rather than to keep them people in depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on our jazeera the news. ready a crumbling economy and an armed resistance. we take a look at the priorities, the head for the taliban as it prepares to govern government. also we travel to east up got it's done to find out what people say about the future under the new ruler. ah robin, what they were like my headquarters here in the coming up in the next 30 minutes. i was not going to extend this forever war and i was not extending forever ex

joe biden defend the truth withdrawal from look on his son, but says america will be unrelenting, and it's fight against groups. please. and desperate scenes in the u. s. state of louisiana 48 hours after hurricane either devastated the region. ah, welcome to the bank. i'm far in full since i've left. i've got this done and the taliban is back in charge. but the millions vaskins life remain difficult and uncertain. and economic crisis is making a devastating humanitarian crisis. even worse, salaries have not been paid. the banks are badly functional, and price is a suit arising and rob mcbride reports and cobble the taliban now, facing the mounting challenge of getting things in order even before as a government trying to get a grip on an economy that is faltering,

get best outside one of cobbles, main banks, the taliban allowing just 10 customers at a time as hundreds more weight that turn not very patiently. put a bit of command. abraham probably didn't expect to be controlling frustrated crowds when the taliban stool to victory will be a home. yes, of course we understand the problems and that's why we've brought these much idea of how many customers government employees who say they hadn't been paid for months and caught by the speed of the former governments collapse. everyone is running out of cash. but like a memo, because men should have 100 over everything in good order. instead of running away like a did. i have money in a bank like $4000.00, but but i can't cash my money from buying people's access to the bank to cash

remains a real problem. the banks have largely remain closed when they are open. there are strict limits on how much you can withdraw. i did all pointed to a much bigger physical problem of how i can is done is going to pay its way taliban government. the country central bank reserves have been frozen by the us while world bank and diana funding has stopped. just surviving is the immediate concern for many businesses. it takes like 6 months, the husein family completed the expensive opening of a 2nd coffee shop branch 2 weeks before the taliban takeover. i very contact with the people who are have restaurants, who have from individual businesses. so they're all down further down the street, taylor hamid raheem. he doesn't know when things will improve. what i thought is on call. well, a modern because the bang fact lost in people's mind is stuck in the bank. there is

no business. the banks are open, then people come own his rac hanging, increasing number of uncollected jackets in suits. they were ordered before the taliban victory by people who no longer have the cash to pay for them. fabric for all who've left the clothes and that country behind in search of something better. robert bride al jazeera couple. let's go over to charles, transferred to something event for us on the capital. cobble morning, charles, and again, it is the morning after the day before and the taliban in charge with the big administrative decisions ready to make about governing the country. that's right, so and so far, no clarity about what sort of government is going to talk about going to put together. we understand that talks are ongoing in kandahar between talk taliban officials. we also understand that, for example, for president, how may cause i,

who we know want you to be part of some sort of inclusive administration. we understand is still here in cobble. there are lots of questions as to how this, what kind of, how they should ministration is going to be made up. and there are now increasing concerns as long as these tools go on about levels of cohesiveness. for example, within various different factions of the child on there are huge questions with respect to governance in terms of delivering services. busy and as we heard in rob's package, you know, managing an economy that is hemorrhaging. i've just come back from an area around the banks relatively close to here. and there are literally thousands of people queueing up, waiting to try and get into a bank to pull out whatever money they can. many of them made up of the 10s of thousands of workers for the government workers. and for example,

i can all army soldiers who haven't been paid for months and are expecting to at least try and withdraw some of what would be their last salary from that administration. they're also questions with respect to what level of control the tyler bond could possibly have over fighters. that obviously you're going to need paying as well. and of course, when we've got these huge fries from the, from the world bank and the fries of us, us banks as well of money. now he's putting massive pressure on the taliban. the 1st stage seemingly is to pull a government's together. that's what we've been told to talk about trying to do, but as a say is the 1st time they've ever done this. and there is as yet no clarity as to what that government will actually look like. there's been a fascinating story. we know that for the past month or so, charles, we've been keeping a very close eye on the pan,

she valley where the former government delete forces were holding out in the north north of the capital. obviously it's developing situation there, but also there's a potential flash point to which is very concerning for all sides. that's right, this area, the punch about is about 120 kilometers north of the capital. it is playing a place for historical resistance, resistance put up by michelle dean fighters against the soviets in the eighty's. the soviets never managed to take this area. the taller bond also have never managed to take control of it, largely because of its incredibly steep valley sides. it's very easy to defend. now the group in the valley corner sells the n r f. we understand that made up several 1000 fighters to the and the national resistance forces. they are made up of for the members of the northern alliance that fought against the child. and they also,

it's believed to have certain members of the former governments there, including the, the deputy prime minister is being led by a man called up sous this movement of pursuit, the son of a form of very famous much id fighter. he is saying that the taliban have to guarantee an inclusive government, a government that will bring in, bring on board, for example, members of the target population. the punch valley is dominated by the atomic population of around about $100000.00. now in the last couple of days last few days, in fact, we know that it's all about, i've sent for forces fighters in around or around that valley. they have surrounded it. we also know that they have been negotiations that have been taught between the n r s and the tyler bond, the n r f. those saying that they will fight defend themselves if indeed these guarantees are not, do not become a reality. but worryingly last night,

certainly according to local media. one media channel is saying that they were crashes. and they were taliban fighters that were killed. we've had no confirmation from the tyler band as yet, but yeah, that is just another challenge that this new kind of leadership faces. which of course has huge implications, but more displacement of people. and yet, you know more problems for, for afghan, it stands it try to dig itself out of the certificate crisis did a situation where we keeping a very close eye and the for the moment. charles, thanks 5, it's charles struck for the 4th in cobble let's cross over to jol about what you can speak to saw bon jovi, it is in the east of the country. and i saw that when we spoke to you on wednesday, you described the city a sort of life getting back to normal. but what does the new normal look like on the ground to me when it comes to security? and those essential services that people desperately need her life has never really gone away from normal according to all about just

a change of god. because in delilah, but there was a change in dublin. the former governor, i did made a deal with the taliban and the god of on came in and it was a peaceful transition. now what is happening? i'll show you it. a slice of life in july about business is continuing as normal. we can be taliban gods and major squares and, and 10 to the street so crowded their people milling about in the main market area . yes, the banks are close. but unlike what is happening in the center of cobble, there is no real, huge out care of people. we've spoken to some people who told us that there's, this is, it is difficult for them to figure out what the future holds for them. but they are so far satisfied about the situation in the street because there are no more robust snatching, there's no more kidnapping. the crime rate is all about sizes will be rejoicing the

goal of being and reminding that of the time the spent in jail such as back gum and others. and i asked them, how are you going to reconcile the people who affording to you but torturing you in jail? and they say, because they to the general and they're not going to be taking revenge. they have given the people who tortured them and they want to turn over a new leaf. now the challenge is, it's not just security and think of the economics develop is the major fade rules as well. and people invaded the telling us, yes, they're happy with. how does all of us have so far conducted visits, but major questions remain on economic stability on giving prospects to people and making sure that this glimmer of hope in peace would you have seen in the last 2 weeks last angela sullivan of it in the east got some thanks very much. sama now the us president has confronted his critics for ending america's longest war and the chaos that followed. joe biden, hale b evacuation operation, an extraordinary success bite and said the era in which the united states use

military power to remake other countries has ended. miss allen fisher reports from the white house by the speech marks a significant shift in america's foreign policy. my fellow americans, the war in afghanistan is now over. joe biden brought an end to america's involvement to end its longest war 20 years, which still lives cost money, and damaged america's image in the world. war to remove the taliban, which again sits in power in kill bill. were left with a simple decision, either follow through on the commit made by the last administration and leave afghanistan. or say we weren't levy and commit another tens of thousands more troops. going back to war, that was the choice, the real choice between libby or escalating, he promised all americans who wanted to leave would be evacuated before the u. s.

military where they went somewhere between one and 200 are still they are stranded but bite and insists not forgotten. and for those remaining americans, there is no deadline. we remain committed to get them out if they want to come out . but the president pace is growing criticism from political opponents, and even though is on his own site, the say he failed. his leadership failed america, fail the lies, have got to stop the accountability needs to be there. but most importantly, americans need to be able to be brought home. this cannot be our history. this cannot be where this ends. we will not allow, it might insist he did the best job possible after the previous administration. never mentioning, come by name, sign to deal to pill, trips out without political assurances and to the new threat group behind last week, suicide attack at the international airport. there was this warning,

isis. k. we are not done with you yet. the year left oregon, i think how do you in such a short space of time, was undoubtedly a military, diplomatic, and humanitarian success with americans left behind it for very little america has questions to ask about his involvement in afghanistan. questions that are obvious and difficult. you'll buys and has been politically damaged by what has happened over the last few weeks. he didn't start the war, but what happened at the end? well, hang over the remainder of his time and i'll fisher, i'll just see it up at the white house. that's what we're whitehouse correspond. kimberly hell get joining us from washington dc. morning guy can let me today's now we've been talking about the president being under pressure. i mean, last night he spoke because we had an alan's report, but sort of did him. his words have a sort of soothing influence on any of his critics. it doesn't appear that that's been the reaction to the president's 26 minute speech. in fact,

just the opposite. many americans expressing disappointment the president while claiming to take responsibility for what went wrong with that evacuation instead deflected blame even blaming those americans that got left behind and suggesting that they didn't heed the warnings to evacuate soon enough. and so this is frustrated so many that the president, eager to silence his critics, is instead trying to quickly turn the page in that speech announcing that there would be sort of a new type of foreign policy with respect to american conflicts in the future that the conflicts may take a different shape and form, for example, fighting cyber crime and confronting the new threats and meeting them where they are. for example, the president suggesting russia and china and also the afghanistan is no longer the place that threatens the united states. but there are areas like where there is as

forms of extremism in the arabian peninsula, somalia, syria, that these are the new concerns of the united states. so it was clear that the president was trying to move on the end to now to less intervention as policy for the united states moving forward. but what he didn't accomplish was the consolation and the consoling is the consoler. and chief, as we often say that americans were looking for, and part of the aftermath of that, kimberly is that there's always a little short term and a long term political damage to an event that says large as this sort of the chaotic way that it was handled in your opinion, i mean, how do you assess how long you might say the mud will stick? well, there is no question that the president was elected to deal with kind of the domestic issues and problems that ales america right now. and so this is not really what he was looking for, and that's why he wants to return to some of that domestic agenda. but the problem

is, is that this is really reopened a wound for so many americans that were hoping to shut the door on a generation of conflict. and that's a problem for joe biden. and his critics have seized on this republicans are suggesting that the president should resign, that there should be a congressional inquiry. and even members of his own democratic party are raising questions about how the president could break the promise of thing. every american that was to get out will be able to and then somehow leave a couple 100 of people behind. so this is going to have ram of occasions for the president potentially his reelection. that is far off. * but in the short term, potentially the mid term elections that are about a year away. but there's no question that his critics have seized on this. even as most americans pull show are happy that this withdrawal is over, that this is what they wanted. the manner in which it was conducted has left

everyone criticizing joe biden. kimberly for the update. thanks so much. kimberly helped get the white house correspondent in washington d. c will still had here on, i'll just 0. after the end of the ask a military mission. some western nations negotiate with a taliban to secure passage. for those who want to leave a little more than 200 left on the flakes. volcanic code scientists search will pink iguanas, in the glove profile, and ah hello there, we've got some quiet weather at last coming into central and eastern parts of europe. i am pleased to say you can see this area of low pressure to swirling away just around poland. that's been producing some very heavy rain for poland in germany as part of austria recently. that will gradually, just not

a little further eastward over the next couple days. so dry weather will gradually come back in behind things a little more stagnant up towards that's more the side of the atlantic just around britain and ireland. we have got this area of high pressure, it keeps it dry, but it does keep it cool with a fair amount of cloud in here. got a fair amount to cloud to into spain and portugal. that's producing flooding into parts of east and spain. arrays live stays very well. what's a good part of spinal portugal? as we go through wednesday, dry up towards the northwest of europe through much of france solo countries, a little more clouds and central pass. you can see that wet weather. now easing across towards russia. 20 celsius in moscow, the rain goes through on wednesday coast down to around 14 for thursday. the right just continues to ease a little further. it was dry weather coming, backing behind was still quite a few showers there into northern parts of spain. at this stage, largely drawn across northern parts of africa, some heavy showers just around the gulf of guinea. and because in very right, whether the sunny goal and the gambia,

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book about you're watching over there with me. so he'll run the reminder of our top stories. the taliban says it'll say new government in the coming days, but a collapsing economy and a going humanitarian crisis is a major challenge. got a few rules. also us president joe biden is defended. his withdrawal of troops from of done a song calling the evacuation. an extraordinary success. he faced criticisms about the kale for the past few weeks as the taliban to control the u. k. is and talks with the taliban to secure a safe passage for british nationals in afghan allies were still stuck in the country that all taking place here in doha. now the taliban has promised to allow further departures. britain ended its military mission on saturday. after flying out nearly 17000 people. and the european union has pledged to support have done thousands neighbors to help them host refugees. it is concerned about a new wave of people heading to europe. german chance anglo medical says her government will continue to al boss counts among us after finishing all cuz we

always said that we didn't only want to taking local stuff, but also people that were actively involved in civil society matters are in connection with germany. and we made clear throughout the evacuation that everyone should help everyone, such as when we flew up people from the u. s. with our air bridge and we also took others, and now we need to get everything organized. you also what the situation was at couple airport and how people that were in need of help were taken in. unfortunately, the is a big issue, have kind of stuff which we might need to discuss. how can we have some form of presence in order get to get our people out working closely with also germans and bits to see what i thought about as possible? one of the issue i need to discuss but also how can we help to continue making sure that advantage down is at least and also in the future, a place where not terrorism is coming from the saudi coalition forces fighting in

the admin, say it's destroyed a huge the launch pad in retaliation, but tuesdays drove attack. at least 8 people in our power, wounded by shrapnel of the advent, intercepted and explosive drone of the skies of the border city. now the collisions that it tracked below the site near the capitol center and released this footage of what it says is the strike. the war in yemen is entering its 7th year the reports, the syrian government and local leaders from the rebel control city of data have reached an agreement on a 3 day sci fi is due to start on wednesday. the government forces have recently intensified their offences to capture their including blocking supplies, food and medicine. there's been a series of rebel attacks on army checkpoints in neighboring town. libby, as neighbors, so decided to send a delegation to assess the country's political situation before december's elections. now the decision was taken at the end of a 2 day meeting,

which was hosted by jerry, though also calls for the withdrawal of all foreign fighters mercenaries. they b as warring signs reached a deal last year and a year long conflict. he was president joe biden is offering federal, helped to restore power and water to states ravaged by hurricane ida. fixing the electrical grid could take several weeks raising phase of a health crisis. a stranded people were low on drinking water level reports from last near new orleans. some are they all completely desperate here when they help. please rob ida tore out roofs and windows ripped bricks out of walls, destroying lives and buildings in a few long hours. now they are pleading, are these all please look him up with it. i want to go my mama, your will be you. i love what we appeal. we need all somebody's help a plea. but where do you even begin from the sky?

it is just water everywhere, roads now rivers. they look like boats, but they're actually cause residents just have to hope the engine holds out. almost all of the phones that down here ever since this thing started, we have no communication with anybody. some are getting online to ask for help on social media, but here in la plus just north of new orleans, they are pretty much trapped. j owns for hotels. his 30 stuff have been stranded inside for days. he can reach them to see if they're okay, but the issue isn't it. you have to try to rescue them. yeah, you can't get so i can't get there because the and i don't have a boat, i'm hotel, your my would be on a boat. so that's why i would just hoping if somebody would be here, they'll go, i was hoping the national guard or somebody be protecting the danger for those who are now trapped by this water is enormous. first of all, you've got the risk of alligators because they are moving into these, what are essentially now rivers. we know of at least one attack then this disease

because if you've been hit by dave or you have an open wound, this water is filthy. you don't want to go anywhere near it. and then of course, there is the big risk of the power lines. low to them come down. they lifted the side of the road where they snapped like twigs some, making the simple act of walking home incredibly dangerous. the power has been out here and in the wide and you will the ins area since hearken. ida struck, the official said, the great is quote, 100 percent smashed. it may be off for weeks. some have generators, which means they can help with the clean up, but they need gas, which is scarce cause line up outside this gas station because there's what a delivery as you drive through this town. all you see is devastation shop fronts. gone and tie a homes destroyed. that's my living room. we are actually in it every year doing the time. jason was watching tv when this tre up rooted, and came through the ceiling bed to take a decision between what danger i want to deal with. he and his wife had to run into

the storm to escape. even in those winds, you have to go outside and run down the street. yes sir, definitely, because at this point now you have air weather when it's blowing at this point, it could lift the whole roof and now we for now. so what should we put ourselves in danger, but i to take a decision between which danger i want to deal with from the sky. they search for those who need immediate rescue and through all of it, that deep south resilience and humor shines through. by the way, i want to cut the story anyway and not i have the people that either helped you. it helped me and did the bottom of front that exact area. so that's going to happen. so i mean, it's nothing to do but smiled about it. i that took a lot from them, but she will not take their spirit. phil laval, al jazeera le class louisiana. thousands of fighters are battling and out of control i pushed by strong winds towards the northern california in the city of the council. fire is threatening the result city of south lake tahoe on the nevada

border, the 10s of thousands of people have been ordered to leave their homes more than 2 dozen vines burning across california fields by drought and strong winds. this fire has shown us how challenging and volatile that it can be. every containment line that we've had on that eastern side, it has skipped it. and the reason being this is a very rapidly driven fire through terrain. and it's, and it's the weather that's helping to drive it. we've experienced very erratic winds, very high temperatures and very low humidity. and we're in areas that haven't burned in on some records for decades or even a 100 years. scientists in south africa detected a new cove at 19 variant, but they don't know how infectious it really is. it was 1st identified in may and has now been recorded in other countries across africa, european asia, the tests on the way to see if the vaccines will still remain effective against it . the exact threat from this variance, we don't really know, we're not at the stage of fully understanding that the reason we were worried about

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newborns think iguanas only found in the northwestern slopes of the active volcano, which is on isabel island. lead times here in a space. ok. someone with the importance of the expedition to the full kennel was 1st to update the population. census of the pink grant are done in this area. second, distribute groups in their area to determine one of the most important factors to research the species. to find nesting areas, new ebony, one of and locate the distribution of the g one us in the will fall kennel one. ah what's going on there with me? so he'll rob. reminder of all top stories. the taliban says.