allen fisher, i'll use it up at the white house, a former associate to present donald trump has denied allegations he secretly served as an agent of the united arab emirates, told us, brock says he'll prove his innocence in court. chris until him, he has more from outside the court house in new york. the judge and the court house behind me spent a lot of time looking for assurance, is that tom barrick, a wealthy businessman and long time associated a former president donald trump, would not flee the country while waiting for his trial. he asked a lot of questions, and tom barrack himself pleaded not guilty to the 7 charges against him that are related to violating us lobbying laws and obstructing justice, essentially lying to investigators who say that he was secretly trying to influence us foreign policy. while at the same time serving as the chairman of president thompson, now duration committee, essentially raising money for the president. at the same time, he was pushing the agenda. they say they allege of senior officials of the united arab emirates, as you'd expect, the system is

allen fisher reports, nevada is a new hot spot. the state now has more than 750 people in hospital with covered more than 80 percent of those in intensive care are not back to me and vaccinated people going out with the city reopening and getting sick. and with some of these variance, it's passing much more efficiently, and people are getting much. second, the last year only pandemic you have is among the other killer jewel bike meet fighting the pandemic. his number one priority in the white house. after seeing initial success, the numbers i know going in the wrong direction. this is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated. we are seeing outbreaks of cases in parts of the country that have low vaccination coverage because unvaccinated people are at risk . a 3rd of the country is unvaccinated, and the issues become so highly politicized. there is a water among medical professionals that might not change in california. the number of new cases has brought back the mask mandate in los angeles county. i don't want to be safe, but we do

allen fisher live for a say at the white house. let's discuss this further now with omar some odd who's a former. i've got boston to friends in canada, and currently is senior fellow with the atlantic council. his joining us via skype from washington. very good to have you with us, mr. some odd. so unimportant chapter of america's involvement and scanning time coming to an end with the handover of background base. what are your thoughts about this is now the time to close the book on the afghan conflict that it has been. the question is posed for a while now, and i think we have an answer in a couple months ago with the president after reviewing act on policy for several weeks, decided that the united states should disengagement apparently until by election bolling base going back to even the soviet period when the service with her as for afghans, obviously it's a bittersweet moment because there's so much history attached to it. a good and that unfortunately, you know, it started out as a mission that was essential after $911.00.

allen fisher, i'll just here at the white house of sullivan job aid looks at the reaction in afghanistan to the us allows and a legacy of background base, a formidable fortress for 2 decades, where hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent. now looks like a junkyard law, american forces lift bag from a base last night without any coordination with relevant administration. this has not been officially reported to us from the ground. we get this information from the situation in the area as several looted opportunist, an as a strong background. as part of last year's deal between the u. s. and the taliban . all foreign forces on to leave a gun to stun. the taliban has welcomed the bedroll from by graham, but says the pull out isn't complete. we hope the conclusion of your door of all funding forces in american forces from applied is done with the way for the inter, i've learned asian to expedite and find a peaceful solution to the one issue as soon as possible built by the former soviet union in the 1950s, the sprawling base has expanded to 30 square kilometers since the us invasion.

allen fisher, i'll just here at the white house. now coalition of police groups, the suing the u. s. state of minnesota, it's trying to overturn a law that changed the standard for justified use of deadly force by offices. the group says the legislation violates officers rights to self defense and compels them to testify against themselves. below was written last year, following the matter of george floyd by an officer derick shaven, who knelt on his neck for 9 and a half minutes. with the bodies of 2 more people has been found in the rubble of the apartment block that collapsed in florida. last week not brings the number of confirmed dead to 22. the tally of the missing has been revised down to a 126. after some people turned up safe and duplicate names were eliminated. there are fears that hurricane elsa, which is currently heading towards florida, could hamper rescue efforts or even bring down the rest of the building cream had that has more now on the search and rescue operation in south side. the search and rescue operation is now well into a 2nd week, but unfortunately, fire

allen fisher, with a late affair from washington. south sedans, president has promised not to return his country to war. during the ceremony mocking a decade since independence suffered on became the world's youngest country when it split from dawning 2011. but a civil war soon followed, which killed about 400000 people and displaced about 4000000 others. on my part, i assure you that i will not read then you will that word again. later on, wet together to recover the last decade and put our country back to the path of development in this new ticket or for many in south sudan, there is not much to celebrate. on this anniversary, millions are still displaced after a civil war that killed hundreds of thousands of people and the country is facing extreme hunger. john cox, it is. people voting overwhelmingly to the seed from sudan 10 years ago wasn't a mistake. it's what happened to south to don afterwards, broke in the war in 2013. when another round of fighting in 2016 has left him traumatized. it will not only do as had been we had ou

big goal for the, i'm going to give the force of how they will take the situation as bringing allen fisher in washington. d. c. for is alan, a significant development in the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan today, one of the reactions in washington. well, it's hugely important because of course, bye graham, which started it is really a run down here feel became almost like a mini american city. if you walk through it, you will see names that you would see if you landed in new york or chicago. they built restaurants, they built gyms, they built classrooms. there was one main route. it was called disney avenue. that is where tens of thousands of american servicemen and women began the deployment to afghanistan over the last 20 years. it's also where almost 2000 service men and women began their final attorney home after being killed an action. the mike rogers, who is the republican on the hill, he had sent a letter to joe biden saying, look, we've seen the news about background in the last couple of hours. what is your plan for the dentist on the plan, of course, is that american troops wil

washington and alan fisher joined us from washington allen. there's going to be a you and meeting on haiti later. thursday, what can we expect from that? all the ice and moral capitals are on hey t at the moment. certainly there's going to be a behind closed doors briefing at the united nations in the next couple of hours that was planned. on wednesday, they will be updated no doubt about the events overnight with 4 gunman being killed to being arrested after that stand off with on police and haiti. the what coming from haiti is that the 2 people arrested where to use their words, foreigners. now the united nations could possibly get involved in haiti, they did it before. there was an intervention force there to try to bring come to the country between 20042017. that was controversial than the certainly would be reluctant to get involved again, but they might well be forced to now the united nations, along with a number of other heads of government have said that the appealing for com, the one wise head to prevail. but of course, there's the d

at any information further evacuation and shown that bella 0 was go 9 not to ellen fisher who is on the white house. allen for the secretary of state. and the blinking in kuwait has given an update on this evacuation once he had to say, well, we know that the 1st lights are on their way. the 1st one left camilla around lunchtime they are heading to dulles international airport which is just south of washington. and the 2nd flight is on its way to london, they will probably land, but once they arrive here in the us, they will be taken to fort lee, which is an army camp in southern virginia. that is where they will be processed for their s i v as the call and special immigrant be that now initially was around for thousands of guns and their families who would expect to go through this process. other countries have taken some of those numbers, so it's expected that the us will be dealing with somewhere in the region of $2500.00. they can process them and get this done quite simply because they don't have the resources, the able to do it here and 20, blinking as well as your bike has acknowledged that the u.

l and fisher with the latest on that from the white house. allen, thank you. a record number of women and children were killed or injured in afghanistan in the 1st 6 months of this year. that you and says 1659 civilians died between january and june. and more than 3 and a half 1000 were injured. that's a 47 percent increase on the 1st half of last year. almost 2400 afghans were killed or injured in may in june alone, as foreign forces. it started withdrawing and fighting, intensified charlotte bellis reports from cobbled it's been less than 3 months since mohammed knows that his daughter re 100 dikes. she was 16 and an identical triplet with his sisters in yellow or bray her wanted to be a doctor. but she was killed in an attack at his school and may well enough off putting on was just what i was the 1st one to get to the bombing was really horrible. it's always on my mind. when i got there, it was chaos. they were screams, cries, and morning they were father's picking up their daughters brothers picking up the sisters on the attack on say it all. she had a hi

ok, let's bring an alan fisher, his life for us now in washington, d. c. allen. this is being described as a key element in the the cease fire deal that's being done with the taliban. and yet we're seeing an increase in violence in afghanistan. how is this playing out in washington in the moment? well, there's not a huge amount of reaction to this. in fact, in the morning news bulletins here in the united states, that hardly rate the dimension which is the pricing given there's almost 20 years in the u. s. moved in to back. i'm remember, it was just a near strip with intermittent electricity. it became essentially a many american city right. in the heart of afghanistan, there were stores there that you would recognize from any american high street. there were gems, there were classrooms, the main drive was called this new dr. it's where many deployment to afghanistan began. and of course, we are almost 2000 american service men and women ended there. johnny in afghanistan, killed in america, was longest conflict. certainly the phrase you're going to hear a lot of

and today i am proud to say to them, welcome home will and if ellen fisher is live for us now from the white house allen, i'm wondering how much of this is about optics. i mean, the u. s. is leaving behind the country and chaos. the taliban, as we've been saying make, making rapid advances, taking border crossings that us taliban deal doesn't seem to have been adhered to, at least in some senses. what would you here, the toy, know joe biden statement, and you add to that. what lloyd austin? the defense secretary said when he said they had a moral obligation to do something for the people who stood by us forces, it's more than just optics. they feel that they should recognize the work done by many of these interpreters and civilian staff that helped us over the last 20 years . the difficulty of course, is processing this year numbers because we're talking about thousands is somewhere in the region about $2500.00 will eventually make the way here to the us. about $700.00. have been process 200 already here. no, but that's $200.00 in total including the families. so there's a lot more still to go through t

fisher investments we're clearly different. >>> welcome back. joining us now with a look at axios a.m., the cofounder of yoast, mike allen, who's live in person, one one race to watch. if you want a preview of the big themes and some of the big tensions that we're going to see play out in midterms in '22 and beyond, look at the jd vance race in ohio. you covered his announcement last week, the author of hill billy elgiby saying that he is going to enter a very crowded republican field to succeed rob portman. no guarantee he's going to win the primary. but i think you'll agree if he does, he would be the favorite to take that seat, and would be mentioned as a national candidate. one to watch. i interviewed j.d. vance yesterday and listen to the themes he's talking about, talking about culture wars, economic populism, including inflation, gas prices and big tech, jobs going to china, those all sound familiar to you. >> they do. did you talk to him about his sudden change of heart about donald trump? he tweeted an awful lot of things, said a lot of things during the 2016 race about how much he thought donald trump was, you know, essentially corrupt