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of louisiana. braces for more devastation. number 16, anniversary of katrina, a burning issue claims. the oldest indigenous group declares war on the forest industry over land right. ah. americans are being urged to stay clear about gun histones main airport because of a specific credible threat. president joe biden has already warned. another attack on campbell airport is highly likely within 36 hours. and he's bound further strikes against iso following thursday, suicide bombing, which killed at least 175 people. gabriel is under reports now from washington. d. c. fridays, drones strike big killed 2, i saw k members and wounded another was the 1st retaliatory strike against the group. but according to president joe biden, it won't be the last. it's unclear if those killed had a direct role and thursdays airport attack the killed over

a $150.00 afghans and over a dozen us military personnel. the pentagon won't release the names of the ice or k members. they killed only thing they were planning future attacks. 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 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 gonna leave it there for the u. s. and the taliban are coordinating on airport security. that cooperation did not extend to the drone strike. a taliban spokesperson told reuters news agency they should have been informed before the air strike took place in a statement saturday afternoon. biden said the chance of another terrorist attack

in the next 24 to 36 hours is very high. it's believed round. $4000.00 us troops are still at the airport. and cobble and commanders say, despite the risks, the mission continues in till the august 31st deadline biden has put in place threats to our forces and to this operation remain real and significant. i'm sure you can appreciate that. and now with the military mission trend begin to end in couple thousands of service members are working across the globe and within the united states to complete this incredibly important mission. caught in the middle innocent afghan civilians at an airport near washington. on saturday, afghan evacuation continued to arrive in america after an arduous journey. well, i will say the last 6 or 7 days have been the toughest days of my life. honestly, i don't want to lie, or i don't want to, but the things are really bad all around the airport,

all the entrances. and you kind of feel lucky if you can get just through that. those gates over the weekend america was learning more of the u. s. service members killed the suicide attack max. sylvia back a navy medic was one of them. he was only 2 years old when the us invaded afghanistan in 2001 friends and family back in his hometown of ohio are grieving his death. he was just a really good kid that everybody liked. everybody loves the family very well respected. the u. s. military pull out from afghanistan was measured in months and then weeks, and now it's down to days. and it could be the most unpredictable and dangerous phase of all with president biden's simultaneously warning americans that there

could be more attacks against us troops in capital. while also more strikes against those, the us says his responsible gabriel is ando. ouch is eda washington. meanwhile, the taliban says campbell airport will be under its control very soon as it both to the security the following thursday, the attack the sound of gunfire run out near the international airport. earlier. witnesses say the taliban was firing to disperse people trying to get on evacuation flights. crowds outside the airport have reportedly thinned off to an increase in telephone checkpoints. nearby. a group is not scooting, a limited number of afghans inside. when i speak to charlotte bellis, who's lived for us in cobbler, charlotte, so years president joe biden has been warning of this specific and credible threat . what more do we know about this threat?

well, i've heard from many sources now that the threat is very, very high. number of people told me to do not go to the airport today. we are very concerned particularly about the south gate, which is one of the main entrances which is controlled by the taliban. and also the north west area. they're holding at pension pixels station area. we went down there yesterday where the telephone had taken control of that area just yesterday and it was very tame. they were very concerned. they said to us, i still is still a problem and we're trying to push people back. we're worried about you being here would like to really quickly put barbed wire across the road because they were trying to use that as a barrier to stop crowds getting close. but still still people who are arriving regardless of the threat of isolate and any checkpoints to tell a bomber putting in place. and charlotte, just bring us up to date with the latest on the evacuation. well, they continue. i can tell you that 15 buses just left from outside of your full of

students from the american university of afghan, a stance, or they said, we're heading to the airport. we are crossing fingers. we're hoping we can get through this is a strategy now is instead of telling people in the american embassy telling people to go to the airport and knock on the gate to actually they tried to put hold on buses, remote locations at different locations around car will prevent them and incorporate with the taliban to streamline them through. they're not stuck outside the airport for too long as the threats persist with i. so, the students tell me they expect to fly to casa, and they will become some of the, almost 50000 people at 50000 ask, and now who are being processed and 3rd party countries before hitting on to the united states. now the 17th continue to come and go, you can see them on flight right coming into africa space even today, but there are a few of them. and even yesterday we so 1st year falls playing still coming and going. but then,

learning last night that the last playing took off from cobble in the last british air force. i took off ending beer evacuations, and also 20 year military persons in afghanistan. alright. charlotte village life in the gun capital. cobble, charlotte, thank you. what i saw that was saying that the last british military flight has left the afghan capital. taking the u. k is remaining diplomats and troops out of the country. it marked the end of nearly 20 years of british military presence. the final flight carrying afghan civilians. though, left earlier on saturday, hundreds of people and titled to resettlement in the u. k. have been left behind. nothing. barbara for her name is however, even english, and she's just entered a 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. helps by the cabin crew. her mom sama had to give birth on board. as have arrived,

the british military confirmed it was ending its flights carrying civilians. frances, on 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 done on my end and then never, i've rediscovered the smell of my mother and it's something that i'd forgotten. my mother's tears reminded me of the tea she shed when i left half chemist on. it was really moving. a lot of emotions today. shabby or an afghan journalist films himself, as he annoyed 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 again, 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 with 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 the 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 there. at this small organization near london, they're scrambling to help people still trying to get out of afghanistan. they found, as it's clear, there are many still in danger. the be the government should not be needed in order to save the life. out of thousands of other 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 canadians have been rallying across the country to raise awareness about the humanitarian crisis? enough can it's done in toronto. crowds called him the government to do more for those who been left behind in the country. the demonstrations come days after canada announced it with any documentation mission. we want to make sure that it is not the same time that the building. we need the canadian government and all

the party. sure enough, the 8th is going to our african people in our culture. we want them to take action . we want them to definitely august 31st acceptable. and not only that, they decided to do and evacuation. why fi rarely with us on thursday. that's unacceptable. our families are still stuck there. lots more to come here and they are including off to be evacuated and the economy. thousands of guns still in the cobble wants to know when they can get their hands on their wages plus the thousands march through washington, dc against efforts by some states to make it harder to vote. moreland statements. ah

hello there. let's have a look at the weather for the middle east and van, and it is largely hot and dry. temperatures across the region are where we expect them to be for lots of heat coming through, but there were some unsettled weather in the way of dust. that's been kicked up from saudi arabia by those winds blowing and coastal areas of the red sea. so we're going to have a lot of dust around saudi arabia, q wait, and katasha will be plenty of hazy sunshine with that. now in the south, it is looking cooler thanks to those southern, the winds blowing across amman and yemen. and for the shower, we have to look to the western areas of yemen, knows join up with the storms and showers across that central band of africa. they're not as heavy as we have seen recently, we have to go further west for that. nigeria, seeing some very heavy falls, we go into sunday, and from monday it's going to be beneath togo, as well as gone to that season with a very heavy rains. we could see flooding, you can see those yellow peaks, and it's not just here. it is further west. it's library and sierra leone. the

thing, the really wet and windy weather, we could see flooding with those intense rains. now for the south, for south africa, it has been feeling rather shinny, thanks to coo and that's kicking in. but the temperature is going to pick up in johannesburg with plenty of sunshine by monday. the in countries like mind, people have been killed to be we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public war. this was a deal with saudi arabia. things were done differently. saudis, and other areas when they came to britain to be all to help the roms deals along your rum. so this meeting, saddam, is it that interesting there i am. shadow on al jazeera. ah

ah, the me welcome back to mind about top stories here. this, the us this morning of a specific credible threat cobbled apple earlier president joe biden said another attractive in 24 to 36. i was, it's highly likely vital, punish further strikes against i. so the last british military flight has left combo counting the u. k. is remaining diplomats and troops out stuff gonna stop. final flight, the afghan civilians left earlier on saturday, hundreds of guns eligible resettlement been left behind. meanwhile, hundreds of guns protested outside banks in cobble, while others formed long qs at cash machines. government employees were among those marching, demanding their salaries. they say they have not been paid for several months and

can withdraw. and a t. m has been limited to about $200.00 every 24 hours. even less. 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 cannot take or sell it 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. well, michael coleman is a senior associate for south asia at the wilson center. he says, i've done this tom's economy. it was facing several challenges before the taliban takeover. i have been experiencing a major economic crisis even before the over the last fiscal year teeth attracted by nearly 2 percent inflation road by here with 3 percent and the world report, the world food program is saying back in april that there are more people experiencing acute food insecurity than any other country in the world,

other than the democratic republic of congo. and clearly what we're seeing with these sanctions from the international community and trying to cut off on reserves . certainly that's going to make the challenges even greater. and i think our bond there is a lot of pressure because this is the group that does not have iranians with governance when it comes to economic policy. when it's our bond with control back in the ninety's governance with all about switch strict forms of justice. it was not about careful consideration of the fiscal policy. so as the taliban tries to gain legitimacy among afghan, it's really going to struggle because it is not in the position to bring economic release soon. you know, these, these protests that we're seeing now could cree intensify. and also if you continue to have terrorist attacks like the one that happened the other day, that will put even more pressure on our. but it could make it difficult for us to consolidate the power counsel to protest in the us capitol of washington. d. c. have been demanding an end to what they call voter suppression. states like georgia

and texas of an active load that many c as restricting rights. demonstrators are also calling on elected officials for better access to the ballot and oppose labrono the mon from the rally in washington dc. thousands of people have gather once again on the washington ball to demand the voting rights. they are here to call for the passage of a voting piece of legislation named after the former and late congressman. john lewis was a hero of the 19th sixty's, the civil rights movement. the bill was make it easier for people to vote and enshrine certain rights to vote, such as voting on sundays and things like that. now, to date, there are 18 date which have passed restrictive legislation that

would make it harder for people to vote. those are republican dominated states. they pass these laws to in response to president x president trump claims of a fraudulent election claims which have been proven false and have no basis in reality. but yet these states are passing these. 2 restrictive legislations, and many people here say the burden will fall on voters of color. unfortunately, the de generation, they not aware of the struggles. for fathers, i went through all fact, you know, they had a, quite a bit of the calendars 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, recognized and support and maintain what are those schools have provided for us? the john lewis voting rights act has passed the house of representatives,

which is dominated by the democratic party. but it has not yet passed the senate and republicans in the senate, which is divided 5050 between republicans and democrats with the vice president, comma la harrison having the tie breaking vote. they want to block this legislation using a parliamentary maneuver called the filibuster 110. ida is gathering strength of heads towards the u. s. city of new orleans. it's expected to make landfall on the gulf coast late on sunday, as a dangerous category for hurricane. louisiana has now declared a state of emergency. many residents rushed to gas stations to philip, while others boarded up buildings. president biden is issued an emergency order that'll c food water and other supplies to the state. we decide to take all. yeah, because just like we can, katrina will not be here for the disaster. so we're taking a chance to leave it. yeah. well awesome bat and everything down, i have

a camp down a bar, put everything inside of a building, put everything inside to build, locked everything down, moved everything that could boy filled up, all the vehicles, put everything in a freezer, have everything ready to go. case way without power a few days cuz it looks like it's coming right at us. and another hurricane is heading up the west coast of mexico. civil protection officials have been monitoring the progress of hurricane nora as it makes its way to bar california. they want a possible flash flooding and mud slides, nor i have sustained winds of 140 kilometers an hour late on saturday afternoon. at least 19 villages have been killed by a rebel group in democratic republic of congo. we'd happened in binnie in the province of north carolina. now group has yet claim responsibility for the attack. for the iso linked allied democratic forces have been active in the area. australia is most popular, state new south wales is reporting

a record of more than 1200 new current of virus infections in the past 24 hours. there is no sign yet that the outbreak that started in mid june is slowing. more than half the australian population has been under lockdown for weeks of the country's biggest city struggle to contain the virus. australia's rushing to inoculate its population and hopes to have 80 percent vaccinated by mid november. new zealand cardona virus outbreak continues to grow with another 83 cases reported . numbers, infections now stands at 511 with 2 people in critical condition. the entire countries in lockdown until tuesday, new zealand, the largest city, oakland, is the epicenter the outbreak and will stay locked down for an extra 2 weeks. hundreds of palestinians have demonstrated in the southern gaza strip and what they say, the 1st and a series of nighttime protests along these railey board up there, calling on israel to ease. if blockade on garza,

israeli military says it responded to the protest and rang explosives by firing, live rounds, israel and egypt and enforced blockades. and how much to power in gaza back in 2007 and a palestinian boy who was shot in the head during protests south garza border last weekend has died. a 12 year old was hit by a rubber coated steel bullet fired by israeli forces. another palestinian man died from his wounds on wednesday. well then 40 other palestinians and one is randy soldier wounded. now iraq has been hosting a regional summit aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the middle east. the aim is to improve times between saudi arabia and iran, were among the countries taking part, as well as france, egypt, the u. a and cut off. one of the wide reports now 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 summit which discussed economic integration and investment projects between the participants also addressed political and security challenges facing iraq, including the possible resurgence of self. iraqi officials say it's an opportunity to use tension in the middle east. a sodium iranian officials held talks on the side lines of the summit. the fact that we managed to bring rival countries together on the same table and she dialogue between them is not only important to them in us, but the whole region, the meeting which was cor ghanaians to play france also address the water crisis. what did you get the war in yemen and the devastating can all mac and political situation and lebanon, women, and 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. some 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 out of solidity with iraq of 30 years of isolation. withdrawal had al jazeera dirt, the peruvian police of radio, the offices of president federal castillo is paris libra party officers have been investigating the lecturing parties, campaign finances. the raid came the day off the cast,

your cabinet one approval in congress, which is dominated by right wing parties. yeah, it came in yesterday. we celebrate to the victory of the party by approving the cabinet, which is the cabinet that's going to take pru forward. now they come the next day to carry out a raid. we haven't to august the 30th to register all the candidates at national level, and they come and take even the documents we have in there. now chiles oldest and largest indigenous rebel group has officially declared war and what it called capitalist groups and the forestry industry. the move comes as ga rewrites its constitution, which it also includes some indigenous demands, a latin america editor, l, a. c and even report now from my echo province. i an unprecedented funeral ceremony for a week chaffee. indigenous my put your word for warrior up to $4000.00 a month, which is some all over south central chile paid tribute to 29 year old pablo mar. chant, who was a member of the my put a militant group at alco, michel coordinator,

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 were to come has responded by officially declaring war until is powerful forestry industry, adding it does not recognize the chilean state, the total blank down was the killer. 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 the right to rebel against it. and it's a local that we didn't want to tune is an i put a community chief or long call. and one of the comes highest ranking leaders. he then takes us through a dense eucalyptus forest. from him, the trees emerges, a clearing land that 13 families are claiming as their settlement. not what they 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 both when i get it. but i'll tell you when you wants to cover your pistol, land, they call you a terrorist. that's why there's only a few folks here because much everyone is willing to take the risk. but this is for me. so i'm, 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, 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 them of which a communities who reclaiming land. they say that julian stayed stolen from them a 140 years ago. and when i was young now, so parents,

why are we so poor that that might go 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 the nearby settlement were 80 families live on just 300 heck dares oh, now they've just planted weed on part of what was eucalyptus forest. you seem a little bit like 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 this 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 chile. ah, my topic, richard headlines here and i'll just see where the us says warning of a specific credible threat. campbell airport earlier president joe biden said another attack within the next 24 to 36 hours. it's highly likely biden has also promised further strikes against iso out 0. gable is under has more now from washington dc. what we're hearing is is that from the white house.