long plenty puzzled initials for this a peculiar use ah, the tell about makes sweeping days and i've got to stop by in the midst of the group is strongest in decades. you're still taking american boots off the ground by the end of next year. you know, mission to the competition that we get. scott silverman, logging in terrorism is not emanating from that part of the service scenes of self harm and belgium migrants go to extremes in the 5 for saw them all the authorities assist. they was the black and the u. s. is granted the rights to appeal against prisons refusal to extradite julian his sons, but one of the blow, his oldest friends, believed washington the 10th will ultimately fail. this appeal is an attempt to pro

long the inevitable. inevitable is the freedom of julius. ah great heavy company. you're watching of the weekly here on the lease 16 people were killed, dozens more were injured in fighting between the afghan army and the taliban. and the city of kandahar on saturday. that's according to local health officials. and it comes as fighting has been intensifying across the country. the tell about making significant territorial gains while the us president, joe bon, is conceited. that the group is now if is strongest for 2 decades. you still defending the decision to pull american troops out. and he said, an august 31st deadline your view with making this decision for the last 20 years

worth that we win for 2 reasons. one, to can you blame him after 20 long years and no victory? anyone would struggle to on? why? so the $47000.00 civilians could be killed, so that only half the population could live in poverty. so the country could lie and ruins faced with ugly reality. is that any one to the bite and decided it was find me time to come home? i will much send another generation american award. i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. oh, there was no missing, accomplish permission was accomplished in that. we get to scott, some have been widen in terrorism is not emanating from that part a little. we achieved those objectives. well,

not quite. i'll carnita might be gone, but the tunnel bond is ascendant. advancing so quickly that and now claims to control 85 percent of afghanistan and the country view, s and nato allies having jumped ship. it's people have been left to fend for themselves or calling them. they've got everyone who's worried about how long the uncertainty will continue. no one is doing business, the markets, and the people that work there have been badly affected. business has collapsed because there is no stability before when the u. s. didn't plans withdraw, things were stable, but the instability increased since they left. i mean, i'm very clear the yes had contracts with market owners here and we used to purchase from them that withdraw will affect our business. we can buy any goods because there are transportation problems. some have already fled to neighboring pudgy cust on and iran. but that might not be an option for long. the ton upon control 2 thirds of the border with tajikistan and recently captured the crossing

to iran, meaning the on many escape routes left and especially dangerous prospect for those who worked with foreign armies favoring for their lives there. now cooling on washington to get them out. one of the monday gave us a recommendation. they've not only my life, my family and i did also done a lot of jobs with really when we don't have an issue we have now we want to take any decisions or united nation or whatever you call yourself humanitarians. but what kind of humanitarian saw you, you left me here after i worked 10 years for you. russia is also worried that the fighting will spill over into its territory. so it's arched restraint, promised to jesus tom, back up on the board and maintains dialogue with the taliban and the country that

created this whole mess. just opt in left. oh, i for the i up to left in the dead of night without what apparently the washington claims that local officials knew that withdrawal was eminent. the very next day newton was seen plundering 5 grand base funny american souvenirs left behind. with this hasty exit parallel to being drawn with another open us as for, for was vietnam wage

a war on terror realize that the tree is impossible in could deal with your enemy found in your eyes and get the hell out of that. well, let's just hope the carpool doesn't fall as quickly as south vietnam did. to buy didn't at least has faith. is a tale bond take over that gas that now inevitable? no. it is known. is that what the goal was? 20 years ago? that devastation, no plan for long lasting peace. i hope that the government wouldn't crumble as soon as the u. s. left. how many more countries will be put through this vicious cycle before the us finally lands its lesson? united states is a bar, very global empire. we are absolutely totally addicted to war. our economy cannot survive unless we are either actively engaged in war or preparing for war.

and so there's obvious parallels between afghanistan and vietnam when i was in vietnam, i was only met mom. so i was seeing the rapid disintegration of american involvement in vietnam. so i was seeing the homicides the suicides, the ramp, and heroin addiction shit out among the american soldiers within our own unit. obviously, at that point in 197071, we were questioning, why were we ever in vietnam, you know, because a lot it was thought that we were there to preserve peace and democracy and in the united states government. but that was all a lie. everything was a lie in the same thing is true for the war in afghanistan, you're going to see a lot of a rack and app dentist and better. it's probably committing suicide. there's a lot of that we're going to drink and drugs themselves and death because they're going to ask themselves, what's the point of me ever being in rack or hundreds

of undocumented migrants around hunger strike in brussels and a bit depressed, feel, thirties, to grab the mas silent some of even sun, the miles close to show that they have no say on wednesday government officials met with protesters. no agreement was reached, but the union representing the migrant said that some progress was made. officials now say fighting economic exploitation is one of the priorities. they see that there are a 150000 living here illegally. and the $200.00 people that decide to stop eating should be regularized individually. what would be the result? a week later, you get 202020000 people who would do exactly the same around a 1000000 migrants and to the european union in 2015. they were blamed for terrorist attacks and sharp increases in crime. some migrants who've been in belgium for more than a decade now, so that they're a solemn appeal still haven't been processed on the dubious give reports from

brussels. indigo long term migrants across brussels, taking action into their own hands and was routing in some extent to extreme measures to demand their rights. he was signed attempts and sewing up their own lips. just to the shocking moves the migrants have taken to show just how serious they are. well, we've been have 3 people have needed urgent care. some for men and women taking part in this protest have been in the country for more than a decade. and they say that they have simply had enough of government in action. there's also criticism that brussels and even europe as a whole, have been so hesitant and imposing any kind of rooms for their situation, leaving them no choice. because i have started this and i have to continue to the n . i've lost 15 kilos, but i am ready to lose another 15 or 20 just to be legalized. some other people

risk their lives even more. my buddy carry me recently swallowed a razor blade. he had to get an emergency operation for other people, so the lips, always actions of one goal. to show that we really need the documents. i am the nipple guy, but my chinese not never, don't understand the poly. kennedy speaking the police and day. so does the things so my child is, is property of belgium does give me work for me. then i can walk and i can give, put my child. the belgian government says it won't change policy. it's frustrating. we're trying to help people as much as possible to get their dos is to be treated as fast as possible. but of course not every undocumented person, not every person who is here can stay in belgium. the hunger strike is not going to help the issue of undocumented migrant isn't just confined in belgium in

front of also being processed stage to call attention to the thousands who are also in a similar situation. the me ah, the but is a regular is ation a real solution in some other countries across the u. spain, portugal in italy, that's the route that's been pursued. however, that too has caused problems. italy is trying to grant access to around 600000 undocumented migrants. but the process has been fruit with allegations that permits a being issued arbitrarily. we did have collected regular physician 9. that is only meant new influx of illegal immigrants doesn't work for political action. is there

old responsibility is not that of the governing or citizens of this country. if our government gives it opens the more actions like this for a new labeled immigrants coming to our country. since you are the picture live together to make your situation more her oral than it, or are these wrongest ortiz all refusing to budge those supporting the protesters say that off the 6 weeks, the situation is now very desperate. then documented people who have been in hunger strike, especially though staying and one of our campuses have reached you been point where they can irreversibly put the health at great risk. we grabbed that public a sewer to remain deaf to their quest, which will continue to support stay faithful to our humanist commitments and our sense of justice. yet, despite all of the focus on migration, at an in new level, there is still no coherent strategy, which many think will only make the problem worse. the problem is,

is huge. it is without any doubt, the biggest problem facing belgium and the european union right now. every single domain is under enormous pressure because of mass migration. i'm talking about public safety policing and migratory services, but also about things like education, housing, and the judicial system. if we decide to ignore the rules because people go on hunger strikes that we're setting a horrible example. the migration law in belgium is not strict at all. so if your application to get red residence papers is rejected, that means you, you really don't deserve them. and you have to go hope the problem is that the belgian government isn't doing enough to make sure that these illegal migrants who have their application regret your objectives effectively go hope. in many

countries, they are, they are put on a plane back to their country of origin. but in belgium, they just receive a paper that says they have to return home for a police officer may be new york next to mer after he won the democratic nomination . news pick, despite a year of black lives matter protests, his safety. james includes the funding, the police and the city crime. soaring your state governor andrew cuomo declared a gun violence. disaster emergency that you may or will candidate is eric adams. he served in the police for 22 years and he's currently the brooklyn burra president, the forefront of his platform, a commitment to combating gun crime. he supposed police reform, but is against the funding, the force. if black lives is really matter, it can only be against police abuse and has to be against the violence that's ripping apart our communities. people want to feel safe. right now. they don't feel safe. crime is happening all around them. shootings are up. robberies are up,

homelessness is up. they see in the subway. they don't feel safe in some ways. they see it out in the streets, in their homes, in the neighborhoods, and they want to feel safe. so this gentleman ran on a platform of public safety and making people feel safe in their resume with them. and that's it. you know, the, to find the police movement has been a large failure. demonizing and attacking cops has been a failure and people are ready for change and hopefully this is the catalyst of some sort of change. and it's not just new york polling shows, concerns about violent crime or the full year are nationwide homicide rates, all climbing across america. chicago's marriage, the president for help of to the city. so it's bloodiest weekend over independence day. well, the, the 100 people will show that. listen, zeke. all come again says that the public demanding action, but he isn't sure that leaders are listening to viruses, right in people's faces. you can put all the crime statistics out there. say your

crime is going down. you can have all the feel good moments, but people know what they see. they know they here. and you can deny that. so people definitely want to change. they want some sort of action to be taken. they want to feel safe. that's what's all about public safety. well, you're not going to convince someone that just finished watching someone get robbed or know about shooting is going on in the neighborhood that they're safe. they want something done. you're watching all se, appreciate it, company to come from one use after this break. the i choose. ah,

me. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy for an taishan, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk with me. ah ah well come back 6 months after the united states lost his bid to have whistleblower julian songs

extradited. the u. k court is going to washington the right to appeal. the judge is reported to have agreed with 3 or 5 justifications of the us all divide. the ministration is apparently now prepared to lead us on serve any prison sentence he might get in his australian homeland. his part to the claims he already has the right seller morris this week also gave her reaction to the grunting of the appeal runs on the court. i was able to speak to julian about the decision and you know, it's mixed because on the one hand it's been 6 months and we haven't had any news. so it's like an endless purgatory. but at the same time it doesn't here. and julian's very unwell, he's happy when, when he i went with our eldest this morning. and so it's not representative when i see him. because obviously it's a, it's a one rest fight. he get off. but even bowman, prison is

a horrible place. he won his case in january. why is he even in prison? why is he even being prosecuted? there is no legal case against him. all. there is an indictment based on life. washington wouldn't facade to face challenges of hacking. and, you know, she could unto his sentence of a 175 years behind balls if convicted in january, a british judge ruled against his extradition of the fears about his mental health . 2019, he was forcibly removed by police. and they were doing embassy in london, another to quito terminated is 7 years saw them. now we can editor in chief, long time friend of a songs christian. her absent says that the sheer length of the entire process is shameful. well, it's a great disappointment for julian sounds, and for all of us that this is continuing, one would hope that the united kingdom courts would recognize how ridiculous

this case is and not to grant the appeal. this means that this will drag on for some time for a prisoner to have to wait in a prison cell for 6 months for half a year, just to get a decision of whether the appeal is allowed to to his opponents or not is rages. this decision comes only a week after it is revealed that the indictment as to the does not have a leg to stand on. the key which says retracted to testimony and says basically the testament which was cited by the business judge numerous times as truthful allegation doesn't hold true. it is a fabrication and the americans now know if they're still continuing on this track . this appeal is an attempt to pro long the inevitable. inevitable is the

freedom of julian. if he does not get his freedom, it is such a load to our society and what we believe in that it is almost amount to turning off the light. so this must come to an end, and i can fence in my bones that is will be coming soon. meanwhile, australian m. p. 's are urging president bond to drop the us government's extradition appeal strongly and citizens want juliet us on to be free. his treatment violates for convention against torture and its persecution threatens journalists worldwide. we drop the pfizer madana covey, like things can potentially cause hard inflammation in some people. that is the

conclusion of the european madison's agency. it's recommended adding the condition to the list of possible side effects the 2nd time as well. the 5 job was made headlines this week after these really health ministry reported its efficacy had dropped by almost a 3rd. early studies had given it an efficacy rate of 94 percent. the latest to shows the figure is full and by roughly a 3rd report, low claims, it still provides good protection from hospitalization in serious illness. as of now, the funds to be on take job has been a for full or emergency use more than a 100 countries in regions worldwide. they include the european union, the united states, and canada. it also received emergency validation from the w h o. at the end of last year, we discussed these new findings with the head of the vaccination program. at the television medical center, we have data which shows even if the immunity of doses of defy their job, even if the unit is waning, it's winging very, very, very slowly. it is possible at some point,

everybody will need another dose. obviously we're worried about the drop. the delta vary and has already been studied in britain and elsewhere in the final vaccine has been found to be less effective against it, but not as less effective as seen in our preliminary data. so we will have to watch it closely as the data unfolds. the full 5, the vaccination requires 2 shots, like most current covey jobs that are growing. vaccine hesitancy, trend has seen people refusing to get the 2nd dose. for example, in the german capital, nearly one in 6 vaccination appointments, our council to postpone over the last few weeks, according to the german red cross. in fact, they're suggesting a 30 year old fine for those who don't show up ahead of the organizations berlin. bryan says the vaccine absenteeism is increasing that it's wasting precious time and resources. in our experience, every day, 5 to 10 percent of those who have appointments do not attend in the arena bell in

area alone. around 3000 people have vaccinated every day. while the rest of the centers around $15000.00 vaccinations take place every day of those $3000.00 every day, $150.00 to total people do not attend. that is quite a lot if you consider the amount of effort that goes into this 1st. this is not fair to those who would like to make an appointment for the vaccination, but cannot do this due to the lack of free time slots. and secondly, a complete waste of all resources, vaccine, pharmacists, and daughters. therefore, i'm calling for those who do not attend their appointments about canceling them to be given a fine for absenteeism on the high end. chests in the u. k. could be having to change their ways as the country plans do. ban boiling lobsters alive. spartley, thanks to activists from crustacean compassion, he said, the animal's feel pain. there is more than enough evidence about the ability of the

senses if captivating, creatures to feel pain and suffer the undergo a pole in treatment in the food industry. while the government also intends to recognize crabs, octopuses, and squid as capable of pain as part of the animal welfare bill, which initially only applied to vertebrates. if you countries have already banned floating lobsters alive among them, switzerland, norway, a new zealand alternatives include stunning, the lobster 1st time with electricity or ice or killing it mechanically. some scientists so argue that crustacean nervous systems are bill differently and incapable of pain, claiming that the bodies respond merely reflexively to stimuli. critics of the bill also argue it will be detrimental to fishermen whose income depends on their love to catch my colleagues shape the issue for debate. the political commentator andrew walker. think tank chairman ben. hi quine. an animal rights campaign at cape warner, showing compassion to more species that does. that's a good thing, isn't it? a lot of concerns have been raised about this bill that there are going to be many

unintended consequences in terms of what we mean for fishermen for full food production. so the final cost to the consumer. and i think there's also a question of why it is being done. now. we have a global and domestic pandemic that we are still struggling to get through. there is going to be a huge economic pool now from it's kate over to you, forgive me for being devil's advocate, but what's next? cockroaches, when would you go on what this land titles us and right now it tells us that animals with a nervous system and can feel pain and stuff. you know, we think that this is a really big step forward for the most. it's not just a sentence, and by recognizing that, you know, not just crabs and other stuff, pots, and puts conceal, paying the government is, is going to then protect them further with other animal welfare legislation,

which will mean that they can no longer be killed in an inhumane way transported handled, you know, in an inhumane way, seaford becomes incredibly dangerous because of kelly bonds. then what happens is it becomes impossible to eat it, so they get their outcome. i actually would much rather sit and be honest about those. i'd say it reality be about bonding bait fighting fish and bonding all forms of slaughter for the purposes of study, something that i oppose. you know, this isn't about binding eating animals, obviously, piece of wood like live in a world where people are killing and consuming animals. but this isn't going to make it illegal to eat most different. crabs makes them a lot more expensive for the, for the average consumer and so predictions. all the sorts of wealth measures will increase the, the final cost, the products by about 20 percent. it's not for the government to tell us what we should or shouldn't be having. you know, this is the 21st century. the people should be in charge. yes,

the public needs to be in for it, but they also need to know that these animals and 70, and i'm most people when they find this information out, will align their morals with their actions. okay. and if it is purely a public information campaign, then we don't need these measures to buy and practices across the fishing industry . and we don't need these, these measures fine products. if it's just about the math science, we can lay the science before the public and leave the public to decide. and i've been sure rather today, thanks so much for company, have an r t. if you can check out a website, lots one, you stories covered there for you. go to watch, don't com. i back guys or financial survival guide. when customers go buy, you reduce the price. now, well, reduce

a lower undercutting, but what's good for food market to the global economy? as part of this international mega science with that project, neither is being built into it. the goal is to allow the scientists to study matter . they believe it existed just after the big bang. good form. ah, you were more flu shane, and the order for the children authority at 1133 to teach as a country the montage bomb with some go out and we just go play that niga. evolution zillow here from gala that i don't want to even move this. we just put that in the

me. so if someone wants to authorize abroad in europe, let's say a plan protection product. this person, because this person or this company, the applicant, has to provide data that allows us, as the risk assessors to judge whether this product is safe or not. and this information comes from the applicant and the studies that are commissioned by the applicant to allow us to assess the safety are paid by the applicant, obviously. so it's the intellectual property of the applicant. and we can publish parts of the studies in the current legal framework, but we also have to respect the pieces confidentiality claims of the africans. so

there's a balance to be for.