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we're dealing with in our own country, amber, phil, reckoning with laughter, is now streaming at al serra dot com. just look for the witness tab. at the top of your computer. the united states has been out war in afghanistan for decades, but now troops are finally leaving. will the departure of the us military from afghanistan? i mean, for the country. that's the question that just rushing off while hosting the stream this week. it was a huge conversation and i guess we're more than happy to continue it after the live show. there was actually some video comments i wanted to bring on. one is from a history professor at stanford, robert cruz who sent us this, this comment, and i want to try to get you guys to respond to it after we play it here. the us will draw that has created a dangerous photo like him. when do you feel about it? how long did you tell me on malicious us last much was leverage i was hold on, but it's just filled everything in the power to counter. so went on and to try to her wires of a war. it must push the government to become more inclusive and responsive to not going

inside the cupboard, 19 ward in the southern city of nasiriyah monk to the al serra says, the government must act firmly and seriously punish those who allowed it to happen . there have been protests for a 2nd day despite the government ordering an investigation. people are blaming corruption and negligence for the accident from natalia. he has not went up dell whitehead. people are very angry here. for example, in this isolation what this is the place which was that is that they don't trust authority. they don't trust the government, so they come, they come here, local victims, families, relatives, they come on, try to find any remains of their loved ones that you know that only 39 of the victims have been identified about 21. others have not been identified because there is a lot of f, a t p like this, part of the body of human flesh park that cannot be identified. and many people have been coming here trying to find any remains of their loved ones. now the responsibility, according to about 50 members of the parliament is on the government. in fact, they have issued joint statement de

let's discuss this further now with wafa al serra, who is a professor of if you jamal g and medicine at columbia university to join just on skype from new york. thank you very much, dr. side for being with us or the us has. we've heard, there has made significant progress in controlling the pandemic. but this delta vary and is causing a lot of concern, is now the time to be opening up i think it's appropriate to think of the united states as, as, as almost like a region with multiple countries. there are such disparities in terms of the progress in confronting this and then from state to state, from community to community, which makes it very hard to make a generalizable recommendation for the country. overall. there are states where the vaccination rates have been quite extra ordinary one at the same time they've been others were vaccination has been limited. and we do know that the vaccination is really our main defense against this wires at this point in time. so i personally think that it behooves us all to think very carefully about where one is living, where one is situated and

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ah, that means that this is al serra live from dell hall. so coming up to the ryan rebels condition to seize fire with the opium government, must include a troop withdrawal and un investigation. july opens a convention to rewrite the constitution inherited from long time military router or gusto pin a. shea thousands killed off to re transport plane. this is the wrong way, and crashes for the team. ah, south africa, the former president jacob zoom a half hours left to turn himself in or face the rest. but before that he's been rallying supporters who gathered outside his home. last week he was found guilty of contempt of court for failing to appear before a corruption inquiry. the faces 15 months in prison on saturday as senior judge agreed to here is appeal next week. it's not clear if that will affect some days deadline. for me, the miller has the latest from in cons, la, outside to my home. those gathered outside his residence and in kind of great support for the former president. and there were cheers as he spoke, especially as he remain

early i spoke to dr. waffa al serra, who is a professor of a p demolish she had, and medicine at columbia university. she says the u. s. is showing, says success and failures when it comes to coven, 1900 vaccination rollouts. i think it's appropriate to think of the united states as, as, as almost like a region with multiple countries. there are such disparities in terms of the progress in confronting this and then from state to state, from community to community, which makes it very hard to make a generalizable recommendation for the country. overall. there are states where the vaccination rates have been quite extra ordinary one at the same time. the others were, the vaccination has been limited and we do know that the vaccination is really our main defense against this virus at this point in time. so i personally think that it behooves us to think very carefully about where one is living, where one is situated and look around one south and think about what is the vaccination uptake? there's absolutely no reason for concern enormous concern about the delta varying particularly again in

headlines around the world today that the british police officer stated guilty to the murder of al serra evarado, a woman who was killed walking home in london in march. wayne cousins had already admitted to her kidnap, and right over its death mark renewed outrage of a male violence against women in the country. russia and western nations are divided over getting aids in all west syria from moscow. once the un to authorize the extension of a delivery for only 6 months, but western nations up pushing for one year, millions of people depend on a getting through the bar by the harbor. crossing un security council is expected to vote on friday. just president joe biden. has announced american troops will leave us going to stand nearly 2 weeks earlier than planned by august 31st. that's due by the taliban forces making rapid advances across the country. that withdrawal will bring an end to the longest us war and nearly 20 year conflict. but the part of nato troops is leaving many worried about security, and i've gone this time the, the taliban se disputed shows them celebrating after susan c