work history of argentina. why didn't they tell me in the end 3 wind interrogating a torture on al jazeera holding the powerful to account. as we examined the us, his role in the world on al jazeera, ah, the race to leave afghanistan evacuations. pick up pace of countries scramble to fly out troops and civilian by tuesday. the sooner we can finish the better he was, president biden has refused to delay that withdrawal. saying this a risk of attacks against foreign soldiers. ah, hello, there, i'm a, this is out of their life and also coming up palestinians in garza review protests

the border with israel days of the dead. the class with israeli for china hit south of the report and to the curb in 1900 pandemic saying the american investigation is driven by politics, not science and thousands of indigenous protesters gather in the brazilian capital . as a supreme court case threatened to limit their rights to answer for land. ah, now, western powers rushing to fly out there, citizens and vulnerable afghans from couple airport. the u. s. says more than 10000 people are still waiting to be evacuated. britain is saying it will need every hour up until that august 31st deadline for foreign troop withdraw. france. those says it's mission may finishes alley as thursday. now, on tuesday, us president joe biden refuse requests by g 7 allies for an extension of that

deadline. insisting that forces must pull out to prevent the risk of attacks. the taliban takeover has even prompted the wild bank to freeze its aid payments, draft canister on it's expressed concerns about its impact on development, especially for women. and now the wild food program is saying, a combination of drought conflict and covet 19 means millions of africans could soon face salvation. unicef is wanting that 10000000 afghan children and now in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. child stratford has relations from cobble. the closer we get to this august, the 31st deadline is more chaotic, seemingly becomes around the airport. we had a team down on the southern gate earlier today. they come back and describe scenes of a panic and kale. so they said that the taliban will have to fight in the air to keep people back. they will using tear gas. they spoke to one woman who said that she

had all the necessary papers. she had a western visa in her passport. and she said that she was terrified, but was prepared to take the risk of a bullet. if it made her getting on a plane. she said that things were complicated by the fact that there were a lot of people in and around that southern gate who didn't have the requisite paperwork. the taliban say that people can cross, but they have to have a visa or a western passport or some sort of official invitation from another country in order to pass those checkpoints with respect to other areas around the airport. the tale bond seem to be acting on what they promised last night, which was to try at least to prevent people going to the airport. and they set up checkpoint, a checkpoint around 5 kilometers back from the northern gate. that gate is the scene. we've seen those huge crowds in recent days and sporadic violence. it's a similar situation on the eastern gate as well. well,

more than 80000 people have now been flown out of afghanistan since the taliban takeover sharla bellis has been talking to. afghans was still trying to leave outside couples, international apples. the count on is on as the us and foreign forces. now you have until tuesday to get out. and with that means the end of evacuation like frontier outside the airport there is people rush, see if they can get on fire like we understand you with and the hell of on have a deal that the telephone are only allowed to make people to have a passport and you have paper, what did i was going to going to? i'm here without documents because a lot of people that went to the u. s. on evacuation flights were civilians. so i thought if civilians are going and i served in the army, i should be eligible to go to. i got an offer on the far left. everybody's going. so i'm going to my house, they won't leave me alone. my wife says get down there. why you so lazy?

i leave the house every day. so my wife stopped hastily in a way to control the crowd and tried to figure this out. they've been looking for people, paperwork at different locations around and then putting them on the sauces that these people are actually about to be on the slide. and they have prioritize to get through. and in the meantime, they are trying to control the crowds and keep people back from wanting to the phosphorus can come through. doing that by shooting guns in the air, by using water cannons and vibrating people to push them back to the close of the gate. 3 times, but because of gunshots and shouting, it makes everyone scared. since i'm a woman, i don't have the courage to push past them. i'll do my best to get out. even if i get shot, i will continue trying to get inside the airport. now the tele bomb se, but anybody who wants to get through and wants to leave and has the paperwork that would allow them on the flight can do so. but they also tell us they hurt people.

they say that these people, many of them who are highly skilled, would be an asset to the country going forward and that they hope that they say. but in the meantime, with only 6 days left of the slide at the end, we know that the numbers, the number of flights will decrease and the day is going for that the countries on and a lot of these people are trying to get through it into the airport today and that's now speech rosalyn, jordan, she's in washington dc. with all the latest from the rose, the pentagon saying what 10000 people are still left to evacuate. all the confidence that these are left are actually still on trial. well, they say that they believe that these evacuations are still on track, that they can get this work done by august 31st. but there is growing concern because the pentagon says it does need to draw down its remaining equipment at the airport in cobble as well as remove the remaining us troops who were deployed to

help with this evacuation. and so that's raising some question about whether those who want or need to lead the country will be able to do so. the pentagon spokes person is john kirby. but we will continue to evacuate. needed populations all the way to the end. if, if, if we have to and we need to, if, if you're in a vacuum that we can get out, we're going to continue to get, get you out. so in those last couple of days, we will begin to prioritize military capabilities and military resources to, to move out. that doesn't mean that, that if, if you're in a vacuum in and, and you need to get out that we're just, the more not going to try to get out. but that we will have to reserve some capacity in those last couple of days to prioritize the military footprint leaving . now there's also this fact on tuesday,

the us president joe biden said that he had ordered the pentagon and the state department to give him contingency plans. if they get to a girl, get close to august 31st and don't see that the work of evacuating people from afghanistan has in fact been completed. now, while no one will say that they're actually going to push past august 30. first, the implication is there, that if they don't help everyone out of country who should have been able to get on a flight, it seems as if there is now the possibility that that date could push. of course, what's the big factor in this? the taller bond says that the u. s. government made an agreement with it to remove all troops by august 31st and that it expects the united states to keep to its word . president jordan there with all relations from washington, d. c. thanks so much. meanwhile, hundreds of afghanistan's of africans, i'm sorry, i trying to enter pakistan at the talking border crossing,

but with no proper documents. many of them are unable to get through a someone binge of a has this report for us from the pakistan afghanistan border from perform. a lot of fun. i've just entered the door on the box is fine. the 5, this is the main border crossing between the 2 countries for trade and for people. as you can see, it's all about fighters are manning all the border posts across the country with neighboring countries, including central agents, states, market fun and iran. and these light is of been telling us that they're allowing everyone to cross the border. now the problem here, as you can see, hundreds of people have been gathering every day since double came through the control of the taliban. on august the 15th, and these people have been trying to get inside pockets on the part funny. it's hard to say that they will only allow people who have the right documentation to make sure that no extremist elements, no terrorist groups or no infiltration of funds. and dick need, they said it's my family and kids are crossing package,

john and we have been waiting at this border crossing for one week. and we'll be here until we're allowed to go on the truck to go back and forth, trying to earn a living in this area. for humanitarian reasons, the soldiers have not been stopping them, but they've been carrying cigarettes and other things that they've been trying to smuggle across the border and make a quick buck. people have been seeing the desperate, not just to cross into focus on for safety, but because they have tribal ties on either side of the line which divides the 2 countries. and they want to visit their families. they want to go and meet people who are sick and who passed away, but so far, if they don't have the right documentation, they're not going to be allowed inside bucket. moving on and palestinians and garza have been again protesting at the border with israel and follows the killing of a 32 year old palestinian manned by israeli forces on the weekend. one israeli police officer was also injured from us, and other groups and gaza are trying to renew pressure on israel to break it. siege on the region. human side has the laser source from things where actually very

much expected to erupt here today. but it seems that it gyptian pressure has led to the non escalation of the situation here. until now we have at least 10 injuries, which is very much lower than prior. what happened this week where at least 4 to one palestinians were injured at 2 in critical and one died this morning of his sustained injuries. today we have 3 people, at least by live ammunition, while the rest of the injuries, where rubber bullets and through and doesn't afford by gas counts. so the israeli forces have, have really, let's say, held themselves today and not really use excessive force with the palestinian

protesters. despite what we have heard in the, in, by media or israeli media, that they will use the most excessive force that they could to prevent any palestinian from approaching the sun. also her mas, as support of de escalate. think deploy doesn't need security members to prevent the palestinian protesters from approaching very much close to the fence or reaching the center itself while still a hell still ahead here on al jazeera, the family of jails for oblivion. president jeanine and yes, fear health is further deteriorating. after she tries to take her own life, ah, ah

hello hot sunshine, really the name of the game across the middle east and some spots were actually above where we should be. so let's, and that's the case where exactly this is a level. yep. you're above average, same goes for back that 50 degrees and q 8. also a high of 50 degrees fall above average. now we are running the risk of seen some storms bubble up toward the he jazz mountains and also the alpha jar mountains toward the northeast portion of oman on thursday. keeping the risk of sand and dust storms for southern areas of pakistan, karachi, 34 degrees sunshine in the hor, 39, but just somewhat weather trying to sneak in across the foothills of the himalayas . monsoons, moister that we're dealing with. those winds finally back off through the boss 1st and it's stumble. so quite nice. stay 31 degrees in the sunshine. take you through the tropics of africa. storms really going to flare up through ethiopia. as we head toward gabon and camera room pushing to western areas of africa and other weather

front slamming into the western cape, impacting cape town. so winds will be a big issue here, and that's going to pull a rush of cool air right across south africa. in the days to count, but let's talk about those winds for cape town, gustin up to 72 kilometers per hour on thursday. that sure weather season the cut out one of the fastest growing nations in the world, ah, on a contract, needed to open and develop the whole international shipping company to become a team, middle east, and tough trade and money skillfully enough re key is up to about filling up front of connecting the, connecting the future got cut to gateway to whoa trade.

oh, a. they are watching al jazeera. let's remind you about top stories. the salad president joe biden has refused requests from us allies to delay troop withdrawal from afghanistan to allow time for about tuition. huge crowds of desperate africans have continued to gather outside couples and pours. meanwhile, the u. s. department of defense says it will prioritize the evacuation of troops over civilians as not august. the 1st deadline approach and there are 10000 people waiting for the next flight out at cobbler, palestinians and dogs have been protesting again that the border with israel. this

comes off to a 32 year old palestinian man was killed by israeli forces on the weekend amass and other groups and gaza are trying to when you pressure on israel to break it's cj on the region. well, to the pandemic now. and beijing has accused washington of politicizing efforts to trace the origin of carbon 19. the white house is preparing a declassified version of a report by us intelligence agencies for public release and said to be inconclusive though in part you to a lack of information from china. katrina, you has more now from beijing. we don't have any details as to what's inside the c i a report, but o ready? beijing is on the defense and working to discredit the report before its findings are made public. today on wednesday, china's foreign ministry held a special media briefing, and during that briefing, the foreign ministry, spokes,

person, food song, accused the us of politicizing, the investigation into the origin of the court of ours. it said that washington was simply trying to shift the blame and point thing is add pages to distract from the u. s. s. or failed handling of the pandemic. now a ton of foreign ministry spokesperson and chinese officials have also been taking the opportunity to promote their or infringe theory as to the origin of the virus saying that it could have originated in a u. s. lab one that's called fort detrick's in the state of maryland. now during this briefing, foot song, the spokesperson himself admitted that this was an unlikely possibility. and that bating was only pushing this because of the u. s. itself pushing its own assertions . meanwhile astray, lee, a state of new south wales has set a new hi daily cove. at 19 cases and thailand's death toll from the virus has crossed 10000. the vast majority of that coming just in the last 4 months. and that

sad comes as vietnam received some vaccine help from the u. s. and taiwan has started using its own job for the virus. scott jaila takes a look at the region from bangkok. more than half of australia is 25000000 people are in lockdown. hospitals in its largest city sydney, are under severe pressure as its home state of new south wales set. a new daily covered 1900 infection record of 900. and 19 this after 2 months of lockdown, health officials emphasizing that, the way to counter the search is through vaccination. the solution easy now had and i urge everyone in those local government areas who have access to that vaccine to feel those appointment vacancies and get a vaccine. if we get those high levels, the modeling shows, we will change the, our, affective. and we will see a decline in cases neighboring state. queensland has paused arrivals from declared hotspots including new south wales. i think so say quarantine hotels are full

across the tasman new zealand has reported the highest number of cases it's delta outbreak. most cases are in auckland, but the entire country isn't locked down. it's stepping up what's been criticized as a slow vaccination rollout. nobody wants to be in lockdown, and the beast way that we can return to enjoying the freedoms that we have head for much of the last year is to get very high levels of vaccination. the hospitals in japan are also struggling with a search of new infections brought on by the highly transmissible, self variant. 90 percent of tokyo's, critical care beds are occupied. the country has expanded its state of emergency to 8 more prefix, or is making a 21 in total. that'll cover nearly half of all japan's prefix years. and despite restricting movement in vietnam's largest city hotel, men in july covered 1900 infections have continued to climb. soldiers have been deployed to enforce harsher curbs implemented this week. hope him has accounted for

half a vietnam's total covered $900.00 cases and about 80 percent of the depths on her visit to hanoi on wednesday, us vice president common harris announced the united states will be donating 1000000 doses of the pfizer vaccine. only 1.8 percent of people in vietnam are fully vaccinated in taiwan this week president sine when launched the role of a domestically developed cove in 1900 vaccine. she received her 1st dose of the medicine jap that was given emergency approval by regulators last month. it uses a piece of covered 19 to trigger the body into mounting and immune response. the move prompted strong opposition within the medical and scientific community because large scale and long term studies were bypass. for the 1st time since may, no new domestic cases were reported in taiwan. on wednesday, 40 percent of the islands population has received at least one dose of a covered 1900 vaccine. scott, either al jazeera, bangkok, hall morocco's foreign ministry is calling algeria the decision to cut diplomatic ties completely unjustified. the algerian foreign minister accused robots of

hostile actions and listed a number of grievances intruding. morocco's reason, recognition of israel relations have been strained for decades over the disputed territory of western sahara. romania has become a dumping ground for large quantities. legal waste from europe. government officials have told al jazeera that criminal organizations within the country have even made it a big business. andrew simmons report from bucharest, this site was registered as a recycling center. yet it became a mountain of waste mixed with building rubble ignored by local authorities for more than 10 years. until now, let's take a lot of plastic domestic waste may be induced to wait in that part. the new head of romania is national environment agency, octavian. but chombo knew nothing about it until sewage pipes beneath the tip

collapsed a few weeks ago, flooding a suburb of bucharest, aside from the acrid stench and the colossal scale of its tip and others like it. romania now has an even bigger problem with illegal waste. go east to the black sea port of cassandra and rubbish is a criminal commodity worth millions of dollars. and a determined prosecutor here is taking on the car, sells the model for problem of illegal waste trafficking is compatible with the drug trafficking to you don't. it's faces overwhelming challenge, but he did smash one or daisha plan to import a shipment of toxic waste from italy, so called business men were involved and they attempted to bribe local officials. whales from other european consignments like these sho, recycling sentences destinations. but instead they go to basic consideration sites all landfill dumps, pollution on

a big scale. this is part of one consignment from the u. k. host of cop 26. the you and global warming summit due in november, need sa says the u. k is incorporating enough on getting prosecutions. i wish to have a more collaboration of from the part of british authorities were fighting against any crimes and any crimes regarding not romania and not going to be in my opinion. it's a huge problem for all the planet. october on, but sean, who says his investigation team is poorly paid and it faces intimidation from criminals, exposing your family, your life. it's a problem. it's a big put out of the mound. but child who's besides symbolizes a different era of ways. crime now to war by matthew cartels, bribery, corruption here and overseas. and there's pollution never seen before,

coupled with inaction and apparent indifference in other european states. andrew simmons al jazeera, bucharest, now a wildfire that started a week ago in the u. s. state of california and destroyed hundreds of homes is now moving closer towards lake tahoe in the sierra nevada mountains. only 9 percent of the so called called of fire has so far been contained. 5 sizes are still boxing that as well as many other wildfires in california and nevada, thousands of people have been told to leave their homes. while brazil holds the world's largest water reserves, and they're even said to be drying out. a study found that in the past 30 years, 15 percent of water has been lost from rivers, lakes, and wetlands. and that works out to around $3000000.00 hectares, which is about the same size as the country of belgium expense, say the dams climate change in deforestation all the main causes on brazil. supreme

court meanwhile, is choose to make a decision about allowing indigenous communities to reclaim some of their last ancestors lands. thousands of people have set up a protest counts in the capital brazilian head is that the ruling rights group appealed states interpretation of the law which recognizes claims only if tribes lived there in 1988 or filed claims before then the year that the countries democratic constitution was adopted, but indigenous people say many of their communities were expelled from their land. decades before monahan care has worn out from the capital. these come from all over the country, wearing the beads and feathers of 170 different indigenous groups. more than half of those in brazil chanting and praying, each in their own language, in the hope the supreme court will hear their voices. it's the largest indigenous gathering in the capital brazilian since 1988. that's when the country's democratic

constitution was approved. giving native brazilians the right to reclaim in several lands, but they're back again, fearing those rights will be curtailed. this week, the supreme court is expected to make its ruling law would, at least it's salon dispute between the shock, like people who claim their theresa, the southern state of santa katerina, and big law, who say they have no rights, because they weren't buying those loans in 1088 when the constitution was approved to set a jurisprudence for hundreds of defending cases, we got the shock, lin chieftain says setting a time limit is unconstitutional and unfair to my part. we were in live in our lands, in 1988 because had we stayed there would have been exterminated. we have been hunted down by the land owners, so they put a price on us. they pay people to kill us and ask them to bring our ears as proof

of brazil's indigenous group have forever been at risk from land grabs, illegal mining and logging, and they say attacks have increase and strain both. so now became president with him, promising to stop creating reservation and further exploit the amazon rain forest there, hoping the supreme court ruling will protect them. it's a race against time me well in congress, the powerful. 7 foreign lobby and prison tradable so now to himself are pushing a bill that will allow commercial agriculture and mining in protected kids in the monetary you're not give all just era resilience john the now former bolivian president, janine and yes is said to be in a stable condition after attempting suicide in prison, and as is facing genocide charges linked to the death of protest as back in 2019.

theresa bo reports he was bolivia precedent for almost a year. but now the family of jenny 9 year says she's struggling in prison. and he has been under preventive detention for 5 months. on saturday, she had to be rushed to hospital after an attempt to take her own life. i knew son rita has been spending most of his days outside the meta floris prison, where she is currently being detained. he says he's concerned about his mother's health, whatever. she is very depressed and sad to see a suffering. she says that you discovery is been handled by the current administration and that's why she is so sad. all of the abuses that are happening is what has caused her to collapse. date of kills and violence took over the streets of bolivia in 2019. when president abel morales was asked to resigned by

the armed forces after a controversial reelection, vague, the news was sworn in as president, but morally for porters took to the street to demand his return. at least 20 people were killed in confrontations with security forces. prosecutors blame and years for authorizing the armed forces to fire against the unarmed protesters and accused her of genocide, political prosecutor's office, presenting an accusation at the supreme court of justice against the citizen. janine and yes, chavez for the events that are now being provisionally referred to as genocide with serious and mild injury and injuries and is followed by death you live and you see now stable. but according to us were present in the country. she's physically weekend and people emotionally affected members of the opposition. i'm calling for her release and say, she's a victim of political persecution by the administration of lease heresy. who

belongs to abel morales, mass party, human rights groups. claim jenny 9, you may not stand a chance to a fair trial believe yet in bolivia has a fundamental tronic problem. it's the lack of independence of the judiciary. it's a situation that very complicated because it makes it very difficult to independent and impartial investigations over human rights abuses. bolivia have had a period of social instability and serious abuses were committed, including during the government, sharing them as the relatives of those killed during the protest. in 2019, desperately hoping for justice. but human rights groups claim there needs to be a due process and the judiciary should not be used as a tool for revenge. that is, i will add the fetus. ah.