ah hello i, marianna manzona and london. i'll main story this hour. thou reports of up to 4 people being crushed to death as african desperately trying to get out of cobble. the white house is saying it's removed about 17000 people in the past week, but the european union has criticized the evacuation of foreign policy chief joseph beretta warned it was mathematically impossible for the u. s. allies to fly out tens of thousands of africa personnel and their families fight the promise deadline of august 31st. meanwhile, life.

oh i this is al jazeera ah, hello i. marianna was the very welcome to the news our life from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. taliban forces 5 short survey of crowds from cobble airport. the u. s. says it's killed too high profile. i still target, but another attack is highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours and evacuation flight. my guy has gone to the.

oh i this is al jazeera ah, hello i. marianna was the very welcome to the news our life from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. taliban forces 5 short the key of crowds from cobble airport. the u. s. says it's killed too high profile. i filled target, but another attack is highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours and evacuation flight. my guy has gone to the u. k. arrives with a surprise. extra passenger on the board. prepare your staff if you're going to lead, you need to do that. now the residents in new orleans braced themselves. hark and ida, which is huge, hit the city exactly 16 years after katrina and white romanian brown bands. and i have put their own protective status in danger and i'm lia harding, and how with sports a controversial red card spoils the blockbuster clash between liverpool and chelsea and arsenal have made their worst start to the season for 67 years hammered. 5 mill by manchester city. ah. hello, welcome to the is our top story us president joe biden has warned that another attack by ice hill is highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours. as washington

emergency, coughing, billions, and placing millions counting the call on now just ah jazeera when i hello, i'm marianna murphy in london. our main story, this hours the conflict and i've got to stop with the taliban offensive sweeping further through the country with the group. gradually and circling, cobble. they have now seen the city of alarm and logo province just 50 kilometers from the capital for the south highlights the main fizzy and zabel province has also fall into the taliban. earlier to major cities fell to the group. last regard and kandahar the taliban birthplace and the key trade port charlotte bell.

i am. shadow on al jazeera, ah, hello marianna was in london, our main story now. foreign forces in afghanistan and pushing ahead with their monumental evacuation effort a day after a suicide bomb. a targeted desperate people trying to flee crowds have returned to campbell airport despite warnings that another attack is likely. and the next few days will be the most dangerous to date. at least 175 people. the vast majority of the afghan civilians have now been confirmed that in.

i am. shadow on al jazeera ah, hello, i'm marianna, was in london, our main story now. foreign forces in afghanistan and pushing ahead with their monumental evacuation effort the day after a suicide bomb, a targeted desperate people trying to flee. crowds have returned to campbell airport just by warnings that another attack is likely. and the next few days will be the most dangerous to date. at least 175 people. the vast majority of the afghan civilians have now been confirmed that in those days attack and ask an offshoot of the group i. phil says it was behind the bombing, the threat is ongoing, and it is active. it is our troops are still in danger. that continues to be the case every day that they are there. most. this is the most dangerous part of the mission. this is the retrograde period of the mission. and what that means is that this is the period of time when the military commanders on the ground and forces begin to move, not just troops home, but also equipment home. and that is often a very dangerous part of any mission, but in this case, they're also doing that well. ther

my niger, i my, my dear analogy there, ah, me, the news this is al jazeera ah, hello marianna, was the welcome to the news now ally from london coming up in the next 60 minutes as the death toll from the campbell at fort forming reaches at least a $175.00 warnings, and now the attack is likely us covert depths rise 11 percent in a week driven by the delta variance and vaccine hesitancy. bitter battles between hastings, rival gangs hamper assets to get vital aid to areas. devastated by the reason of quite and 2 groups of can not children a release deny, jerry a some of them. a young as full. i'm ash with the board. christiana went out is returning to manchester, but not to play the city. he's heading back to his former club at manchester, united he read today with the vent to resign him. ah, hello and welcome to the news. our foreign forces in afghanistan a pushing ahead with them massive evacuation effort a day after a suicide bomber targeted people desperately trying to flee crowds return to cobble airport. despite warnings that another attack is likely and the next few days will be t

i think it's overdue. masks may be back in benicia later this week. >> marianna more has lived in the city for more than 40 years. she says she loves it here. the think city to do more to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> if you follow the news at all and follow the science. we've got to wear a mask i have kids in school and there were enough the cages or a mask there. steve young tells me he's been hearing similar calls for a mask mandate from other benicia residents. >> and since the county isn't going to implement one. he's looking to do it on the city level. however. >> covid cases are. >> rising at very fast rate in our county. hospitalizations are rising at a faster rate. and i think there is a belief on the part of the city council that we need to take action despite the action being taken by the county mayor young says back at the beginning of the pandemic, the city had to institute a mask mandate on their own as well. >> because health leaders wouldn't do it on the county level it's frustrating. none. on one hand too. >> feel like we out of step with the rest of the county. but i think the other

i spend the government close all education facility is due to the panoramic. marianna sanchez has been at the rally and lima of many parents, teachers, and children march towards the ministry of education because they are demanding the schools reopen. now they have lost nearly 2 years of cooling. many of the people here. a are among the most privileged in the country, they have a tablet, they have phone, they have computers to study at home. but many people are saying that they are marching for the most under privilege around the country. the government has declared a state of emergency educational system since last year. the government has been repairing infrastructure in nearly 40 percent of school, even some of them without running water. now the government says it's still risky to go back a 3rd wave of coal, but is showing that it may start. soon, hilton are not vaccinated, and less than half of the teachers have received seen. well, maybe people here said that building is not only worked on the needs of children to gather with other children. they are under emotional stress. the g

i think it's overdue. masks may be back in benicia later this week. >> marianna more has lived in the city for more than 40 years. she says she loves it here. the think city to do more to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> if you follow the news, it all unfold. the we've got to wear a mask. we i have kids in school and there were enough the cages or a there. steve young tells me he's been hearing similar calls for a mask mandate from other benicia residents. >> and since the county isn't going to implement one. he's looking to do it on the city level. however. >> covid cases are. >> rising at very fast rate in our county. hospitalizations are rising at a faster rate. and i think there is a belief on the part of the city council that we need to take action despite the action being taken by the county mayor young says back at the beginning of the pandemic, the city had to institute a mask mandate on their own as well. >> because health leaders wouldn't do it on the county level it's frustrating. none. on one hand too. >> feel like we out of step with the rest of the county. but i think the other way to look

i want to thank all of our staff. such a great job and they help us get closer and closer to victory. we have to think marianna they do such a great job and they help us get closer and closer to victory. we have to think marianna herrera and the member services. [applause] this is their last day with the rnc paired join me in thanking them for their great service to our party. [applause] my family is not here right now and i could not do this with them. he is now here, driving, it is really scary. it is really, really scary. my husband and my daughter. think a husband or wife is one of the most enjoyable jobs. i am so grateful for the love and support. i want to thank to members not here with us today and honor their memory. they lead amazing lives and were extraordinary leaders in our party. they leave behind remarkable legacies and we will miss their kind presence and friendship. we are here in tennessee and nashville is a great city, i will not live. it's been a little high but i want to think our host. [applause] and the committee members, can you three stand? thank you guys, for hosting us. [applause] you

i think it's overdue. masks may be back in benicia later this week. marianna more has lived in the city for more than 40 years. she says she loves it here. the think city to do more to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> if you follow the news at all and follow the we've got to wear a mask. we i have kids in school and there were enough the cages or a mayor steve young tells me he's been hearing similar calls for a mask mandate from other benicia residents. >> and since the county isn't going to implement one. he's looking to do it on the city level. however. >> covid cases are. >> rising at very fast rate in our county. hospitalizations are rising at a faster rate. and i think there is a belief on the part of the city council that we need to take action despite the action being taken by the county mayor young says back at the beginning of the pandemic, the city had to institute a mask mandate on their own as well. >> because health leaders wouldn't do it on the county level it's frustrating. none. on one hand too. >> feel like we out of step with the rest of t

i think it's overdue. masks may be back in benicia later this week. marianna more has lived in the city for more than 40 years. she says she loves it here. the think city to do more to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> if you follow the news at all and follow the we've got to wear a mask i have kids in school and there were enough to teachers or a mask there. steve young tells me he's been hearing similar calls for a mask mandate from other benicia residents. >> and since the county isn't going to implement one. he's looking to do it on the city level. however. >> covid cases are. >> rising at a very fast rate in our county. hospitalizations are rising at a faster rate. and i think there is a belief on the part of the city council that we need to take action despite the action being taken by the county mayor young says back at the beginning of the pandemic, the city had to institute a mask mandate on their own as well. >> because health leaders wouldn't do it on the county level it's frustrating done. on one hand, too. >> feel like we out of step with the res

i think it's overdue. masks may be back in benicia later this week. >> marianna more has lived in the city for more than 40 years. she says she loves it here. the think city to do more to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> if you follow the news, it all unfold the science we've got to wear a mask i have kids in school and there were enough to teachers or a mask there. steve young tells me he's been hearing similar calls for a mask mandate from other benicia residents. >> and since the county isn't going to implement one. he's looking to do it on the city level. however. >> covid cases are. >> rising at a very fast rate in our county. hospitalizations are rising at a faster rate. and i think there is a belief on the part of the city council that we need to take action despite the action being taken by the county mayor young says back at the beginning of the pandemic, the city had to institute a mask mandate on their own as well. >> because health leaders wouldn't do it on the county level it's frustrating done. on one hand, too. >> feel like we out of step with the rest of the county. but i think the other

i think it's overdue. masks may be back in benicia later this week. >> marianna more has lived in the city for more than 40 years. she says she loves it here. the think city to do more to prevent spread of covid-19. >> if you follow the news at all and follow the science. we've got to wear a mask i have kids in school and there were enough the cages or a mask there. steve young tells me he's been hearing similar calls for a mask mandate from other benicia residents. >> and since the county isn't going to implement one. he's looking to do it on the city level. however. >> covid cases are. >> rising at very fast rate in our county. hospitalizations are rising at a faster rate. and i think there is a belief on the part of the city council that we need to take action despite the action being taken by the county mayor young says back at the beginning of the pandemic, the city had to institute a mask mandate on their own as well. >> because health leaders wouldn't do it on the county level it's frustrating. none. on one hand too. >> feel like we out of step with the rest of the county. but i think the other way

i think it's overdue. masks may be back in benicia later this week. >> marianna more has lived in the city for more than 40 years. she says she loves it here. the think city to do more to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> if you follow the news, it all unfold the science we've got to wear a mask i have kids in school and there were enough the cages or a mayor steve young tells me he's been hearing similar calls for a mask mandate from other benicia residents. >> and since the county isn't going to implement one. he's looking to do it on the city level. however. >> covid cases are. >> rising at very fast rate in our county. hospitalizations are rising at a faster rate. and i think there is a belief on the part of the city council that we need to take action despite the action being taken by the county mayor young says back at the beginning of the pandemic, the city had to institute a mask mandate on their own as well. >> because health leaders wouldn't do it on the county level it's frustrating done. on one hand, too. >> feel like we out of step with the rest of the county. but i think the other way to loo

marianna and her mother for telling that story. there are all these laws about privacy inside hospitals and i feel like a lot of people don't reallyrstand what is happening in these hospital icus. so to tell that story i think is really important. >> i know that it is a really scary time for parents. but the only thing that you can do is assess the facts, make the decision that is right for your family irrespective of anybody else's opinions. that is the only thing that you can do. >>> 38 past the hour. incoming governor of new york is promising to turn the page on her former boss' toxic work environment. kathy hochul speaking for the first time since andrew cuomo announced his resignation and she distanced herself from the drought go youth outgoing governor. >> i want people to know that i'm fully prepared to assume the responsibilities. at the end of my term whenever it ends, no one will ever describe my administration as a toxic work environment. >> and brynn gingras spent time with her in albany, new york. >> kathy hochul giving her first news conference since learning that she will be assuming the role of new york governor in

i will have a discussion about this topic. then we will take questions from you. you can submit your questions using twitter #askaeiecon. or you can e-mail your questions to my colleague, marianna mitchell, whose email address is on the webpage for this event. let me briefly introduce governor waller. christopher j waller took office as a member of the board of governors of the federal reserve system on december 18, 2020 to full a term ending in january of 2030. prior to his appointment to the board, dr. waller served as executive vice president and director of research at the federal reserve think of st. louis, a position he's held since 2009. he has held faculty appointments at the university of notre dame , the university of kentucky, and indiana university. governor waller, thank you so much for joining us today. thanks again to everybody who is tuning and both to the livestream and who will watch the video later at their convenience. governor, i will turn it over to you. >> thank you, michael, and thank you to the american enterprise institute for the invitation to speak to you today. the payment system is changing in profound ways as individuals demand faster payments, ce

marianna tested positive. she has received excellent treat at the cardinal glenn children's hospital in st. louis. >> it might make you cough but that is what we want. that is a good one. ilive about 150 miles away in southern missouri. she started filing ill at home. it quickly got worse. >> i was scared. i was panicking. monday august 2nd i decided to take her to urgent care because she couldn't breathe. >> reporter: the decision was made to be transported by ambulance to this children's hospital. it was like a nightmare. >> when you saw her struggling to breathe with the oxygen, what was going through your mind. >> just praying, asking god to bring her back. keep her safe. >> reporter: wera frad she wasn't going to make it. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the 40-year-old mother received the covid vaccine. but said her daughter did not. >> why didn't she get vaccinated? >> i don't know. she -- i left it up to her. and she decided she didn't want to get vaccinated. >> i don't mean to make you feel badly but you've gone through so much. my guess is and i'm making a educated guess that you should have insisted. >> yes. >> there are children as young as 2-year-old in the intensi