i had a very strong conversation with abdul. i had a talk with abdul. because i dealt with abdul. dealt with the top guy, abdul. okay, so i told you about abdul. abdullah ghani caraka. let's call him abdul. i said, nice to speak to you by phone, abdul. and he goes, rrr! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: straight up. when in doubt, go with abdul. one of trump's other buddies, the my pillow guy, mike lindell, is making the rounds again. this time on "the jim bakker show" to sell his conspiracy theories and pillows for kids. >> well, they stoled our country. >> yeah, we got to take it back. >> we're taking it back. >> and they stoled it at lower levels, micro levels, and macro levels. >> yeah, yeah. >> they stole it -- at times going away. you know what i believe? i believe if everybody would order a set of pillows, we could do a million dollars. >> yeah, man, man. >> just pillows. >> it would be a miracle. >> that would be a great start towards victory. >> yeah. >> jimmy: right. [ laughter ] they do say that's step one, buy a weird deedny-ish kids pillow with jesus on it. [ laughter ] this wee

>> reporter: abdul worked as a mechanic for the u.s. so he and his family fled. making it to the u.s. on a special immigrant visa just two days after the taliban overran the capital. >> in this city there's many different types of houses. >> reporter: within a few weeks choosing to relocate in seattle to be close to a family friend. >> reporter: what makes this place a great place for refugees? >> my family were refugees when we came here. so we felt really welcomed. >> reporter: for thuy, the plight of these afghan refugees is a reminder of her own struggle. when people look at your communities, the vietnamese community, they may not see similarities. but there is a common thread in this moment. >> it's war and destruction. that is the threat. just war in general causes so much of the refugee crisis. >> reporter: the images of the horror and mayhem of afghanistan toppling under the taliban has echoed throughout the vietnamese-american community, recalling harrowing images from the fall of saigon in 1975. >> the majority of people have

it was because of my discussions with abdul, who is running that operation. we could've taken five months, three years, $85 billion worth of equipment we left behind. you could not fly the airplanes out? there was no reason for it. military goes out last. those 13 warriors that were killed, i spoke to some of the parents, and those parents will never be the same. they do not understand it, so i just want to thank you. i have been given so much support by the people that do what you do. i know you love each other. we love the blue. you know what you were not supposed to say that. we love the blue. [laughter] the support i haven't been given by fire and please has been incredible. i do not want to say the number, because it is way up. if it is .25 of 1% point they will say trump. fake news. i was the one we approved in my administration a massive amount of money to take care of people affected by the world trade center catastrophe, families and everything else. there were all talking about it today, they were all taking credit, but they had nothing to do with i

joining us is kareem abdul jabar.lling on all players to get vaccinated or lose your right to be in the league. kareem, it's always a pleasure to speak to you. you have a very direct stance on this. explain. >> i think that anyone who in this time of covid-19, that anyone that does not understand the need for vaccination is being very irresponsible, a, for not finding out what it's about, and then b, for not doing something about it if they find that there's a problem. and so many of us have understood that there's a problem here and don't want to endanger our teammates or the people that you have to work with in the front office, all these people, you know, work in close contact with the players and are susceptible to catch the virus. it's a very insidious thing. so we need to take all the precautions we can in order to not be vulnerable to the virus. and anyone who has not made the effort to educate themselves on this issue really is irresponsible and they should not be allowed to play. >> what would you say to brad

thank you, kareem abdul-jabbar.ppreciate you joining us. >> hope our message gets across here because there are a lot of people like you being willing to point the facts out. >> thank you very much. i appreciate you as well and your voice. kareem abdul-jabbar, everyone. we'll be right back. do that right now. high thryv! thryv? yep. i'm the all-in-one management software built for small business. high thryv! ow. get a free demo at thryv.com. - [narrator] as you get ready for what's next, custom gear from custom ink can help make the most of these moments. we've developed new tools to make it easy for you. custom ink has hundreds of products to help you feel connected. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com - [narrator] thrive causemetics brilliant eye brightener is your "of course i got nine hours of sleep" secret. available in a variety of shades, use it as an eyeliner, eye shadow, or below your brow for an instant eye lift. no wonder it's sold every three seconds. join our movement today at t

. >>> there is a shooting on highway abdul prigden in concord. there was gunfire on the freeway south of clayton road yesterday morning. officers were looking for evidence on the side of the roadway and speaking with several in the area. >>> san leandro will swear in a new police chief. abdul prigden takes over with a ceremony happening at the beginning of tonight's san leandro city council meeting. >>> a family speaks out after a drunk driver crashed into their vehicle at the intersection of international boulevard and 38th street thursday night . they ran a red light. that was seven children and three adults inside. the force of the impact ejected some of the children. >> nervous and scared. i am glad the children are here. >> police say witnesses held the drunk driver down. a police source said is his second dui arrest in six years. >>> the fbi has released details about its investigation into 9/11 be press release shows the saudi arabia government was involved in helping some of the attackers. brianna keilar has the details. >> reporter: it i

mohammed being the abdul rahman, l sunny senior official from any country visit. the group from north korea says it has successfully tested a new type of long range cruise miss all over the weekend. the us military said the missile tests posed a threat to its neighbors. heavy rain and flash floods in sudan have destroyed dozens of villages. more than 70 people have died. agencies are asking the government to urgently get people to safety. heber morgan reports from one of the worst effected regions in 19. thanks. this is what's new ala village in sudan state of white mile now looks like from above. it once had more than 80 homes, housing, dozens of families, but heavy rains in the east of the country resulted in flash floods that left the houses, enjoying le, right? again in these houses belonged to me and my children. then the waters came at night about a week ago and started flooding the village. they just moved in, but now everything has gone. i've managed to save the cupboard, but it's destroyed. i don't know what will happen next. the only way to reach new ala

i dealt with abdul, and that's the man. he's now the head of this how the van and was the head of the south van when i dealt with him. i started off very tough. you will pay tremendous consequences. you could have taken our time, i care or two years, and for them to fly around in apache helicopter, this is the greatest war machine that there is. the apache. the very, very, tens of millions of dollars. they have 28 of them and that's more than any country in the world has except for us. >> greg: i can't even get a gun in new york. if i could have joint of the television i could've gotten a helicopter. >> no problem. i saw that the other day. we can't have guns but the television can have 27 each. >> i could have a helicopter that could get me to the hamptons and back. >> greg: that's only part one.

get the jab or get off the court is the message from kareem abdul-jabbar. most kids are not vaccinated so what is wrong with having the mask up. i will ask attorney general eric schmidt who is on after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. stuart: the overall markets are sharply lower. show me big tech, taking it on the chin especially microsoft which is down $9.51. maria: what does it mean for your portfolio when it is down $9.50? stuart: i can't retire tomorrow morning. >> we are moving up the 10 year treasury yield, one.5 since june of this year and you heard from jerome powell on capitol hill saying conditions have been met to start the taper which a lot of peopl

i said it, it's nice to speak to you by phone, abdul. he goes raaahhh, and you know if you go to broadway shows, and it's very interesting. i've been saying it for a long time. our country, the worst decision ever made was going into the quicksand which is called the middle east. $2 trillion and millions of lives, because i like to count both sides. millions of lives and the place has been obliterated. it's more dangerous now if you think about it. i had them in check. i wiped out isis. you know who i took out? i took out the leaders, the biggest people and nobody even believes what i did. in a few months it can be all be dissipated. >> greg: all right. i got said, we will milk this

let's get back to kareem abdul jabar. saying they are failing to live up to the responsibilities that come with celebrity. athletes are under no obligation to be spokespersons for the government but this is a matter of public health. this seems a little unfair racial pressure on one person, andrew wiggins here. >> you know, i don't sense that it's a racial pressure on andrew. i think it's team pressure, because, again, the vast majority of people who are not getting vaccinated are people who don't understand the science, don't want to understand the science, and they don't seem to realize if they get sick they have to trust the science because they end up in the hospital. the question is, what are you going to do right now, whether you're black or white, to deal with this. in the case of andrew wiggins, maybe being black is a factor, but he hasn't said that. but there is an obligation to your kmurnts, to your team. if you want to criticize andrew wiggins, i understand. it's a personal decision, but it impacts a lot people

kareem abdul-jabbar, appreciate you joining us. this conversation will continue. you might be back here tomorrow if somebody else says something, another athlete about the vaccine so thank you for joining us. >> thank you for sharing some time with me. all the best and stay healthy. >> you, as well. >>> so there is new information out about where brian laundrie was and who he was with right after returning home without his fiancee. that's up next. growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart, and you will find inspiration anew. viking. exploring the world in comfort. >>> okay, so there is a new development in the search for brian laundrie. confirmation his family and him went camping after he returned home without pa t petito. he vanished before petito's body was found in wyoming. let's discuss with mark om'mara and andrew mcelderry cake ever

kareem abdul-jabbar, appreciate you joining us. this conversation will continue.ou might be back here tomorrow if somebody else says something, another athlete about the vaccine so thank you for joining us. >> thank you for sharing some time with me. all the best and stay healthy. >> you, as well. >>> so there is new information out about where brian laundrie was and who he was with right after returning home without his fiancee. that's up next. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way at carvana. growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there we

abdul ghani baradar, a talan co-founder, will be his deputy. sirajuddin haqqani, the interior minister, is on the fbi's most wanted list for a 2008 attack in kabul that killed six people. this comes as protests grow across afghanistan. hundreds of men and women rallied in kabul tuesday, with demonstrators calling on pakistan to stop intervening to aid the taliban. two people reportedly died tuesday during another protest in herat. this all comes as aid organizations warn of the looming humanitarian crisis in afghanistan, with the country's fragile healthcare system potentially facing collapse. we'll have the latest on after headlines. the centers for disease control said tuesday 75% of u.s. adults have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. the milestone was announced as the u.s. soared past 40 million reported cased of covid-19 since the start of the pandemic, with the delta variant continuing to fuel this summer's surge. children currently make up more than a quarter of new cases nationwide. in florida, 13 school employees of publi

what this moment just described by abdul-jabbar was like for the champ? know, it was a conference in cleveland. jim brown sort of assembled it. the attempt was to find out where he was at with this refusal in the draft and carry a back room possible deal from the johnson administration to kind of avoid the controversy of it. and they came away totally convinced of his religious sincerity. and bill russell said, you know, i'm worried about the rest of us. i'm not worried about mohammad ali. but this is important that kareem abdul-jabbar understood the essence of who ali was. as sara said, this is a story about freedom and for a black man, a black person to try to escape the specific gravity of white intolerance and white supremacy over the last 402 years, is really difficult. he did it and he didn't forget where he came from. that's the context. this is as good a story in american history as we have. and it's right to bring up jackie robinson, the subject of a film that sara and her husband, david mcmahon and i made together, because both men are redefinin

the guy was like, paula abdul. she lives across the street. who? paula abdul. i'll take it.om her. [ laughter ] >> i would look, every time she came outside, i would accidentally come outside. "hey, paula, how are you?" >> jimmy: just getting the mail. >> that's a true story. >> jimmy: true or false, you have a two-story closet. >> yes. >> jimmy: there's a staircase in your closet? >> staircase in the closet that goes down to another bedroom. >> immy: what's in there? >> clothes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you have things displayed? do you have like the "kazaam" genie suit in there? >> i do. [ applause ] >> jimmy: on the wall? >> yes, on the wall. >> jimmy: it is. >> you want to buy it? >> jimmy: i'd love to put it on at some point. >> all right, deal. >> jimmy: okay. you once put a teammate, when you were on the phoenix suns, in a sleeper hold and rendered him unconscious shortly before a game. >> true. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why did you do that? >> because somebody from his country was fighting a guy that i knew in mma. he just kept talking, "oh my bro, we have a game," kep

i've got to stop acting deputy prime minister, pamela abdul. god, he bought a, has appeared in a video to deny room. as of his death. there was speculation that had been caught up in a violent confrontation between rival telephone factions. after the formation of the interim, government, france says its special forces have killed the leader of iceland, the greatest horror of done while it out so far. we was behind the killing of 6 french charity workers, deny gere driver last year. a shipment of fuel from iran has arrived in lebanon to help ease widespread shortages as follows. as the 20 tonka trucks entered through the syrian border up the group as promised to share the feel free of charge. and those headlines. what do you see here? and i'll to 0. also witness, which is coming up. next. news . news. news, news. news. the. the. the why you the allies in the you were in here with the games you been with me? the one i am the mother in law. no one on the number of anything. i mean do you know what let me no machine gun. no, no, no it is. the guy h

so kareem abdul-jabbar, thank you for being here tonight and doing what you do.et your reaction to kyrie irving's statement. >> i can't accept ckyrie irvings statement. he's hiding behind procedure here. you either understand what is going on and you do the right thing or you don't understand what is going on and you're going to continue to create all this confusion with your stance. so, you know, we got to get that cleared up exactly where he stands and what that means to those around him. >> sources telling cnn that approximately 90% of nba players are vaccinated against covid-19. you think the 10% should be let go? >> i think they should be disciplined. i don't think that they are behaving like good teammates or good citizens. this is a war that we're involved in and masks and vaccines, they are the weapons that we use to fight this war and when you're not going to be corporative with that, you are working against the effort to make everybody safe and, you know, we can't have that. that doesn't work for everybody. >> what about the folks who say hey, listen, i

but nba legend kareem abdul-jabbar has been outspoken on this, calling for nba players to get their shotsi think they should be disciplined. i don't think that they are behaving like good teammates or good citizens. this is the world we're involved in. and masks and vaccines, they are the weapons that we use to fight this war. and when you're not going to be cooperative with that, you are working against the effort to make everybody safe and, you know, we can't have that. >> yeah, it's public health. it's public health. everyone doing their job for the greater public good. he also tells rolling stone that people who remain silent on the vaccine are not the kind of role models that are needed. vaccination rates have slowed. first doses hit their lowest point during the campaign. president biden received his booster shot at the white house, just days after they were authorized. >> vaccination, meantime, for children 5 to 11 could be just weeks away now. the american academy of pediatrics reports almost 207,000 new cases among children over the past week. it's down 10% from the week before,

, who i spoke to, who turns out to be the leader, abdul would not let anybody do anything, and i can him and the other leaders and they said "the american military is leaving, they are pulling out," and they probably looked at the people that said it and said "you've got to be, there's no way that's happening, there's absolutely." "i'm telling you, they are leaving." they couldn't believe it. and then they sent some fighters in and there was zero in the resistance. before, they would've gotten blown away. zero resistance. and then they sent the whole group in thousands, tens of thousands of taliban, and then on top of it, they went into the warehouses and they sold this equipment and they took it. you see them marching down the streets now with brand-new, best rifles, better than our soldiers have. it is a disgrace, and it is about the withdrawal. it is not about getting out, because getting out is something i've wanted to do for a long time. i would have kept bagram because bagram located right next to china, right near china and iran. it's the craziest thing of ever seen. >> sean:

abdul takes over the police department, serving as chief of seaside in monterey. the ceremony happens at the beginning of tonight san leandro city council meeting. >>> cases have spiked in parts of the country in recent weeks, and one point, they accounted for a quarter of all new infections. now, some experts believe the pfizer vaccine will be approved for younger children this fall. >> the best case scenario given that timeline that i have just laid out, you can potentially have a vaccine available to children age 5 to 11 by halloween if everything goes well. >> the ucsf infectious disease expert, doctor monica, says is if it is approved, children will receive a smaller dose than adults. >> the fda advisor decided together to give a smaller dose than they were planning, 252 11- year-olds. it will be 10 micrograms. >>> that is a third of the adult dosage, and doctor gandhi says it is designed to address the safety concerns of parents who may be still hesitant to get their children a shot. >> we are really wanting to vaccinate children not because they are as at r

kareem abdul jabbar calling on the nba to make the vaccine a requirement for players this season and lebron james announced he is vaccinated even though he admits he initially had his doubts. >> after doing my research and things of that nature i felt it was best suited for me and my family and friends. >> this is a war we are involved in. masks and vaccines they are our weapons that we use to fight this war. >> the nba says it is 90% of their players are vaccinated. if andrew wiggins does not get those shots he could miss games due to san francisco's indoor vaccine mandate. >>> a gorgeous sunset across the bay area tonight. fire weather is on the horizon. >> kpix5 chief meteorologist paul haggan with a look at what tomorrow may bring. >> not enough in the locations we are concerned about, specifically it is the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet in elevation, that is where the fire weather watch goes into effect at 11:00 on wednesday morning and continues through 6:00 on thursday evening. it is the combination of low humidity levels and gusty wind that have us concerned. it will b

they have yet to announce that new government, likely to be led, anyway, by muela abdul baragar. cl delay is apparently down to different factions jockeying for power under this new leadership. in tangier valley, the taliban surrounded the last region. the taliban say they're making progress in that place north of kabul. those resisting inside continue to hold on. in the capital, they're kind of getting used to a new life under the taliban. the taliban is literally white-washing the capitol, repainting the walls of kabul, as the taliban put it, getting it clean and ready for the new government. and some surreal scenes few would have predicted under the extremist a cricket tournament over the weekend. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken is en route to doha, partly in thanks to the government for helping to evacuate tens of thousands of afghans and others over the past couple of weeks. as we understand it, there are no intentions to meet with the taliban delegation here in doha. weijia? >> jiang: charlie, thank you. here with us now is sue on, former deputy director of national

we have within 6 months and out very as long as setting president abdul aziz put their flicker has died at the age of $84.00. he stepped on more than 2 years ago. following mass protests rejecting his plan to seek or 5th turn. those are the headlines coming up next on al jazeera, it's a documentary the forbidden bail. we town the untold stories. ah, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides. no matter where it takes a police finn, if you guys are my i empower in passion. we tell your story. we are your voice, your new your neck out here. i lose many aspects of afghan coach had been systematically destroyed or forgotten. the afghan films archive has been largely preserved through all of these years. when so much else was looted or blown up, a small group of people risked their lives to save the national archives. they managed to preserve the films and these records of all of the afghanistan that exist in saving decades of history. they believe these films have something to give to the present moment. in the 1900 sixty's african cinema was born filmmakers. one aware of the danger

kareem abdul ja bbar wants the vaccine to be a requirement and lebron james is vaccinated. >> after doing my research and things of that nature i felt like it was best suited for me and my family and friends. >> this is a where we are involved in and masks and vaccines are the weapons that we use to fight this war. >> the nba said 90% of its players are vaccinated. if wiggins doesn't get his shots he will miss games due to san francisco's indoor vaccine mandate. >>> as if shipping delays aren't bad enough there's a new problem with packages in contra costa. a serial package thief in one neighborhood, getting a jump start on holiday stealing. we have been digging in to the story and have the latest from concord. >> this video footage is from one of the homes hit by the porch pirate. >> she came up to the front porch, walked up and took the package and she looked right at the cam a. >> the thief left behind a clear picture including a look at her tattoos on her chest. giving police some good leads. >> it's a pretty brazen act. based on how smooth and how easy she did it i don't believe this

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. >> abdul mali. >> reporter: it's about those now gone. >> joe, we love and miss you more than you couldr imagine. continue to watch over us and your family. >> reporter: while the pain, the emotions still linger 20 years later, many are also quick to remember now the way the country came together in the face of such overwhelming loss. >> if we do the hard work of working together as americans, if we remain united in purpose, we will be prepared for whatever comes next. >> reporter: there is a strength that comes with being together. a strength -- >> you will live on in our hearts forever. >> reporter: -- so many still need 20 years later. jay gray, nbc news, new york. >>> former-president obama attending the 9/11 remembrance ceremony today in new york city. he issued a statement praising the heroes of that tragic day. he highlighted the firefighters who ran up the stairs in the twin towers moments before it came crumbling down and the passengers who -- the cockpit on flight 93 knowing it might be the last thing they ever did. he said he had seen the same selflessness on display over the

in the clip released by the taliban on twitter, mullah abdul ghani baradar says he is safe and healthys shown seated next to an interviewer, reading from piece of paper. there were accusations that members of baradar's group clashed with those of haqqani. members of afghanistan's women junior football team have fled. those teams arrived on wednesday. the sports governing body fifa is working to evacuate those remaining in afghanistan. the taliban band women and girls from playing sports in the 1990's, but indicated there would be fewer restrictions now. stelter, in this half-hour -- the indian children shut out of school and forced to work, and the young journalists fighting to raise awareness about them. plus, going where no civilian crew has gone before. four people prepared to blast off on a three day trip into space without any astronauts on board. ♪ >> hello. let's look to australia. lots of sunshine, particularly in the north. looking, and clear, thanks to high pressure. for more unsettled weather, we look to the south. to the southwest, a wet and windy system moving into perth.

you bought a house because it was across the street from paula abdul's house? >> true. [laughter] so true. ama: our countdown clock to california's recall election is just over four days and counting. polls will open at 7:00 a.m. but every registered voter is getting a mail-in ballot because of the pandemic. president biden will campaign with resident newson -- governor before the recall. today, larry elder made his pitch in fresno. >> the recall process has been weaponized. it has been weaponized, perverted. and it cannot wait a few months, quite literally a few months? ask droughts shortages are man-made. ama: the central valley has become a battleground for the recall effort with both democrats and republicans hoping to win over latino voters. dan: this is an image of a mountain view patrol officer performing cpr on an infant. the officer got a call that a baby was choking in a nearby and an out. he ran over and found the infant was not breathing or moving. he did chest compressions for several minutes. finally got the child to breathe. the baby is back home with his

the second deputy — mullah abdul salam hanafi — was baradar�*s deputy in the political office in qatarqani has been named interior minister. he's also leader of the taliban—offshoot haqqani network. he's wanted by the fbi in connection with terror attacks on us forces. and — mullah yaqoob is acting defense minister. as you can see we don't know what he looks like. he's the son of the taliban's founder mullah omar, and was already overseeing the group's military operations. but it's worth saying that everything is overseen by the taliban's supreme leader, hibatullah akhundzada. he hasn't been named in this caretaker government but has ultimate authority over the taliban. meanwhile — taliban fighters have broken up a protest in the afghan capital, kabul, by firing warning shots into the air. in the biggest show of defiance since the militant group took power, hundreds of people denounced taliban rule and demanded women's rights. some also chanted anti—pakistan slogans. many in afghanistan believe that neighbouring pakistan supports the taliban. it has dismissed these claims, but it is wi

killed 2 weeks later and drawn straight when i asked some of the people that i knew why they struck abdul romanella lucky. they said that because they didn't want him to come a figure. the 1st thing that trump did in office was kill and we're lucky, 8 year old daughter. well we see that the only thing is with the terrorist. you have to take out their families, maybe to them, it seems practical, but to me it seems even, oh i, there was an incident involved killing of civilians. they might have been to new zealand white civilians in afghanistan. president obama got on television himself and was saying it was not the fault of intelligence or the military leadership. it was defaulted to drone operators that cause this and that really upset me because we didn't know until i felt like he was blaming me. commander in chief of the united states military was pointing a little me and saying, oh, all those things that were other people's fault. it's actually your, ah, i didn't know who i was anymore. i didn't know what i believed anymore. i didn't know my purpose anymore. i almost kill myself with a

all in his last days with whoever was the king of saudi arabia then king abdul aziz is out. but of course that's what remains today and is increased. yeah, let me say completely israel and saudi arabia. yes. and, and both of those areas of support going entirely against everything that america claims for itself is shining. city on the l i claims to believe in human rights and democracy needs for which things pertain either to israel or to saudi arabia in, in any degree. and so, so, so it, in consequence, it is, it's, it's a standout, it's a stand out example of how things go wrong. when you say, you believe one thing. but when your actions actually demonstrate exactly the opposite side, the raven israel rejected. they aren't part of this city on the hill american dream, but just explain them to us. why in the global south 911 mean something else. and why may you know peak of it? in our circle, mainstream media in nature, nations, the significance of 911973 in santiago. well last because because that attaches to a much more fundamental issue even than the better like meeting

rage and pain of black men who are victims of racial violence, as an artist antony, played by yahya abdul—mateene. what i find really powerful is the expression that this candyman is an expression of the rage and pain and injustice and violence that has been done to so many black men. could you expand on that? for sure, i think the first film, which i absolutely love, it really focuses on this one figure, daniel robitaille, and it's sort of like, this happened to one person, and this is why he specifically exists, and what i love about the movie is they talk about systemic issues like gentrification — for me it was important to show this isn'tjust a one—off thing, it is like a wave of violence as opposed to these little specks and incidents. i feel really connected to this neighbourhood. candyman has other artful links with the original film. while the legend of the first film is told using shadow puppets, the same methods also used to tell these stories of racial violence. the shadow puppets ended up being really useful, because i have to tell those stories without thought of exploiting black b

back in kabul, abdul hakim was a painter. blast walls where his canvas. landscape of war and staring social change. he told us when the taliban came, they erased all of their murals and plunged afghanistan into darkness. he says it broke his heart. for the evacuees, a surreal shift from the chaos of kabul to a manicured resort. they are guests in a foreign country and a foreign culture. there is a glimmer of where most hope to go. us humanitarian groups are covering their costs. they arranged to get the afghans to albania, a staunch us ally. this albanian holiday maker from neighbouring kosovo sees a reflection of himself. 20 years ago, he was running from war. as an albanian from kosovo, i feel for them because, you know, we've been there where we have to flee our homes. being away from your home and from your loved ones is very hard. i was a little boy during that time, and when i see little kids running here, i really feel for them. albania has stepped in where some others did not. prime minister, it is good to see you. i asked the prime minister if he

one of them was a shopkeeper and father of two called abdul.aliban are selling sim cards to resistance fighters. locals had urged him to leave when the taliban arrived, but he said he was just a poor man who had nothing to do with war. a taliban spokesperson told the bbc that civilians are not being targeted. translation: we'll i launch an investigation. i have no information about this case and the location it happened. however, if some military personnel or militia attacked our soldiers, ourfighters have the right to defend themselves. human rights watch says the taliban are breaching international law. we are documenting human rights violations across the country. and what seems to be happening in panjshir, as well as other places, are the summary executions and detentions, particular of former security forces. when the taliban entered the valley, they promised peace and stability. but these pictures show that people are not waiting to see if the taliban will keep their word. with telecommunications cut, its hard to get information out. but

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co—founder mullah abdul ghani baradar is said to believe the emphasis should be placed on the diplomacy out by people like him. however, khalil ur—rahman haqqani, the minister for refugees, believes credit should be given to those who led the fighting. meanwhile, weeks on from that victory, many women are still wondering whether they'll be able to return to work. among them, the former cabin crew of afghanistan's national airline, afghan ariana airways — who are still awaiting guidance on whether they'll be to fly again. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet has been to meet them. somewhere in kabul, down a back alley, swiftly up the stairs. we've come to this abandoned house, which is now a safe house, where 11 remarkable afghan women are now in hiding. female cabin crew of ariana afghan airways, the national carrier, awaiting rules from their new taliban bosses. translation: i have no hope. i see what is happening to bright, educated working women. we don't have physical security or peace of mind. we don't dare wear our uniforms. they filmed from their homes when taliban c

a taliban co founder molar. abdul ghani by die is expected to lead the new afghan government that is due to be announced soon. he says it's priority is to improve the economy. the product can promoter regarding the government that we will form. it will include all factions of the african people. i want to assure people that we are doing utmost efforts to improve their living conditions. the government will provide security because it is necessary for economic development, not only rough canister on the whole world. we are able to provide security. we are able to overcome other problems. we will not spend any effort to reach our objectives. a women's protests enough, ganeth fans capital turned a violent after they were prevented from marching to the presidential palace. the for the 2nd day in a row, calling on the tiny band leaders to protect women's rights for the taliban reporters, the 5 gas to disperse them. autonomy beneficial recently promised they would be if pace for women in afghanistan, government, but not in the cabinet. while many women fear a return to the brutality seen w

and in the assembly wholesale radios came from mon been abdul aziz, or delivered remarks to recorded speech. he spoke with her and finalize at stabilize the oil markets and also criticize gm and cc rebels saying they aren't interested in a piece. well, another busy dream correspondence with friends of the atlantic to cover this for you. natasha butler is stands in viper, as in paris, with moral not phone call between binding and mac chrome. first the let's head to mike hannah. he's at the u. n. flores and mike, lot happening in the building behind g. but it's the notable headline is coming out of a meeting on the sidelines that summits on corporate vac sean's will monkey tell us about that. indeed, yes. well that's, i much was convened by president biden. a virtue, as you say, with a number of will lead to taking part. president biden saying that this is part of an attempt to supercharge the distribution of back scenes around the world. he said that the u. s. has already been a to 160000000 doses effect seen to 100 countries arguing that this is more than all the other companies comb

back in kabul, abdul hakim was a painter. blast walls where his canvas.rming that landscape of war and staring social change. he told us when the taliban came, they erased all of their murals and plunged afghanistan into darkness. he says it broke his heart. for the evacuees, a surreal shift from the chaos of kabul to a manicured resort. they are guests in a foreign country and a foreign culture. there is a glimmer of where most hope to go. us humanitarian groups are covering their costs. they arranged to get the afghans to albania, a staunch us ally. this albanian holiday maker from neighbouring kosovo sees a reflection of himself. 20 years ago, he was running from war. as an albanian from kosovo, i feel for them because, you know, we've been there where we have to flee our homes. being away from your home and from your loved ones is very hard. i was a little boy during that time, and when i see little kids running here, i really feel for them. albania has stepped in where some others did not. prime minister, it is good to see you. i asked the prime mini

co—founder mullah abdul ghani baradar is said to believe the emphasis should be placed on the diplomacyle like him. however khalil ur—rahman haqqani, the minister for refugees, believes credit should be given to those who led the fighting. meanwhile weeks on from that victory many women are still wondering whether they'll be able to return to work. among them, the former cabin crew of afghanistan's national airline, afghan ariana airways — who are still awaiting guidance on whether they'll be to fly again. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet has been to meet them. somewhere in kabul, down a back alley, swiftly up the stairs. we've come to this abandoned house, which is now a safe house, where 11 remarkable afghan women are now in hiding. female cabin crew of ariana afghan airways, the national carrier, awaiting rules from their new taliban bosses. translation: i have no hope. i see what is happening to bright, educated working women. we don't have physical security or peace of mind. we don't dare wear our uniforms. they filmed from their homes when taliban came to some str