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hello, the weather sloppy, sat fair across the middle east at the moment. lots of blue sky, lots of sunshine, we will see little more in the way out and re pushing across. it's not over the next hour, so i have a couple low. it's fine, right, blue skies. now she settled some pleasant weather coming through for what that's worth. she was never too far away. we got some, she was there to northern pakistan. as you can see, these willys in the heat of the day, we'll see the showers just grassy, eating off, and then as you go on into where friday. so repeat performance. really collab bubbling up a few showers. but the west weather was it was southern past the pakistan over to the north west of in the cross, the middle east. as i said, find try and sunny. pretty much summed up a brisk wind. a shamal could lift some dust and sand around that eastern side of your right and punish the high spirit doha of around 42 degrees. my cache, i would say, around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile,

just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here. and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. it is lossy fine and dr. plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. with i can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank accounts with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification, biometrics, a fall from person. big convenience and seeming infallibility. comes at a most crucially out privacy. in the 4th of a 5 part series at a re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithm on jazz around one percent of electricity globally is consumed by data

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in afghanistan, the interim government are on the global terrorism watch list, european union and iran. so the appointments are not inclusive. china says it will keep good relations with the new government and pledge 31000000 dollars in a voters in morocco, choosing new members of parliament and regional councils about 18000000 people are expected to vote. the election is the 3rd since the new constitution was introduced in 2011 securities tied in the french capital. as the trial begins for 20 men charged over the paris, texas in 2015, 130 people were killed in hundreds injured in the violence in the french capital. a un humanitarian agency is warning, it needs more money to deal with a growing crisis in democratic republic of congo. this year loan ethnic violence has forced another 3000 people from their homes in the province of tore catherine sawyer reports from a camp in the capitol. bornea, he's in,

he called joseph and his family have been in this comfort displeased people in borneo in a tory province since may. their village is at buddha with benny territory in neighbouring north. keith. it's where one of the most feared armed groups called our lie democratic forces. all adf has been attacking villages, begun j. d. f. a. been fighting with government forces. the troops treated dental who was started attacking us. so we also fluids. but government declared a state of emergency me effectively placing it to re and north q and a military rule to counter the rebels. but it has been a struggle since we've been here, a convoy of civilian vehicles, escorted by the army, was ambushed by adf. several people were killed and others are missing. thousands of vehicles were burned and the military escort have now been suspended. a village

was also talked about 30 people killed this compost setup 2 years ago, but it is increasingly receiving more and more people from areas that one are previously caught up in the conflict. it is one of many idp comes cut across this province, hosting thousands of id, please continue to flee from this conflict. the new presence of a b s. in some parts of the tory by the complicates an ethnic fuel conflict that's going on for decades, mainly between land farmers and hammer hard as more than 1000 people, mostly hammers have been killed since 2017 and close to $2000000.00 people displaced the total needs for the d, c were estimated at $1980000000.00, which is nearly $2000000000.00 to aid a $16000000.00 people as the most vulnerable the most valuable areas of the country . it to ri, north cable,

south cable and the north of north entangle acre. these areas where there's so much displacement require special attention. and unfortunately, at the moment this year we are only 30 percent funded of humanitarian response plan . covenant forces are pushing rebels out of some areas, and people are beginning to return in this village of now. cool day. those who come back are receiving essential supplies to restart their life. mel jones and the, and his wife shantell said they fled doing fine between troops and militia group guardian and our road. yeah, we did not find anything in our homes when we returned your starting our lives over . everything was lucid, military victories like this one in cooney. i boosting the morale of soldiers as well as the confidence of those they're here to protect, but some here say the success is a to few and quite far apart. cathy sawyer,

all 0. it tory province on natasha and does been is deputy country director for the u. s. world food program in democratic republic of congo. she says the displacement of people has worse than the crisis in the area. many times do not need to talk or which already in itself is the biggest crisis in the world in terms of number. why to conquer late? not enough food every day, and not be this occasion. why? obviously because of the continuum displacement challenges any time after to reach this buck, elation, but we are doing our best to provide the emergency systems to build the need, especially recently just left, but also to provide some livelihood options both at the local population experiencing

a lot of stress to be able to display populations so we never know how long they are going to stay in the new location. we certainly don't have all the funding. we would like to have. what we, i'm trying to do consistently is that team not without apartments, in particular in the northeast base, frequently with answering, you know, with unit steps, but also with other and trying to collaborate with the government to make sure that our action stream a 12 ton bronze statue at the center of racial justice protests in the us has been removed the statue of civil war, confederate general robert e. lee was taken down from its pedestal, in the city of richmond, its removal for the legal back in the states supreme court. alan fisher has more from richmond virginia. this is more newman avenue. this is where there was a line of confederate statutes. but this was the tallest and the most symbolic.

because general lee led to the confederate army. and remember, they were fighting to preserve slavery in the united states, it was seen as a symbol of white supremacy. and now you can see he's been removed from his plan right to the heart of monument avenue, here in richmond, which remains a capital, the capital of virginia, not the capital of any room state. and down to its left, you can see the statue itself. it didn't take long to take it off the plan. in fact, it was just over an hour from putting on the straps to pulling it off the plan, the youth timers and saws to cut it free and to the chance of nana he good bye. it was pulled down onto the ground. it's one of $160.00 statues that have been removed across the country in the last year or so after the death. the mother of george floyd and the nationwide racial justice protest that followed the many people thought that the symbols were simply part of

a pass that had to be well not forgotten, certainly not acknowledge with huge statues in the center of living american cities . a president joe biden says it's time the us got serious about the code red danger in his words of climate change. he's declared at everybody's crisis while visiting north eastern states hit by hurricane ida. 45 people were killed in new york and new jersey last week. the storm and dumped record amounts of rain. and so folks got to listen to the scientist and the economist and the national security experts. they all tell us this is code, read, the nation and the world are in peril, match not hyperbole. that is a fact. they've been warned in us. the extreme weather would get more extreme over the decade, and we're living in real time now. are you and report into global disaster says increasingly extreme events are interconnected and compounding each other. the

study examined at 10 disasters in the past 2 years, including arctic heat waves, the 2020 texas freeze, and the corona virus pandemic. it says all the events are connected to human activity, whether from greenhouse gas emissions or insufficient risk management. and separate disasters are overlapping psy clone m fan last year cause the spike in co, with 19 cases in northern india, after forcing people to crowd in shelters such as se solutions are also interconnected. reducing emissions will not only decrease disasters, but their frequency and overlapping consequences. was the 7th body is a senior scientist of the united nations university institute for environment and human security. she says, individual actions have an important impact. it is important to recognize that there is not such a thing as the natural disaster. sir. there's naturally has which combine them up

with our ability as i about with our lack of ability to cope or to respond. so we need to increase our adaptation for the what does it mean? i think if we expect that some of these events we'll have again, and again, do we need to take much more into consider getting? all right, we're going to take you live now to germany, where the u. s. 60 of stay, antony blinking is about to speak with him in germany. we've been in very close contact from virtually my 1st day. secretary of state were partners across a vast array of issues that matter to germany, to the united states, to the world. and i'm especially grateful for your leadership during this pivotal time. both facilitate the unified diplomatic response toward i can stand and to help thousands of people, including americans, including vulnerable africans. thanks to you,

to transfer merkel to the german government, to the people of germany. we were collectively able to evacuate 124000 people from afghanistan, germany, united states had been working very closely together to mobilize this massive, military, diplomatic, and mediterranean effort, under some of the most challenging circumstances imaginable. and the fact that germany generously stepped up and offered to serve as a temporary transit location for f cancel. risk is a remarkable gesture of compassion and statesmanship. more than 34000 people arrived here on their way to their next destination. many exhaustive vulnerable uncertain about their futures. here, they found a safe place to catch their breath and many people eager to help them there embarking on a new, more peaceful chapter of their lives. thanks to germany. hundreds of americans also

safely transited through here on their way home. and we will never forget how you help to make that happen. of course, germany's commitment to being our partner and i can stand stretches back to 2001. you are one of the largest contributes of troops to coalition operations in afghanistan. you're the 2nd largest contribute operation, resolute support. amy to build a long term foundation for security in a scanner, stand. germany last brave service members, police officers in afghan, a stand, and their sacrifice will not be forgotten. now, germany, the united states and our allies and partners are working together to coordinate and plan the way forward. yesterday the taliban named a new interim government or assessing the announcement. but despite professing that a new government would be inclusive,

the announce list of names consist exclusively of individuals or members of the taliban or their close associates. and know when we're also concerned by the affiliations and track records of some of those individuals. we understand that taliban is presented this as a caretaker cabinet. we will judge it and them by its actions. international feelings made clear its expectation that the african people deserve and inclusive government. today, foreign minister, march and i co hosted a virtual ministry meeting of $22.00 countries, plus nato, the european union, the united nations. to discuss the next chapter on afghanistan, the taliban seek international legitimacy and support any legitimacy, any support will have to be earned. and we heard that across the board from everyone participating in today's session. we also discussed how we will hold the taliban to their commitments and obligations to let people travel freely to respect

their basic rights, including women and minorities, to ensure that can stand is not used as a launching pad for terrorist attacks and not to carry out reprisal violence against those who choose to stay and began to stand. also hold the taliban to their commitment to allow you managerial access. the total conflict drought covered 19. if the people have afghans fan very hard and left millions displace. according the united nations, some 50 percent of the population is in need of humanitarian assistance yesterday and i had a chance to meet with martin griffith the un under secretary general manager and affairs to talk about the need for countries to work together to deliver aid and ward off a potential monitoring crisis, the united states will continue to provide humanitarian assistance to the people that piano stand or gratified to have a partner in congress when it comes to that commitment. let me also say a bit more about freedom of movement, particularly the issue of charter flights. i spoke about this in doha yesterday as

well. as i think all of you know, a number of groups and individuals determined to help are working to organize charter flights out of afghanistan, including from his ari sharif, for people who wish to depart were grateful for those efforts. there's been a fair amount of confusion surrounding flights and let me just clarify a few things. as of now, the taliban are not permitting the charter flights to depart. they claim that some of the passengers do not have the required documentation. while there are limits to what we can do without personnel on the ground, without an airport, with normal security procedures in place, we are working to do everything in our power to support those flights and to get them off the ground. that's what we've done. that's what we will continue to do. specifically, we're working with jose with advocates, with lawmakers around the clock to help coordinate their efforts and offer guidance

where we can, we're hoping to arrange, landing rights and liaison other countries in the region. in the question of over flight, we've made clear to all parties we've made clear to the taliban that these charters need to be able to depart. and we continue every day, personally, every hour to work on that. as you know, this is also a complex situation. many of these flights have been organized by n g o z, or individuals who have a deeply felt desire to help people. and again, we're grateful to be working with so many passionate advocates. but there's also a risk of people looking to extort money from desperate vulnerable people, which of course we want to prevent. additionally, some of the groups claiming to have all of the documentations and arrangements locked down. unfortunately don't often for good reason. but this creates further complications. the bottom line is this, those flights need to be able to depart. and we will work every day to make sure

that they're able to do that. we will continue to press the taliban to allow the charters to leave. and also critically, to open each kaya, see how many cars i international airport, to the regular flo civilian aircraft, which can enable the safe and orderly departure of people from africana stand. our efforts to help people who want to leave afghanistan will continue. so will our intense diplomacy to advance our vital national interest and those are african allies and partners. and i know we'll continue to work with germany closely, every step along the way. our cooperation is a testament to the strength of our friendship. our commitment is nato allies and the shared values that have long connected the german american people. what germany has done over the past several weeks for americans, for africans, for citizens of many countries, will be remembered for a long time. and on behalf of the american people, i go to you germany,

thank you for. thank you tony. thank you very much. once again, welcome to germany and at the same time, thank you very much for the we'll welcome you have given us here at the air base and thank you very much. i would like to thank you for the warm welcome to have given me, i like to mention that the american culture have been symbolizing over decades, the german american friendship. they are part of social life here. there are people to people contact with the citizens here and right and left. and the american soldiers contribute to our security here in germany, and also beyond european security understanding i went very grateful for that.

and i would like to clearly tell them they have been, they are and they always will be well come here in ramstein and in germany as a whole county one lesson that we have drawn from the long days and fortnight during the creation period and the recreation operation at couple airport is that the answer to the development of the cannot be provided by one or 2 countries alone . the number of challenges we are faced with require a minimum of international cooperation and closed coordination at the international stage. by today we have made a contribution and i am delighted that our joined invitation terminus. serial meeting has been accepted by more than 20 states and organizations. the discussions that we have with the colleagues have showing that the risk great concern about

future development. and of course, not only here in germany was concerned, felt all right in front of our eyes, a severe humanitarian crisis is emerging and we need to prevent that from happening . this is why we need provide humanitarian assistance quickly to the people on the ground, especially through the united nations. and this is not only a moral obligation. it is also a question of regional stability. we expect from the collagen that they allow access for that not to the reopening of the couple airport is planned and it would be a very important step. we hope that we will succeed very soon in reopening they are put on we think everybody who's made a contribution just making contribution to that, beyond the necessary human to carrying assistance. what a foundation for a new cooperation with you realizing couple can look like is something we have discussed with the foreign ministers last friday. and it was also an important topic today. we expect that possibility is for people of kind of sent for whom we

are responsible that these people will be able to leave the country and that the taliban prevent of cornerstone from becoming a safe haven for terrorism. again, terrorism is a threat to all of us, all over the world, all across the world. and together with our partners, we demand the protection of basic human and women's rights. and the government that truly includes all groups of via t, against this backdrop. the news that we have received from i've gone on yesterday night do not make us really optimistic. the formation of an interim government without including other groups is not a symbol for more international cooperation and stability in the country. and we hope that when the future consolidation of the government, this is still an ongoing process that the necessary signals will be sent out. and it has to be clear to the taliban as well. that international isolation cannot be in the interest, especially in not in the interests of the people in

a country with any cannot make meltdown, will never be stable my trip to the region a little more than a week ago. clearly shown to me, if we don't take action, we might see further instability in afghanistan with all the impact this has extremism. drug trafficking carries them for the entire region. this is why all participants have agreed on one thing today. nobody has an interest in turning one's back to afghanistan. on the contrary, we need to act together to use our influence on the taliban. and this is why i believe that today's meeting was a start of a broader consultation process. all approaches that we need in order to implement the goals that we have. step by step. thank you

for administer, is germany willing to accept any afghans from here? ramstein air force base for asylum if they have family members in germany or if they don't and is this issue hurting us german relations as, as the 2 countries try to rebuild relations in the, by the ministration. and for you, mister secretary of state, i wanted to ask, specifically, you mentioned the taliban government? i wanted to ask specifically about sir roger in her connie, whose interior minister one of the f. b. i currently on the other side of the law. enough, dennison, as interior minister will the u. s. continue to, to pursue him. and, you know, since he's interior minister,

is he the kind of person you can work with to get these charter flights out of afghanistan? what specifically is the u. s. has any issues remaining with the charter flights or is it only the taliban which is allowing them to depart? not allowing them to depart. thank you. this is basically it as a service trail that people have asked asylum. but let me say that this is less than one percent of the people who have been transferred here. we're working with our american partners. we work together very closely. we speak every day and we have made clear we have reached care agreement about how long people can stay here, how we organize processes and how we can support our american partners in order to implement the agreement that we have made. and these are implemented to 100 percent

. we are very grateful for that. we will continue to do that over the coming days and weeks and the cooperation on the basis. what we have agreed upon is a very good corporation. i'm very grateful. tal american friends and to tony blink and in particular for for being together in this process and for implementing this process together. you will in response to your question, a couple of things. first, just to come back to the, the end of your question on the, on the charter flight, let me very clear those flights need to be able to leave. and the united states government, state department. we are doing everything we can to help to help make that happen. second, with regard to the composition of this government or in term government. i noted the fact that it certainly does not meet the test of inclusivity. and it

includes people who have very challenging track records are engagement with to taliban, and with a government interim or, or long term will be for purposes of advancing the national interest. advancing our interest, the interest of, of our, of our partners. we have and we will find ways to engage the taliban to engage in entering government for government to do just that. and to do it in ways that are fully consistent with with our laws are all right, now those flights need need to move. i pointed out some of the complications that, that are there, but those flights need to move out and

i'm the father of k, both foreign minister and a question regarding the interim government and how we deal with government with germany and the us char diplomatic relations with the american colleague already said that the minister of the interior is on the blacklist off the f. b i. and even if prospectively, other groups will be included in the government in the future, this minister of the interior seems to be in that position. so would you reopen embassies and control what, what stage would we restart diplomatic relations which couple under these conditions come in, is that monday i can tell you when.