here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the worlds most threatened to animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife chase. earth arrived on al jazeera. we know what's happening in our region. we know have some get to places that others and as far as i said, i'm going the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. mm. ready we are currently on a pace to finish by august the 31st. the sooner we can finish the better job. i didn't stick to the dentist done with the oral deadline. it says the timeline can be adjusted if necessary. ah. hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera alive from joe. how also coming up. we report from cobble and how people displaced by the conflict left without aid after the

government. collab. value president is warning on the pledge to repair the economy . also vulnerable and too young to be vaccinated. bryce in child clover 19 cases as doctors in the us plating for more americans to get the jap. ah, you as president joe biden says he is speaking to his august 31 deadline for the withdrawal of all us troops from afghanistan. but he added that the us lead evacuation mission of americans and vulnerable africans depends on eat. achieving its objectives, buttons, remarks followed an emergency virtual meeting of g 7 nations. the u. s. president has asked the pentagon the and state department to prepare contingency plans in case the withdrawal timeline needs to be extended. earlier the taliban insisted it

will not allow western troops to remain beyond that august 31 deadline. that means evacuation of thousands of foreign nationals and at risk afghans scrambling to get out must happen before that. dice g 7 late is have cold on the taliban to guarantee safe passage out of afghanistan. once the withdrawal deadline passes. charles stratford begins our coverage from the afghan capital. us president says the august the 31st deadline still stairs. we are currently on a pace to finish by august the 31st. the sooner we can finish the better each day of operation is, brings at risk to our troops. but the completion bog is 31st depends upon the tale bond. continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are transport, we're transporting out. no disruption to our operations. military aircraft continue

to take off from cobble airport. it's a 24 hour operation on board, some of the 10s of thousands of people who have been evacuated since italy been seized power on august the 15th. but it's estimated tens of thousands more are desperate to leave. despite pressure from governments around the world. and before the us president made his statement, the taliban reiterated. there will be no extension of the august, the 31st deadline for the remaining and linked to the soldiers in afghanistan to get out. the other one. here we will not allow an extension beyond august 31st, so the us to remove and evacuate all personnel by the deadline. was you had said the taliban is stopping afghans from going to the airport. islamic emery is trying to encourage people to go home. i mean that the american are inviting people to go to the apple. they adverse policy of continuing to board the plane. the

a port access route has been closed to avoid stamp the the you ends talk, human rights official told an emergency session at the un human rights council. she has received credible reports of the taliban, committing serious violations, including summary executions of civilians and restrictions on women. if on dement, the red line will be taliban statement of women and girls and respect for their rights to liberty feel movement, education, self expression and employment. i did the international if you will read norms in particular issues next to quality secondary education for girls will be an essential indicators of commitment. human rights to taliban spokesman said women should for the time being, stay at home. because taliban fighters will not be trained on how to behave. i think we need to have a procedure and a plan in place. security forces not operational. they are not trained to deal with women. that's why we're stopping women from going to work. we asked women to stay

home and their salaries will be resuming and come back to work when we have a system in place. with no extension of the august the 31st deadline, there are mounting concerns for tens of thousands of afghans that want to leave this country. that's all about says they have nothing to fear and that there will be no reprisals against people who have worked with nato foreign organizations or the media in the past. the trusting the taliban on the basis of their words alone is something that many afghans and the international community find it very difficult to do. cha, stratford al jazeera cobble from all from washington, d. c. allen, fisher joins as live now. hello there, allen, the president said he's prepared to adjust that deadline if necessary. what exactly does that look like? well, look, that there's 2 messages here. this one to the american people saying we are doing

what we can to get americans. and those of helped us out of the country as quickly as possible. he points to the fact that they're getting flight so about every 45 minutes that they've removed 70000 people in the last week or so. and he believes he's very much on time to try and get this done by one week today, august the 31st. but there's a hidden message there. and it's to the taliban. anything. look, we can do this if you want all foreign troops out of your country by august 31st. we can do that and we are on schedule to do it. but don't gum us up. don't start causing problems. don't get in a way. don't stop people going to the airport, let us do our job. and so that is the message that joe biden is sending to the taliban. indirectly. his asked the state department and also the pentagon to come up with contingency plans. they will be contingency plans to extend this operation, but he doesn't think that that will be necessary if the taliban doesn't get in the way of what america is doing at the moment. can they do it by august the 31st?

well, there was a briefing on capitol hill in the last couple of hours, and a number of people who are in that briefing it was confidential. chemo not overly optimistic that they will be able to meet that target. joe biden is much more confident he can do that. and of course, remember he doesn't want this to dry gone because every day we're hearing stories from inside cabal inside the airport of people not getting on flights. it's a bad day politically for joe biden. one other thing to remember is that he is very keen to get this done because the deadline of august 31st was set by him himself several months ago when it came under pressure to move it from september. the 11th the 20th anniversary of those attacks in new york. busy washington and the plane crashing and pennsylvania and also element out of that press conference turbine spoke about the threat of isis k. can you tell me a little bit more or tell us a little bit more about these branch of kara group and what exactly washington's

consent? well, again the, there was a message there to the taliban. isis k, i saw k is an offshoot of iso that grew up, of course, during the, when american troops pulled out of iraq. and they have made a bass in afghanistan. but joe biden was saying, here to the taliban, look, you don't like these guys either because there is tension between the 2 groups. they're both. the views of how long should be carried out is completely different. they're not happy that i so is there an essentially they're saying you need to keep an eye on these guys if they start gumming things up as well. if they start attacking american and coalition troops, then there will be a problem and august 31st will not happen. so that was an indirect message to the taliban to say you need to keep the lead on this group. but they're all briefly aware that i saw k is getting some sort of foothold in afghanistan. although if you

listen to what joe biden has said over the last few days, the intelligent assessment that he is getting is that they are not a significant and substantial risk to the united states at the moment. we've also got to remember that job bite and also got an intelligence assessment that said that the afghan army could probably hold the taliban or for somewhere between 12 to 18 months. one other thing this important to point out and gen sac, he said this in the news briefing that she gave in the last few hours is that the numbers of americans that are still in the country is very small. this is all about getting the african allies out of the country as well, and they make up the majority of the 70000 that have come out over the last week or so. and so she understands that there are many people who want to leave afghanistan because they don't want to be there when the taliban really starts exerting control . but she was making it clear. we can get everyone out. we've just got to

concentrate on the skins or allies and i've gone partners after that, she seems to be suggesting, although not explicitly, you've really got to deal with this yourself. we can't get everyone, but the sum up is joe biden, still says, august 31st is the deadline that he's aiming for and he thinks that can be done. and certainly going to be an interesting wake ahead. thank you for that update allen feature there. now let's bring in that page. crowley, a former us assistant secretary of state. he joins us on sky from virginia. hello there, page i, thanks for joining us. what did you make of the president's comments? it appears there are still many unknowns about who will be able to leave. and when i think the next 48 to 72 hours will be critical. if you look back at the last 24 to 36 hours, the united states and its coalition allies have been able to move more than 20000 people from cobble airport out to other destinations. so the limitation right now

is not necessarily, you know, putting bodies on planes. the limitation is 1st and foremost, getting people to the airport, you know, through the various checkpoints. they're there. and then in the case of vulnerable atkins, gain them sufficiently vetted, so they can actually leave the country. so if the united states is able to sustain this current level of effort. yeah, there's a chance that you get, you know, very close to the, the president's goal. and as we just heard, you know, this is the message, itala bon, you know, you have to take you up to facilitate a help facilitate getting people the o 2 from cobble to the airport so that we can, you know, be able to leave on time. i'm glad that you mentioned the afghans civilians because that was my next question. we've been speaking a lot about the us and allied forces. but what about those thousands of afghan civilians have been trying to flee. what is america's decision to keep this

deadline have on them? well, i think there's going to be a combination that, that one getting to the airport getting vetted and getting out is one option and the, and the other will be after the 31st or after the, you know, the nato and us troops depart, you know, can they get to the airport, get her civilian flight, you know, and get somewhere else. you know, this is the challenge and, and you know, from a, from a numerical standpoint, it's very challenging. it's very doable. but only if everything works in the, in the u. s. and allied favor and that, that's, that's where the rubber hits the road. in that the, you know, the, the administration had some reasonable assumptions about how long this would they would have to do this. those assumptions did not prove warranted. they're fighting

from behind. and they may or may not get to the finish line, you know, in a position where they wanted to. you mentioned getting to the airport. president biden has said meeting the deadline, depends on the taliban continuing to cooperate. and yet it's reported closed access to the airport. so what does taliban cooperation actually mean in a practical sense? well, just as we're talking about a minute ago where the united states is sending multiple messages to different parties, i think the tall about may well be doing the same thing. i mean, the taller bonnet, it's interesting to get your ocoee what it considers occupational forces out of afghanistan. so it has every reason to cooperate. you know, particularly if they look beyond august 31st or the final day whenever this, that happens, where they're going to need some level of international assistance to govern. you know, you know, they, they have successfully wage that insurgency,

but actually governing the country is much, much harder. so this will be a test for the taller bon, y'all. can they actually deliver on their promises? you know, and can they build a constructive relationship with the national community? you know, we'll see if that can happen starting here or the next week. we appreciate your insights page. a crowley there, a former us ambassador, sorry, a former us assistant secretary of state. appreciate your time they pay j. you're quite welcome. and we'll have more on the afghanistan story later in the show will bring you the apply to of afghan refugees who's been living in indonesia for more than a decade. ah . hello, thank you for joining in hope you're doing well. we're going to start in mexico

where we've got rain falling and all the wrong places toward the vera cruz area, which of course, just a short time ago, we had hurricane grace roll through. also wanted to give you an update on tropical storm on re the leftovers have now pushed out toward the biotech. so we see dryer conditions in behind it. boston high of 33 degrees toronto. we've got heat alerts across ontario and southern come back look at the heat index in toronto on wednesday, feeling 45 will get into a proper cold front on friday because we could see some activity on wednesday just because of that high he, the atmosphere will be conducive to themes and storms. high heat for southern areas of california and arizona, phoenix up to $43.00 degrees on wednesday for western canada or next batch of what weather impacting the central coast to b. c. it will eventually slide into the south coast quiet across the prairies. winnepeg a high of 19 degrees on wednesday are continuous rain falling for coastal sections of ecuador columbia, pushing into venezuela and a bit further toward the south. we do have a cold,

frank cutting across our this will eventually make its way into cell paulo. so temperatures will drop big time here down to 18 degrees by saturday. thanks for joining in. see you soon. the more than 10 years after the global financial crisis, you've taken home more than $480000000.00. your companies now bankrupt our economies in the state of crisis. i have a very casey question, 1000000 lost at home in the us, who held responsible. i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for us. thank you. lord, the man who still was on there. oh,

a hello, you're watching out here. i'm emily anguish. a reminder about top stories is our joe biden says the us, he's on track to complete evacuations from cobble by the august 31 deadline. but he's off the pentagon, the state department to prepare contingency plans in case it needs to be extended earlier the taliban said it will not allow within troops to remain beyond that deadline. the group also said it's now stopping afghan from going to campbell horse . tens of thousands of afghans displaced by the race and fighting between the government and the taliban. have still not been given probably shelters . now that task will luckily fall to the taliban as robe mcbride reports from campbell the 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 one helped us when we came here, we saw the tv and a carpet and have 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 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 his even standing vehicle. them will be more normal. that was we don't have any money left to go back and set up again in our old 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 yes, goodness. down robert bride al jazeera couple. the world bank has suspended. i had to ask amazon siding deep concerns about the situation name. it's provided $5300000000.00 to get this done since 2002 and has $27.00 ongoing projects there.

last week the i m f also blocked the delivery of payments. and since the taliban takeover, the u. s. has also frozen $9500000000.00 worth of afghan government reserves in american banks. david basically the executive director of the world food program is here in jo ha. visiting afghan evacuation recently arrived in kata. he says the w f pain needs more funding to help the growing number of people who now require assistance. the number of people in afghanistan that are now on the breaker starvation, his spite. not just because a conflict, but covert and economic deterioration. and you've had back to back droughts, so we're 200000000 dollars short of what we need for the number of people that are now marching to the breaker starvation that numbers now for team 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. couple airport does it impact our operations? we bring all the food that we bring in to afghanistan 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 if that get every area that we are now, we're getting the cooperation from all of the the leaders in authority in those area whether the 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 per, of our operations around the world or 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 area 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 have provided protection and security around our warehouses so there wouldn't be looting by gains 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 get 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 star ration since cove. it 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 sued 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 . and if we don't receive people, we're going to have just a tremendous catastrophe. own our hands. and so we need the money thousands of afghan refugees who's been in indonesia for years, a calling for their rights to be recognized. many are unable to work or study and seminar, worried about relatives back home. jessica washington reports from jakarta. in the indonesian capital this former military compound is now home to hundreds of refugees from afghanistan. there's little to do here is that wait and worry but it was not a life that we're living. we live in depression when we're stressed all day in london. fulton has been following news about have gone to stone, 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

burton taliban has captured not a sentence. i'm worried and i don't know anything about how they are since the taliban takeover. they have been regular protests outside the un 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 or go to school. refugee advocates say indonesia should see itself as more than a trans had country. sooner or later. indonesia is gonna be not only transit, but the destination countries. and the governments should be aware and prepare that needs, and government says it anticipates that more people may try to leave a gun, a stone, but indonesia is not a place for permanent resettlement could be just

a moment. and it's just that 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 the long ways to be re settled is no even more stressful as they are increasingly concerned about the people they left behind . abdomen says 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 or my family 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 to the rest of the day's news now. and sammy as new president, has taken office hockey in day. he g layman's promising and economic 10 around. but he's got a challenge on his hands. the nation is saddled with death as her room or tessa report after 5 previous failed to tim. i kinda he to, lima becomes dan, be democratically elected president. he defeated formerly the edgarland in a landslide election victory earlier this month. the business man has promised to turn around the economy and tonight, zambian is profit. we will create official budget. no one will be in such an environment where we can we can sit coleman coleman budget from deposit home development. it doesn't leave much much where

you can the hugely, emma is now in charge of a country that owes more than $12000000000.00 to the general companies and linda and last, yes, it came the 1st african state to default on its bit during the code, the 19th and in the same cost to really hit households recently and under president linda that believe from 36 to a 110 percent of g d p. and i really think that president his dilemma. we'll really, we'll, we'll have to address those issues that are really hurting household pocket to limit campaign appeal to many young voters, many of them unemployed. he's told them he's going to quickly create job, bring in investors, and tackle corruption than being abused expectations. wait to see if the new president would deliver on those promises. harden with cancer out of their doctors in the us are worried,

hospitals may run out of space to treat children with cause of 19 a search and pediatric cases is have new pandemic records. the vaccine is authorized for kids aged 12 and up in the us, leaving younger children particularly vulnerable and warning some of this video. some of the video rather featured in the story may disturb some view, is heidi, is your castro report. the aurora cannon is 3 and battling cove it inside in oklahoma hospital. her mother is a nurse who says she likely passed 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 visa, 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.