and that's made a 2nd land full moving up the west coast of mexico. it is weakening, but the remnants are bringing possible floods to states like sinaloa and sonora. we could see mudslides as those rainfall heaviest in the mountainous regions. now those remnants do move up across the us border. we could see some flooding in those south west states in the days to come now was moved further east. where watching ida as we can moving north across the mississippi and into tennessee. we have seems to be flooding here, we could see more. we got alerts out for possible flash floods. and tornadoes, as the winds are still pretty strong, and it's going to make its way towards that east coast, bringing a lot of the wet weather to the virginia's and eventually on to places like new york. ahead of that, the weather is looking rather fine and dried, but there is going to be some real torrential wayne on the way for new york and washington d. c. elsewhere it is looking largely fine across western areas, but the wet weather arrives in the south west by wednesday.

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years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh, a watching. i'll just remind our top stories with the pentagon has confirmed the last american troops have left couple walking the end of 20 years. when i got lost the 17 transport plane took off 4 hours ago clearing ask space before the announcement was made. well, the taliban hailed the departure of us troops describing it as a start limit saying i've done it's gone, has now gained independence,

celebratory gun font and far away has been heard a couple of thousands of boss guns still want to leave. the un security council has adopted a resolution to let them go safely, but it's not known if the taliban will comply. so as we've been reporting western troops have now left. i've got a song of the 20 years of war, but the country has been a stage for conflict for fall longer than that between great powers and afghans themselves. as have a look back in december of 1979, the soviets invaded and stayed in afghanistan for a decade with us support muslim fire. just call them which i, dean for back. a 1000000 off guns were killed in the proxy war. along with 15000 soviet troops, mage dean and splintered and fought for the capital leading to a 4 years civil war. in 1996, an offshoot of the major hygiene now known as the taliban to control and toppled in

the us led invasion. following the $911.00 attacks president george w bush refused a taliban also to hand over a summit, been lauded. his successor bark obama vowed to win the war of the u. s. could leave any sent in thousands more troops to fight a resurgent taliban. when nato soon had 850000 boots on the ground in the country. in 2011 a summer really? obama president obama released some taliban officials to hold talks in katha. they said the trump administration, had taliban co found that mueller up the gunny brother release from prison to help seal the deal? well, the us sign a piece agreement with a taliban last year and agreed to pull out by may of this year. and president biden delayed this by a few months and ordered the military to complete its mission by august the 30.

first. let's speak to andrew bass. of it in will pull massachusetts, he's the president of the quincy as chief responsible state croft and also after the accomplice america's role in a world transformed many thanks for joining us on the program. so here we off to 2 decades of war. the us military has completed its withdrawal from afghanistan. first. can i get you to reflect on the significance of this moment? i think the, the real significance is not in the evacuation which began as something of a disaster. great confusion on the part of us authorities ended in something of a success if we think about 123000 people being evacuated. but

i don't think that's the real story. the real story is the 20 years that preceded the evacuation. the longest war in american history, a war that belonged to 4 different presidents, belongs to the military award that had many media cheerleaders, but one which was radically mismanaged and ended in failure. that's the real issue . i think that deserves our attention. we have a very frank open statement by general mckenzie a little earlier who ever saw that final pull out saying the taliban had been helpful and useful? those were his words in those final days. but the evacuation looking ahead at what can we read into that statement? is there a possibility now that the 2 sides potentially could work together? well, i think from the us point of view, it's imperative for us to find

a way to work with the taliban. however disagreeable that may be to us authorities into the american people. we're now in a damage control mode. we need to try to limit the negative fall out from this defeat that we have experienced in limiting the negative fall out requires whether we like it or not, excepting the fact that our adversaries in this war having one are now in control of afghan extent. there was a united nations security council resolution past today saying the taliban need to allow freedom of movement for people who want to leave through land. or the question though is do they on the international community, have the leverage to make that happen to get the taliban to listen to them?

well, they might have some leverage, but i don't think that they have any will the un security council resolution sounds nice on paper? it has no backing in terms of if, if the taliban doesn't oblige, this is what we're going to do. each of the punitive measures the, the, the resolution was further weekend by the fact that 2 members of the so called p 5, the russians and the chinese abstained from the vote. so it is less than a resulting statement that obliges the taliban to behave in a certain way. i suppose it's, it's useful. the words are nice. i think everybody will be very happy. if the taliban proves to be a cooperative in fulfilling some of the goals that the that the

international community would like to see. but we're not in a position to dictate here where we are. we are operating from the position of genuine weakness. how concerned are you or how concerned should we be about a terrorist threats from isis? so isis k. again, the general making the point that the biggest challenge the taliban faces is dealing with the 2000 eyes is fighters that are in afghanistan at the moment. well, i think when this subject comes up, there seems to be a presumption that f ganna stan is the only place on the face of the earth where terrorist organizations can plot attacks against the united states or against american allies. that's simply not the case. so the, to the extent that there is

a terrorist problem in there is, it's not simply confined to afghanistan. that said, it is, it is certainly in the interest of the united states and its allies. that the taliban would act vigorously to assert genuine control or would the territorial integrity of afghanistan, and thereby prevent the malignant actors from from doing what happened on $911.00 remains to be seen if they're willing to do that remains to be seen. and if they're capable of doing that, i think the best thing that the united states and its allies can do is to try to provide incentives to get the taliban to take seriously its obligation to prevent terrorist organizations from, from finding, taking a group in f, ganeth stand,

andrew passive, it's very good to get your thoughts. president of the quincy institute for responsible stake croft i'll just hours before the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan was completed. senior taliban, the figure on us i. connie told al jazeera, the movement is unified and will decide on who leads the country. charlotte sat down with him in couple, lou muscular sharper, one, sunk. the problem in is going to stand was because if foreign is now the biggest goal is achieved, and assa connie tells us from his new accommodation and a leafy suburb in western cobble hare, he is a diplomat talking with former government leaders to encourage them to join and you tell a bon government still, he's wanted by the us, which calls him a terrorist. and as also under un sanctions, the taliban of phil, organizing the government. but what are the aims of the government? the 1st she was that she over all to maintain and be faithful to what we were

fighting for, to serve the afghan people to serve as slum. the people who were working towards the school have been fighting for 20 years, have given their lives, lost family members, and have been locked inside jails. who connie himself was imprisoned for 5 years and seen him to death. he was released 2 years ago to accelerate stored peace talks with the us in cutter. do you know what position you have in government had in santa was, and comes udo due to every human having weaknesses? i question my ability, but we have our elders orders, and we have to do what they tell us. according to our ideology, my personal desire is to finish my education live freely and help the muslim connie network was started by his father, july dean. and since folded into the 10 above its been responsible for some of the worst attacks in afghanistan in recent years. his uncle had legal non lead security

operations in kabul. his brother, sergio dean, is the televisions deputy leader. often when governments come into power, their internal divisions, is the taliban unified or are the divisions though the bully? i didn't know the problem was we took control of cobble and other provinces peacefully and reduced the damage to infrastructure and bloodshed. this shows our unity and alliance. we hope that we will prosper and pray that we never desire designations. pod wealth. we've seen the images of people running to the airport. they say they're terrified, they're scared of the telephone. is it warranted? and what can you do to reassure them? i will, hutton, which way they have a little bunny or the we've implemented a sci fi now. when they say the scared of the taliban, it's just an excuse. in reality, the americans have created this issue to degrade our nation. they want to show a comparison of getting to me hanging on to us helicopters, after 30 days attack. there's been

a lot of concern about eiffel in afghanistan. what is the taliban strategy to counter isolate? didn't he has had ample touch last monday we felt the world empty handed and came this far as we can get rid of such a group like we have in the past. this is not something to be stressed about. the and yet media skins are municipal reasons, not just my. i saw that by the telephone. no knowing what to expect from the group . 20 years since it was lost in power. charlotte bellis al jazeera cable. let's get some not the news. hospitals in the u. s. state of louisiana have been forced to evacuate dozens of patients soft hurricane. i knocked out power in many areas, including the city of new orleans, automate land full on sunday, but has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. full cost to say it bill poses a threat as it needs northeast into the state of mississippi. phil laval has the

latest from that. this is what the effort to get power back on in louisiana. it looks like we're actually across the board and mississippi where we've got hundreds of trucks, electricity repair trucks, by all being lined up to go across brackets, louisiana, some that's already because this is i major, major outage is just a localized issue. all of new orleans is without power, so 1000000 residents, the power went off about 6 o'clock just as the storm came in. and it is being described as a rocket transformation. failure at the head of the boss of the power company says that the grid is 100 percent mush by down power lines down telephone lines. and this is a real issue. this is not just about people not being able to charge that phones. people all living people are stranded rather in the house, so she didn't leave. they have no air conditioning. this is louisiana, it is war. if it's very hot, it's humid, it's the end of august,

and it's always warm at this time of year. so for those people who are stranded at home, the power really needs to come back home, which is why here in mississippi, they are doing everything. they can't lend a hand, i get the lights on. the sockets working, i guess they paid in california thousands happened, forced to leave the resort city of lake tahoe. as a while, find the closer the calder fire, which broke out in august. the 14th has already burn 3 more than 700 square kilometers, destroying hundreds of buildings. fine to say climate change has made the region warmer in the past 30 years and will continue to make the weather more extreme. and while far more destructive, the united states have been removed from the european union's list of save countries. as kevin 1900 cases continue to rise. the use recommending a poor on all non essential travel from america. daily hospital emissions in the us have risen policy 100000 for the 1st time since last winter infections,

a soaring in part due to the delta variance. while students in mexico have returned in passing classes on monday, most in the country favour the return. but concerns over the safety of students has sparked protests and some schools have chosen not to reopen. on your report report reports now from guerrero in mexico. the parents, students and teachers are eagerly preparing classrooms in mexico's get a little state for return to in person classes. for the last 18 months, thomas l. the edison elementary school, in the outskirts of a couple equal, has remain closed. the effort underway is to have the facility up and running by the august 30th back to school deadline lab at your federal kathy. what about her classic product? i hope we can return to classes so that our children can study and have an interest in their education. because it's not the same to study at home when i me my,

to the out in this world like the know everyone is linda get hand many here or worried. the effort may not be enough. parents say the facility lacks many basic necessities, like sanitation supplies, and at times even running water. i mean the school needs many things. as you can see, even the wooden windows are rushing away. the corona virus contagion is still quite high in this part of mexico. and so our concerns over going back to school, then i'm off with them and that's what we have to get the school in good condition and you know, with good ventilation and enough space on that. as you can see, the classroom is quite small. social distancing is complicated not just the reopening of schools has been a divisive issue in mexico, sparking protests against the government, where many claim authorities have mismanaged the response to the pandemic. this demonstration in downtown mexico city was organized by students and their parents,

many of whom say they want a return to in person. classes are concerned that the mexican government cannot guarantee the safety of students. the government statistics suggest more than $5000000.00 children have dropped out of school during the pandemic. children's rights organizations also point to other alarming trends like 24 percent increase in cases of domestic abuse. international organizations like unicef, and the w. h o. c fears over contagion or warranty, but also warrant of the negative impacts. the last year to half has had on children and adolescents, our particular was give me what else we have only believes in risk of reopening schools. it's lower than the risk children and adolescents already running by keeping them out of school. education is not only about knowledge is about learning . social skills is a question of development, is a matter of reaching wants potential in life. and we have to prioritize this the

most schools in mexico began welcoming students on monday morning. many others have decided not to reopen thomas l. the edison elementary and get little state is among those choosing to keep their doors close until corona virus. contagion, rates in the state are adequately reduced. monroe ended up a low al jazeera mexico city. sandy is newly elected president, has made some sweeping changes. president, hike in the each. lemme has appointed new military chiefs and replaced all police commissioners. the president says he hopes to launch a new era and zombies, by restoring the rule of law and respect for fundamental freedoms. for me to mila has moved from janice, beg, 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. b 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 pants to fix the problem areas the in the new government, which include tackling poverty, hunger, joblessness, and a lack of business opportunity 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 is also indicated that more changes should be expected. rallies have been held in bangladesh to support relatives demanding justice for hundreds of missing people. a human rights watch report says security forces are behind many of the 4th disappearances. tunbridge address as this report from docker i surely briggs don't and she

describes the moment her 22 year old son was picked up by an elite police unit in 2013. to this day there is no trace of him. i want to live, my son was picked up by the rapid action battalion from the shewn, the area of docket. we went to all relevant taurus, to witness account and proof, asking for help. but they said they have no knowledge about him instead of harassing us. and claim it, our son is at home. my son was not involved in politics. the pain is too much to bear. human rights observed, say, a security forces in bangladesh have long committed, great human rights abuses, including under previous governments. other family members of the disappeared paper all along with many others. i've gathered here at the bank of the national press club in the capital city to protest against,

disappearing their calling on the government to release activists and members of the opposition have been sick or to the house. several local and international human rights organization. recently our top un officials, donors and freight partners to step up measures to whole senior bangladesh. she security forces members accountable for many hold seems to be all they have now had my husband. so he was picked up by police in plain clothes, near the central jail. he was involved with opposition, student politics, whatever he might be. i just want him returned the band with home ministry, and the rapid diction battalion did not respond to our 0 as request for an interview day. all the family members organized by mir dot got together to protest against the enforced disappearances of our family members. by this fascist government, we want them to return the disappeared people and that justice is served. according to bangladesh, she human rights group,

nearly 600 people have been forcibly disappeared by the security forces since 2009 . while some have been relieved. many others have become victims of extra judicial killings. scores are still missing on me in june. 2019. my father smiled. her son was picked by it up from his shop and the med foot of it has been 3 years. we have no news of our father. a 3rd. it is not paying any attention to our duke was. all i want is my father. and he report by human rights watch documents, the details of 86 people missing in bangladesh, years later, many of their love love still don't know their fate. and no one has ever been held to account can be child re, i was just data dot com for you. a nuclear watchdog says it has evidence. north korea has restarted its main reactor. i'm going to believe a may be

a tactic for future talks with the u. s. under chicago reports without inspectors in north korea. dye a relies on satellite images using these it says is detected a discharge of cooling water at the main nuclear plant and young beyond. and that suggests the reactor is operating. if the latest findings are correct, the you and nuclear watchdog says it's a deeply troubling development and it's believe young beyond reactor produce plutonium for north korean 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, peter with russia,

which happened in february. the resumption of talks with iran on the comprehensive plan of action by thing with well bit and also there were draws from of, not just on. so these are a number of important programs. but unfortunately, it seems that the united states traditional position has not changed the all demand for 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 is the heart of north korea's nuclear program . it's 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 came with other reactors in secret sites, not to mention possible nuclear weapons. weapons,

i would give north korea leverage right him 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, give them more bargaining chips when eventually 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 are chappelle al jazeera china as cut the amount of time children can spend gaming on line to 3 hours a week. state media says gamers, under the age of 18, will only be able to play between 8 pm and 9 pm on fridays, as well as weekends and holidays. it's in response to growing concerns over gaming addictions. protest is demanding urgent action on climate change and block traffic from crossing the tower bridge in london, run to under people joined a rally. several were arrested as they tried to build a structure on a nearby street. riley was organized by extinction. rebellion for me,

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people around the world. people pay attention to what is on here, and it's very good at bringing the news to the world from here. oh, i there out. the last us true leave afghanistan, ending america's longest from withdraw signifies both the end of the military component documentation, but also the end of the nearly 20. your mission that began and fantasy, and shortly after september, 11th 2000. ah, hello money. sorry this is there a lie from joe was so coming up.