so many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulations who own a tiger than their our own. a dog. how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics and can i see and that's the bottom line. ah, me. the dentist on in the morning for an attack on couple airport that's more than a 100 dead. the u. s. vows to punish those responsible about tuition have continued despite the violence, but several countries have now ended their opperation. ah,

hello there. i'm the soviet, hey, and this is out of their life. and also coming up, dozens of nigerian students are freed 3 months after being kidnapped by gunman, school palestinian families in the occupied westbank say they're facing even more attacks by israeli centers, sometimes with fatal consequences. ah, well, we begin in trouble where there's renewed agency to evacuate thousands of ass guns a day. now off the bombing killed thousands of people who are trying to flee ice ok and came responsibility for that attack around couple airport more than 100 people were killed. the taliban meanwhile has condemned the violence of stepping up security around the airport and us forces are also on high alert and also warning of more attacks by i. phil president, joe biden, meanwhile, is facing growing criticism. after that, teen american military personnel died. he vowed that those responsible will be

punished to those who carried out this attack. as well as any wishes america harm. no. this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay. how defend our interest in our people with every measure at my command, while the u. s. has now evacuated more than a 100000 people and will continue. it's left up until the august 31st deadline, but other countries including the u. k. r, ending or have already ended there about creation missions. charlotte, but us begins our coverage now with this report from the african capital to kinda had served as an s good soldier. he went to cavalier port on thursday, hoping his service would be enough to qualify him for an evacuation flight. the

father of 4 was killed at the gate. shaders, the ghost. he's a martyr because he died for a good course. he was the best future for his family because there's no work here and so much fighting. he wanted out of this place and he died for it to come to spend his childhood and final days, under telephone rule. he wanted life to be different to his children and hope to raise them in the united states. but people here say the us has offered little and taken a lot music about all this misfortune and all the explosions are, or those he said attacks all this because of the americans. and i'm tom wished us, it's outside emergency hospital with her mother. her uncle has called from california, they are all waiting for news on her father who survive the explosion and his being treated in size and much of a. they didn't give us permission to see him on his abdomen and hands. what hurt he

was brought here in a cart with any seen pictures of him and he was bloody dozens of the wounded were brought here to emergency hospital. these are some of the more severe and everyone here had been at the airport hoping for an evacuation flight to escape the violence and stairs. they're going to stones latest victims in the intensive care unit, patients explain why they ignored i. so the threats and remained outside the gates to argue the case for evacuation below had tried to get through with his uncle who had a foreign passport. he said it was red color. his uncle died at the scene. in the aftermath, many victims were separated from the family members as the dela saying he went to the airport with 15 relatives. maybe some of them be injured. maybe do the ship the home. i don't know. i tell you anything. i hear. i know. i don't know rid of my family. it's my

wife, my children. as evacuations, wine down. this is not how many africans expected to see us forces to pause their warnings of more icily attacks at the airport. the taliban has increased security and expanded the perimeter. the thousands who did not make it onto a flight. it is likely a dream lost for others. it is so much more. charlotte bellis al jazeera cobalt was more. let's now speak to rob mcbride. he's on the ground for us as well in cobble, rob, we heard from the pentagon just in the last hour, that this fellow with specific, ongoing threats. how's that area around the airport looking people now staying away? yeah, i mean that they, they have put in place this friday extra precautions pushing people further back

from the perimeter. extra taliban gods that but still people have turned up in the hope of getting onto some sort of flights, despite the ongoing warnings and these warnings have been reissued by both the taliban. also the us, we heard the u. s. as talking yesterday about specific threats that they have received, for example, about car bombs or about rockets attacks on the airport. so they, they are continuing threats which people are taking seriously here. having said that in the city itself of cobble there is things fall comma on the streets, and they were this time 24 hours ago in the aftermath of those devastating attacks on the streets. this is the 2nd day for many people of the africa weekend. so we have that many more people out on the, on the streets. we have a very high taliban presence, but the you get the sense of the taliban a far less jittery than they were 24 hours ago. you hear far less shooting in the

air. we've heard the occasional shop, but yesterday, thursday night was there was an awful lot of shooting but by taliban who were afraid of potentially more attacks on targets in cobble itself. they were trying to disperse the crowd, so it really was extremely tense. the whole city was very much on edge, the city this friday has been getting to terms with the and all the see of this attack. there. we have seen that have been treating the injured in hospital. the funerals have been taking place in and around cobble. and while the evacuation flights of continue, but they are, you do get a sense of the evacuation flights are really winding down. now as we stand here, we're pretty much under the flight path of these heavy transports. take you off from cobble international airport and they just, they thunder rover. we've hit a lot less traffic this this evening friday. we still have high above us, some of the american war plains that have been circling overhead on patrol ever since we started to get these threats of and i still attack they have been,

we've heard the presence and since the attack itself, but far less transports and we know that all of these, the, the various coalition partners of the united states would be winding down their operations today. it's really sweden and spain. they finish their last flight. so in a few hours time, midnight friday, we are expecting it will just be the united states continuing its evacuation exercise, but really counting down its hours until it finishes the deadline still set for the 31st of august, which is midnight tuesday. here in column, from the fair on the ground for us in the us can capital cobble. thank you, rob. well, the pentagon saying about 5400 people inside couple airport are still waiting to be evacuated. it spokesman says people will be flown out until the very last moment before the august 31st deadline. what we want to do is preserve as much capability for as long as we can both in terms of the security footprint lives are still the

priority. and the lives of our troops. and of course, the lives of the viet vacuum ease and try to continue to get as many out as possible. so there will be a balance over the next few days as we continue to process through that transition as we continue to as what we call retro grade. and i can't give you a specific number on any given day. but i think you'll see us a just as necessary to make sure that we're achieving that proper balance, but we will be able to fly out evacuees right up until the last moment. that's going to be the goal. oh, that's not bringing allen fisher in washington. d. c, and we also had from the pens, gonna clarification about what happened yesterday outside the airport. and i believe an investigation is still underway. again, this isn't a criminal investigation. they're not going to go into deep forensics, but certainly the americans want to know what happened and how it can possibly be

avoided. again, what they've confirmed is that there was one suicide bomber. they got very close to the gate. what american troops were patting don't lewis, who were getting onto the air base, there was no 2nd suicide bomber at the bottom. so tell, and it's understandable that these things happen when events like this. obviously, more often than not the 1st reports wrong, simply because people are panic, they're frightened, they're seeing things, they're hearing things. it is a search of adrenalin, a subject, tedder, and suddenly changes the whole perspective. one things. but we did find out that remember when they had a news conference late on, on thursday, there was 12 that that number has no been amended to the team. and it could well be that part of the problem is what the army called retrograde when they're taking equipment out of the country. most of the medical equipment has been taken out of afghanistan. they've already moved that they've got the basic facilities there. some of these injuries would have been very severe. most people have already been

lifted to the air force base in germany where they will be treated. but one person died overnight and we spoke to someone who was involved in security and cabal. and they said, look, if you don't have the facilities, a full trauma hospital, essentially on hand for something like this. so often people that are wounded in action become key. i killed an action, but the american say they're still on target to get the job done. they said that they had $300.00 americans evacuated in the last 24 hours. they talked about how many flights are $809.00 flights over the last 24 hours. and as you had joined can be says they will continue until the very last moment trying to make sure they can get americans out. clearly, as we get closer to that deadline, there will be a scaling down of american troops because the numbers that they can process will start to get smaller as well. but they're not going to give exact numbers. they're just over 5000 american troops in country at the moment, and they think that's enough to protect the people at the airport,

protect their force. and perhaps if required, the say they also have assets they can call on to target isis. k who are behind the bombing and cabal on thursday. well, allen, despite the changing security situation, they will also very found that the u. f is not be considering its troop withdrawal at all. no, joe biden has made the decision that the, the united states is getting out about canis done after an almost 20 year war. he states the policy. so to us join can be if the americans is going to reconsider, he doesn't get to make that decision. the decision comes from the top, that's what the president selected to do to make these hard calls. he's of course, brit street himself as a seasoned campaign or a seasoned politician, someone who will protect americans, a president who ends almost every speech i've ever had them give with the phrase and god bless our troops and suddenly had a very dark day on thursday. he will be hoping that they can get to august the 31st

without further loss of life. but as we pointed out yesterday, we are in the bazaar position of where the united states had spent 20 years pursuing the taliban bombing them. or they could find them killing the leaders. i know they're in daily discussions with the taliban. about security around the ear, the base and cabal trying to protect american troops. alan fisher. that was all the latest force from washington d. c. thanks very much. allan. well, 2 british nationals were among those who died in the blast. neat bucket has worn out from london on the british lead evacuation from cobble, which is now in its final hours a group of around a 1000 people the last to be lifted out of afghanistan of have the paperwork process and, and now within the, the perimeter of the airport, we don't know how many of already left the country, but within the coming hours, those last remaining people will be taken to various different locations globally.

we have learned, however, that there are around a 1000 eligible afghans who remain in the country and around a 100 britain. some of the men, jo, workers, journalists, than people who have decided to stay for a whole variety of reasons. some of them simply weren't able to get on their schedule flights because of the attacks that took place on thursday evening and the subsequent locked down around the airport afterwards. so they've essentially missed that slopes. the message where the british government is that will still be possible to travel overland to the borders surrounding i've got to stand for the pockets on the board, for instance, where the british government said the officials would be on some by to process people to allow them to eventually travel here to the united kingdom, but that of course raises the prospect of having to set up a safe corridor with them. that means negotiating with the taliban. what we've learned from the british government is but that now trying to work out what kind of

believers diplomatically can be pulled to get the taliban on side. while still ahead here on al jazeera, how latrice between rival gangs is helping to free up the flow of aid to earthquake victims and haiti. and we meet the cancer patients and 11 on who are the victims of the health system itself on life support. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to with sponsored by cattle airways. hello. good to be with you. here's an update on our summer rains across the sub continents and you know what? spawn sooner moisture dances. right back in to go connecticut and careless states on saturday. also into time on the do dr. ward, the northwest, but we may see sun rain sneak into new delhi, so we'll be on the look out for that. but really our heaviest falls reserved toward

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at least 110 people at couple air force. us forces on high alert and a warning of more attacks by i phone. meanwhile, the pentagon says 5400 people are still waiting to be phone out of the couple at most western countries of or the end of their operations. but the u. s. says it's air left will continue right up until the august 31st deadline. now dozens of school children had been freed in northern nigeria after being abducted from an islamic school. 3 months ago. 136 students were taken by gun then from the town of to gina 90. 3 of them have been released. 4 of them have been admitted to hospital and one is known to have died in captivity. well, could be donna was the managing director of beacon consulting, where he specializes in security risk management. he says the groups behind these abductions are simply not being held accountable. bundy and a lot of them will any construction know over time that particular money

group has been neglected. i think where by the federal, under state government, in between where we put night and then to revolt the funding treated with the ongoing. that's why this particular think you the like a doctrine of young children would get the money if not, not intended. the government being around them or not. now i just did government the particular have been very emphatic, not to negotiate with this, but it didn't pay at the run. it was the parent of this kid that's paid, paid to run them. the last people we had what 60000000, narrow initially and then defended that. and then more than a day, different than the cause. they released the key of this month that would lead to abduction. and unfortunately, we are not been in no measure from the side of the board. the federal and the

government address is got this. and then the more important from a petition of like what with lead to the you know, and i'll be on concert wednesday for doing that. i'm involved in the option what is really prime minister enough tally bennett has been meeting the u. s. president at the white house talks between the 2 leaders were postponed for a day, as joe biden focused his attention on dealing with those suicide bomb attacks and cobble bennett wants to stop the u. s. from returning to the nuclear deal with iran . he already met the secretary of state and defense earlier on wednesday. and palestinians are saying that attacks by israeli saxon has become more violent and more frequent. they say that because of being emboldened by the lack of accountability and because they're getting support from the israeli government needed abraham reports now from the occupied west bank the life of mister for so

for the has turned upside down after his brother. and it all was killed in me. his death broke me. he says, now most of us responsible for his brothers 3 children, and a 4th one on the way to left nerve at la la son on buffalo. not there were calls from locals to put out a fire. such settler started the seal. settlers were there shooting at us, protected by the army before by brother was shot. 2 others were wounded by roxanne bullets. we'll see that this is the moment you before suffered. he was shot, he was one of 11 palestinians killed that day during confrontations across the occupied west bank. human rights organisation say 4 of them were killed during subtler attacks. can see the settlement of its how up on the hill over there. and what happened is, the settlers invaded the village of reef. israel has long allowed many of its settlers to carry guns, but the criteria to get weapons was expanded in 2018,

making it even easier for settlers to obtain arm the violence states back. this is not the work of loans that are acting as if by their own when, but it is actually state policy. it is part of life in the west bank under israel as apartheid regime. palestinian c subtler attacks have become organized so far this year. the u. s has documented more than 300. nearly a 3rd have led to injuries more than previous years. so had our father has experience subtler attacks several times, none has been as devastating as losing her son in me falsely. we don't know who killed him. we saw the videos showing his really soldiers and settlers next to each other. how would we know her to sancho sam was shot by the israeli military in confrontations that began after satler's attack. the village that use these radio army often backing settler attacks. these really army told and just needed these

allocations are not true and it's regularly investigate operational activity. one incident is really army says it's investigating is of a subtler taking a soldier's weapon. many palestinians like to say these investigations, oh wait to see face. because often, no one is held to account. neither abraham al jazeera, the occupied west bang. now in court and austria has found former vice chancellor hines christian struck her guilty of corruption and handed him a 15 month suspended jail term. the leader of the far right freedom party was accused of trying to help change a law to benefit a donut seeking funding for a private hospital. so who would i be? the gate scandal broke, when struck, with secretly filmed promising contracts to a woman posing as the niece of a russian oligarchy. the affair brought down the coalition government back in 2019

or the number of people admitted to hospitals with covered 19 across the united states has passed 100000 at the level not seen since january hospitals in the south of fuller than elsewhere, many states, they're all seeing now their west wave of infections topping that list as florida, where 17000 people are in hospital. and it's now reporting more than $200.00 death staley. this lays this outbreak is driven by the more infectious delta variant, as well as widespread vaccine hesitancy. well meanwhile, chile is holding trials to measure the impact of live music events on the spread of the current of virus. 200 volunteers attended the 1st trial concept with a local rock band. the space is equipped with carbon dioxide meters, ventilation systems, and a rigorous solid tree protocol that included compulsory p. c. cancer, charities, and lebanon are saying the country's economic collapse has putting thousands of lives at risk. even basic drugs now impossible to buy and the black market is

helping only those who can afford them then has this story from baby cries for help . lebanon's cancer patients can find medicine. they are among the victims of an unprecedented economic collapse. cancer patient who discovered his was just nose and said one, if you don't give him, he will. he will have his the stage for then he will die. when you don't want the lives of tens of thousands of patients are at critical facilities have been falling apart. the health sector has particularly been hit with hospital supplies drying up. it's not just cancer patients who are struggling. it's hard to find aspirin. the states may like dollars to import what is needed, but a subsidies program has made the situation worse by creating a black market. import, susan distributors have been forwarding subsidized medicines to sell at higher

prices. officials have done little to stop this, but they need to raise their houses and put people in jail, not like what they have doing. what they are doing is a propaganda and the cartel. politicians need to agree on an economic recovery plan to save the country. instead, they have been fighting about seats in a new government for more than a year. please form a government started the reforms and give a chance for a better future for labor known. if this situation is remaining, you know, we are just going to a disastrous situation with really an acute, looming, humanitarian crisis. said the slim can't wait because diagnosed with bone cancer. 4 months ago, she has you have to start treatment. but the majority of lebanese can't afford to buy medicine from abroad. i know you had to kill muddy. i want to

speak on behalf of all patients. least miss anna. this is genocide. no politicians don't care about it. and they have decided that is to add the safety says she is scared all she wants is a chance to live than a hood there. elisha zita bailed now. security concerns disrupting the flow of aid to earthquake. damaged areas of hazy relief efforts are continuing. now nearly 2 weeks after the trauma that kills more than 2000 people. john holman, has this is how earthquake aid is moving in haiti. convoys heading out from pull to prince with a heavily on police escort. they need security is one of the biggest concerns here . gangs have been running rampant for years, and haiti's recent political term, which has only made things worse, traveling the only road to the disasters own can feel like running

a gauntlet. mostly because the agency trucks have to go through the multi song neighborhood on the outskirts report prints. it's turned into a bloody battle ground between 2 gangs. about a month ago, the guy here actually kick the police so you can see the bullet holes here in the police station just a week ago. there's no way we could have been here. kidnappings and killings were constant, but now that's changed if only temporarily. this is this right to be 8 organizations have been worried about here in the district of my song. but there's something new here. i produce a jeremy to call and actually went to speak to one of the gang leaders who confirmed to him that they have made teeth the 2 groups by this territory. i'm doing that for allow a through. as you can see, the traffic is picking up again in a way that it hasn't gone for months. who knows how reliable or long last thing that piece will be. but it's not just those 2 gangs,

making positive noises. the leader of a major coalition of all groups. the g 9 has hailed the truth and also called for others to give help. god did not get a whole lot. we know actually that the victims need water need food that they need to kids do your best to help you help will be very appreciated. and what we want is to help our brothers and sisters, but all in a very difficult situation after the earthquake. that's why we say better to give little on nothing. but that doesn't mean all is now safe for aid organizations. tim callaghan, who leads the usa disaster response team, says it's the last mile distribution in the earthquake zone itself, which is tough. it will show up with a truck full of food and you don't have a when you haven't ordinated that with the local authorities or the, or the national believe you can see something it make, you know where people around the truck because again i, what i've seen so far is that most people just want to help. they want it

whitley, in the last week a trucks have been ransacked and looted aid work and said the situation can be chaotic and dangerous on the ground. in rough make shift camps across the affected area. the still great need, know i went back, i went back, we are here with our children, but we need to feed them. we need food and water, we need medication. and now we use this place as a shelter. so we need to feed my children ourselves. i was more than 130000 families depending on the help that international organizations on the government can bring. it's a critical point for the earthquake relief as john home and i'll just either put the price on that.