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a stock message to europe, the w h, i warns as many as 200000 people could dive from covey 19 by the end of the year, the global nuclear watchdog raises the alarm believing north korea has restarted operations and its main nuclear plant. ah, us evacuations are in the final hours, is it winds down its 20 year mission in afghanistan, the pentagon announced $122000.00 people have been slow now in the biggest air lift in u. s. history as the last few flights take off from cobble, several rockets were fired towards the airport. early on monday, i saw affiliate enough chemist then says it is responsible. there was in fact, after we took this air strike against this vehicle. there were rocket attacks,

indirect fire rocket attacks on the airport. so the threat stream is still real, it's still active. and in many cases, it's still specific and we're taking it very seriously and we will right up until the end us troops are among the last to leave amongst the international forces. and while huge numbers of afghans have been flown out, many who want to leave a stranded, the un security council is planning to vote, sued on a resolution that would increase pressure on the car bomb to keep bronzing people safe passage out in the country. a draft seen by al jazeera also calls for the rights of women, children and minorities to be respected. christian salumi is that the united nations with the very latest update there? well, we know that the united kingdom and france have been pushing a resolution that we expect some action on later in the day that essentially calls for the continued safe passage of civilians and 8 agencies in and out of

cobble worth noting that the taliban has said that civilians will be able to come and go as they please. this essentially puts it in writing, let the taliban know that the international community plans to hold them to that commitment by enshrining it in international law. the resolution also, i think attempts to put the focus pack on the humanitarian situation in the country with so much attention on people trying to leave africana san. you want officials have been warning that the situation on the ground is increasingly di, or there was concern about medical supplies running out earlier today. w h o, the world health organization got its 1st flight into the country. since the taliban take over, bringing much needed medical supplies and health related supplies into the country, some 12 and a half metric tons that are expected to be delivered to 29 different provinces and

health centers. but that flight had to land in missouri, e sharif. it could not land in cobble because of the terrible security situation there. so un officials are warning that there are some 3 and a half 1000000 displaced people inside afghanistan about a half a 1000000 of those happening in the last year. and there warning that the situation on the ground is just going to get worse. rob mcbride isn't cobble with the latest on the u. s. withdrawal. i think it had more of a psychological impact on the u. s. contingent still at the airport rather than doing any actual harm. it has been claimed by the islamic state affiliate here in afghanistan. they say a total of 6 rockets were 5. it's a presume that they were fired from an actual vehicle that was seen to be burning afterwards. and as we heard from the pentagon that they said that they successfully deployed this anti bucket system there. only one of these rockets fell anywhere

near the airport and fell harmlessly. but so they have warned about a specific threat here from actual rockets they are prepared for other threats. it is a very vulnerable time of the last few hours of this evacuation. but that does continue, we know that only the military are now being evacuated, that all civilian evacuations have now come to a halt. we still keep on seeing through monday afternoon, and i went to the evening, the departing transport planes from the airport while overhead. we still have these american war planes flying patrols. now interestingly, this monday, as they have done on previous days when they want to make a point to get a message across, they tend to fly a low, a circuit around cobble lower. so the planes sound much noisy and also so you can see them. so it is sending a message, not only a morale boost troops on the ground as they conduct what has been a very chaotic and at times very traumatic mission, but also sending

a message to atlantic stake. that's a look ok. in a couple of hours, we won't have any more american boots on the ground, but let's just remember the incredible fire power that the americans possess in the air that they can still use. at any time. the head of the un refugee agency says as evacuations from cobble come to an end, a larger crisis faces millions of afghans who remain decades of conflict. severe drought, and the pandemic already made life difficult. the un is describing the humanitarian situation, barriers catastrophic. it estimates, at least a 3rd of afghans are facing hunger. up to half a 1000000, more african refugees are expected to seek shelter elsewhere by the end of the year . thousands are already crossing land borders into iran and pakistan. some of made it out on evacuation flight there being taken in by more than a dozen countries. several of them in europe. route. i mean as a spokeswoman for middle east and north africa region for the united nations high

commissioner for refugees. she says there are several key issues that need to be addressed immediately. the main concern is the safety of safety from the fighting, the deepening prices from any further bombing. second concern is concerned with people who may need to speak safety across the board. and on that we advocate that need to keep open even finally keep the order because that was the practice the right. the the 2nd thing that as over the past year since the beginning with the 50000 up have to leave within. and they have huge increasing growing we want to be able to stay on the grounds to reach these people

and to ensure that they are not had. it does not turn off and keep attention on the, on the needs of the people and a commitment to continue supporting the organization. like the other partner. what on the ground to be able to dance at such a great a people on the u. s. gulf coast are waking up the damaged homes, flooded streets and no, we like tricity vance off the hurricane. either made land for near new orleans as a category for storm late on sunday. either has since been downgraded to a tropical storm, but forecast is worn. the danger isn't over, and b, c, j gray has more from new orleans. well, the damage here is severe and it is very widespread. we've got sunrise here, we've got some sun so we can see what's happened. i want to show you some of the damage just behind us. here you see a roof that was pulled away from

a building thrown into this area of the french quarter, and pulling down with it a street sign that had a traffic light attached to it. if you work up that twisted metal that was holding that sign up, you can see the balcony here and the wind pulled away the shutters and pushed open doors not only year, but across the entire 1st quarter across the entire new all in metro area. windows have been shattered and bone out. if you look up on the balconies here and you can see people along the balconies and some of these areas where the windows have been blown out. it is a just a mess down here. and again, really across the entire region at this point, power one of the most severe problems. there is no power in the metro area of new orleans at this point, more than a 1000000 people without power. and that's because the transmission lines 8 of those lines that bring the electricity into the city there on the mississippi river . right now, they've got to be extracted,

they've got to be repaired. that's going to be a very difficult task. one that is sure to take quite some time that'll have an al jazeera, a ram meeting between top israeli and palestinian leaders, the hours of the prime minister enough. tommy bennet returns from the us. china cranks down on the multi $1000000000.00 private tutoring industry, putting thousands of jobs at risk. ah hello, there is looking sunny and dry as expected for much of the middle east. an event in the days to come. the temperatures are sitting where we expect them to be for this time of year that they will pick up slightly in guitar over the days to come. we've got some winds blowing in across coastal areas of saudi arabia and that's kicking up quite a bit of dust creating some hazy sunshine. and by the time we get to wednesday,

they'll be a shamal pushing down through iraq kicking up some of the dust for q 8 for, for guitar. and for the you a, some more hazy sunshine to come. for the south of this, we've got a wind blowing into those coastal areas of oman, keeping things cool. and it's a similar story for yemen. we've got the showers in the west that are going to develop. we could see a storm or 2. and these join up with those showers across ethiopian rift valley. it is looking do i across the central areas of africa but further west we are seeing the down port for cameroon. and parts of nigeria we have seen flooding here around coastal areas. we could see more of that in the days to come, but as we move down south to southern africa, it is looking rather fine and dry lots of sunshine coming through for johannesburg in south africa. it is looking cooler in cape town, the temperature will pick up, but it's going to drop down by the weekend. the

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a port is the last us flights take off before tuesdays. departure deadline? ice okay, says it was behind the attack. the web security council meeting to discuss have janice done, a draft resolution calls on the top to bottom to keep its promise on holding human rights. it also urges the group to allow civilians and agencies safe passage once armed forces leave. the world health organization is warning another 236000 people could die from cobra. 19 in europe. this year, the di projection follows an 11 percent increase in death across the region. this past week. infection rates have been rising across the e u. the w h o blames the highly infectious delta variant easing of restrictions and summer travel. it says the regions, poor nations, including the balkans and coaxes, are experiencing the highest rise in new cases. an estimate, the 1300000 people across europe already died from cove at 1900. kuda is the

regional director for the w h o. europe. he says the e u has learned some valuable lessons since the pandemic began. must do more to tackle rising infections. may jellyfish is some good increase in like access to vaccines and other countries which do have back things. we see a lot going over the vaccine. so a priority is stored in the vaccine hesitancy. so we need to understand the protection of the people and address their concerns, including concerns about vaccine hesitancy. it a whole range of reasons that is an issue of production. an issue with axis issue of uptake. so we have to do is definitely whose eat with ro, out of the vaccinations and work very hard with the community to decrease the

hesitancy. and if need be, as a number of countries have been doing, considering mother up to nations in some professions and population groups reach are most exposed. i think by all means we have to avoid look down and it shouldn't be necessary. maybe some local look down. but we know what has to be done, vaccines and remarks is very important. then we have seen a number of concrete too soon to funding over when it was just a ritual offering. so even in austin, i really need to keep on divided by mux by so little bitty ventilation and very important in september. no is to keep the schools open. a current of virus lockdown is being extended in new zealand. biggest city,

oakland for 2 more weeks. but restrictions are being eased for the rest of the country. one woman with a pre existing medical condition has died after receiving the 5, the vaccine. the health ministry says she suffered arrest side effect that causes inflammation of heart. and health officials in the extraneous state of new south wales, a warning october reset to be the worst month of its covey 19 outbreak. its premier says, extra precautions of being taken october is likely to be our worst month in terms of pressure on the system. and that's why we're gearing up for that. we have been for nearly 2 years. can i say it again? a hospital system is under pressure. we will need to do things differently. of course we will, where we need to manage things differently. we're in the middle of a pandemic, of course, but will we called of course we will. israel is offering booster shots of the cove with 19 vaccine to anyone above the age of 12. the elderly have been getting 3rd shots of the 5 the job since last month is ready. health officials say

a booster is needed because of the effectiveness of the vaccine weakening off the 6 month. for the 1st time in a decade, palestinians and israelis have held high level talks. palestinian president bus spoke to his route, defense minister, been against more than 2 hours in ramallah, as they discussed security and the economy of the occupied west bank and gaza. the meeting follows israeli prime minister enough bandwidth visit to the u. s. where he met with president joe biden, who name is in west jerusalem. prime minister, natalie bennett, is already down playing the meeting. he's saying there was no quote diplomatic process with the palestinians, nor will there be one home asked. the group that governs the gaza strip, is condemning the meeting, say that is or characterizing it as a political failure. we've reached out to the palestinian authority or the p. a for

comment we have yet to hear back from them. is this meeting is happening as there are nightly protesting clashes between palestinians in the gaza strip and israeli soldiers. since last week, 2 palestinians have been killed and israeli soldier shot in the head. anger is simmering over the fact that israel has been slow to allow desperately needed aid and reconstruction materials into the gaza strip. so while there might be a pivot in terms of engagement, been a decade since my mood, a boss, the president of the palestinian authority has met with such a high level member of the israeli government. do not expect a pivot in terms of policy. rather it's in keeping with what this new government in power since june has said it would do. the united nations middle east envoy says he hopes the meeting leads to more. this was the highest level meeting between

the 2 sides to formation of deter the israeli government. i welcome this. and i encourage more mystery level engagement, particularly in advance for financial and economic corporate. i hope that contact can result in bring the parts to the position with bonds unresolved issues, including political ones. i think community, those related to the implementation of agreement by the parties. syrian government forces are increasing a tax on the southern city of data activists that posted these images showing the moment missiles have one of the main mosques in a residential neighborhood. thousands of people have fled the heavy shelling in the past few days. the city was put under a blockade in june off the residence refused to surrender weapons and allow forces to search houses. b u a nuclear watchdog says it has evidence. north korea has

restarted its main reactor. analysts believe it may be a tactic for future talks with the u. s. warner new approach will be needed under chappelle reports without inspectors in north korea. dia relies on satellite images using these it says is detected a discharge of cooling water at the main nuclear plants and young beyond. and that suggests the reactor is operating. if the latest findings are correct, the un nuclear watchdog says it's a deeply troubling development and it's believe young beyond react to produce plutonium for north korea's nuclear arsenal. in the past, the white house says the a report, underscores the urgent need for dialogue and diplomacy. whatever warmer relations that appear to be cultivated under former president donald trump seemed to have grown cold under his successor, joe biden. as u. s. military exercises were held with the south. unfortunately, the biden administration has been slow off the mark on the north korea file. of

course they were dealing with the renewal of the strategic reduction pretty with russia, which happened in february. the resumption of talks with iran on the comprehensive plan of action by thing with little bit. and also there were draws problem of not just on. so these are a number of important programs. but unfortunately, it seems that the united states prohibition position has not changed. the oil demand or complete irreversible verifiable disarmament of north korea's nuclear program has never worked at is not likely to work. the subject of consternation and negotiation for decades young beyond as the heart of north korea's nuclear program, is cooling tower was famously destroyed in 2008 as part of an international drive to dismantle parts of the program. in exchange for relief from sanctions, the following year in north korea kicked monitors out. nearly a decade later, kim jung own offered to dismantle young john in return for the same concessions. the trump administration rejected the offer that would have left cam with other

reactors in secret sites. not to mention possible nuclear weapons. weapons, i would give north korea leverage right them if they've got, you know, 30 instead of 20 or a 100 instead of, you know, 50 or whatever. we don't know how many they have been. this gives them more bargaining chips when events where you go station take place by apparently allowing the world to see this new activity at young beyond the north korean leader may be signaling. he's ready to talk. and her chappelle al jazeera. if he of his prime minister abbey asked met his meeting, regional leaders as international pressure builds to end the conflict in the northern te gray region. his latest trip took him to wonder where he met president polka ga me. earlier he met the leader of uganda president jody ma, 70, the united nations secretary general, and tony. whatever she is calling on all foreign troops to leave the potential urging all parties to push for a last thing, sees fire into grey ha madeau has this update from neighboring kenya. we don't

know whether the prime minister is any close to agreeing to wall pots with the guy rebels, something he has been refusing for a while now, despite lot of international pressure on him and the war, the prime minister is football refusing to take off the people's liberation from rebels from the ridges of tara organization as something that will pay the way for talks between his government unbearable. who seem top is chosen in the past couple of months by the smaller groups in the show will go most region as well as the for the all region joining runs with them on 2nd, the war to the government causing even more problems for civilians across the country and we are seeing a lot of shuttle diploma in the past few days. the president of can you can now to

the subsidies for the sober kid paid a visit to prime minister. i be trying to convince him to hold the stock love to continue and i was appointed for giddeon, president of global fund, or something that's already been rejected by the rebels will calling delford can union bias. so at this point in time, we do not know whether these talks will be held off total, but that despite all the fighting continues, and many, many people have been uprooted from their homes in the past few months as the war in europe. and in this region, they sign up a cabbage and they reel and culpable fear that to any out all out war in if you will have them. if occasions flop, you want it's borders. zombie as newly elected president who's making sweeping changes. president ok, in the dilemma, has appointed new military chiefs and replaced all police commissioners. the

president says he hopes to launch a new era in zambia by restoring the rule of law and respectful fundamental freedoms. from the miller has more from johannesburg, zombie as newly elected president, icons, hytcher. lemme says the new appointments have been made to replace what he calls the previous governments. heavy handedness rights groups had criticized his predecessor, in lieu of cracking down on descent and opposition parties, including at that time. now president tgm, he'd been arrested several times as leader of opposition party the u. p. n. d. and they also continued to be some pensions during election. earlier this month on sunday, he spoke to church leaders and attendees saying no one would be sent to jail. but criticizing the u. p in the alliance government and also that he pans to fix the problem areas the in the new government, which include tackling poverty, hunger, joblessness, and a lack of business opportunities regarding the new commanders which include the

army and the if was chief, he chill, emma says, they should restore the rule of law, and he's also indicated that more changes should be expected. in china, many teachers and education work has been banned from tutoring students for profit . guffman hopes the band will ease financial pressure on families and reduce the cost of raising a child. katrina, you reports from beijing, wolf street, english once or private tutoring session to chinese students came to improve through extra steady. ah, now it's one of more than $1000.00 companies, forced to close their doors. following sweeping education regulation, tutoring companies can no longer teach compulsory school subjects teach during school hours. not earn a profit. thousands of foreign tutors, like catherine peterson, has suddenly found themselves redundant. the american has taught english and

critical thinking skills in china for 5 years. this is going to impact the industry a lot. and especially now with coven, it's so hard for foreigners to come into the country to. i think it might mean a huge downsizing of the industry. many parents invested in chooses to help their children boost their results in hyper competitive exams known as cow cow that they need to pass to get into universities. but many say john is tutoring industry. that was one's worth an estimated $140000000000.00 is now decimated. can you shop lost her job as an administrator in one of china's biggest tutoring companies and is now struggling to find work? sure, yeah, i don't have time to go because anyway, she just because of the huge demand this industry was blooming, but it put a lot of pressure on parents because extra tutoring is not always the chinese government. it's crap down on private shoes or reduce the cost of raising

a child and ease pressure on family. china's birth rate is flowing and authorities are desperately trying to encourage couples to have more children. but analysts say this isn't the only goal. authorities also want to courage investment in more innovative areas of china's i t industry's to create greater competition with high tech companies in the west. amazon, the mapping, how alina space technology is the company, mars budge knows the i t giants in china, and they are making money of parents anxiety. but somewhere in that, the government that may just lead to a black market in private tutoring. just because the government has banned or is trying to cut back on a certain kind of education. i don't mean that was thought parents from trying to pursue it. the government says it's offering support to thousands of people affected by the measures that that may not be enough to help all of those really from the shock of seeing that teaching career in china. suddenly at an end,

katrina you out 0 aging. not a single country in the world is using leaded petro anymore. algeria was the last to provide the product ending sales in july. it's a combination of a 19 year campaign by the us environment program. initially, leaded fuel was used in more than a 100 nations, mostly in low income countries. the u. n says eliminating it prevents 1200000 premature deaths. because let a few illustrates, in a nutshell, the kind of mistakes that humanity has been making at every level of our society is the kind of mistakes that have brought us to the triple planetary crisis. the crisis of climate change, the crisis bite of us to laws and the crisis of pollution. at least 11 people have been killed off the 2 boats collided on a river and peruse amazon region. the incident happened on the lago river in the

northeast. about 60 people rescue to 9 the missing a volcano on the italian island of sicily as erupt again, sending ash and lava into the air mountains, nor is the largest of italy. 3 active volcanoes is lost or opted in february. the display could be seen by residents in the nearby city of katana. a major fire in milan is destroyed a high rise residential building, housing about 70 families. local officials say the blaze started on the high floor and spread to lower levels. all residents were evacuated, none reports have been killed or injured. ah. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now. just see right now, several rockets have been fired at cobble airport as the last us flights take off before tuesdays departure deadline. i full k says it was behind the attack at

approximately 11 pm eastern time. last.