isis-k the gates stayed open. >> the day of the attack we got most direct kagsz of a threat at the abbey gate and individual to look out for. we made sure that information was passed to our marine snipers and to the marines on location. >> how difficult would it be to pick out one person who you have a description of? >> i'd say next to impossible in crowds of thousands tightly packed, shoulder to shoulder, chest to chest, i mean, this was a very dense crowd. >> the operations officer of the battalion said the marines took every possible precaution. >> armed aerial surveillance overhead at the time. we had electronic counter measures for improadvised explosive device that would eliminate any electronically-triggered device. >> but the suicide bomber was not detected and the carnage was horrific with 170 afghans killed. the airport went into mournings 13 dead americans went home with honors. >> i'm sure you ask yourself, in retrospect what could you have done differently? >> the mission was evacuating people. we had to keep that road open. there wasn't a lot we could change about that mis

let's bring in our digital correspondent abbey fernandez.nd cultural activities. >> some of our workers started by posting messages of gratitude on social media. chris sanchez posted the cutest throwback photo of herself. that looks like damian's post. he made a shout out to the san francisco giants thanking them for putting out the very mexican band. they're going to throw out the first pitch. are you going to watch? >> of course i'm going to watch. >> they're a really popular team. another team, bay area team that posted something in honor of this month was the san francisco 49ers. they are sort of teasing, they're going to put out spanish content for the month. but what caught the attention, raj, was that they posted and used the hash tag latinx. i thought this month is all about sort of teaching others about our culture, right, i'm mexican. i thought this is the perfect little lesson, because those two term, latinx, instead of using hispanic, are different terms but people use them interchangeably. >> is it political? geographic? i get c

abbey eli . ible visas on the airport was open. abbey eligible and — visas on the airport was open.and why are _ visas on the airport was open. abbey eligible and why are they _ visas on the airport was open. abbey eligible and why are they at - visas on the airport was open. abbey eligible and why are they at this? they are eligible under the arap scheme. they are also eligible under the new afghan citizen scheme which was set up which was designed specifically for those who were at great risk. they have a great risks because these are people who have been working to enhance the women, peace and security agenda. women's rights activist, ngo working, and working with human rights organisations to advance gender which is quite honestly antithetical to the taliban's interest. hagar to the taliban's interest. how confident _ to the taliban's interest. how confident you _ to the taliban's interest. how confident you feel _ to the taliban's interest. how confident you feel in - to the taliban's interest. how confident you feel in light of what dominic raab told the foreign affairs could

commander-in-chief, especially considering the fact that we had threat reporting on the airport at the abbey gate in the time period in which our marines were still allowed gather the way that they did. honor is parnell knows as well as anybody if you have an active

let's bring in abbey fernandez. i'm guessing you get a lot of answers to the left and a lot of answers to the right. >> yeah, a lot of answers. most of the comments are people saying they think this program is not a good idea, like this person on instagram saying paying criminals to not do crimes is the most ridiculous thing he's ever heard. some viewers have questions about how it will work exactly. where is the payment coming from, and how do people qualify. those are some of the questions we're getting. >> what are they asking, what are some of the details there? >> that first question, right, who's funding the program, basically. that money had come, first of all, the human rights commission is partially funding. it's through the dream keeper initiative that takes money from law enforcement and put it is toward the brach community. now to answer the question from the other viewer, here's how it's being done. the sfpd is currently collecting data of the most recent shootings. with that info they'll determine the

our digital correspondent abbey fernandez joins us. i'm getting a lot of people weighing in on the political sense of this. >> many people in the comments responded to the question by expressing their support for the recall, others like janet agyry says she shoves that president biden and vice president harris are barking newsom. our viewer szyymcio says president biden and vice president should not participate in the politics. another said biden and harris have far greater things to focus on. we're seeing a lot of mixed messages in the comments, raj. >> thank you, abbey. you, too, can be a part of the conversation. let us know what you think about kamala harris and president biden supporting governor newsom in this recall election. >>> want to get you caught up now on some other headlines we're watching tonight. we're under a flex alert at this hour and tomorrow. cal iso is asking everyone to limit their use of air conditioners and hold off on running major appliances until after 9:00 p.m. to help avoid the rolling blackout. there hav

in the case of the 13 who died at abbey gate, you know, they died so that others may live, so that that gate could be kept open so that people could get to safety. so i, you know -- there's a lot of things i'm gonna be very critical about. i'll be very critical about the fact that folks were put in that position to begin with at kabul airport. but how our forces on the ground managed that, i hold a tremendous amount of respect and admiration. it was some of the most impressive, you know, local leadership and then just american resiliency i've ever seen. >> president biden did commit to getting interpreters out of afghanistan who served side-by-side with our troops. you are part of a bipartisan group of house members who introduced legislation in june to help protect afghan allies. is the process broken? >> i don't think there was a process. it took until the end of july for these first flights to start, and it was a trickle when we needed a torrent. >> yeah. >> so i'm -- yeah, to say i'm cynical and angry and frustrated is quite an understatement on this issue. you know, the president m

and now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing ethiopian economy. after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals, and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure receives hundreds of, of dollars from the u. s. if the key trading partner and investment destination for china, and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she ever times the al jazeera washington. let's take a closer look at the conflict n t gray, which is now and it's 11th month. the t great people's liberation front had dominated ethiopians politics. but any 30 years until prime minister abbey, on the, came to power in 2018. last november. we ordered a military operation against the group, which had retreated, fatigue, right, accusing it of attacking a federal military base and killing soldiers. since then, the complex has killed thousands of people and left nearly a 1000000 in famine

people's liberation front had dominated ethiopia, politics, but any 30 years until prime minister abbey, on that came to power in 2018. last november. we ordered a military operation against the group, which had retreated to t. great accusing it of attacking a federal military base and killing soldiers. since then, the conflicts has killed thousands of people and left nearly a 1000000 in famine like conditions. the un says more than 2000000 people have been displaced. now in june, the african union launched an independent inquiry into the reports of human rights violations retrained forces who was sent to t. great when the conflict 1st began. i've also been accused of rights abuses. ah, let's bring in our guest. joining us from erissa intends in is allow them lucas. and if you open international lawyers in robi william davidson, if you're a senior analyst at the international crisis group and in washington dc, david, she's a former us ambassador to if you get a warm welcome to all of you. let's begin in washington dc. first with david chen, david, is this the threat of sanctions in orde

now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing ethiopian economy. after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals, and perhaps most importantly, even as if europe received hundreds of millions of dollars from the u. s. it's a key trading popular and investment destination for china. and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she ever times the al jazeera washington. it's the 2nd day of parliamentary elections in russia, but most opposition candidates are excluded from. the ballad citizens will elect members in the low house of rushes, parliament, known as state duma. but the election has already seen allegations of widespread fraud. a voter rights organisation recorded around 2000 and the procedure violations. sunday will be the 3rd and final day of the election. and ukraine plans to sanction those organizing and participating in the russian parliamenta

now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing ethiopian economy. the decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure, received hundreds of millions of dollars from the u. s. it's a key trading public and investment destination for china. and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of august and aging well, she ever times, the al jazeera washington, the remains of the man who finding one in latin, america's most violent rebel groups the shining path will be cremated. it is congress reached the decision after days of heated debate about concerns that the grossman's graveside will become a rallying point of supporters. money. sanchez, reports from lima. the body of former shining path leader of the males man remains in the more for now hated by so many do, branded a terrorist and genocidal his death became the subject of debate for nearly a we

wow. state department officials say they fear prime minister abbey ahmed will want to declare a victory over the to crow and peoples with a ration from when he sworn into office on october the 4th. they also fed the t p. i will do all it can to prevent that the u. s. does have a great deal of leverage over the fuel government that so far it hasn't used much of a fuel success in the past has been in terms of trade. its industrial parks occupied by many cannot multinational it's benefiting from this tox benefit. those that introduced 2 decades ago, and there was a fear that would be withdrawn, but that did not happen. and there's a release in the suburbs, despite the presence in the administration of those 9 to be open to us interventions that are samantha power at u. s. id, it hasn't imposed punishing sanctions on the if you can government. and let's say there are multiple reasons for washington's caution. ethiopia is the u. s. s. maine ally and the strategically important horn of africa and key to its projection of power across the region. ethiopia is also important to us as warren tara

now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing ethiopian economy. after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals, and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure received hundreds of millions of dollars from the u. s. it's a key trading partner and investment destination for china. and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she ever times, the al jazeera washington to guy rebels in ethiopia have welcomed us, tried to impose new sanctions on e. c. o, p and era trap and a tweet advisor to the to guy and leadership described us plans as a long over due move against all those who made it that vocation to kill children and innocent people. and what is a textbook example of genocide and a 2nd tweet. the adviser also said that the guy will continue to cooperate with the u. s. by agreeing to an independent investigation into allegations of any possible wr

now that us troops officially withdrawn prime minister abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing the economy after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure received hundreds of millions of dollars from the u. s. it's a key trading public and investment destination for china. and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she every time, see al jazeera washington. everything is our life in london much more and a had a quick kiss for lebanon's crisis. as the world health organization rushes in to profit crumbling medical systems. speeding ahead in the new space, race, chinese astronaut was returned to helping build a brand new base station. and pockets dom downtime security concerns from new zealand to also they cancel that cricket toll have those details coming up later with jam. ah so no sir. here's her weather forecasts for saturday, september 18th. mo

now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence, abbey ahmed is also deregulating and privatizing economy. after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals. and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure, received hundreds of millions of dollars from the u. s, it's a key trading partner and investment destination for china. and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of out of our bay. jing, well, she, every time see al jazeera washington guineas military leaders say they will not yield to pressure from the west. african economic dog echo off to the post president of the convey to leave the country a delegation from echo and is in guinea a match. the military leaders on friday. the board has already impose sanctions and demanded selections be held within 6 months. the u. s. insists in a challenge to its influence over the rest of the americans. representatives of the 33 member community of latin america and caribbean states which excludes the u. s. are meeting in mexico c

and more than 100 civilians at abbey gate on 26 august. also with substantial body of intelligence indicating the imminence of another attack. in 48 hours prior to the strike, sensitive intelligence indicated that the compound at point one on the map, bring up the map now, please, and we're going to bring this up. hopefully you have an opportunity to see it as we go forward. john, can you see the map there? john, can you hear me now? >> the press have hard copies. >> i am going to continue based on that, john. in 48 hours prior to the strike, sensitive intelligence indicated that the compound at point number one on the map being used by isis-k planners used to facilitate future attacks. we were also receiving a significant number of reports indicating multiple avenues of attack planned simultaneously to which isis-k wanted to harm our forces, including rockets, suicide deaths, and vehicles with ieds. in 36 hours preceding the strike, leaders on the ground, at the airport, in the strike cell received more than 60 different pieces of intelli

we took every precaution we could at abbey gate. when we had threats develop over the 48 hours that alone, as i have noted, we closed the gate, recognizing it would limit our ability to bring people in, but at the same time, the aim was to reduce our attack surface, if you will, to protect our forces. unfortunately it is pretty difficult to prove a negative, but the silence of other attacks that were reported but never occurred should be noted, to. >> in your fact gathering, to what extent did you rely on "the new york times'" extensive video investigation and talk with ngo's on the scene? general mckenzie: the final report of the investigation is a highly classified document. there will be procedures that need to be followed to declassify element of the document if it were to be released, and i will just leave that much in there. we use all available sources of information to inform us as we move forward. certainly, that includes some of the stuff "the new york times" did. it also included our own extensive resources in the area, s

die in afghanistan, staff sergeant ryan knauss, he died of his wounds after the ewe side bombing at abbey gate, his wife alayna was tiling her shower floor when she received a knock at the door. she told npr she began screaming, collapsed and then stayed up all night through her tears to put their initials and date in the shower tile floor. >> i'm in shamables and i'm hurting. no mother, father, wife, brother, sister ever has to feel such emptiness. i would be grateful to know he was the last. >> of the 22 wounded in the abbey gate attack, we have learned that 15 marines are currently at walter reed, one is in critical condition. three are serious. and 11 are stable, bret. >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, thank you. at least 43 people have died in the east after massive flooding from record rainfall produced by the remnants of hurricane ida. correspondent bryan llenas shows us the devastation tonight from queens, new york. good evening, bryan. >> bret, good evening. the rainfall in new york city was extraordinary and unprecedented. at least 13 people have died in new york c

state department and the government reporting 160 afghans were killed outside of the abbey gate withed, the reality is we were in contact with a woman, all u.s. passport hold earth who were outside of the abbey gate, and we were refused landing because we were there to pick her up and 24 other americans five hours later, we haven't heard from her since, and we believe she was one of the americans who perished. mike: are you making any plans to go back and help others? >> absolutely. our team is currently over there. i'm the member of a brilliant team of individuals who are exceptionally skilled. we have an entire list that we have compiled to try and help get out others. i will keep a lot of that confidential because i don't want to compromise ongoing operations, but we continue to try to support the americans that were left over there. mike: so we've heard from the state department initially it was less than 200 americans still there, now we're hearing ballpark about 100. do you have any better sense of the numbers of who's still over there and how many more people we need to get ou

let's bring in abbey fer nan diz. it's not jimmy g's fault. >> niners' fans are still not over the crushing loss. and people have been sharing their two cents about who's to blame. let's watch how it all ent down. the 49ers score a touchdown and take the lead. it's exciting. fans are cheering in the stands thinking it's a done deal. then comes aaron rogers. they kick the winning field goal. it was a thrilling last few seconds at the end. >> i was there. you know who i blame? aaron rodgers. >> who are the fans blaming? i went on twitter to see who fans are blaming and fingers are being pointed everywhere. john thinks the loss is on shanahan. garoppalo didn't play great but did enough. colt doesn't agree. he thinks 49ers blew this game with jimmy g and jimmy g only. they should put the new kid in. and mark thinks it's the penalties. he thinks the offense is not, the offense is not, you know, fluid, he thinks and hardly a run game, and he says they shouldn't have given chunk plays to rodgers on that last drive. different

gate and a few hours later the abbey gate blew up.elieve it's because they were caught up in that. so what they did by playing politics on that, for whatever reason. >> bret: so you don't know who shut you down from landing? >> i don't know who shut us down. but i think it was 100 percent directed from the state department. >> bret: at some point you go on to tajikistan. >> no. i never went to tajikistan. >> bret: didn't go in? >> that is absolutely false. we did work around the region. but tajikistan was unfortunately the ambassador was not helpful at all. and a lot of misinformation was going out about that. >> bret: and for the story line that said that you possibly interrupted some covert thing that was going on or some separation tajikistan? >> no. i don't -- i didn't have a clue what they're talking about. this is what the ambassador told me. he said it's very sensitive right now mark wayne. it's putin and the chinese government is going to be here september 5th. it's very sensitive. i said i get it's very sensitive. i don't nee

the attack at abbey gate and this strike. in the abbey gate, you're in combat with the enemy. sometimes that enemy, the plans will work. you can't cover every eventuality all the time despite our best efforts to do that. we took every precaution we could. in fact, when we had threats develop over 48 hours that followed, we closed the gates in order to recognize it would reduce our ability to brings people in. at the same time, we thought it was the best thing that we could to reduce our attack surface, if you will, to protect our forces. also a number of attacks that were thwarted. these are two that you know about. they're high visibility and we're talking about them. others were thwarted and did not occur. the silence of the attacks should mean something, too. it's difficult to prove the negative. >> two quick questions. are you going to release the report of investigation. two, in your fact gathering, to what expect did you rely on "the new york times" as extensive video and the talks of ngos or civilians at the scene? >> so repeat the first question again. >> you'll be rel

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our digital correspondent, abbey fer nan dez has been delving into social media. >> some of our viewers had the day off. we asked on social how they were honoring the day. aldo had the favorite comment, he was honoring the day by watching the giants play. they did beat the rockies in game one today i'm sure that made it even better for him. someone on facebook said they were staying home to stay safe so they can continue to work. that's a really great r something really inspiring there. and anthony says he worked today. i mean, hey, not everyone can beoff, right, jess? >> no, here we are. we are working on labor day. >> i actually woke up today thinking when did labor day become a thing? what was the year that it was officially declared a federal holiday. do you know? i have on facebook posted, 1941, 1894, 1856 and 1965. >> i'm going to go with 1965. >> okay, all right. here we go. only, i'm going to show, the answer is 1893. the holiday was actually signed into law on june 28, 1894. by then president grover cleveland. these days, you know, like new york, oregon, those states actually h

abbey? >> like you said, we asked on social media what people thought about the new name, palisades tahoe, and the response has been huge. a lot of people are cool with the rename, others are not, like one on instagram who says the change is totally unnecessary, adding he'll always call the resort by its old name. this is a big no, on this one, she doesn't agree either. go any response from palisades tahoe that you're seeing from their official accounts? >> a lot of people on twitter were for the name change of course, like this person, who says she's very glad to see this name change. it shows that when we know better we can do better. i agree with her on that. and another person, taylor on instagram says she thinks changing the name is the right move but is surprised they didn't officially change the name to olympic valley. she's referring to the fact that they hosted the olympics back in 1960. what do you think about this, raj? >> we've done this with so many different things, right? not

and then the third thing is they will get questions about the deadly bombing at the abbey gate, alsolate august, 13 american service members killed, dozens of afghans killed. they will get more questions about how that happened and overall about the intelligence that led to this chaotic withdrawal. how was it that for months american u.s. military and intelligence officials were saying that the taliban would not take kabul until after the u.s. left when, in fact, what we saw was the opposite of that. the taliban rolled through the country offer the summer and we will hear over -- we will hear again that they were able to take over the country in a matter of 11 days. that's not really the case, though, steph. you know, the u.s. military for all intents and purposes left afghanistan in mid-july when general miller stepped down. it was about a month later before the taliban took kabul and effectively took over that country, but we will hear questions about the intelligence, about how the afghan security forces were not able to hold back the taliban and exactly what happened there, inclu

let's bring in our digital correspondent abbey fernandez. hit me. i haven't seen them yet. what have we got? >> we'll get into people's reaction in just a second. but first, let's take a closer look at this uniform. the space force posted a photo on twit were the word prototype in giant letters. this means of course the design can still change. it's not set in stone, raj. in fact, the general that unveiled the service dress uniform yesterday at the airspace and cyber conference said they were actually taking in suggestions of any tweaks before they mass produce the uniform for their members. it may change a little bit there. it looks very modern. the navy blue top closes on the side with buttons going down at a diagonal angle. very different from a traditional front-facing top all the other military uniforms have. the interesting thing is the six buttons each represent the six military branches. they have little logos. isn't that cool? >> i like the diagonal. it's almost like an eastern fitting jacket like that. i like it. i don't know if you like it. are people liking it?

in addition to over 100, afghans killed and wounded in her epic terrorist attack and 26 august at abbey gate and the se perimeter of the airport. no soldiers, sailors, and marines gave their lives so that others may live free. they literally gave their tomorrow's for tomorrows of people. they never knew those 124000. they never knew the 13 who died and he will never know the 2200 and the thousands of dead and thousands of wounded who came before them. but they will now live in freedom because american bloodshed on their behalf nearly 2 decades have passed since that horrible dark september day in our nation's history. when 2977 and supplies were murdered. since then, the men and women of the united states military and our enter agency partners have fought tirelessly to defeat terrorists in afghanistan around the world. both at home and abroad. their talent. their efforts have carried this fight, day and night. you can stand our mission or military mission has now come to an end. and we learned from this experience as a military, how we got to this moment in afghanistan will be analyzed

and i mean, actually the abbey, and you're the listening post, the sure where we don't cover the news, we covered the way the news is covered. it's been 20 years since the 911 attacks in the united states that triggered what washington called the war on terror. to decades since american mainstream coverage of the u. s. is turbulent withdrawn from the sun to be how much has changed and how much will remain the same in the media approach to americans wars and for off country. and this, since the taliban has taken over, a tough job has become much tougher. many have fled the country. i was the breadwinner for my family. and today i am a refugee in another country. it is ironic that nothing has driven home the reality and the futility of 20 years of war. and i've kind of done quite as effectively as the quote unquote end of the war. and i've kind of stun the decisions of the taliban and the key arctic exit of us ground forces unfolded or rather unraveled in the run up to the 20th anniversary of the $911.00 attacks the to be that the so called war on terror had not only failed, but the sto

if you open prime minister abbey on that has written an open letter to president via in response to the 2nd sanctions part of it reads. unfortunately, while the entire world has turned its eyes onto ethiopia and the government for all the wrong reasons, it's failed to openly and sternly reprimand the terrorist group in the same manner . it's been chastising my government of the leaders of the guy rebels have welcomed the us, move in a tweets and advisor to the t p l f. describe this right to impose new sanctions as a long overdue move against all those who've made it verification to kill children and innocent people. and what is a textbook example of genocide in a 2nd tweet to the advisor also said to guy will continue to cooperate with us by agreeing to an independent investigation into allegations of any possible long doing guineas. military leaders say that will not bother to international pressure to let the teams president of a candidate fly into exile the west african regional block if it was expelled guinea after candy was overthrown during the military takeover. earlier this mon

m prime minister abbey ac met his tweeted expressing his sadness and calling l. m, i who a role model he loved his country to other my he was one of the 1st artist in ethiopia to record music to vinyl. he has won several international music awards and performed around the world. millions of pins have known him for most of their lives and will remember his music for generations to come out of my he should say was 80 years old kid i had on the news are a tennis action from the us open. where this vanish, teenager produced one of several big in new york. that's coming up with joe david. ah, how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties down to the there are you regulations to own a tiger than there are a tone, a dog? how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics and i see, and that's the bottom line in a diverse range of stories from across the globe, from the perspective of our networks, journalists on al jazeera. this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend, jesus. i'm.

for example, 3 years ago the prime minister abbey said that he was going to be the transition of aging. and we know where we got in here. and i feel the same thing for the fact that the difference is needed in general when you are very politically active. be right now putting the president action and in the game. so there is hope so divided and they're not effective. but the people have to be as society rather than the stronger internet. and then it was interesting listening to the foreign minister as we're listening to emphasize the role that he has in the region. the sort of emphasize the palestinian question, these really palestinian questions. so do you think the international community does seem to need his role as that critical in the region and that, that may affect the reaction that they will have to the events that we're seeing there. now i think the international community is very concerned by what was going on in the i think that was the last book from the out of spring countries for the on the mccarthy and the dating. see. and now we have seen her degeneration, all sort of

p prime minister abbey f. mad his tweeted, expressing his sadness and calling on am i who a role model he loved his country to change my he was one of the 1st artist in ethiopia to record music to vinyl. he has won several international music awards and performed around the world. millions of peons have known him for most of their lives and will remember his music for generations to come out of my he should a was a 2 years old. ah, what you're going to do with nisa who robin and reminder of all top stories will fighting has taken place in the pocket of resistance against the taliban in afghanistan. unshared valley. the taliban says the whole country is not under its control, but the national resistance front denies the region has fallen. charles crawford has.

and now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing you can call me after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals. and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure receives hundreds of millions of dollars from the u. s. it's a key trading public and investment destination for china. and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of out of about and bay ging. well, she ever times the al jazeera washington campaigns to 60 japan's prime minister have started after yoshi. hi to guys suga step down 2 weeks ago for candidates battled it out in his have a debate to win the leadership of japan's governing party in elections at the end of the month. the winner of the vote is most likely to succeed suca because the liberal democratic party holds a majority in japan's lower house. the chinese version of the popular short video sharing app tick tock has unfounded new rules to restrict access for young

repeated allegations of tennessee in lincoln, the founder of peruse, shining par, the rebel group abbey. my ill guzman has died at the age of 86. he was captured almost 30 years ago and accused of causing the deaths of tens of thousands of people in the 19 eighties and nineties. mariana sanchez, looks back at his life. the most violent conflict of recent history will be mailed, guzman led the shining path rebel movement targeting police and the military bombing indiscriminately sabotaging infrastructure and causing the death of thousands of peruvians in a war with the state that laughter. 2 decades in the group's 1st attack, in 1980 imposed an era of terror invaded equal experience. he used terrorism extensively to accomplish his political purposes. maybe his political objectives will be forgotten. he wasn't interested in money or drug trafficking, but in a very radical extreme version of communism. we mailed was man used guerrilla war for tactics to take the government by force. part of his narrative was following on chairman mouse cultural revolution, while also converging stolen and

president counter done on, on the day that the soviet troops entered a gun stone finishing the slow abbey and read what we now have the opportunity of giving to the ussr was more its own vietnam war of substance. but yes, he was glad, and i think americans have ended up in that trap with level school. ah, he suggest. and now the future of the country sued by in the hands of the gun people and the 1st and foremost can use some of guns. ah, but like i said, we'll kill just cancel it in the best interests of all regional dial as to see the see here be peaceful and stable. development of afghan has done, sir, because we want to hear the voice of the gunny people as soon as possible. beulah justice taliban. and at more than 3, it was that all the other ethnic groups as well. you don't get valuable from them. usually, do you need just group you're active dialogue between the countries in this region your now when you do it, he or someone else. and if you feel the shanghai cooperation organization being the best platform for these talks to few days ago, that champagne hosted a joint seo and c s

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still ahead on al jazeera, why peru is remaining the remains of abbey. my al goodman, who had led one of latin america's most violent rebels. how new passing tripoli, helping the living capital, regain its name as the bride of the se. and in the spring to his bounced back from his appointment at the tokyo olympics, to run the fast this time of the year. a hello. good to see, you know, major change across the middle east with your weather pattern though we are now starting to get into the season where it's hard to find those 50 degree days. but many of us, either at average or slightly above or below, for example, look at tater, on 33 degrees. we go in for a closer look. and this is actually pretty well where you should be this time of the year. stellar forecasts with plenty of sunshine over the next $35.00 and even 7 days off the pakistan things are staying dry in the south. 36 degrees in karachi, me just see some showers sneak in between the hor and islam, but not going to be a wash it off to turkey. we're also looking at several conditions here, just a

in the early stages, i know you used your relationship with prime minister abbey ahmed to try and calm things down. he told you that there were no retrench troops in the country, and yet they were, they were executing people. they were raping people. he told you he was going to open up humanitarian access. that still hasn't happened to me. are you disappointed in the pin prime minister? i am disappointed with your situation in general. it shall be and have, in my opinion, failed in their capacity, whether as the, the problems of that on diversity. and i'm very worried about the situation. because we have been engaging most the government prime minister and the cpr. let's martin griffin visited the leadership of the p l. f. and does he have, as you know, the when i made the appeal for his fire for free, you meditating excess, said to all it is a 30, tory and for the beginning of each of your lead dialogue, we received the letter from the leadership of the of the t p l f. i mean, showing that interest also incorporating with us. so that emma is that i think both sides are still convinced

well, if you're a p as prime minister abbey ahmed has written an open letters a precedent by them in response to the threatened sanctions. part of it reads, unfortunately, while the entire world has turned its eyes onto e. c o p and the government for all the wrong reasons. it's failed to openly and sternly reprimand a terrorist group in the same manner that it's been chastising my government. so i me will get you as a journalist from out of a he says the u. s. has a powerful influence in ethiopia. it has invested since the beginning of the conflict begun to november. it has invested well over half a $1000000000.00 in terms of the conflicts providing aid and basic support to all the the 1000000. so we've been seeing from a distance and the gray region. there is also the issue of trade. ethiopia has benefits it from a trade agreement that was signed by george w bush in 2000, 2000 in 2004. saying that countries like if you should benefits due to pre privileges. and there was a period that would be withdrawn and how much of your success has been in terms of trade. its industrial parks,

it's a major step as a tommy bon works to restore order and basic services taliban spokesman's abbey, who language? i have read the names that i news conference in couple earlier. most familiar. coming from the grooves, old gods acting prime minister, mom it her son, according to is a taliban founding member. he served as foreign minister and deputy prime minister during the groups last in 10 power from 99062001. acting as defense minister is mohammed jacobi, the eldest son of tommy bon founder, milan omar. he's a military commander, but has rarely been seen in the public. hi. roger dean, connie will step in as interior minister his head of the county network, which has been blamed for some of afghan sounds most violent attacks in recent years. the role of foreign minister will be filled by a mere cotton will talkie, who took part in negotiations with the us and another participant in these negotiations. kerry didn't harm it. honey has been named as the economy minister. charlotte bellis was at the announcement and tells us more about who's been named the taliban have announced in act

s. maine ally in the whole of africa and prime minister abbey om. it has been a very successful in sort of playing both sides. china and the u. s. on the one hand, the u. s. is the donor of the most recipient of the most sub saharan aid tv left hand. it also has china on the other side, but the biden ministration doesn't want to be the white house, the administration that loses ethiopia in the horn of africa. so they've been measured in that, in that comments even here, even in this executive order 2 pages of it before or about how close the u. s. as to if you're, so they're still playing, but still hoping that they can actually get it, but they can put pressure pressure both sides in the conflict with the sort of executive order with this action without actually taking any concrete steps to have a minus sanctions on some of your officials in the past but, but yeah, it's real interesting especially when you think, but, you know, i mean, just last month. so now the power u. s. id, even the, the horn of africa, special representative, the bike was emp

m prime minister abbey ac met his tweeted expressing his sadness and calling on him. i who a role model, he loved his country to other my he was one of the 1st artist in ethiopia to record music to vinyl. he has won several international music awards and performed around the world. millions of pins have known him for most of their lives and will remember his music for generations to come out of my he should say was 80 years old .