the caucasus south asian, southeast asia. so we face perhaps a more diffuse threat and a very stubborn threat. am one that is still still remains highly challenging. in the face of those threats is the us going to have to start rethinking the way it approaches the strategy towards counter terrorism around the world. well, it obviously already has president by has made a number of faithful decisions. not least the, the withdrawal from afghanistan and the implementation of, of an over the arise and strategy. just very briefly. so if you can tell me, and this is an all listed question, and i apologize, but very quickly unfortunately, i'm afraid we lost the the signal there to bruce, but we're going to carry on with some other news now. combinations started at the

pentagon. at dawn, i us like was unfair to remember the victims from point american airlines flight 77 crushed into the west side of the building 20 years ago. more than $180.00 people were killed including $59.00 passengers. and 5 hijackers took a month to remove $50000.00 tons of debbie caused by the crash and another year and $500000000.00 to rebuild terrence m lynch. pentagon officials via the names of those killed in the attack, head of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark, milly, and secretary of defense. lloyd austin, said the sacrifices made will not be forgotten. we know that you carry pain every day. we know that you bear your losses

not just at times of ceremony, but also in ordinary moments of absence in quiet minutes that can seem to stretch on for hours. all of us are here because we remember and i hope knowing that is at least measure of comfort while we gray for our fall and we celebrate the life they lead their legacy lives on. and the idea that america and no terrorist anywhere on earth can ever destroy that idea. since that dark day, 20 years ago, the men and women of the united states military fought tirelessly defeat garrison up can stand around the world, both at home and abroad, their talent in their efforts and their courage. their personal valor is carried

despite day. and night. roberto haines at the pentagon just outside washington d. c. she's joining us live from there. this is perhaps made even more poignant, of course, for the staff of the pentagon. given the fact that it comes just days after the american military pull out from down this time, that's exactly right. this is the very 1st time they've commemorated the september 11th attack here at the pentagon when they weren't a war in afghanistan and of get us. dan was very much part of this event. we heard from the chairman the joint chiefs of staff who talked about americans, america's enemies, past and present. and he said he compared the taliban lumped them in without an iso and nazis and communist. so obviously very different tone from the pentagon when they were trying to evacuate americans, they obviously needed the help of the taliban to in fact do that. so that was very

pointed reference. we also heard from the secretary of defense, and this is something that we've heard repeatedly since the if get us and pull up. they are concerned about the mental health of the troops. there are a lot of people who serve their, who lost people there who are injured there who are asking, what exactly was it for? what was, was it worth it? and you see the majority of americans now say that the stand war was not worth it. it's, it's recent pulled. this was before the pull out was 4746 percent is that it was worth it, but americans were tired of the war. the majority wanted them out. one of the troops out, but also the majority. think that the pentagon and the president handled the withdraw very badly. so this is a pending on very much time trying to, trying to come to grips with what it did over the last 20 years. they say that their mission was to make sure there was no attack on the homeland. but if you look at what they actually spent their money and time on, it was to build up afghan forces. they were convinced that they would be able to fight back against the taliban for least a year, year and a half, not 11 days. so there are

a lot of questions at the pentagon still has to answer nuts. of course, something that we will be asking in the weeks and months ahead by the thanks very much indeed, patrick, i hate talking to us from the pentagon. the $911.00 attacks lead to a 20 year war in afghanistan as us forces and their allies sought to target. all call you to fighters along with the taliban, which was accused of harbouring them. tens of thousands of afghans women were killed, and many lives were turned upside down. charles strafford reports from couple on people's hopes for the future. insult rules, holmes was destroyed during fighting between us led forces in the tolerable 40 years ago. his brother, one of his songs, was killed. he and his family have lived in this camp for internally displaced people in cobbled and ever since he blames the united states and its allies for the pain. they've insured it. yes sir. locals coming at us in the past 20 years. we've suffered so much that at times with hardly been able to eat for days or atkins,

have been through terrible hardships, not bombardments, fighting our house is destroyed the war last, not so long because we are africans, and we will fight for our country. the largest. in central cobble today, tale bon fighters, god form a government buildings and abandoned foreign embassies. the challenges the movement faces off the what it describes as victory in a fight for national sovereignty are immense. it's been 20 years since the $911.00 attacks and the soon after us that invasion. to hunt down osama bin loud and remove the taliban for power. then followed the taliban describe 2 decades of foreign occupation. the foreign forces have gone metallic bond back in power. and the un says that afghan is down, is facing a humanitarian, an economic catastrophe. this is the old american embassy, once a hub of cia and military planning, one of the most important centers of us foreign policy in the world. now,

it's just an empty shell. hum, it goof was 24 when us led coalition forces invaded. he is scared of the future holds. so look, i look in a moment in the last 20 years, my hopes changed, but now they've been left behind all afghans. so you'll get close the rest of the world when the americans were here. but now we have to wait and see again what the future will green. despite his doubts, he says he wants the world to give the tale by the charms mythical ballad, but no, no, no, all my life experience only war. i just want to sleep with ease. i just want to wake up with no fear. i'm tired of saying good bye to my family as i leave for work . afraid i'll never see them again. this is one of many graveyards on hillside surrounding cobble. here are buried. some of the estimated 50000 afghan civilians killed in the last 20 years. well that,

that is our goal says he also wants the international community to accept the taliban. he wants education for his children who are born into war. he wants the chance for them all to start their lives. again, just drop it out. his era cobble, a group of women have attended a rally, organized by the taliban in couple the health science thing. women who left up kind of some candidates who represented and we support the stomach eminence of a kind of stone. the taliban has been under international pressure to guarantee the rights of women. and you don't know times investigation has revealed. the us may have mistakenly targeted an aid worker and its last air strike. if gonna stand 10 people including 7 children were killed in the drone attack that was targeting iso fighters in couple in august shot, a bela says more from the african capital. in that joint strike, the pentagon said that it hit i for bombers who were planning an eminent attack on

the airport. we know that civilians were killed in that, but now this investigation has, has you. cctv footage has talked more than a dozen of the target family members and colleagues and found out that he was actually a worker for us aid organization. they also shows that he was loading canisters of water into the car and not explosion. explosives, as the painter gone, had seeds, and they are also teaching that there wasn't secondary explosions, which is what the pentagon used to prove that they knew that they were explosive in the car. the pentagon has responded saying that we are assisting results of the strike. we work hard to prevent civilian casualties and it was based on good intelligence, but for africa and peers, a lot of criticism and they also find it quite symbolic that the last is strike. that happened in this nearly 20 year war came civilians and other big question marks or whether they had the right person. the situation in afghanistan has been

on the agenda. talk soon, cut out foreign minister and his russian counterpart in moscow too agreed to coordinate the support of the african people. mainly the focus was on the recent developments and i've gone to stun and russia as agreeing on the necessity of moving to help and to support the afghan people. and also we see it from our perspective that the humanitarian assistance need to be independent from their particular situation over there. and other news at israeli police have caught 4 of the 6 palestinians who escaped from a maximum security prison on monday to remain at large 9 escaped by tunneling their way out of go bought prison in northern israel. a job prompted a large scale man hunt, by the way, the army and law enforcement agencies. one of the 4 prisoners re captured is

a heavy as a baby. he was a high profile figure. in fact, us bring the ox martyrs brigade, or the faucet has more from why susan is our carriers who bady and mohammed are a day was said to have been hiding in a truck parking area. one of them underneath the truck, one of the trucks. and specialists units moved in and took them there were reports of an attempt to, to ward off and to resist that, that closing in. but no shots were fired and both men were indeed arrested. as you say is a baby very much the most high profile of the 6 men disappeared in the small hours of monday morning from gilbert prison. he's the only one who isn't a member of palestinian islamic jihad. he himself, being a senior commander in the alex martyrs brigade, the fatter armed wing. i think there are 2 interesting things about the details of this recapture. both of these 2 men and similar recapture. 2 of the other escapees

. a few hours earlier on friday night, again as to the south southern area of nazareth, they all seemed to be very much on their own looking for ways to shelter and feed themselves. they were unarmed. so the idea that this was a coordinated assisted escape with some kind of threats to israelis of a, of an attack imminent, which is one of the things that was being talked about. that doesn't seem to be the case. it all seems very much on their own, and the fact that it did not end in death. it didn't end in a firefight or any real harm coming to these for recaptured escapees. i think that wards off the immediate threat of, of a bigger destabilization in terms of the regional security picture violent attacks and eastern democratic republic of congo are continuing despite the government declaring a state of emergency. united nations refugee agency estimates more than 1500 people have been killed this year. most of them by fighters from the allied democratic

forces as well. so i has this exclusive report from penny in north keeble province . oh nuwaz on them. are you by gammy, cast her wreck as in pain. he recently arrived at this government hospital in benny in north keeble province. after being attacked by rebels at he's village of not be at the border with uganda. a few bags away. another man is back from theater. his leg is infected, doctors hope they won't have to amputate. the hospital currently has about 20 patients, most suffering, gunshot wounds, doctors could not see it. kamala, cutting his leg, his village was ambushed in me to go to the house at night. we just had gunshots and started hunting my nearby. and i are the only ones who got shot. neither could carlindo janette foot be saved. i just was gonna pick up. so if you

go, we got to get the on the wall from a market, then they got caught in the middle of a road and then they want to try to feed them everywhere. other people were injured. several people was killed in dozens of armed groups in north cuba province have been terrorizing villages for yes, but there are lights, democratic forces, or adf, is the most viet, it's fighters use, machetes, guns, and other crude weapons. the group is said to have killed nearly $500.00 people this year alone. this is despite a state of emergency declared by the government in north keeble and it, tory provinces. zario is been affected by the sensitive able we are going out. then you have complex simulation and malarial. so there's

a lot of a lot of a problem. i can order that all together. can you see you tomorrow? the adf, with roots in uganda, established a base in this part of the d. r. c. about 20 years ago and has killed thousands of people. they say they're fighting for islamic crites and have been linked to the islamic state. government forces and one of the largest un peacekeeping missions the world have struggled to contain the balance when you have things in the mounting themselves. and they are going everywhere. so which also in terms of tactics is more difficult because then you have to deal with more local move. nimble more flexible health workers in this hospital say not much has changed here. they still often

treat the victims of armed groups in water appears to be an ending cycle of sphere and violence. katherine's lawyer all 0, not q will province in the eastern democratic republic of congo. hundreds of thousands of students are missing out in school in south africa because of the battle with coven. 19. it's feared the destruction to children's education will be felt for years to come from miller reports. new allows him up. more law has spent much of the school year at home, inquisitive, babysitting, younger children like her who are not at school. the pandemic is forced thousands of public schools in south africa to shut or alternate school days to reduce the numbers of pupils on site. since a good school one week, or maybe even a one day a week. and really the thing hurts me a lot because i love my school work. and this calling the virus is just so bad

for what time, according to a government survey on the impact of the corona virus on household, one in 10 family say at least one child in their household is not returned to school. some family members say the last jobs and counter food school fees. other say the children are not motivated to return to school. before the pandemic between 12150000 children in south africa were not in school. that's estimated to have gone up to possibly half a 1000000 since the beginning of the pandemic, more than 6000 school children and thousands of teachers. and was natal, have been infected by coven, 1900. and that's often led to class as being disrupted at school clothes. it's estimated some children may have missed out on up to 80 percent of the course work well with and cut each teacher. and most of them are doing in the school.

those who are not attending one particular day because the school cannot accommodate all of them. and if they be there must be given work to do at home. the department of education says it's providing assistance like online learning, but many poor families don't have access to the internet account afford it. there were actually some substantial gains in reading and numeracy and science and self africa since the early 2000. so actually these games were quite fast, even for developing context bills and all that attendance what the ra, 98th. and with the code, 900 pad demick. in effect, what we've seen is attendance currency folding to pre 2002 levels. so attendance is now currently below and $0.95. the number of children who graduated from high school in 2020, inquisitive natal, was down by 4 percent compared to the year before. and many are concerned that even once the pandemic ends,

the impact on high school graduation rates in south africa may be felt for up to a decade. from the miller, i'll just 0 was going to tell us of africa. i still had an ard is either action from christianity. now those spectacular returned to manchester. united. that's coming up with joe in sport. ah, discover a world of difference determination. i'm coming down. we are moving freedom shot saw 16 people, corruption and compassion. the al jazeera world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count full cabana dot.

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united up against newcastle, and the premier league. and rinaldo was named the starting line up making his 1st appearance to the club since leaving back in 2009 and just seconds before half time . a mistake when you counsels go keeper. freddy woodman gifted the 36 year old to tap in for the opening. go ahead. some had one ill ahead of the break. when you call back early in the 2nd hall through have you my q faith came united and it was rinaldo. again, who scored his 2nd of the match to restore the lead. his fellow portuguese, bruno fernandez, had scored another and united lead 3, wanting the closing stages. we saw another davy to remember in the early kickoff seconds of the coming on to the pitch. upson at was scored for crystal palace against 10 men, tottenham, ending there. perfect thought to the seas and he went on to get another as palace 13. no. it's the 1st victory for manager patrick vieira. he used to play for ins.

rival no, but chocolate you through the us open final. it means he's just one went away from achieving the 1st calendar slam in 52 years answer passing. we're just phaedra and raphael dow to become the 1st man to reach 21 major titles. david stokes has the action. no joke of it. she's on the verge of something special. he's already won the australian open french open and wimbledon this year. and now he's just one months away from completing the set. at the us open. getting to the final was tough . those he was up against alexander, baron, in the semi the man massive the tech here will lympics. and it was barrett who won the opening set 6 games, the full joke of which recovered in typical fashion. no winning the next 2 sets to lead the match very refuse to fade. he was going to 16 much winning street and 10 years younger than joke of ich chasing his 1st slam. and he managed to force it into

a deciding fit set. but as he's done so many times before jock, which came up with the goods on big points, he's dominated the closing stages, 2 in the 6 to securing his 27 straight victory and flam. this year. 3 sets away from doing something that was way with the 2nd 69. there's only one much less exactly. all in all isn't okay, let's do it. i'm going to put my home in my school and my body and my head into that one. i'm going to treat the next match. like it was the like it is the last match of my career in the final, he'll be up against rushes will no, but to dental med. fidel he dominated his semi final beating felix. those, yeah, i'll be a seem in straight sets. it will be made for that 3rd major final having lost the

previous 2 to which at the australian open and rough and dial that the us opened back in 20. 19. the more you lose something, the more you want to we need to the more you want to gain it and take it. i lost 2 finals. i want to win the 3rd one. that's danish. we have 2 players, only one going to win. you never know what's going to happen, but i'm going to try even more than i did the 1st time. so it's going to be a 1st major title to med for that, or a groundbreaking victory for jokes which one which would put them ahead of natal and federer out on his own with $21.00 grand slams. david stokes al jazeera well, it's engine now 10 to the women's final. the last time 2 teenagers competed for the title of the us open was a 999. when serena williams defeated martina hingis falls forward, 22 years and canadian layla fernandez all burtons, emerald to counter will become a grand slam champion. later on saturday, i talked with my dad, my post, i me and tells me don't where everything's going to be fine. god, go out there,

have fun, enjoy every moment of it. enjoy the crowd, especially because they're going to be on your side now. so that's a, that's what i've been doing and that's what i've been trying to achieve. and every every point. and the longer the matches, the more comfortable i feel and the more excited i am to be on court. i think it's great for the sports to have 2 teenagers in the final bustling it out. it's obviously going to be a tough match. layla's in great form, but i'm also in good form, so yeah, i'm excited to get out there. and again, i'm the qualifier. so it would be the 1st time they meet at senior level lead account, who is the 1st qualified to reach a grand slam. final fernandez has one w t, a title that came this year in may. and apart from that ranking, the big change in their career will be prize money. the winner of the us open takes home $2500000.00. half that for the runner up. you had earlier layla

fernanda speaking about her father support, but he won't be caught side later. and his why extremely superstitious, and my daughter's as well. you know, we've like, look, i've been using the same shampooing game there and i've been using the same genes on the same socks and underwear when we figured out what's working. we don't, we don't mess with it the last time it showed up to up to a final, it was actually, she made it to the final and she lost it. so i was hating myself for a good 2 months afterwards. for one championship lead a max the step and we'll start from pole position for sundays, italian growing. prius bonsa, the red bull drive a finish. second in saturday, sprint race behind the eighty's foundry. bought us both. us will start sunday's race from the back of the grid after replacing his engine. so be the stop and at the front, alongside daniel ricardo lando norris's 3rd. while current will champion lives. hamilton had a poor start, but fought his way back to start on the 2nd row in 4th place. new zealand

christians have arrived in pakistan for the team's 1st tool there in 18 years. the play is landed in england bad on saturday. they'll play 31 day internationals and roll pin d. and $52020.00 matches in the hall. international cricket has been returning to pakistan, falling the 2009 terrorist attack on the shoreline contain bus humans batting coach till on summer aware was part of that sterling contain he was shot in the leg. the crowds will be limited and must be vaccinated. and amanda hurley failed and victor bell ford have weighed in ahead of the fight in florida. later holyfield who $58.00 the scales weighing 8 and a half kilos more than his rival. here's a for me. us see champion. huttfield hasn't fought since 2011, but with a late replacement for oscar delaware, who caught cove in the 8 round fight has moved from florida off to the california state commission. refuse to approve it because of holly fields a. all right,

that's the sport for now. we'll have more free later rope. joe. thank you very much indeed. and that's it. from me ro patterson for this news, i will be back in a moment with more of the daisies, goodbye. ah ah ah ah ah. ah frank assessments, by way it is again freedom, surprising informed opinions what you saw happening get come on to it was 42. there was also petune is the critical debate that we have here is not between kula and any other than we have competed here between the 2 years. re running to keep

people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera, around one percent of electricity globally is consumed by data centers, many of which provides remote storage facilities or what is also known as the cloud . i'm in no way to see how one center is honda thing. the energy of the fuel was to stole our digital information without a heavy comp and footprints. and i'm going to be off the north coast of the u. k. where the global green energy revolution, taking on a new element, rise on al jazeera, the city of cobble, has experience so much upheaval for decades. and they says another change to get used to. and one that's far from easy situation. for now, the people are just lost and confused. there are deep rooted fears about the erosion of basic price,

particular for women and girls. despite assurances from the taliban and about a return to true punishments for certain crimes. everybody will be safe, nobody's kid will be kidnapped again, parental now together, that feeling that way forward into the new reality. ah, commemorating the worst attacks on it. so the us causes to remember the victims of the september, the 11th attacks, ceremonies are held across the country to market a that changed not only the united states, the world ah,

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