#jambo, jambo bwana # habari gani...wana," which means "hello, hello mister." it says "habari gani," "how are you?" "mzuri sana" is "very well, thank you." then it says, "welcome, all guests, all visitors are welcome to kenya." "kenya yetu, hakuna matata," "there are no problems in kenya." that's a very simple song. whenever we finished, another tourist would come over and say, "can you do thisjambojambo?" we had to do at about 20 times. and then the financial director of polygram said, "here is my card, you call me, i want us to record this song." we didn't know that it was going to be this big. #jambo, jambo bwana... like, they say, the rest is history. after the recording, the rest was history. when we signed an agreement with polygram at that time, i didn't know much about corporate ownership. we were just happy to have our music recorded, and so many people have wanted to do cover versions. most kenyans say, "ah, this is a song for foreigners, not for us kenyans," you know? but they are proud of it, that at least it

president gani said there _ consequences. president gani said there was _ consequences.mfort to the many who find themselves close to the violence. ~ ,, ~ ., violence. translation: for me as a karate _ violence. translation: for me as a karate and _ violence. translation: for me as a karate and lady, _ violence. translation: for me as a karate and lady, this - violence. translation: for me as a karate and lady, this war i as a karate and lady, this war is worrying. —— —— heratian. the the situation has changed, there are no women in herat anymore. women who work in offices are not going to work. nearly all of its military forces have left and the us has continued its air offensive in support of afghan government troops. site targeting lashkar gah continued late on monday. the biden administration condemned the actions of the taliban. ~ . , , taliban. we have seen reports of atrocities _ taliban. we have seen reports of atrocities being _ taliban. we have seen reports of atrocities being committed | of atrocities being committed by the taliban in various places where they

then you say, "mzuri sana," which is a reply to habari gani. well, thank you". "all the guests, visitors are welcome to kenya." "there are no problems in kenya." just a very simple song. whenever we finish, another tourists will come over and say, "can you do thisjambojambo? we had to do it about 20 times. and then the financial director of polygram said, "here is my card, you call me. "i want us to record this song." we didn't know that it's going to be this big. #jambo, jambo bwana... # like they say, the rest is history. after the recording, the rest, it was history. when we signed the agreement with polygram at that time, i didn't know much about copyright ownership. we were just happy to have our music recorded. and so many people have wanted to do cover versions of it. most kenyans say, "ah, this is a song for the mzungu, not for us kenyans," you know? but they are proud of it, that at least it's given some kind of identity to kenya, you know? any kenyan who goes overseas, they will always ask you, "ah, you know the song jambo jambo?" the

to your point about the president achraf gani he met with biden at the white house and according to biden and aides later, asked the president not to mount some massive evacuation of americans or vulnerable afghans because it would undermine confidence in his own government. that really was the president biden's opportunity to say, you know what? dude, like we're out. and we're going to start bringing people out no matter what. and he chose not to. pete: of course, the war in afghanistan spanned 20 years and four presidents. but much of what's happening now can be traced to some recent decisions. earlier this year, for example, president biden pledged to withdraw all troops from afghanistan by the end of this month. and on monday, the president addressed the nation and defended his position. president biden: i stand squarely behind my decision. after 20 years, i've learned the hard way that there was never a good time to withdraw u.s. forces. pete: the taliban surged to power caught the u.s. off guard. u.s. intelligence as recently as last week simply underestimated the speed of the takeo

el hasta hoy presidente afgano ah-raf gani abandono sorpresivamente la nacion...en este momento entre el temor y la incertidumbre por su futuro, especialmente las mujeres.. pablo gato con los detalles de un dia que quedara marcado en la historia. reportero: el talibÁn parece no tener problemas de que estados unidos saque al personal del paÍs. [habla en otro idioma] >> todos estamos cansados de la guerra. esperamos que se establezca la ley. reportero: las mujeres no podÍan trabajar y estudiar con el gobierno talibÁn. >> los militares afganos tienen que responder por su paÍs. reportero: el presidente de afganistÁn huyo del paÍs. todos los gobiernos han sido acusados de corrupciÓn. a los estados unidos les cuesta ver esta retirada. >> estados unidos y sus aliados no deben salir huyendo del campo con el rabo entre las piernas. los talibanes no pueden ganar si estados unidos no se rinde. reportero: la Última encuesta indica que el 57% de estadounidenses apoyan la retirada. hoy los talibanes vuelen a reinar en afganistÁn. fÉlix: el presidente biden decÍa que era improba

#jambo,jambo bwana # habari gani # mzuri sa na # wageni, wakaribishwa # kenya yetu hakuna matata # kenya how it went. the tourists were crazy about this song. it went to silver, then gold, then it went platinum. that came as a complete surprise to me. i started the group at them mushrooms in 1972. me and him were working with the cement factory in mombasa. there was a lot of tourists coming into mombasa so it was a vibrant scene. we were playing mostly congolese stuff and kenyan music, but when we realised we could make more money and play for less time for tourists in the hotels, we had to switch to play the cover versions of the music from europe and america. one night, i think it was late 1979, i was sitting at the pool after a performance and there where these tourists in the pool playing around and joking, trying to speak swahili. hakuna matata, you know? and i got this idea, i should write a song with the simplest words and get the tourists to learn the language while they sang and danced to our music. it says, "hello, hello, how are you?" then a reply. it says, "all visitors are w

i certainly support president gani's efforts to try.n any way disparage the army and special forces undertakings. but realistically speaking, this is probably not where they can maximise efforts productively. the question to me will be whether parts of kabul can be held, when the parts of the north and west can be held. what i expect to be unfortunately and tragically an ongoing civil war that ultimately petitions the company, but we will have to see. obviously this is a desperate situation for the tens of thousands told to leave their homes, for those caught up in the fighting who have lost loved ones or indeed lost the last, but i wonder for people watching in america and elsewhere around the world, why does what happen that happens and afghanistan matter to them? it is a fair question. i will not shy away from the humanitarian argument. we can't stop all suffering around the world, but when we have invested so much as an international community, as nato, as a donor community in a country like afghanistan, to quickly depart without tr

calling milpitas home in june he his wife his seven year old daughter and three year old son left prep ganis. stand to visit monsters mother who was seriously ill his family tried to leave afghanistan mid august and was met with violence my brother's wounded there, and they have been attacked to my father. and he is all the also one that somehow god help us and we made it only monsoor his wife and children made it to the u. s after 31 hours on the tarmac it was very difficult but we don't have other choice. they traveled to pakistan turkey the netherlands and new york congressman wrote khanna's office assisted them pictured here at sfo. i'm very worried about my parents and my siblings they left behind at at home i would say 20 to 30 people are contacting me per hour right now looking for ways out of the country the afghan coalition is flooded with similar stories of families hoping to be berry abound, the coalition says right now there is no safe way out it's filling out visa applications and writing a congress an effort to help those in afghanistan with food and money. west you know ie lea

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we are getting headlines now from the exiled afghan president gani, saying the taliban should work oning an inclusive government. we will continue to follow this for you as we get more from ghani in exile in the united arab emirates. he continues to deliver remarks. it is time for the stock of the hour. lowe's beat estimates. the ceo thinks he can make margins hold up. david wilson is looking at the details. dave: this is a stock that has really taken off since march of last year when the bull market began. today it is heading for his biggest gains since that time. at one point this shares more than tripled. they peaked in may and came back down. it is interesting to see the gain. contrast that with home depot after earning schema yesterday. what is the difference is the main question. if you look at earnings and sales, both company's beating analyst average estimates on the bloomberg survey. they had a similar shift in their sales. fewer transactions, larger amounts per sale suggesting the business is moving more towards contractors and away from do-it-yourselfers. lowe's talked abou

among those who took the afghan presidential palace after president gani fled is a fighter held at guantanamo and the leader who gave a speech, a former gitmo detainee accused of u.s. officials being a long time security agent for the taliban's feared ministry of interior who told the gitmo review board he was a simple shopkeeper who wanted to return to afghanistan to care for his sick father. he was released by the bush administration. all of these appointed by president trump, kept by biden to negotiate a peace deal with the taliban recently released 5,000 hardened prisoners being held in afghanistan. here is general petraeus. >> the trump agreement was very flawed and resulted in the release of some 5,000 detainees of the taliban that were being held by the afghan government which was not allowed to participate in the negligent yaixs. >> the biden administration is now left to negotiate with the taliban with some of the same leaders who the obama/biden administration released from gitmo. >> harris: he should be familiar with them. he has been in office for 50 years. weighs there when it wa

. >> one of the staff of president gani referred to this as him running away. >> operating out of kabul airport telling americans to shelter in place. >> people are desperate to get out of afghanistan. >> the biden administration taking flak from all sides as the u.s. troop withdrawal. >> there was an agreement the forces would come out day one had we not begun that process and the taliban saw, we would have been back at war with the taliban. >> we trained and equipped with modern equipment over 300,000 afghan forces who have to fight for themselves. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington live in the cnn news. taliban fighters have captured afghanistan. and as americans scramble to get out, more are heading in. a short time ago, the pentagon approved sending another 1,000 u.s. troops because of the worsening security conditions on the ground. in all, total of 6,000 american service members are now being deployed. it has been a day of gut wrenching developments and heart wrenching images. the crowd you see in this social media postbel believed to be americans and kabul americans at the airpo

. >> one of the staff of president gani referred to this as him running away. >> operating out of kabulplace. >> people are desperate to get out of afghanistan. >> the biden administration taking flak from all sides as the u.s. troop withdrawal. >> there was an agreement the

so right there that provided the air power to keep the after gani -- those prisoners were let go. did they come from that prison? this is the accountability we need and why congress should be in session and the information we should have. wherever the information takes us that's when we should take action about people resigning and others, you now have an administration made up of individuals that brought us syria, that is now creating a syria in the middle east. >> lindsey graham on the long-term effects on president biden's withdrawal from afghanistan. it is not just week it's in the future. let's watch. >> 9/11 just went through the roof. president biden said he wanted to take this afghanistan off the plate for future presidents. he has done the exact opposite. for the next 20 years american presidents will be dealing with this catastrophe in afghanistan. this war has not ended. we've entered into a new deadly chapter. terrorists are now in charge of afghanistan. >> what do you say about that? >> he is 100% correct. we stand just roughly two weeks before the 20th anniversary of

congress should say what happened to the original plan take it region by region, secure the after gani forces are in control and then withdraw. we just offered them all of it and we messaged them on top of it and told them. many of our officials kabul will fall in 20 days, this area will fall in 60 days. what is this? we're telling the enemy and telling the taliban how many dailies they need to take these areas? they consider this a green light. it was a disaster. >> harris: i mentioned earlier. the president of the united states, his comp team announcing he will speak today at 3:45 today eastern. i talked to you about the single statement from president biden so far. in it he put the blame on president trump. he said this quote, when i came to office i inherited a deal from my predecessor. you say critics don't agree with it. james your quick take. >> biden has three big problems. they said americans don't care about afghanistan. that was their assessment. they lied to america. they humiliated america and americans are worried about terrorists coming back and getting them. three huge

highlighted earlier, secretary austin did join secretary blinken in a phone call this morning with president ganiese conversations with continue to ensure close coordination going forward. with, that we'll take questions. bob, i think you're first. >> thank you, john. thank you for spelling out some of the -- breaking down some of the numbers. with regard to those forces going into afghanistan to work specifically on supporting their removal or evacuation or whatever you call it of personnel from the embassy, is that about 3,000 people? and also, is that in addition to the 600 or 650 already there doing that sort of work? >> yes, bob, those three infantry battalions will comprise approximately 3,000 personnel, and they will be in addition to those troops that are already in kabul as we conduct -- in the process of conducting our drawdown, so we still have more than 650 troops in kabul right now. these 3,000 will join them there. >> can i do a quick follow-up? thank you. >> sure. >> does the military mission include flying u.s. civilian personnel, the embassy personnel, out of the country, or only

forces invaded and just a short time ago afghan president gani addressing the nation for the first time in days. he did not resign as many expect he do, as the taliban demanded he do so as well. instead saying his focus is working to stop the violence. we have a team of correspondents and experts to break down this news story that's developing at the moment. let's join shannon pettypiece to get us started from the white house. the president is spend the next few days in camp david. are his national security advisers there with him? >> the white house has said the president will be briefed, will continue to be briefed. he was on friday and throughout the weekend on the situation there. the white house, though, said on friday that the president has no regrets about his decision. they indicated that they are staying to course and that his focus primarily at this point is on getting those americans out of the country that are scheduled to be removed and ensuring that the forces being sent in are safe. the focus of the administration is on america's interests, on making sure that americans s

on saturday on the weekend, and now this urgency with a call between secretary blinken, president ganiand secretary of defense lloyd austin today that they were going to deploy troops to move more of the civilian employees from embassy kabul out. as recently as yesterday, ned price the spokesman was saying we are remaining in kabul. our work is continuing. we are committed to the diplomatic work in doha that the ambassador is doing right now with the taliban. and today they are stilldohu, a just released there from the neighbors of afghanistan regional groups, as well as europeans, china, obviously pakistan in the immediate neighborhood, that they are committed to not recognizing the taliban, not recognizing any entity that takes over afghanistan by use of military force. well, as you can imagine, yesterday, and certainly today, the questioning was very fierce on this, because not recognizing the taliban when they are, in effect, on the ground moving to the point where if kabul is threatened, they are taking over afghanistan. that is going to be the reality on the ground. also, undercu

and then president gani basically left his own people in an act of cowardess. then when they have no governance, the united states is abandoning them, they're asking the question what are we fighting for? it imploded very fast. i thought it was very foreseeable. i think the intelligence community thought so, too. the president, i think, ignored those warnings and went with this sort of fantasy that we will negotiate with the taliban and everything will be fine. >> yeah. i think they thought it would be a few months. they didn't think it would be a few days as it turned out to be. >> correct. >> as you know, the state department now says there are fewer than 250 american citizens still there in afghanistan but want to get out of afghanistan. how dangerous is this situation right now for any american who is still waiting to evacuate with the taliban now in control? >> it's a very dangerous situation. and i just got briefed. it is actually higher than that number. the reason is maybe they tried to get out at the last minute because of the security concerns they we

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