operated on the cover in syria, in the $960.00 notation career that ended in public execution. l eco. and most of the agents on al jazeera, unprompted, and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center. oh, now 20. me . ready this is al jazeera, ah, hello, there, i'm to start the attain. this is a news line from our headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. they lost a planner and they lost the facilitator and they've got one more. the usa says it's intelligence that drone attack target is a 2 leading members of the ice. okay. group which was behind this week forming and

couple the meanwhile taliban forces have been firing shots to clear crowds, desperately. a couple of board on the remaining military flights before choose the us pull out the deadline. the fight for equal voting rights notches are currently underway across the us against new laws that make it harder for some people to cough fear, balance, and white. sheila is largest indigenous rebel grief says that no longer recognizes the government even as a new constituent assembly is promising ration. right. and we harden with sport. liverpool and chelsea are currently locked at one all in the premier league and arsenal have made their worst start to the season for 67 years hammered. 5 mill by manchester city. mm hm. now the pentagon says to high profile, i saw k members were killed in

a drone strike in eastern afghanistan. that strike followed as a bomb attack had cobble airport that was claimed by ice. okay? not killed at least 175 people, including 13 american service members. i am not going to talk about specific capabilities isis may of last, and in the strike they lost a planner and they lost a facilitator and they've got one wanted. and the fact that 2 of these individuals are no longer while longer walking on the face of the earth. that's a good thing, a good thing for the people who can stand. it's a good thing for our troops in our forces at that airfield. and i think i'm just going to leave it there while the u. s. is now one of the last country is still evacuating afghan civilians trying to flee after the taliban take over. the u. k now says it's final flight for civilians has left cobble. that means hundreds of afghans eligible to fly to the u. k. the will be left behind. now for afghans who didn't manage to leave or who decided to stay, life is also getting more challenging. as you can see, hundreds gathered outside

a bank in cobble after failing to withdraw cash in many civil 7 say they hadn't been paid for months. unless it's almost 10 days that i've been waiting here to get my salary. i am an employee of the government. we have a patient at home, we have a problem. we can articulate salaries out a few days ago, the bank reopened, but closed again. give us our salaries so that we can be able to solve problems from mcbride has the latest. now from couple you do get a real sense that at the airport so that finally we are getting into the game of what has beta very long and often chaotic and matic process. this whole evacuation exercise. we show as signs of that coming with the taliban. now taking over a lot of the guarding duties from the us military, this is the process that began i friday evening with the us in the agreement with

the taliban, withdrawing from some of the god post on the outer perimeter and withdrawing from some of that god duties inside the airport and those jobs now being taken over by the taliban themselves, the us reduce the size of their perimeter in preparation for the final withdrawal of the final boots on the ground. if you like, it is not meant that people are staying away from the apple. you do get a feeling that a lot of people by now will have given up hope of getting onto a flight. they will realize that it is fairly hopeless. but as flights are still going for others, it will probably make it even more desperate quest to try to get on to some of these last remaining slides. but we do know from the noise is of cross to go and go ahead and so on. though we are seeing few flights now arriving few flights, departing as we're getting closer to this deadline for the end of this evacuation. while glen tall is a former deputy national intelligence officer for trans national threats at the ca,

he says, gathering intelligence in afghanistan can now still be done, but will be more difficult. there are multiple kinds of intelligence that are used to form assessments. it's called all source, all source intelligence collection, so you will have satellites. you will have a radio transmission intercept. you'll have traffic analysis. literally. you're studying the movement of vehicles and people. and then what we all think of, you have human sources. the advantage that human sources have is that they are humans are best at providing plans and intentions of your target the, the group or individual you are seeking to understand and learn about. and that will be harder to ok. now. access to ghana stand will be much, much, much more difficult. so if you can't get access,

then you can't cultivate sources or interpret people's actions. but we can still be done. will be work more closely with to rely on the pakistani so that i would not say there has been a troubled relationship between united states and pakistan for decades. and i, i anticipate that the relations will deteriorate. this is what's happening. that gas stand is a triumph for the facts, any intelligent service, and the failure of our american and western hopes. so yes, the us and k and everybody else will, as they are able work with the pakistan is. but i don't expect that pakistan is will provide anything except what they think will help them, which is not the same as what we want. well, as i was saying earlier, british troops have now stopped evacuating afghans from cobble. but the head of the

u. k is armed forces says hundreds of people entitled to resettlement in the u. k. will be left behind. i'm afraid, it's absolutely heartbreaking that we can't bring everybody out. and i think that points be made very strongly certain by the said section. others have lost them 10 days or so. personally, i've probably had over a 100 messages from different afghans who i know in my long association of the country. and many of those friends of mine would make it out. and for me, in another day, possibly my without me having a bit of a chair in my about sort of that on the and baba is in london with the latest on the british evacuation operation in afghanistan. they said earlier on via the head of the armed forces. the civilian evacuations were ending on saturday. but now we've got it confirmed from the ministry of defense. the last flights purely for afghan civilians to be evacuated out of couple and to the u. k. have actually taken

off their maybe for the flights in the day, which do have a few down civilians together with british diplomatic stuff and british military personnel. so really, this is confirmation that things have moved to a new phase that they are continuing to both assist people beyond next tuesday who want to leave the country, but also to assist efforts in neighboring countries to welcome refugees. people fleeing in fear for their lives in places like iran and pakistan on the british government. save it nearly 15000 people have been evacuated to the u. k. since mid august. but in the words of nick carter, the head of the armed forces they, they've done the a good job in the circumstances. well, there are some criticisms that more than a 1000 people who worked for the british on services are being left behind and

questions about exactly how much assistance can be provided to them right now. while large numbers of afghans are still crossing now into neighboring pakistan, 20000 people pass through the chairman, spin bolduc, crossing on saturday alone. only those with pakistani residency or people needing medical treatment are currently being allowed in the u. n. refugee agencies won't half a 1000000, may flee as kind of stone in the coming months. or some of them debate is at the pakistan, afghanistan border with the something on buckets on southern border with a gun to san thousands of people in the last 24 hours have tried to crossover. we're hearing reports that a lot of people from the northern parts of abundance on because they cannot enter pockets on from the north. are moving to words kandahar trying to cross the spin bull the crossing and seek refuge in progress bond or take their onward journey from pockets on you have to bear in mind that it is a lot of people who are coming from problems is as far north as like the trying to

come to words this border crossing and trying to end to progress on many of these people we're being told are the has are as the ethnic minority which is coming to attack various on various occasions in they've gone to sun like sunny it's already on the other hand, say they're allowing people to come in. if they have valid paperwork, they can apply for a visa and get a visa from their functional embassy in couple. besides that, they're not going to allow people to enter pockets on. we've been seeing desperate scenes on the border here in the north as well, where people are pleading with the box. any officials with the paperwork trying to come and enter back on, on humanitarian grounds, trying to seek medical help, trying to visit families. because you have to remember that on both sides of the divide, there are people who have tribal and ethnic ties. and they say that the deteriorating security situation in the gun son is cause for concern. and many just want to leave . hardin lang is vice president for programs and policy with refugees international

. and he says, most of the african refugees will hope to settle in pakistan or iran. the majority of that $500000.00 within the pending to pakistan or something they had to pocket on as the 1st quarter called and then or wrong is the 2nd country likely to host the most with a running pocket on host close to 2200000 of the 2.5, we are african refugees who are currently out there. so we anticipate that they will be the countries who received the most. the concern here right now is that, is that pakistan and wanna largely been there as close to african refugees. and we can see in places where major border crossings exist, that flows are already beginning to develop. and there's blockages at those cross points as people try to get across. and so i think we're in for a very difficult couple of weeks and months ahead. when the refugee is actually cross, when they're allowed to actually cross into something like august on, there's like marcus, on what we want to see, or basic reception will be granted refugee status. and they will be given access to

services, the right to work the right to get education right to get health care. so the basic necessities of life. now that's going to be definitely a challenge in some of these countries. some of signed the refugee convention are bound by law to national to do so. others have not. the key thing is going to be assistance going to those countries from western donors and other large donors, to make sure that they can help share the responsibility for protecting these folks . in addition, it will be important that refugees can be resettled out of focused on iran, 2 countries in europe and the united states. so they can do their furniture on are thousands of afghans who've been living in india. fears are demanding that the asylum claims be fast. tracked, but the numbers are set to grow as the indian government onto the new visa category for people who are fleeing the taliban. probably mitchell reports now from new delhi, the of gone restaurant and the rumor of freshly baked traditional bread had

on the street. it's misnamed little cobble. it's the heart of the gone community in new delhi. mazata much as i has been living here since 2016. he video, called his sister and have gone a son, who's been struggling to get a flight to india for security reasons. shares i asked us to hide her identity separate honeycutt. i've been very worried about my family and i've gone is done. the indian embassy cobble is shut. the government has started an online visa. many people are scared for their lives. they don't have passports to come here and not really god who know he was recently l lifted from cobbled by the indian government . she says it hasn't been easy to leave her home behind. whole area is an advocate for women's rights. she is asking other countries to help of con refugees. men. would you food deal the future? i'm scared about the future. i left everything back home. i have no idea what the

future holds for. gone is done or for me, i'm terrified. thousands of bonds have been protesting outside the un refugee agency office in new delhi, demanding the asylum claims, be fast tracked there, also asking for resettlement and security bonds applying to asylum in india and need to come to you. i need ya. that can brought them refugee status. there's already a backlog before been sick. how's an african trauma on a son? and that number could be more decide to head to india. even those with refugee status have struggled to rebuild their lives. since the documents are not recognized by the indian government, refugees have limited opportunities to work, study and even find a home. i didn't leave the policy, requires them to assist each individual case, and that is a person who is the headquarters at 1st grade. what we would request them to do is to, you know, move to what sign my pc recognition given that the situation has changed radically

. and i've gone on to be more liberal in terms of assessing claims, especially of high risk profiles of such as women and children. while migration advocate, urge the you an agency to reset refugees to country where they can eventually become citizens. these are gone, said they will keep protesting on to the demands of met. pardon him at the i'll just the route you deli plenty more. had few this news, including hurricane either barrow towards the southern united states were expected to strengthen and in for the scary moments in the qualifying for the belgian grown . 3 more details later, this new ah palestinian boy shots in the head during protests that the gaza border last weekend has died. i rather bullet fired by israeli forces, hit the 12 year old during

a protest against the blockade of the strip. and other palestinian man died from his wounds on wednesday. more than 40 other palestinians and one is rarely soldier wounded. now rock is hosting a regional summit aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the middle east, and also hoping for improve ties between saudi arabia and iran, who are amongst the countries that taking part 61st to this participation is regarded by the iraqi people as a message of support and solidarity by the brothers, neighbors and partners. this conference has held during critical and historic circumstances reflecting a need from a mentor for iraq's endeavors to strengthen its foreign relations on the basis of cooperation, solidarity mutual understanding, internal relations and common interests. not let us know why he has the latest 4th, from baghdad. the leaders of the stake holders spoke

of the call to be the prime minister of the iraqi government. and all of them have stressed on the fact that iraq should not 10 loan facing get these multiple security and also political and economic challenges. iraq, on the other hand, looks at this summit with great hope as officially spoke earlier. they say that by holding this summit, they are trying or iraq is trying to regain positive effect. it's positive rule in the region. also by holding this summit, it's trying to show to the water that it's taking a neutral it's 10 in regard to the ongoing complex and that region. the leaders also affirm it on the fact that the rise of iceland, especially the per cell recently that have been recently raising up in,

in several areas in iraq. that they show support with iraq in regard to fighting ice in regard to fighting, get through them. the president of france, emanuel macross also said that we helped a iraq lighting or the feeding ice, and then we'll continue that. it is expected that they will time a number of agreements in regard to economic integrations. and also trade deals that, that also entails the energy electricity infrastructure as you know, that iraq needs a lot of projects and development projects in regards to infrastructure in the regards to electricity, energy and also power power plants. while thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of washington dc to demand an end to what they call versus suppression states like georgia and texas of inactive laws, that many c as restrictive rights demonstrates as are also calling on elected

official for better access to the ballot i'm the poll saturday marks the 58 anniversary of martin luther king junior historic. i have a dream speech when i speak with rob reynolds, he is with some of those protesters in washington, d. c. that rob, it does look like there is a fairly decent turnout. yes indeed. and actually the crowd a send a little bit because it is a sweltering hot august day here in washington d. c. but earlier, there were thousands and thousands of people marching through the streets. they are demanding key voting rights legislation. legislation named after john lewis, the late congressman and the hero of the civil rights movement of the $960.00. let's just take a little what look around here and see get a sense of this crowd. we heard not too long ago,

actually from a 13 year old girl whose name is yolanda renee king and she is the grand daughter was, is the granddaughter of martin luther king where he had grad scott and let me tell you, yolanda has not did not miss out on any of the oratory oratorical gifts that her father had a stirring speech from that young woman. the occasion today on the, the $58.00 anniversary of the march on washington and on that on forgettable. i have a dream speech by the reverend martin luther king. jr, has many people here wondering, asking we march then for our rights to vote, why must we march again more than 50 years later? here's some of the voices of the, the people that we spoke to here at this march on washington. unfortunately, the de generation, they not aware of the struggles for fathers,

i went through all back and you know, they had a quite a bit of counter fight the road. right to go to school. so re here to make sure that we don't go back a 150 years, even 20 years, even 50 years, recognize and support and maintain, what are those schools have provided for us? our future is at stake. so we're here today to move to solidify our future the future of people of color is that the future of our nation is that democracy is so where does this legislation stand? well, the john lewis voting rights act has passed. the democratic dominated house of representatives . but it has not passed the senate, which is evenly divided between the 2 parties and republicans in the senate,

se they will use the parliamentary maneuver known as the filibuster to make sure that it does not pass. now, since president x president trump came out with his false claims that the election was somehow fraudulent or stolen from him last year due to widespread irregularities and voting claims that are false and have never been held up to any kind of scrutiny. there have been 18 republican dominated states that have passed more than 30 or 30 to the exactly 30 restrictive laws that will make it more difficult to vote. and many people here and across the country would say that the burden of that difficulty will fall on voters of color. so they are saying that it is time for president biden to stand up to push this as a priority, as he promised to do on the campaign trail. and after he came into the war into the

white house. and there, se, if the republican filibuster this bill, well then maybe it's time to get rid of that institution. the filibuster with those protest is in washington d. c. thanks so much. when a hurricane eda has made landfall in cuba and is now making its way towards the united states, bringing winds with it of more than 220 kilometers per hour. gillian wolf has more . the fierce winds better cuba coast as the streets of the capitol. havana light empty. hurricane ida hit the caribbean islands, south west toppling trees and tearing roofs of homes where the strong winds has been weeping all over. it took a roof there. winds of nearly a 130 kilometers an hour force people to take cover, but many felt relief saying it could have been worse. the category one hurricane is

now heading for the united states, but expected to make landfall as a category for. we do have a major storm heading our way. we are activating every single resource at our disposal so that we are prepared to respond from mississippi to florida. state are on high alert with the us national hurricane center warning of catastrophic danger. winds are expected to reach up to 225 kilometers an hour before ida makes landfall along the gulf coast late on sunday. life threatening storm searches are predicted to hit coastal communities. full stories are urging people to seek higher ground. this will be a life altering storm for those who aren't prepared. but time is running out with people rushing to stores for sandbags and supplies. oil fields in the region to supply nearly a 5th of the nation's oil have halted operation. louisiana has declared

a state of emergency and told tens of thousands of people to batten down or evacuate immediately. hurricane ida is the 9th named storm of the atlantic hurricane season and is expected to make land for 16 years to the day that hearken . katrina struck a day. no one wants to relive julian wolf al jazeera right away while he has more now. for now, whether presented jeff harrington. any way you look at it, this is going to be a catastrophic storm. so here's we're hurricane out. it is right now, just barreled through western cuba leaves behind the risk of mud slides when you consider some places got a 10200 millimeters of rain. so here's where i didn't go and right now, worst case scenario through the gulf of mexico. we'll talk more about that in effect, but 1st, so the landfall at this point, it's projected to be south west of new orleans. want to bring you the worst case scenario here. this could be a category for hurricane the late sunday. and so top wind speeds here up to about

$250.00 millimeters of rain. then we got to talk about this storm search, the ocean being brought up and shoved into the shore line here. could see that storm search for 5 meters. and let's remember that new orleans is actually below sea level, about 6 meters. adding all of that to about more than half a meter of rain. this is going to be bad. you need to prepare for it. now the vacuum patient state of emergencies already issued. so here's why it's intensive, find these warm gulf of mexico waters. and as we see toward the northern golf, the temperature is about $32.00 degrees. so i did going to pass rate through there . and that's going to allow for the rabbit intensification. i to this storm add fuel to the fire, and all of this is happening about the 16th anniversary of katrina, which also went through the gulf of mexico, became a category 5 hurricane. but when it made landfall over, we use the anna. it was a category 3 also keeping tabs on what is now hurricane north, spilling

a lot of rain toward the pacific coast of mexico. and this is going to move up through the gulf of california. going to steer through there. so we're going to watch to see if this does have an impact on the popular tourist hotspot of cobbler san lucas. so to hurricanes, but all eyes on ida, while u. s. president joe biden says he is issued an emergency order that will see food, water, and other supplies sent to louisiana, and biden is also a local lead is preparing to face hurricane either to approach the federal government for any help that's missing. he's wanting people living in that area to take extra care. and above all, i'm urging the people in the area to pay attention and be prepared. want to say it again, pay attention and be prepared to have supplies for your household on hand. fall guidance from local authorities. if you have to move to shelter, make sure you wear mask and try to keep some distance because we're still facing

a highly contagious delta variance. still ahead here on al jazeera, the man convicted of assassinating us senator robert f. kennedy could soon be freed, after more than 50 years in prison. they've been protected for years, but now remaining is government is considering a return to hunting bed and a controversial send off and the premier league clash between liverpool and chelsea more on that. and they said a hello from dell, her good to be with you. we're crank it up the humidity and that's because where it's happened in, along the gulf states because for tapping into a south east and an east wind at time. so the humidity will bump in big time, i'll show you more on that in just a sec. sand and does been tossed up toward the southwest of saudi up against the

shores of the red sea. okay. so for doha relative humidity on sunday to 80 percent . so your core temperature 41, but with the heat index it will feel about 54. we are also going to heat up temperatures in pakistan. i'll tell you more about that in a sec, but toward the north we have this mon sooner moisture impacting the hor right through to islamabad. ok, so you caught me? it's karate, that we're getting up to pretty close to 40 degrees on the 1st day of september. on wednesday, temperatures and turkey also above average for is stumble starts cloudy, will see this and poke out on camera, getting up to high, 37 degrees, tropics of africa. we see those storms, light up, p, c o, b, south sudan into the south. what certain portion of the democratic republic of congo and that cold spell has really infiltrated across south africa, namibia embodied wanna. but temperatures will bounce back in johannesburg, up to 25. by wednesday soon,

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