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they're giving me a platform after i have them really running handle running out of time. kenneth, i understand that you do want to say, but we have actually run out of time g process is something that we need to get into it. another program, sadly, but i do want to thank all our guests months, who are a de fee, jasmine, elko, and kenneth ross. i'm thank you to watch it. you can see the program again anytime by this thing, a website out there at dot com. and for further discussion goes, well facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. and you can also join the conversation on twitter. we are at asia inside story for me, iran con, and the whole team hit by for now. the news news, news, news, news, willing russia elementary election take place in september, but as opposition leader alexia found the remains in prison. and just as a band from taking part could do to the kremlin, be wide open for another clean sweet fruit. in supporting the personal coverage on al jazeera talked to al jazeera, we could what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situatio

now kenneth, what's the human rights position here under international law? month? who was forced to go to serbia. he wasn't given a choice. is that a violation of human rights? i mean, i think it as jasmine noted, the obama administration did make sincere efforts to resettle people, appointed a special envoy of the faith department. and, you know, they rightfully insisted on finding countries that would not torture people. but they also were looking for countries that would, you know, maintain some degree of security surveillance on, you know, the original unfairness, frankly, is being detained. and on top of it, with no due process at all. but if i could let me just put a bit of a qualification on, on jasmine point that obama wanted to for one time. i mean, in principle, yes, i'm in reality, she wouldn't take 2 steps but to this day, are the main impediments for the by the administration. that is, you know, 1st he made an initial effort to move the trial from the sub standard military commissions to federal court in new york. there was political opposition and he

at the institute for strategic dialogue, and a former pentagon, middle east adviser and in york. kenneth ross, executive director of human rights watch. welcome to the program. let's begin in new york with you kinda throw off the rough and possibly the most obvious question . why is going on my base still open? well, there are various reasons. part of it is that a number of the people that are a minority have been charged criminal re, but have not been brought before regular court. they're being tried before these make shift military commission that the u. s. government established basically to cover up its torch. they felt it contrived to control the trial proceedings better, but these military commissions and prevent evidence of the torture from coming out . but these commissions don't pretend to provide real justice and they've been subject to all kinds of challenges and problems. and as a result, they're going nowhere. i remember going to guantanamo in 2012. so 9 years ago, for the opening charge of the arraignment against the 5 reading mastermind suspects for $911.00. and there stil

they're giving me a platform after i have them really running handle running out of time. kenneth, i understand that you do want to say, but we have actually run out of time. due process is something that we need to get into it. another program, sadly, but i do want to thank all guess, month to day fee, jasmine, elgar mole, and kenneth ross. and thank you to watch it. you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website out there at dot com. and for further discussion for facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. and you can also join the conversation on twitter. we are at asia inside story from me, iran con and the whole team hit by for now. the news news, news, news, news. china has been very strategic in the way to expand ligand switch in indian ocean. what is it? and we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in without the international aid. what do you think is going to happen? the kind of common counting the coast on al jazeera, getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often danger

in this case, executive producer of this film and kenneth chamberlain's son, kenneth chamberlain, jr.glad to have you. we're honored to have you with us. the film is profound in many ways. and -- and, morgan, i want to go to you first and -- and thank you for coming on. you have been on the show before. but i want to go to you simply because we've seen so few of these kinds of tragedies dramatized with the victims and their families, not just in mind but in the air of filmmakers. and in your case, you have a black filmmaker with real a-list reach which enables you to go and get phenomenal actors and sensitive directors. what brought you to this story and kept you here? and -- and tell those who did not see the movie about how racist front and center, the n word was used here throughout but certainly at its ending, it has an n word from one of the officers. >> thank you for having me on this show, al. i'm not part of the making of this film. i don't have any part of that. i didn't even see it until about a year and a half ago. but seeing it and realizing that it had no distribution wha

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>> all right, kenneth moton in texas again tonight. kenneth, thank you. >>> and now, to growing tensions on the korean peninsula, with world leaders here in new york city. abc's you yjuju chang sitting d with the president of south korea. >> reporter: the u.n. nuclear watchdog issues warning saying north korea is moving full steam ahead just days after those long-range missile launches. does that concern you? >> translator: of course it's concerning, if north korea resumes its nuclear activities in earnest. that's a very concerning point. that is why we need to resume the north korea/u.s. talks and also interkorean talks, before touch stage becomes a reality. and i believe that we need to have north korea understand that dialogue and diplomacy is the only way to achieve peace on the korean peninsula. >> our juju chang with the south korean president today. secretary of state antony blinken is scheduled to meet with his south korean counterpart tomorrow and juju will have much more of her interview on "gma" and "nightline" on friday. >>

>> all right, kenneth moton tonight. ken, thank you. >>> tonight, a school shooting in newport news, virginia. two 17-year-old students were shot and wounded. a boy shot in the face. a girl shot in the leg. the suspected shooter, a boy, age unknown, now in custody tonight. >>> here in new york city tonight, president biden is in town preparing to address world leaders at the annual united nations general assembly. just today, the white house announcing the u.s. will soon lift covid travel restrictions, allowing fully vaccinated visitors from more that 30 cown trips to the u.s. our chief white house correspondent' celia vega live tonight from the u.n. and the president will make the case the u.s. is ready to work with our allies, but as you know, there are many with questions tonight for the president. >> reporter: so many questions, david. and you know this. the president campaign ed sayin american is back, but he's here facing all these questions about how committed he is to these relationships. at the center of so much

thank you, kenneth. >>> now to the crucial meetings at the white house today and the big question, will president biden be able to unite democrats, progressives and moderates to get them behind his sweeping infrastructure and spending plans. there are two tracks here. the $1 trillion bipartisan plan and what democrats are calling the $3.5 trillion human inf infrastructure plan, including paid leave and early education. speaker pelosi has said along the way that the bigger plan must get passed first in the house, then they would take up the bipartisan bill. is that still the plan? can they get all democrats onboard? i want to bring in cecilia vega tonight. and you saw this, as well. here's what speaker pelosi said today when she was asked, is this all still on track? >> we are on schedule. that's all i will say. and we're calm and everybody's good and our work's almost done. so, we're in good shape. >> all right, cecilia, speaker pelosi appearing confident there, but she's got to bring together progressives, moderate democrats, a very slim majority, of course, in the house. that majority

abc's kenneth moton is there. >> reporter: under blistering heat.stant flow of humanity wading across the u.s. border. families braving the dangerous journey through mexico, carrying their hopes and dreams, seeking refuge in the land of the free. what greets them on the other side in texas, the border patrol. in the small town of del rio, a mounting crisis is developing. the biden administration under fire. the world watching. at one point, more than 14,000 migrants, most from haiti, sheltering under a bridge, hoping for asylum in the u.s. the border patrol, underresourced and overwhelmed. >> my dream is to live a better life without problems. to grow up my baby without problems. because back at my country, there are problems. >> reporter: they arrived with his pregnant wife and spent a week under the bridge, eating just bread and water. >> she's sleeping on the floor without a bed. >> it's heartbreaking. the fact that they're putting their lives at risk is really telling us the situations they come from. >> reporter: like so many of these migrants,

abc's kenneth moton has the latest from the border town of del rio. >> reporter: the u.s. moving quickly to process thousands of migrants being held under the del rio international bridge on the texas border. >> we've never seen anything like this. this is completely and totally out of the norm of anything we've ever seen. >> reporter: dhs stepping up flights, expelling migrants to haiti and other home countries. video from wpog in texas showing this deportation plane leaving del rio airport bound for haiti. nearly 13,000 migrant women, men and children living in the encampment as they seek asylum. the conditions there extremely poor and crowded. new video shows migrants washing themselves in the river. it's an unprecedented scene under this bridge. migrants have started to make makeshift shelters to protect themselves from the scorching heat. in mexico, our team captured authorities trying to keep them from crossing into the u.s. many of the migrants coming from haiti after their earthquake and assassination of their president. border patrol says it's working around the c

kenneth moton is on the scene there in del rio, texas.d morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we have a border patrol officer keeping watch. a fleet of state vehicles being used to try to stop those migrants from crossing into the u.s. we've seen a lot of man power here to get control of the border and a humanitarian crisis. this morning, new images of that migrant camp under the del rio bridge. a significant decrease, but the scene still heartbreaking. >> there is a humanitarian need here and we need to make sure we're treating everybody fairly. >> reporter: overnight new numbers from the department of homeland security saying since sunday, more than 1,400 migrants have been flown back to haiti on a dozen flights. 3,200 taken into custody but still in the u.s. preparing to be deported or placed into removal proceedings while they seek asylum. less than 5,000 migrants, mostly haitian, remain in this encampment down from roughly 14,000 over the weekend. yes, there are fewer people here but it is still tough to see these image

kenneth moton is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. moving quickly to process thousands of migrants being held under the del rio international bridge on the texas border. >> we've never seen anything like this. this is completely and totally out of the norm of anything we've ever seen. >> reporter: dhs stepping up flights expelling migrants to haiti and other home countries. today video from our abc affiliate wplg on the ground in texas showing this deportation plane leaving del rio airport. that flight reportedly bound for haiti. nearly 13,000 migrant men, women, and children still living in the encampment as they seek asylum. the conditions there, extremely poor and crowded. new video showing migrants washing themselves in the river. it's an unprecedented scene. migrants have started to make makeshift shelters to protect themselves from the scorching heat. in ciudad acuna, mexico, our team captured mexican authorities patrolling the river and stopping migrants from crossing into the u.s. many of the migrants coming from haiti, which

>> all right, kenneth moton in san antonio tonight. ken, thank you. >>> now, to the capitol hill showdown over president biden's agenda. democratic leaders said today that they've agreed to a framework, was their word, for how to pay for that massive nontraditional $3.5 trillion infrastructure plan for pre-k, family leave, climate change and other issues, as well. they still haven't decided if that price tag will shift, if it will come down. and then, there's the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan. the question, obviously, will both get passed to save the president's agenda? rachel scott asking democrats that question on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, democratic leaders feeling the pressure, trying to show they are making progress on president biden's domestic agenda. >> the white house, the house and the senate have reached agreement on a framework that will pay for any final negotiated agreement. >> reporter: so progress on how to pay for the bill, but no agreement on how much it will cost. and that's the real sticki

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also so please welcome back our moderator for this evening discussion, kenneth mack is the inaugural professor of law and affiliate professor of history at harvard university. his research and teaching a focus on american legal and constitutional history with a particular emphasis on race relations, politics and economic life. he is the author of representing the race, the creation of the civil rights lawyer, and coeditor of the new black, what has changed and what is not with race in america. welcome back to both of you. thank you for joining us this evening. >> well, thank you, alan. it is a pleasure to be here with my old friend patricia sullivan to talk about her amazing book "justice rising: robert kennedy's america in black and white." so just for the viewers, professor sullivan and and e going to have a conversation for about, until about 7:00. as director price of just mentioned you can submit questions. there should be instructions on the screen, and about 7:00 or so we will transition over to q&a. but let's get started. pat, i would like to just start with the origins of th

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what was the question that you can give me a in the wake of biting, humiliating exit from kenneth then there are those in the gentry class again, revisiting the possibility of a pan army. also, why does washington stay in syria after being defeated? rather driven by dreamers shaped by those with the in me thing we dare to ask me ah, ah ah, on the 20th anniversary of 911, president biden suppression from victims families and the classified as a new document about the attack. but critics say it doesn't reveal anything new britain has. dr. union is blasted, the government for rise encoded cases and death itself locked on restrictions were listed in the country. negative covert tests, mean condo is listed as being defeated. coming up this out of more more people are suffering from long and severe post virus symptoms. we speak to someone.

louisiana right now, # kenneth r.ritney spears attorney is accusing her dad attempting to extort $10 million from her in exchange for stepping down as conservator. he agreed to resign early august but the lawyer revealed he's been demanding 1.4 million in legal fees as well as substantial payments to third-party groups. mr. spears and his counsel are now on notice. the status quo is no longer tolerable and britney spears will not be extort. mr. spears blamed the suspension and removal in exchange for approximately two millington payments on top of millions already reaped from her estate. a nonstarter. rosengarten reflected jamie's immediate suspension affects court hearing for september 29. for this of logic cash grab hold up in court and flow up in jamie's face? with me back, attorney northwestern law professor, enter it here. welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. liz: who do you believe here? >> the happen so many bad allegations in respect to jamie spears i've got to side with britney on this one. it truly tur

our kenneth moton is there with the very latest.good morning. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. that part of the border behind me closed as officials work to process those migrants and send many of them back home. meanwhile, thousands of families and others seeking asylum are still under that nearby bridge waiting for the u.s. to tell them what's next. this morning, the first images of that massive deportation effort under way, captured by our abc affiliate wplg. flights of migrants from del rio texas returning to haiti. approximately 13,000 people, many from haiti, the country ravaged and unstable after the assassination of its president and a deadly earthquake in august. others from south america seeking refuge underneath the del rio bridge on the texas border. >> we've never seen anything like this. this is completely and totally out of the norm of anything we've ever seen. >> reporter: this was the main point of entry for those migrants. border patrol officials say thousands of them, many with children, taking this narrow and trea

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kenneth moton is back with more. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, michael.this morning, fans are remembering her loved husband who was a funny elder on the show. reality star nene leakes is in morning following the death of her beloved husband gregg after an arduous battle with colon cancer. he was first diagnosed with stage 3 in 2018 and had been in remission for two years before it returned earlier this summer and the family sharing they are in deep pain with a broken heart after gregg's passing and that he passed away peacefully in his home surrounded by all his children. very close loved ones and his wife nene leakes. nene posting this photo over the weekend. she shared publicly her husband was close to death. >> you see my son, give it up. >> reporter: "the real housewives of atlanta" stars popular for their chemistry and banter, married for 20 years and not afraid to talk about his life. >> if it's time, let's go. >> men have a higher incidence or diagnosis rate in terms of women and these date back many, many years and have to think about access to ca

earlier this afternoon, commander general kenneth mckenzie explained how the war came to an end. >> i'me to announce completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan and the end of the military mission to evacuate american citizens, third country afghans. the last t7 lifted off the international airport august 30 this afternoon 3:29 p.m. east coast and the last manned aircraft is now clearing airspace above afghanistan. liz: one 100% certain every u.s. service member was out and could not be said for u.s. citizens. the general addressed back, to. >> in your message to americans and afghan allies left behind? the military phase of this operation has ended. the diplomatic sequel to that amount began and i believe our department of state is going to work very hard to allow any american citizens left, we think the citizens not brought out the number in the very low hundreds. i believe we are going to be able to get those people out and i think we are going to negotiate very hard and aggressively to get other afghan partners out. liz: visit not a diplomatic mission of the article, secretary of

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host: kenneth in arkansas. a few of her comments from social media.an on twitter with this saying, "i have no problem as long as the company pays for it. i do not like people who do not practice good hygiene." jose saying, if the vaccine protects you, why do you care if somebody is unvaccinated? this from kurt saying, "show your vaccine card to enter a restaurant or a shop." picking up on those more stringent rules, dr. leanna when in today's paper to -- "washington post." the headline of her column today, "right covid strategy does not go far enough to compel vaccination." she says, "why didn't he announcement mandated -- why didn't he announced mandates for train travel?" the biden administration needs to make clear that there are consequences -- >> we will leave this recorder program.

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many, along with defense secretary lloyd austin and the head of central command, kenneth mackenzie, being questioned by senators. the button administration has been widely accused of being unprepared for the full of campbell. senior officials have admitted that taliban forces advanced far more quickly than anticipated. we help build a state, mr. chairman, but we could not for donation. the fact that the afghan army that we in our partner strain simply melted away in many cases without firing a shot, took us all by surprise, and it would be just honest a claim. otherwise, we need to consider some uncomfortable truths that we didn't fully comprehend. the depth of corruption and poor leadership and the senior ranks that we didn't gras damaging effect effect of frequent and unexplained rotations by president ghani of his commanders. that we didn't anticipate. the snowball collect effect caused by the deals that the taliban commanders struck with local leaders in a wake of the doha agreement. and that the agreement itself had a demoralizing effect on ask and soldiers. patrick elaine is more fr

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. ♪ >>> thank you for joining us, i'm kenneth moton.may have looked like baseball player drew robinson had it all. drafted out of high school. making his way to the big leagues. unknown to his friends and family, he was struggling. his remarkable story featured in the e60 documentary "alive: the drew robinson story." we should warn you, the following program contains graphic images and discussion of suicidal behavior. espn's jeff passen has this story. >> 911 emergency, police, fire or medical? tell me exactly what happened. >> everything about this story is so improbable. >> is there any serious bleeding? >> so impossible on paper that i'm lucky to be alive. >> reporter: 29-year-old drew robinson is using an extraordinary comeback to change a stigma and save lives. >> this is my first time really talking about it. i'm here to tell anyone that mental health battles and disorders do not define who you are as a person. your mind is your servant, not your master. >> why do you think you survived? >> because i'm supposed to help people. thi

i'm kenneth moton. death and destruction from what was once hurricane ida now stretches from louisiana to new england. the rain and floods that inundated the northeast are responsible for dozens of deaths. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman has been following the storm since it made landfall. fm the air today, mile after mile, underwater. evidence of the disaster left after tropical storm ida barreled through the northeast overnight. up closer, on the ground, havoc stretching as far as the eye can see. a surreal landscape from the streets, the subways, to submerged cars. >> i see the cars start floating. i've got to come through the window and jump for it. water reaching like up here. >> this storm was horrible. just instantly, less than a minute, it actually flooded the entire thing, up to my chest. >> the dam has overflowed and it's gone over route 23. now they're worried about the stability of not only the road but maybe the dam as well. >> reporter: ida becoming the fifth-largest hurrica

yesterday general mark millie and kenneth mckenzie told the senate committee that they had advised joeen to keep 2.5 thousand troops in afghanistan, contradicting his own statements . here is the defense secretary, lloyd austin, today on the advice he gave. >> in my view, there is no, was no risk-free status quo option. the taliban were clear that if we stayed there longer, they were going to recommence attacks onur forces. i think that while it is conceivable you could stay there, my view is that you would have had to deploy more forces to protect ourselves and accomplish any assigned missions. >> general mark milley was also grilled by the committee and he gave this explanation for why the military intelligence services overestimated the strength of the afghan military. >> i don't know the full answer but i think the primary reason is we cannot and have yet to develop an effective technique to read the hearts, wills, leaderships. those are intangible. very difficult to measure. we pull our advisors off of organizations that were levels and we start missing the fingertip touch. we can

host: all right, we will hear from kenneth in diamond, missouri. kenneth, go ahead. republican line. caller: good morning. i am a vietnam veteran, too. and it's apparent that we have to learn from history. you go back and do the same thing that you did in vietnam. the trouble is we got politicians that ron wars. we don't have the military running it. we have got politicians. that is the reason we lose all -- all the equipment we left and everything else, because politicians run the wars. we didn't learn nothing. thank you. host: either of you, what is your sense of the loss, in terms of just equipment alone, and what that might mean for future security concerns for the u.s.? guest 1: adam, go ahead. guest 2: i think, in terms of security concerns, i am not as concerned as some folks are, because i simply do not think the taliban can maintain this equipment very well, at least not the sophisticated equipment, and they already have the unsophisticated equipment. i am not deeply concerned. they may coerce them to make a propaganda video, which they already have, but lon

abc's kenneth moton is there. >> it's just an unprecedented scene here under this texas bridge. you see the migrants here who have made makeshift shelters to protect themselves from the scorching heat. >> reporter: the biden administration expects to transfer 3,000 of the migrants away from the bridge by the end of today, saying they'll use a trump era health policy without allowing them to seek asylum. >> we have authorities by reason of that special circumstance, and we will exercise those authorities. >> reporter: according to "the new york times," haitian officials are expressing dismay asking the u.s. for humanitarian moratorium. overnight alejandro mayorkas announcing 600 border agents are headed to texas, and mayorkas tweeting, quote, we have sent a very clear message early on. in light of the fact we're in the midst of a pandemic, the boertd is not open and people should not take the perilous journey here. meanwhile, hundreds of haitian migrants have been seen crossing back into mexico to avoid being sent back to haiti by the u.s. andrew? >> faith, thank you. >>> breakin

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. >> reporter: -- kenneth chapman and his team hit the streets of detroit going door to door. >> hello>> reporter: trying to contact and engage families with schoolchildren. >> you guys ready to go back to school. >> yes. >> reporter: the only way you can reach them. >> yes some families don't have phones at all our families in our particular demographic deal with so much more than just school. >> reporter: a community where chronic absenteeism spiked to nearly 70% of students during the pandemic across michigan, it's estimated that as many as 18,000 students disappeared completely the next official enrollment counts not until october. >> there are often kids who are experiencing homelessness, kids who are in foster care they are english learners >> reporter: analyst haley korman says covid's disruptions make keeping exact counts extremely difficult. disadvantaged students most likely to fall through the cracks how serious do you think this problem is right now? >> i think the problem is much more serious than people realize. if 25% of our most marginalized and vulnerable kids aren't i

the stories on al jazeera, the, you in special envoy honor kenneth's tom says the country needs money immediately to prevent a total breakdown of its economy and social order. deborah lines told the un security council, if african assets and payments remain out of reach. the consequences will be devastating. the 1st international passenger playing to leave cobbles, since the end of the us lead evacuation has landed in jo, are the cut away slide carried more than 100 foreign passport holders, including americans. joe biden has spoken directly with the chinese leaders. she'd been paying for the 1st time in nearly 7 months. the phone conversation was initiated by the us president. the discussions come at a low point in china. us relations bought and told she both ladies need to ensure competition does not v into conflict. katrina, you has more from badging. this phone call is hugely significant. so far we've got scant details about what exactly was discussed, but both sides are saying so far that it was a broad discussion. now, beijing has released a statement, a very brief one saying th

back to carl and kenneth in tampa florida, independent line. >> how are you? >> fine thank you. >> what i don't understand is the craziness. you guys had a gentleman call from virginia last week that just ate it real simple as far as ashow these politicians go about just telling people what they want to hear whenever they're in power and vewhen they're not in power. and i don't understand why c-span since we're doing this , they don't show the chart that shows when certain parties are in power, how much they run the debt up by the president that's in power. and if you show that chart you will see that when republicans are in power, they run the debt of almost 52 percent to five percent when it comes to the democrats. i don't like either party but the democrats are just so weak whenever they're in power, they just don't know how to stand up and they need to eliminate the debt ceiling. they're still growing trees, we make money from cutting of trees and turning it into paper so what's thebig deal ? thank you. >> we're from pedro next, republican line. >> i appre

services committee today questioned secretary of defense lloyd austin, general mark milley, and general kenneth mckenzie, one day after similar testimony in front of a senate committee. >> in the span of just two days from august 13th to august 15th, we went from working alongside a democratically elected long-term partner government to coordinating warily with a long-time enemy. >> he called ate deeply dangerous environment, adding that a 20-year war was not lost in the last 20 days or even in the last 20 months. >>> okay. it might not be until after thanksgiving. that's what the nation's top doctor anthony fauci says about getting shots into the arms of kids ages 5 to 11. we told you yesterday pfizer submitted new date to the fda on its new vaccine for kids, but the process takes time for review. so the shots are still weeks away. the delta variant has led to a renewed surge in cases nationwide, and rising infections among children have troubled many children officials, and many children's hospitals have seen many more patients admitted. >> so we're a year and a half into this pandemic, and s

extra lloyd austin, joint chiefs of staff, chairman, mark, milly, and the head of central command. kenneth mackenzie are appearing before the house armed services committee. administration has been accused of being unprepared for the full of cobble for the taliban. now in control journal many says there's a real possibility, extremist groups can rebuild as early as spring taliban city and couple significant emboldens the radical jihad movement. globally. the analogy i've used with many others, is it likely we'll put a shot of adrenalin into their arm? and a pyramid of steaming black rock because emerged from the atlantic ocean of spain's paula island after lava. from the review volcano hit the atlantic ocean. huge plumes of smoke was set off. let authority say the air remains fine to breathe, but that will be more closely monitored. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and thousands of people evacuated. thanks, but sacon vivia has their options could get more intense, before it stops. as it absorbs, stay with us. witness is next to looking at the global housing crisis of more news for you