i am meeting with ghani tomorrow. that will be a discussion.hey are welcome here just like anyone else who risked their lives to help us. amy: pentagon spokesperson john kirby said tuesday that the schedule for pulling out remaining troops in afghanistan may change, though the september 11 deadline remains. >> mr. secretary has said, the withdrawal is on pace. it is a dynamic situation. we said that from the beginning. which means he and the chairman are constantly looking at the pace we are going at the capabilities we have in the capabilities we're going to need to complete the withdrawal. as we said from the very beginning, while there is a schedule, we are mindful that schedule could fluctuate and change as conditions change, to. amy: we will go to break and the return to the afghan professor and then a remarkable moment in the gun control movement, when the former head of the nra is tricked into giving a speech to 3000 empty white chairs to signify -- well, he did not know it at the time -- the more than 3000 high school children who won't

the visit by ashraf ghani and his former political rival abdullah abdullah comes as taliban forces haveabout ongoing us involvement in the country: the partnership between afghanistan and the united states is not ending. it is going to be sustained and you know, our trips may and you know, our troops may be leaving but support for afghanistan is not ending. in terms of support and maintenance of helping maintain their military as well as economic and political support. speaking at a press conference following the meeting, ashraf ghani paid tribute to the thousands of americans who'd lost their lives fighting in afghanistan. asked about the us decision to withdraw militarily, he said he respected the move: the decision of the president has been taken on the basis of very significant national consultation and deliberation. this is a sovereign us decision. we respect that decision and our course is to manage the consequences and to ensure that the people of afghanistan rise to the challenge. chinese researchers have discovered the skull of what they believe to be a new species of human tha

and on the shelf, the meeting between the president of ghani in the u. s. president. what assurances it's connie seeking from the u. s. president. and did he get them well, mister gunny was in town in washington. basically, as you said, to get to see how much, how much more actually i can get me on what was whatever. and he inviting decided the couple of months ago that the us troops would be withdrawn by september. it could actually be sooner than that. and so he always is looking, look at us troops remaining or the schedule change. i don't think the schedule is going to change unless something dramatic happens. but this, again, is looking for maybe other insurances, such as more money, maybe with the horizon protection, any type of military protection of the cities, something that would be very controversial in some ways. he's also looking and trying to say that the americans are involved in are going to back the african government and provide assistance with african people beyond the withdrawal to assure the african population that the money coming and assistance.

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i'm obligated also ahead . president rob ghani as welcome to the white house as the taliban issues. a warning about us funds to keep 650 troops in afghanistan and nearly a 160 people are still unaccounted for in the u. s. state of florida after thursdays, building collapse, search and rescue efforts are continuing. and the tornado sweeps through several villages and check republic, killing 5 and leaving a trail of destruction. ah hello, thanks for joining us before minneapolis police officer dairy. jovan has been sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of george floyd. judge peter k hill added a decade to the sentence recommended by guidelines. he said the former officer abuse his power, won a position of trust and authority. and that he inflicted particular cruelty to floyd in the minutes before his death. the video of children kneeling on floyd's neck for 9 and a half minutes sparked worldwide protest last year against racism and police brutality. us president joe biden says a sentence seems to be appropriate a sentence for cult one, the court committee to the ca

rough ghani, to ensure that cohesion, moving forward, there are suggestions that perhaps you need to set aside your own political ambitions in order to see. absolutely, absolutely. this is the time the people of atlantis, sun expect us to do. it's not known was time to day. it's the south could times enough on the stuff in, in the sort of situation sir. everybody has a responsibility to look beyond person and i'm bishops still come here on al jazeera, the us vice president makes a 1st visit to the mexican border and ones that immigration can't be a political football forever. also ahead have human shape, close encounters with extra terrestrials the u. s. government reveals what it knows about you f o r g i. it's time for the journey with sponsored by capital airways. hello. nice to see. we're talking about a blast of heat for western areas of north america, and this is a heat tome. so when we talk about a heat term, we'd have hot air rising, but because of atmospheric conditions, it's shoving it rate back down and heating it even more. so this is a result, kamloops, 40 degrees when y

mr. ghani is unhappy with the move, but says he respects the decision. rosalyn jordan has more in less than 2 months. the last of the us combat troops in afghanistan will leave for good at the white house, a promise from the american president to his counterpart. withdrawl does not mean farewell, the partnership between us, canada, and united states is not going to be sustained and you know, our church maybe leaving, but support graph can stand is not ending in terms of support and maintenance of their helping maintain their military as well as economic and political support us government officials reassured us foss, connie and his delegation. the embassy and cobbled will stay open. they also announced billions of dollars a new humanitarian and security spending, to wit, $3300000000.00 us dollars to help the afghan security forces protect their country . i am confident that as resolute support began to wind down. we will make the translation to a new relationship with afghanistan, forces one that continues to help you meet your responsibilities to your citizens. while golly accepted th

president ashraf ghani says he respects the decision but warns that the u.s.y has more from the white house. >> reporter: afghanistan president ashraf ghani had several messages that he wanted to deliver to president biden. obviously there was no question the troop pullout that president biden had already announced was not going to change no matter what president ghani put on the table. but there is clear need, clear necessity for more u.s. assistance as the u.s. moves through that process. the country's security situation very clearly deteriorating amidst taliban offensives throughout the country, particularly in the north. real concerns from u.s. intelligence officials that the country could fall within six months of the u.s. officially departing after september 11th. where things stand right now, the u.s. is not changing, and president biden is not moving off of that september deadline. he's making clear the u.s. will continue humanitarian support, will continue its presence at an embassy in kabul, and there will be about 650 u.s. troops there to protect th

president biden has told the afghan president ashraf ghani — who's on a visit to washington — that theghanistan would continue, despite the us military withdrawal. the visit by ashraf ghani and the head of afghanistan's peace council abdullah abdullah comes as taliban forces have escalated fighting in recent weeks, seizing control of dozens of districts. abdullah abdullah spoke to our correspondent, suzanne kianpour, about pakistan—afghanistan relations. is pakistan meddling? are they working with the taliban? the whole countries _ working with the taliban? tie: whole countries of working with the taliban? tue: whole countries of the region, including pakistan, we have engagements, we talk. and there is a new situation, there will be a new situation in the region and there were countries which were not happy with the presence of the international troops in afghanistan. meanwhile, they don't want the return to the taliban era. that's also a reality, so i'm talking about different countries in the neighbourhood. they also spoke about the potential plight of afghan interpreters if us and

rough ghani? to ensure that cohesion, moving forward, there are suggestions that perhaps you need to set aside your own political ambitions in order to see. absolutely, absolutely. this is the time that people have one of sun expect us to do. it's not normal time today. it's, these are kind of times enough to stop in, in the sort of situation sir. everybody has a responsibility to look beyond person and i'm bishops still to come here on out to 0. gone, a mushrooms, confess, high prices, but me a mars military. crack them is forcing many forages to abandon this action. also had half human shed, close encounters with extra terrestrials the u. s. government reveals what it knows . but you f o r g hello from jo. her nice to see you here. sure. weather forecast across the middle east. and you know, we have shook that shem all when that was really plaguing the gold face over the lots in a while. and when we lose that, when look what it does to the temperatures, kuwait, you're up to 49 degrees. a bag tha

president biden has told the afghan president ashraf ghani, who's on a visit to washington, that the us support for afghanistan would continue, despite the us military withdrawal. the visit by ashraf ghani and the head of afghanistan's peace council abdullah abdullah comes as taliban forces have escalated fighting in recent weeks, seizing control of dozens of districts. abdullah abdullah spoke to our correspondent, suzanne kianpour. she began by asking him about the reaction in the region to the us and nato pulling out theie troops by 11 september. there were countries that were not happy with the presence of the international troops in afghanistan. they do not want to return to the talent and error, that is also a reality. so talking about different countries in the neighbourhood, and all countries including pakistan, pakistan says that instability in afghanistan will lead to instability in pakistan, and peace in afghanistan means peak in pakistan and the region. and to translate the spirit into deals. is pakistan meddling? are they working with the taliban? the point is that they h

going to have to decide their future what, they want. >> reporter: afghanistan's president ashraf ghanih biden planning to plead for assistance on several fronts. as u.s. troops continue to stream out of his country. it was a pledge biden made and delivered on in misopening months in office. >> i'm now the fourth united states president to preside over american troop presence in afghanistan. two republicans, two democrats. i will not pass this responsibility onto a fifth. >> reporter: but since the decision, taliban offensives have surged across the country, and despite those 19 years of u.s. money and training, local military and police forces are on the brink. so much so that a new u.s. intel assessment found the afghan government could fail just six months after a full u.s. departure, according to the "wall street journal." thrusting renewed urgency to save the thousands of afghans who worked for the u.s. government and are now being targeted by the taliban. the bottom line is we need to evacuate these folks. with time rapidly running out, calls are growing from both sides of the ais

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president biden met with afghan president ashraf ghani in the oval office to discuss u.s.-african relations as american troops withdraw from the country. pres. biden: hello. okay, everybody is coming in. in that is coming in?

the us president has met his afghan counterpart. asked raf ghani, as us forces prepare to leave afghanistan gone. he said, the partnership between the countries is entering a new phase, a helicopter carrying the colombian president has come under fire, close to the border with banners whaler, even do case as several gunshots were fired, while he and members of his cabinet were flying over the cat timbo region, those are your headlines so far today. the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness another quick summary for you, and a little under 30 minutes. we'll see you then. the news. thank you have wonderful. thank you again with us the us post i i actually the wall the i the layer mom was like i love the realist vanilla veto coleman. so going to believe that jungle and he led me junk away in the fellow to these fine, you know, don't the cassie court in daniel is a new lease and i'm with the say about oh yeah, it's gonna be the most log in to the but i knew that i was, but it was political been sudden, canada, you can see either i be better line way by lay them being video lam, nicea

economic and political support to afghanistan after us. troops leave meeting with afghan president sharp ghani at the white house. by that said the u. s. intended a sustained partnership with afghanistan. american forces to withdraw from the country by september. 11th was what they want, but it won't be for a lot here in germany, a suspect in custody after a mass stabbing 3 people died from a warning than at least 5 others were seriously injured. billy say they're investigating a possible islam. as tara motive, a witness said the man shall to be slamming phrase law. the attack took place in the sultan state of bavaria plaza. in the center of the city of votes, book pedestrians tried to stop the attack. i might well have prevented more bloodshed. the knife men struck in the historic centre reverts book, which was crowded with shoppers on a sunny afternoon. orthor to say the attack was a 24 year old somali man with a history of mental illness. witnesses said he started stabbing people for no apparent reason, but was confronted by passes by somebody has to be there. we saw him. he had a really bi

in response, afghan president ashraf ghani fired and replaced his defense and interior ministers.ghani is scheduled to fly to washington, d.c., for talks with president biden at the white house on friday. in syria, aid agencies are warning of a looming humanitarian catastrophe if the united nations security council does not renew its mandate for an aid corridor from turkey to syria's idlib province. doctors without borders warns more than 4 million people will lose access to desperately needed food, medical, and humanitarian aid if the bab al-hawa border crossing is closed. it's the last lifeline into rebel-held parts of northwestern syria after russia and china vetoed security council resolutions in 2019 and 2020 that would have reauthorized three other aid corridors. in mexico, authorities believe they've found the remains of tomÁs rojo valencia, a yaqui indigenous leader who disappeared in the northern state of sonora about three weeks ago. he had been part of ongoing resistance by yaqui land and water defenders against gas ducts, water pipelines, and railway lines that run acr

american troops exit afghanistan in a precarious position, we'll explore what president biden and ghani saying next. stay with us. our new scented oils give you our best smelling scents. now crafted with more natural ingredients and infused with essential oils that are 100% natural. give us one plug and connect to nature. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. >>> the partnership between afghanistan and the united states is not ending. it's going to be sustained. and our troops may be leaving but support for afghanistan is not ending. >> in moments of great transition, things happen that you would see that with the determination, with unity and with the partnership, we will overcome all odds. >> giving their assessment of what lies ahead once the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan is finished. the leaders met in washington friday as the september 11th dea

nick: flanked by afghan president ashraf ghani, and high council for national reconciliation chairmanh abdullah, president biden promised to confront afghanistan's third covid wave, by donating 3 million doses of johnson & johnson vaccine, and badly needed oxygen. and he pledged support for afghanistan's government, but with what an administration official called “tough love.” president biden: the afghans are going to have to decide for the future, what they want. nick: president ghani compared today in afghanistan, to the u.s. >> the afghan nation is an 1861 moment. like president lincoln. rallying to the defense of the republic, determined that the republic is defended. nick: but that's not going well. this week, afghan soldiers in multiple districts surrendered to the taliban, and taliban fighters have threatened two provincial capitals. the taliban also captured the tajikistan border crossing, and districts that could allow them to cut off the sole roads to kabul. on wednesday, the taliban released a statement declaring “manifest victory and triumph.” we interviewed taliban spokes

high council for national reconciliation, as the president ghani said after the white house meeting he hoped to engage the taliban in dialogue. >> it not the way to compel submission. we still call on to have a cease fire and to engage in a political process because of political settlement is the ultimate mechanism of endi a war. i think it is the best way of treating an enemy, turn them into a friend. amy: the visit came after the taliban doubled the territory under its control in just the last two months. in florida, the death toll has risen to nine people, with over 150 stillissing following the collapse of a high-rise apartment building in surfside last thursday. a 2018 inspection found the building had abundant cracking and spalling in its foundation, with engineers pointing to design flaws a insufficient wateroofing. npr is reporting a surfside official nonetheless told residents one month after the inspection report that the building was in very good shape. vice president kamala harris visited el paso, texas, friday for her trip to the u.s.- mexico first border since taking o

. >> meeting in the oval office, president biden urged afghan president ashraf ghani to pursue peacen the ground to help past september. >> our troops may be leaving but support for afghanistan is not ending. >> we are entering into a new chapter of our relationship. >> ghani's trip to washington amid whatmany sees a in his cou. the u.s. even launched two new drone strikes on taliban militants hour's before begany's white house. prove begany's government faces potential collapse. >> strategic and moral consequences of president biden's decision to abandon afghanistan are already coming painfully into focus. >> former afghan president harmid karzai is criticizing both the u.s. and nato calling nearly two decade long operation a failure. >> they are leaving behind the country in conflict with too much loss of life with too much suffering. >> the white house says if u.s. troops were ordered to stay longer, more american lives would be put at risk. house speaker nancy pelosi supports the president's decision to withdraw troops but insists there is still work to be done. >> there is great

the us president has met his african counterpart astra ghani, as american forces prepared to leave afghanistan after 20 years of war gone, he said he respected the us president joe biden's decision. afghans are going to have to decide their future what they, what they want, what they want, but it won't be for lack of us. being helped in a sense of violence has to stop, but it's going to be very difficult. but we're going to stick with you and we'll do our best to see to and you have a helicopter carrying the colombian president even to k, has come under fire, close to the border with banners wheeler, 2 cases. several gunshots were fired on he and cabinet members were flying in the area up next one or something was going to change. anything really changed? this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the variance. know what to say until we are all saying we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the details. the bottom line, when i was just around in india to call the 1900. on

president biden has been meeting afghan president ashraf ghani to discuss us troop withdrawal and the surge in fighting between afghan forces and the taliban across the country. president biden said that afghans need to decide afghanistan's future. police in germany say three people have been killed by a man with a knife in the central city of wuerzburg. authorities say the attacker — a somali man — had recently spent time in a psychiatric institution. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, benedicte paviot, france 24's uk correspondent, and esther webber, senior uk correspondent at politico europe. a warm welcome to both of you. lovely to have you both with us this evening, and to have you with us at home watching. let me bring you up to date with some of the front pages we have already had in this evening. it's that photo that features on many of tomorrow's front pages, including the daily mail, which says borisjohnson is facing an overwhelming clamour to sack matt hancock. the daily mirror also questions why the prime minister

as janice jones president, i shut ghani needs president joe biden in washington dc on friday. the to will discuss us support for afghanistan after the final american military withdraw this fall. biden has asked congress to approve $3300000000.00 us dollars. insecurity assistance. and it's sending 3000000 doses of code of ac seems to the country. i've kinda found faces a crisis. taliban militants have started moving into and claiming new territory ever since the u. s. troop pull up again in may. many of these districts in circle major cities, a tactic the jihad is successfully used in the 1900 ninety's to take over the country. one such city is got me a location of strategic importance between the capital. cobble and kandahar. got the experience a savage taliban assault in 2018, killing hundreds of people. both sides are preparing for more bloodshed once the americans leave. your head is commander visiting a community hospital where maybe miss bar overseas healthcare in those parts of the province. under taliban control. he claims to have run this medical facility in east and a

opponent keiko for j. murray, is refusing to concede defeat alleging fraud. afghanistan's president sharp ghani has replaced to talk ministers in charge of security. the minister of defense found the interior minister out more than 40 rule districts of fallen to taliban fighters in recent weeks. attacks and afghan forces have increased the u. s. a. nato announced plans to withdraw their troops by september. i'm dozens of families separated by the us mexico border had been given a chance to hug each other for just a few minutes. the hugs not wolves event reunites families separated by immigration status, allowing them to physically embrace and then return to their side of the border. but those are the headlines and continues now to 0 after jerusalem, a rock and a hard place stadium watching bye for now. in the, in when you see the, the purpose of the is going to assess him and with the 50 going to for the city in the office, get it. most of the, for the senior brought most of the for the study and then for the purpose of making life easier for settlers regarding the benefits of the city and comm

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more territory in the country with afghan president ghani in washington to meet with president biden. we take a closer look at the pace of the taliban takeover. plus the death of hong kong tabloid apple daily watch will fill the vacuum now that the popular pro democracy voice is gone, we speak to the founder of an underground startup in exile. ah, i'm melissa janet. thanks for joining us. as janice jones, president assured connie needs president joe biden in washington, dc on friday the to will discuss us support for afghanistan after the final american military withdraw. this fall. biden has asked congress to approve $3300000000.00 us dollars, insecurity assistance and is sending $3000000.00 doses of covert vac seems to the country. again, a found face is a crisis. color, bon militants, have started moving into and claiming new territory ever since the u. s true pull up began in may, many of these districts and circle major cities a tactic the jihad is successfully used in the 1900 ninety's to take over the country. one such city is god's me a location of strategic importance between

. >> reporter: hi, phillip good morning president ashraf ghani and his former rival will statistic down with president biden today in what is expected to be a show of unity, but also to talk about what's next in afghanistan, all but 650 u.s. troops will be out of the country in a matter of weeks, months ahead of the september 11th deadline. and today part of the conversation is about what happens after that, with the taliban gaining strength, will there be afghan government fall? president biden expected to push peace talks between the government and the taliban and he's asking congress for $3 billion, just a little bit more than this year for security there next year. the government also planning to evacuate some 18,000 interpreters and others who helped the u.s. during the war their lives are at risk, and the president says they will not be left behind. also today vice president harris heading to the border. she will be in el paso with the secretary of homeland security under some pressure to visit, this will be her first visit there, although the second gentleman says the pressure is

s president has met his african counterpart as from ghani, as us troops prepared to leave, gonna stop after 20 years of war gone. he said he respected joe biden's decision and that the partnership between the countries is entering a new phase. afghans are going to decide their future what they, what they want, what they want, but it won't be for lack of us being help as you can be in the sense of violence has to stop, but it's going to be very difficult. but we're going to stick with you and we're going to do our best to see to and you have to see when the occupied west bank, the funeral procession has been held for an outspoken critic of palestinian president bass. hundreds of mourners gathered in hebron many calling on our bass to resign. news our been out died on thursday after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authority forces. he's accused of human rights violations, and he's also called on western nations to cut off aid to the group. here today to the headlines analogy, 0 science and a golden age is coming up next. thanks for watching. a city defined by military occupatio

you as president joe biden said to host his afghan counterpart, osh off ghani at the white house later today. the to our meeting, as us troops withdraw from afghanistan, leaving a power vacuum which the taliban is preparing to fill. bite in has previously promised billions of dollars and security assistance for afghanistan. but as taliban forces gain ground, it's not clear if that will be enough to hold them back. searching for anything they can salvage. scott merchants pick 3, what's left of a former us base back room once, but net center for operations in afghanistan. this is what remains here. after america the longest overseas war, the north for taliban is on viewed france steadily gaining territory, taking districts after districts un sounding the alarm. most districts have been that have been taken. surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these capitals. once foreign forces are fully withdrawn. the calm before the storm here in the provincial capital of condos . residents can only wait at the front line for the closer af

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reporter: as you know president ghani will be here on friday while president ghanian and dr abdullah abdullah are visiting washington d.c taliban still continue their attacking all over afghanistan do you think that president biden committed to a stronger long-term support for afghan people especially afghan military because afghan people are high expectations from this president? jen psaki: i don't anticipate the timeline for withdrawal is not going to change by september which of course is overseen by our department of defense a part of their discussion on friday will certainly be the president reiterating his commitment to work with the government of afghanistan to continue to provide humanitarian support over the horizon. reporter: firstly on the on the vice president's trip to the border, why does the white house view this as the appropriate time for that visit? ms. psaki: the decision on the timing was made in coordination with the department of homeland security as we've said from the beginning, we didn't want to have anyone visit at a time where it would be disruptive to effo

his match after president sheriff ghani at the white house as us troops prepared to leave afghanistan after 20 years. bite and cold, the 2 leaders old friends at washington support for i've got a son, was not coming to an end despite the true withdrawal gone. he said he respected biden's decision and that the partnership between the countries is entering a new phase. afghans are going to have to decide their future what they, what they want, what they want, but it won't be for lack of us being helped in a sense of violence has to stop, but it's going to be very difficult. but we're going to stick with you and we're going to do our best to see to and you have all the pentagon says the us and job last got his felonies, half complete. truth numbers have been slashed to about 2 and a half 1000. that the lowest number since the 2001 invasion of afghanistan, wine and a promise to have them all out by september the 11th. but now $650000.00 expected to stay to provide security for diplomats. the taliban resurgence is a significant concern. they have seized more than 30 african districts in th

he was president joe biden has met his afghan counterpart as from ghani at the white house, as us troops repaired to leave, have gone on after 20 years afore biden said, washington support for i've got a son, was not ending despite the troop withdrawal gone. he said he respected biden's decision that the partnership between the countries is entering a new phase president biden's decision is a transformation decision that is going to have consequential results, both for the people of the, for the people of the united states in the region. we respect this decision, we are fully status site. that is decisions it's been taken and dissipated, suffered, which is not abandonment of dennis athletics then. but the new chapter in relation all the talks come after the us revealed $650.00 of its troops would remain enough gone is done. president biden had promised to complete withdrawal by september, the 11th. but in an exclusive interview, what else is there was a sound been job aid, the taliban spokesman. so hell shall he and said that would breach previous agreements. this us troop station 650 of

s. president has met his afghan counterpart. national ghani, is us troops, affairs, to leave of got his son after 20 years afore gun. he said he respected joe biden's decision and that the partnership between the countries is entering a new phase. afghans are going to decide their future what they, what they want, what they want, but it won't be for lack of us being help in the sense of violence has to stop, but it's going to be very difficult. but we're going to stick with you and we're going to do our best to see to and you have to in the occupied westbank, the funeral procession has been held for an outspoken critic, palestinian president with our boss. these are been outside on thursday after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authority forces. he had accused the p, a human rights violations, and called on western nations to cut off aid to the group. those are the headlines on al jazeera inside story is coming up next. thanks for watching. bye bye. for now . me. ah, ah, ah. ah, ah, microchips are an almost every electronic product. but there's a global shortage affecting cars,

with afghan president, sharp ghani in washington to meet with president biden. we take a closer look at the pay of the taliban takeover. plus the death of hong kong tabloid. apple daily watch will fill the vacuum now that the popular pro democracy voice is gone. we speak to the founder of an underground startup in exile. ah.

rough ghani, to ensure that cohesion, moving forward, there are suggestions that perhaps you need to set aside your own political ambitions in order to see. absolutely, absolutely. this is the time the people of our line of sun expect estin has not. norma's time. today, it's these out could times enough on the stop in, in the sort of situation sir. everybody has a responsibility to look beyond person and i'm bishops. rescue true say prospects. are diminishing and finding survivors from a u. s. apartment building that partially collapsed on thursday for people are known to have died. and $159.00 still unaccounted for. cream had reports from the time of surf site miami, as they search for survivors after the collapse of the champlin towers. the sombre reality on friday of the magnitude of the destruction and emotional devastation overnight emergency workers called several bodies from the rubble at the number of potentially missing people dramatically increased. but officials are hopeful that more survivors who are trapped beneath the wreckage will be found. unfortunately, this has been

>> reporter: afghan president ashraf ghani met with president biden last week. the white house was asked if biden had a message for frerich's family. >> the president's message is that he will continue to fight every day of his presidency to bring americans home. >> reporter: tonight, frerich's sister sending a message of her own directly to the president. >> you have the power to bring my brother home. please get my brother home safely. we are relying on you. he's an american citizen, and i know that you would not leave an american citizen behind. >> reporter: the administration says it'll continue to work to get him out, but the deal they've struck with the militants brings no peace to the country and no hope to his family. linsey? >> ian, thank you. >>> when we come back, gas prices soaring heading into fourth of july weekend. why some stations may be running out. >>> and a family car hit by lightning, a married couple and children inside. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase i

i've got to sounds, president, awestruck ghani has replaced 2 top ministers in charge of security as taliban 5 to escalate that bonds to take more territory. general abysmal la han, homa the has been appointed as a new defense minister. he has previously held the defense on interior ministry positions and also as cheap of army staff and general satari. ms. wall has the name, the new interior minister. well, these new appointments come at a delicate time tele, been 5 years, have been gaining ground. they are taking over districts on extending that control, the country with low morale. some afghan forces have abandoned that post altogether . more than $500.00 civilians have been killed this year with a tax escalating across the country. the surgeon violence comes as the us and its allies withdrew. withdraw that troops their schedule to be completely out of afghanistan by september, the 11th and talks between the taliban and the afghan government. all continuing katha, violence appears to have intensified at the same time for him. so that is a security analyst. he says the taliban will

nusrat ghani.gnant women and new mothers get better information about the safety of the coronavirus vaccinations. there's concern that women have not been coming forward due to continuing worries about the effect of the jab. the uk's vaccine advisers said in april that pregnant women should be offered a covid jab, after a study in the us found no safety concerns with the pfizer and moderna vaccines. during question time in the lords, a peer cited the example of a close family member called for a jab while she was breast—feeding who rang her surgery. they said it was nothing to do with them, but ring the main vaccine booking line, who said, "just ask the person who vaccinates you," who said, "oh, i don't know, i'll have to check." last week, channel 4 reported this is a widespread problem for pregnant and breast—feeding mums. it's evident that there is no clear guidance to front—line staff on what to tell mums. can this be remedied as a matter of urgency? well, the noble baroness alludes to a proble

piracy trade, the pandemic and conflict, and molly also being disgust of ghana stones, president, astro ghani, has replaced 2 top ministers in charge of the country security, the minister of defense, and the interior minister out it comes with the taliban, says it sees more than 40 districts in the countryside in recent weeks, attacks on afghan forces have increased since the us and nato announced plans to withdraw troops by september, guineas, health ministry, and the world health organization had declared the end of an a bowler outbreak that started in and that according 4 months ago, while more than 11000 people died in the outbreak in the same area in 2014. this time the death toll was far lower. his charlotte bellis. the it's been $42.00 days since guinea had a confirmed case of the bowler. meaning guinea can now be declared ebola free. we're all happy and i'm so happy to declare solemnly on behalf of the president and at the end of the ball. if a demick in getting authorities traced this outbreak here to 0, cory the same region where the devastating 2014 outbreak began. the 1st case was

president biden has been meeting afghan president ashraf ghani to discuss us troop withdrawal and theuture. police in germany say three people have been killed by a man with a knife in the central city of wuerzburg. authorities say the attacker — a somali man — had recently spent time in a psychiatric institution.