how they will treat people, and especially those people that can't get the capital and the international air force international airports that work for the united states or capital in or many forward operating bases that are in rural afghanistan. there's a great deal of concern about the taliban next steps in terms if, how they will treat women. will they allow them to go to school? would they allow them to work? as you say, the taliban? a craving? this international legitimacy? do you think that will influence the actions when it comes to the rights of women? will i think it will, but your guest is almost as good as mine. they lied to as many times over the last, you know, over the last years. and even in the so called of peace negotiations, but i know that the taliban because i've spoken to telecom man commanders, i know that they recognize that if they don't give women at any rights at all, it's going to really push them back as far as the international community is so i think that's what they'll do is they'll allow, at least in the metropolitan areas, possibly work outside of the home. and the

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a quick reminder of the top stories for you know, the taliban has taken control of kopel international air force iris after the last american soldiers fruit of a gun. the son says it won't stablish good relations with the international community. withdrawal of the us troops smocks the end of america's longest war, 20 year presence in afghanistan, the 17 transport they took off a couple airports just before midnight's local time. yes, actually said anthony, blinking says washington will work with the new african government if it's american national interest. yeah. did any taliban says are for legitimacy and support will have to be earned while the taliban has taken control of a couple airports. 0 correspondence. so her boss was there and here's what he saw and the 100 of them above where we are now able to enter the airport. we will head straight to the terminal, access into the building was impossible in the past few days, and heavy and no more collier. this is the main terminal. everything looks silent and still in this part some yes, troops used to keep watch over the past week. now, and this

air force. a nation of mercy and international significance. the american zone when air force base. you don't those trucks were waiting for us. transportation did a colossal job. we dug down in a hurry to give them a lift. much more organized. somehow it all goes into airplanes. the biggest item is coal for the utility. suck up biggest item then madison every ounce of cargo was checked. of course it was g.i. and milk for the innocent sufferers of every disaster, the kids. president inspections played dividends, maximum number of ships on the drive. set up in germany england and in texas usa. proxima gulf and east coast the u.s. navy brought an approximate 12 million gallons of aviation fuel to germany every month. we carried enough gas for the trip and return. one of our gang institute a little. tiny handkerchief parachutes. great guy. candy and handkerchiefs good flying jobs with the rest of us the power and gave them breathing room, each plane got an altitude in the moving block of space. the most modern communication facilities in the airlif

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some interruption, there is a glimmer of hope that there will still be international flights possible through tend to hot air force. plenty of moving parts to the sun. thank you for the update . charlotte bell is live for us in campbell. some countries are already wrapping up their withdrawal of frances, a prime minister, says the country will no longer be evacuating people from cobble a port from friday night. almost 2000 and french nationals and afghans have been flown to france and hungry has finished pulling out after bringing the last of its forces back to budapest, in as strongly as has reported more than a 1000 new infections for the 1st time since the sound of the clover 19 pandemic. the majority are in the most popular state of new south wales, and the delta variance is being claimed for the rise and infections and deaths. officials have been urging more people to get vaccinated. and new zealand is dealing with its largest cluster, yet more than $270.00 infections have been reported since the start of the latest gap rank. the governments already imposed strict lockdown, but there's concern those efforts a

6th please join us to hear from us air force chief of staff general charles q brown junior who will speak about the air force's mission in an ever-changing international environment. now for the last question. .. spent what is something everyone should know? and then to be one-sided and to relay on anything with that general in support and then try to make yourself by the other party. that you can learn and it doesn't have any value first of all. and for example for example, i've been speaking to our u.n. staff, and even i talked to president obama, that his leadership style should be like water. water flows constantly from higher ground to lower ground. if water does not flow and stay one place, what becomes sustained and corrupt. this is sort of corruption. what does that confront? unnecessary. it just flows when it meets rock in the middle of the river and it just goes around this rock unnecessary. but if and when it is absolutely necessary, a can adjust around rocks and even destroy. [singing] , concrete buildings and everything can be t swept away t does not use that kind of force. however, you may be source for power, you should not use that pow

flights have been cancelled, civilian flights have been cancelled at least the international forces have taken over the air traffic control and they just are in the military flight coming in and out. let's actually evacuating international personnel vac trading americans. and then also evacuation people who have worked africans who worked with embassies and their associated with international groups. and people who made work has interpreted that type of thing as far as what's happening in cobbled city. well, pretty quiet the many taliban on the streets and the chick voice they enforcing as they say security. we understand about a 1000 telephone, special forces units arrived last night, the pores on court and for security. they are in the presidential palace as you said. and we understand that later today that will be holding a news conference where hopefully we can find out more about how they plan to govern how sounds government will look, who will be in charge. they say that they are taking over the ministries today, putting people in different positions to start running the country. when you listen to c

of course live now to karen korea. koski author commentator retired us air force lieutenant colonel joining us your international a great to see you today. thanks for joining us on the program. joe biden was just making a press conference, the car, and i think you were listening to what some of the things that president biden was saying, any highlights you any person and comments by the american president regarding ask, honest on today my perspective. i mean, i think he proved why they calling sleepy joe he, his sense of a strategic meaning of afghanistan to the united states. or, you know, probably the last 40 years seems to be missing. he is right. he is right in that you know, we should never have nation tried to nation build an afghan. stan.

taliban fighters were then seen chasing the crowds away. meanwhile, the cobbles international airport, us led forces fired into the air dispersed people who are gathering, trying to get on a plane to leave the country. rob mcbride has the very latest from cobbler. i think it's being seen is really since the taliban just assume power a couple of days ago as the 1st major active defined against them. as john by the very important city, it is east of here towards the border with pakistan. and this protest began over the national flag. now since the taliban have taken power, they have a very consciously being removing the afghan national flag and replacing it with the taliban flag. we've seen that a lot here in the capital cobble. it's left a lot of people. i very upset, but people have by and large, put up with especially here in cobble while it seems in july, the bad people have not put up with that has been a protest. people kicked back and pushed back against this several 100 people took to the streets proudly waving the afghan flag. they marched on a square apparently and put the flag back up after he had been remove

understand it. traffic control is under the command of us and international forces and that they do have many thousands of people on the grounds inside the air force. but there are still people getting through climbing fences and making their way onto the tarmac despite this was the latest information you have for charlotte on and other aspects of what's going on today. we had these reports coming to us what a couple of hours ago now. 1500 pro ghani pro afghan. the former government of afghanistan loyal forces making their way for a head to head with the taliban has now shifted and changed. so we had $2.00 to $300.00 vehicles, at least cost in the east of afghanistan, with about $1500.00 mean involved. they are part of the k p f, which is the cost protection forces the cia funded militia. also part of the india, which is the intelligence units. they had decided they didn't want to surrender. and they had gotten a convoy and decided to drive to cobbled to fight. they had been stopped in the village and kind of a mountainous area last night by the taliban. and they had a conversation with elders. where does she look at couples full and there's

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trey yingst from our middle east bureau travels with the qatari air force to kabul international airport. qatar is currently hosting the largest number of afghanistan evacuees. >> reporter: we've just arrived in kabul, afghanistan where evacuations are continuing at this hour. you can see behind me visa applicants and those that have been approved and vetted are here at the airport, waiting to take flights out of the country. many have been waiting for hours. it does seem like the flights are picking up. the taliban took control of afghanistan just one week ago and there are still thousands of afghans and americans trapped. how did you get here? what was the process like of getting to the airport? >> the airport is very hard to get in four days, five days. it was very hard to come over here. they need to go to who is the first eligible people, they need to come, green card, u.s. passport and special visas. >> reporter: and that wasn't happening? >> no, it's not happening. >> reporter: off in the distance, you'll see there are planes waiting to take them to safety but many cannot get to s

of course live now to karen korea, koski author commentator retired us air force lieutenant colonel joining us your international a great to see you today. thanks for joining us on the program. joe biden was just making this press conference, the car, and i think you were listening to what some of the things that president biden was saying, any highlights to you, any person and comments by the american president regarding ask, honest on today my perspective. i mean, i think he proved why they calling sleepy joe he, his sense of a strategic meaning of afghanistan to the united states. or, you know, probably the last 40 years seems to be missing. he is right. he is right in that, you know, we should never have nation tried to nation, build an afghan, stan, and this is a 20 year. probably a 20 year to law war in which we have been as a, as a nation, i guess you could say defeated. nobody wants, no american wants to use that word, but that is in fact exactly what we have seen. and the writing has been on the wall for probably 15 or 16 years. so his sense of what has gone on, of course, he supported all of this sen,

air force base. after all, karzai international where this is taking place has one runway. all you have to do is put a cratener the center of that and you shut off all air travel. this is a bad situation. i don't have any confidence from what i'm hearing from the secretary of defense. >> neil: what is alarming and you can understand logistics more, seems like they're letting people board planes or those already in this -- not outside that perimeter that the taliban has set up around the airport. no one is penetrating that perimeter to take the defense secretary's remarks earlier, we're not about to try. what does that tell you? >> that tells me that the americans that are trapped outside that airport are not -- never going to get home. the taliban builds up their forces inside kabul will solidify that control, the checkpoints will become more vicious, this is a dunkirk in the making. it's just incredibly, incredibly poor judgment on the exit strategy. i heard president trump last night. he never would have followed this line of thinking. he would have at least had a plan of

internal discipline. the officer shot air force veteran ashli babbitt as she was trying to climb over a barricaded door into the house chamber. many conservatives including former president trump insist there was no reason to kill her. in a statement babbitt's attorney said that the investigation by the officer's own police department conducted in secret proves nothing and is certainly not an exoneration. the justice department already had decided not to pursue criminal charges in the shooting. capitol police say they won't identify the officer because he and his family have received death threats. >>> this morning, new york has its first female governor, kathy hochul is her name. she was sworn in at midnight after andrew cuomo officially left the office in disgrace. the former lieutenant governor will speak to new yorkers later this afternoon following a larger inauguration ceremony. cuomo blamed the resignation on politics and quote, a media stampede after an investigation found he had sexually harassed at least 11 women. he said he did not touch anyone inappropriately. hochul becomes the ninth woman gove

reports of more orderly scenes, with taliban militants firing into the air and using batons to force people into queues. 0ur chief internationalspondent lyse doucet flew into kabul airport earlier and sent this report from the scene. it hits you as soon as you put your foot on the tarmac of this airfield, the intensity and the urgency of this moment. every direction we look at kabul international airport, afghans and foreigners in straight lines, boarding the military transport planes that are all around this tarmac. taking afghans, notjust away from their country, but away from the lives that they live, the identity they cherish, leaving everything behind, to start from scratch. today is the day that a generation of afghans have buried their dreams and aspirations and our lives. this city, to us, is our home, despite its contradictions. we called it home, we were raised from here, we hope that the taliban can learn from the lessons of the past and everyone else and we can prove that we can move away from the tanks and bullets, towards a road where everyone can see themselves. this urgent evacuation is one no one expected, nob

reports of more orderly scenes, with taliban militants firing into the air and using batons to force people into queues. 0ur chief internationaloucet, flew into kabul airport earlier and sent this report from the tarmac. it hits you as soon as you put your foot on the tarmac of this airfield, the intensity and the urgency of this moment. every direction we look at kabul international airport, afghans and foreigners in straight lines, boarding the military transport planes that are all around this tarmac. taking afghans, notjust away from their country, but away from the lives that they live, the identity that they cherish, leaving everything behind, to start from scratch. today is the day that a generation of afghans have buried their dreams and aspirations and our lives. this city, to us, is our home, despite its contradictions. we called it home, we were raised from here, we hope that the taliban can learn from the lessons of the past and everyone else and we can prove that we can move away from the tanks and bullets, towards a road where everyone can see themselves. this is a scene that no one expected, nobody wanted and no

the international community invested over 20 years, billions of dollars in these forces, 300,000 of them, with an airng the taliban didn't have, with the most modern sophisticated equipment. and unfortunately tragically, they have not been able to defend the country. >> this morning the taliban is on the brink of power in afghanistan. more american troops are

air force? >> went to the marine corps. stationed overseas. i called my guard. paris in shanghai. from there i got the international affairs plug and then i want to george washington, george washington is probably the most political organization it or political university in the country. got the log. and you know one thing will lead to another to leave myself back to the air force and history. but i'm very fortunate to be serving with them. very lucky to have served along side these men and women. >> we mentioned at the top your book is titled armed in america, a history of militias. if you could select one talking point, one take away from your book, what is it? >> what i hope people take away is that the right to arms as we know it today, or discuss it today is not the same as it was discussed 200 years ago. 100 years ago. or even 50 years ago. it has evolved. it has changed with the times. the other takeaway hope is that was have changed to adapt to the environment. to gun violence. to changes in technology and whatnot. whatever your side is -- if you are pro gun or pro gun control or just in the middle somewher

. >> yeah, well, look, kabul international has a large, powerful, elite u.s. military presence. air force is doing a magnificent job staging in our global assets. the state department has produced an astonishing feat to try and get these places to land tens of thousands of refugees on very short notice. the only thing that's actually important at this point is that on the ground we're in direct negotiations with the taliban, the general is a very experienced, bright fellow, and they're going to have to work this out day by day. the arithmetic is daunting. mr. kirby was very careful to not enumerate the number of americans out. apparently it's 2,500. there may be 15,000. he's not being willing to directly confront how many siv, how many asylum seekers, how many intelligence officers that the afghans have gotten out. it's a low number. it's not going to get better. you would have to be nuts to go to a taliban checkpoint and announce you're a general officer in the afghan intelligence service. so the arithmetic isn't going to work by 31 august. hopefully we can negotiate either a continued p

international. i'm sean thomas is certainly glad to have you with us. now israel, the air force has struck ground targets in southern lebanon. it is the 4th round of strikes, response to what the id f calls that terrorist attacks from its neighbors territory . ari tease policy or reports defend forces has confirmed that it is conducted sykes in southern lebanon. it strikes a targeting area in some way. rockets will fight it as well during the day on wednesday, and that it's also targeting another area from walker's. we're fighting israel previously in a tweet to be is ready to faint forces said that it is targeting what a cause, infrastructure for terrorism. now this is the 4th round of israeli strikes in the past 24 hours. the initial 3 strikes were off to those $31.00 could were fired from lebanon into northern israel, around in the day on wednesday. now, one of those walk, it's landed in lebanon while to landed in the territory. one was indicated by the lady and defense missile defense system. the i and, and another one landed in an empty field. there are no reports of damage

internal probe. the case has become a political cause, some republicans hailing the victim us air force veteran ashley babbitt, a martyr. kellum, open reports. this is part of the ongoing fall out of the january 6 the capital riot. and we now have the us capital police announcing that they have concluded their investigation into the killing of ashley babbitt, who was fatally shot during the events that took place on capitol hill. now, according to the statement they've released, there won't be any disciplinary action against the officer and carried out the shooting. they say case closed. this is what they said. the actions of the officer in this case potentially saved members and stuff from serious injury and possible death from a large crowd of rioters who forced their way into the u. s. capital and to the house chamber where members and stuff was steps away. now many conservatives say the case is not closed, and furthermore, there's a lot of outrage on the conservative side because the name of the officer who pulled the trigger has not been reveal it say there are very serious threats to the person

air force bond a private hospital in lash gone. the owner of the hospitals as african forces mistakenly believe that taliban fighters were being treated there. now in the headlines, the international mpeg committee has spoken with an athlete who is seeking to stay in japan off the falling out with team officials, allergies and sprinter. christina humanist sky was seen at the airport in tokyo on sunday, asking japanese police officers for help. she told a journalist, she was taken to the airport against her well off to making a public complaint about her coaches. mister, i'm asking the international olympic committee for help. there's pressure against me and they're trying to get me out of the country without my permission. so i'm asking the i o. c, to get involved in this 6 months after seizing power and occur me and miles military to enter his name itself can take a government he didn't mean on lie will become the prime minister. he has promised to lift the fate of emergency by late 2023 and told multi party elections, but protested, and me and law of continued the military for the military rule is to step down. and the us says it's now confident that iran was bind an attack last

internal probe. the case has become a political cause with some republicans hiding victim. and us air force veteran asking babbitt as a martyr. so let's get more details and go live night, see us and speak with our correspondent, machaela morphine. a good evening, caleb. so i have further details being given then by capital police as to their reasons for exonerating this officer. while this is part of the ongoing fall out of the january 6th the capital riot and we now have the us capital police announcing that they have concluded their investigation into the killing of ashley bab. it was fatally shot during the events that took place on capitol hill. now, according to the statement they've released, there won't be any disciplinary action against the officer who carried out the shooting. they say case close what they said. the actions of the officer in this case potentially saved members and stuff from serious injury and possible death from a large crowd of riots of who forced their way into the u. s. capital and to the health chamber where members and stuff was steps the way. now many conse

force and other international special operations forces. this force is capable of extracting a significant amount of people on u.s. air force aircraft. right now we're averaging about 20 sorties of c-17s every 24 hours. we have the capability of significantly increasing that through-put. as the secretary said, we've already evacuated approximately 5,000 people and we intend to increase it. in addition to the military air flow, there is a variety of commercial and charter flights taking out evacuees on behalf of various other countries and ngos. the military side of the airfield is open and the civilian side of the airfield is also open. and we intend to keep them both open for military commercial and charter flights. one caveat on the civilian side however is that the air frames have to command by visual flight rules only and a notice has gone out to the air crews. the state department is working to rapidly increase the flow of passengers available to get out on the aircraft and we're fully supporting them with our military personnel at the entrance gates. in highly dynamic environment, there is a number of unexpected challenges that