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watching all just 0 like for my headquarters in delphi and getting navigator also ahead. the u. s. gulf coast braces for hurricane ida gather strengths. expected to hit new orleans 16 years after it was devastated by katrina and hoping to ease tensions in the middle east. iraq posts a regional summers with rival saudi arabia under ron and attendance. ah. hello, thanks for joining us. us president joe biden has warned that another attack on campbell airport within the next 24 to 36 hours is highly likely. biden has also promised further strikes against i. so kate, in retaliation of thursdays, deadly bombing, at least a $175.00 people died, including 13 u. s. service personnel. the pentagon says it's kill 2 high profile. i saw k

targets in a drone strike on saturday. one of the armed groups planners and the facilitator were killed in the operation in eastern none go har, province well asked about the impact of the strikes. the pentagon spokesman said the threat from isolate remains. they have 2 high profile planners or facilities. 11 plan i want to, so there that are no longer on their muster role. so they have lost some capability to plan and to conduct missions. but barbara make no mistake. nobody's writing this off and saying, well, we got them. so we don't have to worry about isis k anymore. not the case. as i said earlier, that the threat stream is still active, still dynamic. we're still laser focused on that and forced protection. and we are thinking for a minute that what happened yesterday gets us in the clear, not a minute, but do we believe that we hit valid targets,

bad guys who can do bad things and can plan bad missions? absolutely. and do we think that that will have some impact on their ability going forward? absolutely. well, more on all of those will. gabriel is on those joining us from washington. d. c. so any more details on the other reported attack on couple airport. gabriel. no. but what we're hearing is, is that from the white house and from the pentagon, is that they're keeping all options open on a potential another strike against iso k in terms of the threat to the airport, to the people either outside the airport or to us service members guarding inside the airport where the evacuation to whitehouse is not saying exactly what the threats are, but they clearly are very clear and very credible threats. and joe biden says that he met with his top military commanders and intelligence officials that say it's

very likely that attack could happen. come within the next 24 to 36 hours. it's very rare for the president to then vocalize that publicly. but i think what he's trying to do is basically prepare america quite frankly for what potentially could be coming. it shows how serious the situation is and how serious they're taking these unnamed specific threats. also, of course, is by mentioning that, as i said earlier, also leaving the door open to more strikes against i saw k per se i. so k members wherever they may be found. right. and gabriel, we also understand that a hand over off the airport control has not begun between the taliban and us forces . any more details on that know the pentagon isn't saying much about that, but because they don't want to reveal too much too quickly. but clearly there is

some sort of hand over, depending on how you define hand over if you will. guess that's kind of interpreted by the, by whoever sees that but, but the u. s. is starting to draw down some of its troops. we believe that there are about $4000.00 troops at the couple airport at this hour. and they are slowly still doing evacuation over 5000 people just on friday. they continue say that they will continue to do evacuation as long as necessary. it's believed there are still about $500.00. we think us citizens trying to get out of afghanistan, but there is going to have to be some sort of handover that is probably starting to happen now with the taliban in the coming days. they're not just gonna open up the gates to the taliban on august 31st. they need to basically do this hand over. and that is what we believe is starting to happen. but the pentagon being very tight

lipped about exactly what that hand over looks like, because as we all know, they are operating under this potential, immediate threat of possible another attack kimberly's on the thank you so much for that update from washington. robert bride has the latest developments from the african capital a cobble international airport. it's a real sense that we're now getting into the end game of this very long and often chaotic and traumatic evacuation process. the sure sign of that has come with the taliban now taking over some of the guarding duties from the us military, they reduce that perimeter in preparation for their final departure for the final american boots to be off the ground. we have seen that taliban fighters take over golf post on the perimeter and actually inside the airport itself. the imminent end of this evacuation though, has not stopped, says still crowds of people around the perimeter trying to get on some of the last

flights you do get a feeling that a lot of people will have given up hope by now. i'd have not going back to the airport, especially with warnings of possibly more attacks. for others, though, at the imminent ending of this whole process, it's probably made it added to the desperation of trying to get on one of the last remaining flights. but there are relatively few left now as we see, few of flights arriving and taking off. meanwhile, in the city of cobble itself, there is a mixed picture here. as the city goes back to work after what for many has been the weekend here in afghanistan, businesses have likely reopened. some ministries have reopened as they did last week, but other ministries have remained close. and crucially for many people here again, the banks are close. the banking sector here has been a real problem ever since the fall of the government and the takeover by the taliban. they some financial services open to briefly just over

a week ago you could the cash machines opened, but with very tight limits, all the amount of money people could take out. finally, they opened a few days ago, but now they were meant to reopen saturday, but they have remain closed. and so people have not been able to get access to their funds, access to salary is in some cases, people are complaining, they haven't been paid for months. it has led to angry scenes outside many banks, protests and it is a bad, bad sign for the country and this new taliban governments moving forward. so as you've been hearing, hundreds of guns have been protesting outside the banks and capital, while others form long lines at cash machines. government employees were among those marching, demanding their salaries. they say they have not been paid for the past 6 months. and atm have limited cash withdrawals to about $200.00 every 24 hours. the taliban can get a hands on. i've got a sons money,

much of which is held in the u. s. federal reserve bank of new york. an 8 agencies are pausing, funding to 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 problems, we cannot take our salary is out a few days ago. the banks reopened but closed again. give us our salaries so that we can be able to solve problems. the last british military flight has left campbell carrying the u. kays, remaining diplomats and troops out of gun it's done. it brings to an end nearly 20 years of british military presence. the last plane carrying afghan civilians left earlier on saturday, but thousands of people who are entitled to resettlement in the u. k. i've been left behind. dean barbara has more on the evacuation campaign. her name is however even english, and she's just in to the world full of hope and uncertainty. her african parents

were evacuated from couple to dubai where they caught a turkish airlines flight to the u. k. helped by the cabin crew, her mom so man had to give birth on boards as have arrived, the british military confirmed it was ending its flights carrying civilians. france has done the same. shakira, an afghan actress living in france managed to get her mother and brother out of afghanistan at the last minute. as in so many cases it involved days of frantic phone calls to people on the ground at the airport. it was double my 7 in demand of re discovered the smell of my mother, and it's something that i had forgotten. my mother's tears reminded me of the tea. she shed it when i left half chemist on. it was really moving a lot of emotions today. shabby or an afghan journalist filmed himself as he and 9 close relatives waited to get onto one of the final evacuation flights. he's now in spain, spending a night and day in the airport. and the good was one of the worst experiences i

have ever had. i never was forced to spend the night with my family and in an open place like that to thousands of people, not and what they're based off of on, on shapiro and his family and now seeking asylum. but the british government admits up to 1100 afghans, eligible to be re settled in the u. k. mainly because they worked with british troops a being left behind the head of a u. k. armed forces said it's heartbreaking. personally, i've probably had over a 100 messages from different afghans who i know in my long association with the country. and many of those friends of mine would make it out a lot more. there's a lot at this small organization near london, they're scrambling to help people still trying to get out of afghanistan. they found it says it's clear, there are many still in danger. be government should not be immediately in order to

save the life. out of thousands of people been working for the past 20 supporting they need to mission. as these afghan civilians arrived in rome, a nato representative said, his team had done everything they could, unsatisfied because we have left a fuel behind which we are not abandoning but which we will strive our best to take back home as the sun sets on the military evacuations. the question now is how many more people who fear for their lives will be able to leave afghanistan? and how nadine baba al jazeera of france and italy have joined the number of european countries that have now completed their evacuation missions. but the french president to my direct my call says he's in preliminary talks with the taliban, with the hopes of facilitating further evacuation flights while allowing humanitarian

operations to continue with the help of cuts are miss some upon them. and the we are currently having discussions which are very fragile on the preliminary. that is why i am being very carefully my answer. but yes, discussions have begun with the taliban on the issues of humanitarian operations and the ability to protect on reports off guns, water, 3 guns. and yes, we are working alongside. we gotta, to allow this operations to proceed. still ahead on al jazeera, the thousands march through washington, dc against efforts by some states to make it harder for some to vote plus rebels against the states. we meet the chalet and indigenous group of declared war on the powerful for 3 companies. ah

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like meet the popularity and power of the big tech on a jazz. ah, the hello again to help stories on al jazeera this hour us president joe biden has warned that another attack on capital airport within the next 24 to 36 hours is highly likely. biden has also promised further strikes against ice, okay. in retaliation of thursday is deadly bombing that killed at least the 175 people. the child of on says capital airport will be under its complete control very soon as a poster security around the complex. the group is now escorting some guns into the airport and the last, british military flight has less capital,

caring the u. k is remaining diplomats and troops out of guns done. the final fight carrying guns civilians left earlier on saturday. thousands of guns eligible for resettlement have been left behind. forecast her say a hurricane is gathering strength as it approaches. new orleans us president joe biden says he's issued an emergency order that will c, food, water, and other supplies sent to louisiana. he also warned people living in the area to take extra care. and above all, emerging the people, 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. ida abroad,

strong winds and flooding rains to cuba, causing widespread damage. julian wolf reports the fierce winds, batter cuban coast as the streets of the capital. havana lie empty. hurricane ida hit the caribbean island south, west toppling trees and tearing roofs of homes where the strong winds have been weeping all over. it took a roof there. winds of nearly a 130 kilometers an hour forced 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 landfill 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 surges are predicted to hit coastal communities tardies or urging people to seek higher ground. this will be a life altering storm for those who are prepared. but time is running out with people rushing to stores for sandbags and supplies. oil fields in the region that 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. thousands of

protesters in washington, d. c, have been demanding an end to what they call voter suppression. states like georgia and taxes have enacted laws that many see is restricted rights. demonstrators are also calling on elected officials for better access to the ballot on the polls. 100 reports, i beautiful. across the us canvassers are going door to door, registering voters in drumming up support for their candidates in the next election . make sure everybody's registered and people vote in chicago, or lena smith members is pounding the pavement to register new voters in the minority neighbourhood of austin with less than 15 months to go before the 2020 to mid germs voting rights. activists are working hard to counter punch a series of state laws. the democrats say amount to voters. suppression. even in illinois state dominated by democrats with one of the highest proportions of

registered voters in the us. black neighborhoods indoor conspicuously longer weights than white neighborhoods. my generation and other generations who were on work or on at school and tried to vote, we didn't have to our was the san atlanta side in the winter to actually vote, legislatures and republican controlled states are actively making it harder to vote in texas. democrats objected so strongly to a bill that would ban drive through voting, restrict voting by mail, and give more power to partisan pull watchers that they left the state. so there wouldn't be enough legislators to hold the vote. it was a symbolic move when they returned the bill passed. georgia passed the bill limiting time for absentee ballots in adding new voter id requirements banning automatic sending of absentee ballot, banning mobile voting centers and making it illegal to give food or water to voters waiting in line. a lot of times it's just political parties that hire outside individuals to do their bidding for them to confuse the masses. other people,

republican say they're tightening election rules to prevent fraud. motor activists say creating obstacles. we keep certain people from the bowls works and the overwhelmingly democratic austin neighborhood, the republican one. why? because this one in life. what is divided by the working poor, which is the black in the working middle class, which is why one other in which is gale with gale with turned out for our former governor, which was the republican and no one turned out for j. b pritzky or are you got was old enough to vote you as elections are increasingly won by narrow margins, with more states restricting access to the ballot that makes the door to door battle to get out the vote. more critical than ever. john henderson, al jazeera chicago, a palestinian boy who was shot in the head during protest for the garza border last weekend has died. a rubber coated still bullet fired by is really forces hit the 12

year old during a protest against the blockade of the strip. another palestinian man died from his wounds on wednesday. more than 40 other palestinians, and one is the soldier for wounded. at least 19 villagers have been killed by a rebel group in the democratic republic of congo. it happened in benny and the northern province in the province of north keeble. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the ice linked allied democratic forces had been active in the area. well, tens of thousands of people in the eastern democratic republic of congo are still homeless. more than 3 months after the rupture for volcano, near the eastern city of goma, families who lost everything have use plastic and sticks to put up tents. the government and charities are building temporary shelters. it's feared the rainy season season could worse than the humanitarian crisis. problem. there is always

the problem of rank. the rain with this population brings the risk of many diseases because we're in an area where there is always rain even during the dry season. so they will always be the problem of waterborne diseases. this is what should concern the congress government funded iraq has been hosting a regional summit aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the middle east. the aim is to improve ties between saudi arabia and iran, or among the countries taking part as well as france, egypt. the u. e. cats are much more than the head reports from baghdad. iraq stability is key to this stability of the whole region. this is how regional leaders participating in that conference for corporation and partnership concluded it on saturday. the summer twitch discussed economic integration and investment projects between the participants also addressed political and security challenges facing iraq, including the possible resurgence of yourself. iraqi officials say it's an

opportunity to ease tension in the middle east. s o d and rain. you know, officials hill talks on the side lines of the summit. the fact that we managed to bring private countries together on the same table and initiate dialogue between them is not only important to them in us, but the whole region. the meeting, which was cor denies the by france, also addressed the water crisis, which it did the war in yemen. and the devastating good can all mac and political situation and liberal in what i'm and i'm one of the love i think it's promising because it's laid the foundation to involving iraq in more bilateral meetings with the participant countries in the future. the presence of france and the international organizations gives credit to this summit. international and regional comments have been held to discuss in a stability in iraq, for decades. now it's hosting this one to show it's ready to regain

a rule in the region and says it will be neutral. in ongoing conflict. back in june, iraq has a trilateral summit to establish trade integration and development projects with egypt and jordan. saturday summit is another step in sending a message of solidity with a rock of 30 years of isolation. withdrew or had al jazeera but dirt. chillers oldest and largest indigenous rebel group has officially declared war on what it calls capitalist groups in the forestry industry. assuming reports from my echo province, the an unprecedented funeral ceremony for a week chaffee. indigenous my put your word for warrior up to 4000 month, which is from all over south central chile, paid tribute to 29 year old pablo merchant, who was a member of the my put

a militant group at alco ordinator or come, he was killed in the confrontation with special forces police last month while carrying out acts of sabotage against the meaningful forestry company. and they will come has responded by officially declaring war until is powerful forestry industry, adding it does not recognize the chilean state, the total blank was received them. i put to communities have the right to self defense and declared themselves and i believe it's an international environment. anyone who does not feel part of a state has a right rebel against that actual didn't want to tune is and i put a community chief or long goal. and one of the comes highest ranking leaders. he then takes us through a dense eucalyptus forest. from amid the trees emerges, a clearing land, the 13 families are claiming as their settlement. not what you have. the chileans

take reduced us little by little until we had no land, no inheritance. we can't live without our land. so when the younger ones decided to take a stance, i agreed to join them. it though, so and get it a little bit. when you want to cover your pistol land, they call you a terrorist. that's why there's only a few of us here because much everyone is willing to take the risk, but this is for me. so he means confronting the militarized police over and over. that's why he says they ask the come for help. in other words, military support. what the government labels of terrorism, they call armed self defense check. it explains the stumps of trees surrounding their camp or to slow down police armored vehicles. the com is promoting and providing protection. the scores of other impoverished and put to communities who are reclaiming land. they say that julian stayed stolen from them a 140 years ago when enough and see when i was young now. so parents,

why are we so poor then my grand for the told us the history of our people. and the reason why we have almost nothing, all we inherited was marginalization and poverty. when they come from a nearby settlement, where 80 families live on just 300 heck dares. oh, now they've just planted wheat on part of what was the eucalyptus forest. you see, when it comes with this is the change that we all want to be able to support ourselves and live off the land. but imported eucalyptus and pine trees have seriously depleted soil of nutrients and especially water. in the late 19 seventies to these former military dictatorship, offered to subsidize 75 percent other than fledgling forestry industry in order to promote its expansion and expand it has subsequent governments have continued to subsidize what is now a multi $1000000000.00 industry. despite irrefutable scientific evidence of the

damage that the pine trees like these and eucalyptus are causing to the environment and the confrontation that they're generating with my put communities. the meaningful forestry company has declined multiple requests for comment. the come and other groups meanwhile, says they'll continue fighting to expel them, adding there won't be peace until they're gone to see and human al jazeera michel province chilly. ok, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera us president joe biden has warned that another attack on cannibal airport within the next 24 to 36 hours is highly likely . biden has also promised further strikes against ice ok and retaliation of thursday's deadly bombing. that killed at least a 175 people. gabriel alexander was more from washington.