 18 gmc,

now the latest is that we're hearing it is still going to be about an hour or so from when we will hear from the us president. now, the reasons for the delay have not been provided, but what we are expecting to hear from joe biden is that he is sticking to his august 31st withdrawl date. now he was under enormous pressure from g 7 leaders that he met with earlier in the day. virtually. he's also bit under enormous pressure from members of congress and capitol hill, largest republican critics, but also members of his own democratic party that believe that the united states only has a duty to get american citizens out, but also has a moral obligation to help afghan civilians and others who supported the u. s. mission. and as a result, there was an effort by house intelligence committee members, to essentially make the case to the white house that this withdrawal that needed to be extended. but what we understand is that, i guess the 31st is the deadline,

but the pentagon is sticky to now. in terms of how this will play out, the u. s. department of defense says that it is accelerating its evacuation schedule, but plains are taking off every 45 minutes approximately in order to try and get the 10s of thousands that have already arrived in the united states. the 1000 still waiting at the airport out as safely as quickly as possible. the concern being that time is running out the clock is ticking. given the fact that the taliban commanders are working in coordination with the u. s. military. but it's clear that is going to last. in fact, we know that the director william burns met with taliban officials in recent days to discuss this withdrawal deadline the taliban saying it's a red line august 31st is a firm date. and as a result, there is a question about just how much coordination the taliban will provide to the united

states for these evacuations moving forward. so we know that there is a message from the pentagon, but in fact, the 6000 troops that are securing the cobble airport will need to begin with running as early as the end of the week. but once again, the urgent need and rather be sort of a process that is taking place is moving rapidly in order to meet the deadline, which many a capitol hill fear will not be enough time to get everyone who was out out of the country. thank you. kimberly, i'll get from the white house. thanks. kimberly you k prime minister bars johnson chad a g 7 meeting with of the european leaders and the last president earlier today. he says the taliban will need to offer people a safe way out of the country after the deadline. the number one condition was sitting as g 7 is the 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 leverage, economic, diplomatic and political well, united nations human rights chief is accused the taliban of serious rights violations. michelle partially says there are credible reports of summary executions of civilians and called on you and human rights council took a trip to closely monitor the taliban actions. she also says they've been restrictions imposed on women in some parts of afghanistan. we have also received credible reports are seated by elation of international military law and human rights abuses taking place in many areas under effective taliban control. they include among others, summary executions of civilians and all the combat. members of the gun national

security forces restrictions on the rights of women, including the right to move around freely and girls. right to attend school. candy stands diverse, ethnic and religious minorities are also at risk of violence and refreshment. ah, anal zombie as new president has taken off as promising and economic turnaround. but he's got a challenge on his hands. a kind a he to lame has tried for years to win the office, and the former businessman says he has away forward for a nation saddled with debt harm latasha reports after 5 previous failed attempts kinda he to, lemme becomes ambia democratically elected president. he defeated formerly that it go longer in a landslide election victory earlier this month. the business man has promised to turn around the economy and unite zambian. and this is what

we will create. so budget on no one will be in such an environment where we can we can set coleman coleman budget from the process home developer. not a problem. it's not clear much, much where he is now in charge of a country that owes more than $12000000000.00 to external companies and lenders. and last year, it became the 3rd african state to default on its bit during the curve at 19 pandemic that servicing costs the really hit households recently and under president monday, that balloon from 36 to 110 percent of g d p. and i really think that president, his dilemma will really will have to address those issues that are really hurting household pockets to limit campaign appeal to many young voters,

many of them unemployed. he's told them he's going to quickly create jobs, bring in investors and tackle corruption. dan, be to be huge expectations. wait to see if the new president would deliver on those promises. how do we tosser algebra slide for you on this program? internally displaced by war, thousands of afghans left without aid off the government's collapse and a month off to taking on emergency powers. tunisia is present, extend the suspension of parliament until further notice. ah hello. thank you for joining in. we are keeping tabs on that potent disturbance over scandinavia. it's now fleming into the baltic states and we've got some erotic

winds associated with it, and look at the winfield coming down the north sea. so brisk winds will also be the name of the game across the low countries on wednesday, but an abundance of sun across the british shells. and that's because we've got high pressure and play deflecting this system away from the area. as we check in on the balkans, we do have some storms flaring up, albania, montenegro, kosovo, serbia rate into romania, where it is the very real risk of seen some heavy downpours here. it's come across greece and turkey. accept a bit of a brisk wind blowing through the boss for us that's going to impact its them ball. but by thursday we do lose that went off to our barrier. temperatures have come down here lives been 24 degrees. we do have some storms coming in, going through interior sections of spain on wednesday, skipped up a pretty hardy amounts of rain for southern sections of nigeria pretty close to about a 100 millimeters. but now as we head toward wednesday, we'll see that batch of what weather gonna stretching into burkina faso into bali

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welcome back. our main story. now taliban warn people again traveling to campbells ad for to try and leave the country. a group strongly opposes any extension to foreign evacuation flight. united nations human rights chief is accused the taliban of serious rights violations saying they're credible reports of summary executions . and are the headline this, our zombies, new president tech, and a lamer has been sworn in ceremony and the capital lusaka developed turn around the flagging economy. now the recent fighting has added a major humanitarian crisis. the number of internally displaced people, many of whom were meant to be moved to more organized shelter by the afghan government before it collapsed. now that task falls to the taliban. brian reports on this from consul 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 marian, 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 one helped us when we came here, we sold a tv and a carpet and had been economizing like eating less. but the money ran out 3 days ago were not in good shape by the 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 as broad a degree of stability. but for many, still, no clear idea of where to go next. on the other side of this shad turned 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 will be up to the taliban to provide support and tackled the many other crises facing us kind of down, robert bride al jazeera couple. meanwhile, the head of the walls, food program is in doha, visiting evacuees. you've recently arrived in qatar, david beesley says his organization needs more funding to help growing number of people who now need assistance. the number of people in afghanistan that are now on

the break surveys his spite. not just because a conflict, but covert and economic deterioration and you've had back to back droughts. so we're $200000000.00 short of what we need for the number of people that are now marching to the break starvation that numbers now for the teen 1000000 people. so we need $200000000.00 to reach these people. if we don't, we will have absolutely a catastrophe on top of a catastrophe. cobble airport. does it impact our operations? we bring all the food that we bring in to f can a stand by truck. and so we can reach the people. we're reaching 5000000 now, but we need the extra money to scale up to the needs that are absolutely catastrophic right before. very nice. so if we get the money will reach the people, in fact, in every area that we are now, we're getting the cooperation from all of the the leaders in authority in those

area, whether it's a taliban or others. busy we're receiving the cooperation we need, we've told everyone on the ground we need neutrality, impartiality, independence. and so far everyone has given us what we need to be able to reach people. right now. we need money. well, the world food program, 80 percent of our operations around the world are in areas of conflict. so this is nothing new for us to work in complex environments. in fact, we've been meeting with the taliban talking with the taliban. the aries that they now control, which is about 90 percent of the geography. if not more of the country in so far they've collaborated, cooperated given us the access we need, in fact they provided protection and security around warehouses so there wouldn't be looting by gangs and so, so far so good. and as i've been very clear, we expect this type of cooperation to continue, please let us reach the innocent people of afghanistan. and so far we are getting

that cooperation. and i hope it continues because of cobra, economic deterioration and conflicts all around the world. the number of people that are marching towards starvation, since cobit has doubled in the last 12 months, it was 135000000 people marching towards starvation globally, that numbers now 270000000. couple that with climate change and conflict around the world, and i could just go through the countries from yemen to syria, the suit and ethiopia. and so the donors are stretched thin. and so now comes a new dynamic in afghanistan with the number of people marching towards surveys. and if we don't receive people, we're going to have just a tremendous catastrophe. own our hands, so we need the money. we doctors in the u. s. a wide hospitals might run out of space to cheap children with cove at 19 a surgeon pediatric cases. is it new? pandemic records? a vaccine is authorized for kids age 12 and up, leaving younger ones,

vulnerable. i did, jo, castro reports the aurora canon 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 stake we're vaccinations are among the countries

lowest. oftentimes we get to work and before we can even put our bag 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 supports. 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 jump from the week before. we are absolutely convinced that the more people that get vaccinated, the fewer people that will be infected, that 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 medic 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 visa, so me 5 year olds, 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 parts of australia is most popular, status started night, and curfews to contain the latest outbreak of coven, you. southwell has struggled to reign in the delta vary and under the country, so called a 0 cause it policy and neighboring new zealand. the government hope. suppose vaccination rights during another nation wide lockdown. why?

hey, reports enlarge passive sydney, the streets and now off limits at night. around 2000000 people have been ordered to stay home from 9 in the evening until 5 in the morning. the curfew covers areas of city most affected by the latest outbreak of the coven. 19 delta variance, any one chord violating it could be fined and ordered to isolate for 14 days. but as the new restrictions were coming in, the leader of new south wales was already talking about easing some for people who were fully vaccinated. that's now around 30 percent of the state's population. obviously our 1st and foremost priority is to protect human life until it's fairly as possible while we do that. but we also have to accept that there's been no psycho nation on the planet that escaped the delta strain. that's escape having cases and we just have to be real about that. but the handling of the situation by new south wales has increased tension with the leaders of other states. they say

the virus must be suppressed before lock downs can be relaxed. sydney was slow to impose restrictions at the start of the outbreak leading to cases in other australian cities. and new zealand. new zealand has one of the lowest infection rates in the world, but like australia, it also has a low vaccination rate, which is partly why the government says it will continue with its strategy of trying to eliminate the virus while speeding up vaccinations before beginning to open its borders early next year. in response to new zealand foods positive cases in 6 months, prime minister jacinta rod durn ordered a nationwide lockdown. it was introduced last week and has already been extended until at least friday in the largest city oakland. its been extended until the end of the month. it's a tough time for businesses like fledgling events, company, red herring, but polling suggest there is public support for the government strategy of short, sharp locked downs. we just had a crazy amount of time that we had no coverage in the country which is allowed for

us to run our we're going to have mass gathering up by that. although, right now, no, i do. we just know that if you do, just wait for it to get stamped out with the long run, with cases rising each day, the prospect of having those mass gatherings anytime soon seems a long way away. but the government believes if the latest lockdown is working, the numbers could begin falling in the next few days. wayne, hey, al jazeera toner, new zealand. chad former presence, her st. hombre has died at the age of 79 and fell a goal where he was serving a lifetime in prison. harbor was convicted in 2016. the crimes against humanity in the 1st african union bank trial of a former ruler. a commission in chad, found his government responsible 440000 politically motivated murders and 200000 cases of torture. well now to tunisia, the president has extended the suspension of parliament until further notice nearly

a month after taking on emergency powers. at the same time, the leader of the largest political party and has dissolved executive committee sar hierarchy has more at the store. last night he said it was an exceptional measure, a response to cannot make political crises. on july 25, president by side sax prime minister sham the she, she phrase parliament and the dish will power. he insists it was not ok. so this cool. it's a threat to one of the regions, few democracy centers. these decisions have no basis in the constitution, nor in the law. this is a coup against the constitution against the 2011 revolution and against liberties. in one month, the president has dismissed and replaced ministers and promised to crack down on corruption. the several m. p. 's have been arrested. the court cases being false, drugs alger zeros bureau was shut down without an explanation. and to new york

times, reporters were detained. briefly car side though is promising freedom of expression and then with that, if you put us despite the crisis that tunisia is living, it's still operates with freedom of expression and with human rights built on the constitution. and faced with some difficulties in some areas or with some administrations other than these aren't intentional obstacles. while science has been trying to reassure to me is unions and human rights groups. concerns still remain. so there is an administrative decision called s. 17, but it can, you can state it was used before for, for so many years, especially with regards to dentists. but he ben thing suspects of terrorism from leaving the country. this is expanded to other categories including m, e, 's, former government, members, some businessman and so how much time this is going to be is an essential issue.

since the freezing of parliament, there's little appetites of protest, present science decision appears to be popular. but soon as you say, they're fed up with high unemployment and rising poverty. both made was by the pandemic. and they blamed the main political parties including the largest sonata cities since the crackdown, the party has softened its rhetoric and acknowledged past mistakes in africa than another color had been difficult for everyone. let's be honest, even enough to blame for that. it should have been stronger, stayed away from political and fighting, and focused instead on economic achievements to meet the demands of chinese in society. the arab spring changed and dramatically and put the country on a pass away from dictatorship and towards democracy. but there's still a sense of uncertainty as to new z and wait to see what cosign long term plans for the country proved to be so at a height of al jazeera, rolling stones,

drama charlie wat has died in a london hospital. aged 80 is publicist said he passed away peacefully, surrounded by family drama, join the stones in 1900. 63 and help anchor one of rocks greatest rhythm sections for more than 50 years. in april, he withdrew from the groups 2021 tore because of an undisclosed health issue. ah, main stories now and the taliban is warn people against traveling to cobbles, apple to try and leave afghanistan. the group strongly opposes any extension to foreign evacuation flights. seine must be complete by the end of the month. the group spokesman promised that thousands of people currently at the airport can safely return to their homes. he said the security in the country will be guaranteed.