amir, associated press. thank you, mr president. you today. amir, associated press..— you, mr president. you have spoken owerfull you, mr president. you have spoken powerfully about _ you, mr president. you have spoken powerfully about your _ you, mr president. you have spoken powerfully about your own _ you, mr president. you have spoken powerfully about your own son - you, mr president. you have spoken powerfully about your own son and l powerfully about your own son and the weight of these decisions. with what you _ the weight of these decisions. with what you have said, but the longer we stay, _ what you have said, but the longer we stay, the more likelihood that there _ we stay, the more likelihood that there would be a major attack. how do you _ there would be a major attack. how do you weigh stink even one more day considering _ do you weigh stink even one more day considering what is happened? -- considering what is happened? staying. i considering what is happened? » staying. i think what america says matters. what we say we are going to do, in the context t

we are joined by the governor of the bank of israel, governor amir yaron.are you going to be looking to make a policy? -- to make to policy? gov. yaron: good morning. we have to make every conceivable effort to avoid a lockdown including imposing the green tag and the purple tag. we have not been doing enforcement very well. and we have to substantiate and extend the third booster shot and also reach out to those that have not been vaccinated to enhance that segment because ultimately, the vaccination is the key to basically dealing with the pandemic. and so, we have to do all of these. in terms of economic policy, if we have to go into a lockdown and i hope we are able to avoid that through the steps i have mentioned, we will basically -- there are funds in the current budget to support things related to covid. we will have to deal again with those that might be placed in unpaid leave and the earlier we can basically instill certainty in that regard, the better off we will be. in terms of businesses, we will really have to see how long, if such a lockdown

to, to skip with cbre amos, you know, different this loan is sunken, it was emergent, konica lane, amir, can my gaze with allison, she was alone that, that it will, those both of us for him. i just a minute to look it up or no. do i leave her cuz she cuz she really oh because your little of it was gonna finish mine. all right, so with our android and so its not a good a so his mom and he probably got physical he my mom was he put on by the moon because shot the pin to do with by the she still both just now i don't sure. jim, somebody might not want so i did want to be clear on the computer to the 5 punky most could you give me my love show up in the middle. okay, let them up. generally sound posted on avenue because if you seen off at the g and on settle ship, i did receive them august 14th at one fair onto don't go casey decimal a. d, which one i'm needed. don't want, i need to, if i don't push the problem one marker, bit of cheese to be jacqueline. i go for josh, i fuck it on any sale. we just sold a condo, others to offer them in the country. you wanna ship our tech to come down ther

bifa nominated amir el—masry is omar, a syrian refugee who finds himself, along with other fellow asylum—seekers while his claim is processed. omar is a musician who carries with him an oud, the instrument on which he once played the tunes of his homeland. housemate farhad, played by vikash bhai, dreams of being omar's agent. but, exiled to this alien nether world, omar keeps his instrument in its case, silent and unplayed. meanwhile, the detainees endure toe—curling classes preparing them for life in the uk — excruciating exercises that recall the tragicomic vignettes of swedish film—maker roy andersson. limbo is a beautifully poignant and brilliantly observed piece that balances deadpan comedy with heartfelt empathy to impressive effect. at times, it's laugh—out—loud funny, but other times, it's heartbreakingly sad, but crucially, it's never trite, cliched orformulaic. on the contrary, it's a drama about real people whose situation is so absurd that it can make you laugh and cry simultaneously. limbo is in cinemas now. back in 1971, luchino visconti's film death in venice made a screen icon of

good to skip was uber a much, you know, different this loan is sunken, it was emergent. konica line, amir, can my gaze when i said she was alone, that, that even though both of us for him, i was just a minute to look it up or no. i didn't get to the other. the julie thought it was fun. all right. all right, so with our android and so it's good. so now i was going to go see my mom and she fell. she put off by the amount of new cars shocked her, painted it with she still use both of job and now i don't she to cheer somebody my only one. so i didn't want to be on the phone with near them. don, if they're going to the 5 punkin, most of us are, give me my love more show up in the middle. okay, let them up. generally sound posted on omnia. because if you seen off at the g unsettle ship, i did receive them, i guess i'll compare lunch, fell onto dunker casey the summer. a d was one year wind farm need is don't want i need to. i don't push the problem on marker bit of cheese to projects and i do watch for josh, i focus on any that was young solo conduct, averaged and often is it in the country or

amir, associated press? >> thank you, mr. president. you have spoken powerfully about your own son and the weight of these decisions. with that in mind, and also with what you have said that the longer we stay, the more likelihood there would be a major attack, how do you weigh staying one more day, considering what has happened? pres. biden: i think what america says matters. what we say we are going to do in the context of which we say we will do it, we do it. unless something exceptional changes. there are additional american citizens, there are additional green card holders, additional personnel of our allies, additional siv cardholders, there are additional afghans that have helped us, and there are additional groups of individuals that contacted us from women's groups to ngo's, and others who have expressly indicated they want to get out. and have gathered in certain circumstances, in groups on buses and other means. that still presents the opportunity for the next several days, between now and the 31st, to be able to get them out

amir, associated press? >> thank you, mr. president. you have spoken again powerfully about your own son and the weight of these decisions. with that in mind, and also what you have said -- that the longer we stay, the more likelihood there would be a major attack -- how do you wasting even one more day -- how do you weigh stay even one more day? president biden: because i think what american set -- i think what america says matters. that we do what we say. unless something exceptional changes. there are additional american citizens. there are additional green card holders. there are additional personnel of our allies. there are additional siv cardholders. there are additional afghans that have helped us. and there are additional groups of individuals that have contacted us, from women's groups to ngo's and others, who have expressly indicated they want to get out and have gathered in certain circumstances in groups on buses and other means. it still present the opportunity for the next several days, between now and the 31st, to be able

directed by amir thompson, otherwise known as questlove. >> sort of the impetus of the whole festivalrica, inner city america went up in flames with rioting. and not wanting a repeat performance of what happened, that made it easier for the city to okay the idea of having some sort of event that would keep people occupied during the weekend. >> the festival's main goal was to remind us of who we are. and the community that we'd managed to build in spite of everything this country has done to try to tear us down. >> reporter: the six-week festival showcased an astonishing group of performers. the likes of david ruffin of the temptations. ♪ i've got sunshine ♪ ♪ whoo, on a cloudy day ♪ a babyfaced 19-year-old stevie wonder. the chambers brothers. ♪ the pop-soul group the fifth dimension. ♪ this is the dawning of the age of aquarius ♪ ♪ the crowd who'd come to see those acts, 300,000 strong. >> as far as i could see it was just black people. it was incredible. >> reporter: but the footage of the festival lost to history, buried in the archives for 50 years. >> just sort of disposed of an

cotton is among 13 countries that have temporarily agreed to host evacuees from afghanistan cutters, amir and the u. s. president spoken about the situation. the us says a dozen more countries have agreed to serve as transit points. those evacuated, cotter include more than $300.00, mostly female students, and $200.00 media personnel. more flights are being planned for the next few days. the committee to protect journalists is warning. women are particularly at risk of taliban persecution. it says, since they took power to prominent female journalists have been borrowed from their jobs, the organization also said the on group attacked at least 2 members of the press while they covered a protest. the death fell from saturdays earthquake in haiti has risen to 20 nearly 2200 people. the quite damaged a number of buildings, housing critical services among them. southern haiti's only medical oxygen plant countries struggling to contain an increase in koran of ours cases. 3 people have been killed in a bomb attack on a bus in pockets time to blast occurred in guava in the country, south west. a

when i listening to from a ron amir of the law, let's listening to the foreign minister on the same feet of the rock in bringing peace. what to corporation amongst the region countries. and i, it like very much within this conference to reach the point that we need to abide by to add here to we wish we have a free and safe region. iraq is playing an important role because of the efforts because of the constructive vision in the region. iran, the stomach republic of iran was amongst the shortest countries in the region that has acknowledged that new iraq and hope that the political domain in iraq will be supported in the old to increase and develop all what political, economic, and commercial guys with iraqis, the new iraq, the new 3 iraq, the new iraq, who though with terrorism, needs lots of construction and needs a lot of support on the domestic level. and also we need to have a great partnership in the region. that's why slamming republicans of iran is supporting the security. that's the ability, the independence, the sovereignty of iraq. iran is supporting iraq to have a better stuff

to have more serious outcomes, one lamp here in russia is working on country the virus altogether. amir 19 and new medications specifically developed accounting with 19 is going through the 2nd phase of clinical trials and is expected to be registered next month. because don off as moody types when russia registered the world's 1st vaccine for over 19 sputnik green. it was initially met with skepticism both abroad and at home phase were later put aside by well months of successful use all over the world and multiple publications in science journals. so now another institute aims another record, and that is registering the world's 1st effective medication for covert maintain. the drug cooled mir 19 is still in the early stages of testing. it's almost passed face to clinical trials, but has already managed to drastically reduce coven 19 levels and subjects that would fit the medication targets a certain parts of the sauce called to genome, which then undergo certain modifications and finally eliminated. so this medication effectively prevents this virus from replicating the pre clinical t

that is the biggest fear we spoke earlier with amir or, and defense and political commentator about this us drones strike and cobble, he said, any such operation carries the risk of severe collateral damage. it's a painful morrow, an operational dilemma. if you don't that you are going to suffer mass casualties, but you're not sure you can pinpoint and strike the perpetrator without heating others. what are the limit to what is called limited strike and been paid because couple s the capital, but being kind of country of god. these are government, perhaps i'm gonna book this is what we are expecting to see in the months of perhaps years ahead, as probably tries to rule the country volleyball. he's only the most power to militia or organization around not the only one. i c k. he's challenging the suicide bombing at campbell airport. let the 170 dead hundreds injured, with many needing hospital treatment. a number do remain in critical condition. we had a chance to speak to one survivor who described his experience i had applied for the visit, the for us invited us to come near the door. i

i'm joined now by zubair amir, the head and senior consultant of the department of neo—natology at theirational story, i have to say, after having had so much bad news over the past year or so with covid. talk is how you and your team helped baby kwek yu xuan. goad helped baby kwek yu xuan. good mornin: , helped baby kwek yu xuan. good morning, thank _ helped baby kwek yu xuan. good morning, thank you _ helped baby kwek yu xuan. good morning, thank you for _ helped baby kwek yu xuan. (13mm morning, thank you for inviting me, i am talking honourable behalf of my beloved. when we had yu xuan on hand,it beloved. when we had yu xuan on hand, it was a surprise and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from years of experience with premature babies, so we implemented that will stop and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan�*s parents and the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. she's doing well.

find cutters, amir and a call for the country support and getting people out of afghanistan cutters. among 13 countries that have temporarily agreed to host evacuees, the us as a dozen more have agreed to serve as transit points. those evacuated to kathy and kate, more than 300, mostly female students and 200 media pass. no more flights of being planned for the coming days. and american ed base and germany's and also been used as a temporary transit point for our cameras evacuees. hundreds of them arrived at the rom, seeing base from katha hall, plain expected over the next few days as the base has the capacity to house up to $5000.00 people. germany has also been sending its own plane vacuum, a citizen stuck in stone. meanwhile, u. k. prime minister boris johnson, says britain will work with the taliban on evacuations if necessary. what i want to assure people is that our political and diplomatic efforts to find a solution for afghanistan working with the taliban. of course, if necessary, we'll, we'll go and our commitment to afghanistan is lost. respect for my british royal marine

dr zubair amir is the head and senior consultant of the dept of neo—natology at the singapore nationalad yu xuan on hand, of course it was a surprise. and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from previous experience with premature babies, so we implemented that. and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan's parents and to the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. and she's doing well. that is fantastic news. i have to ask, though, are there any specific health concerns that you're worried about for her future? yes, babies born at this gestational age and that tiny, you know, their lungs, their brain, their heart continues to grow for many years. so, we have to keep monitoring her and provide her with the necessary treatment. we need to make sure she doesn't get into infections, because her lungs are really, you know, premature still. but we hope that, with time, she'll get better and better.

critical structures as the islamic emerett of our honest um, now in emerett, of course, requires an amir during the insurgency. they were able to argue that for the sake of security our me or will remain hidden. we don't want the americans to get him. now the americans have, have left out the me or has not emerged supposedly all authority has been exercised in the taliban movement. are in the name of our high but to canada, who supposedly was the emir who took over from the predisposed or optimal madman saw who was killed in a drone strike. now, in your contacts with senior taliban suggested that he may well not be with us. if you were, if you were a real, a mere, he would have emerged or at least, you know, passed out to victory messages over the past week. and there is no sign of this missing mia, which many people then are led to conclude. he's dead. and instead we have a counsellor taliban leaders installed in cargo, jostling amongst themselves for power. i'm so i think we can say that that authority, the command structure inside the tyler bon movement does not seem as unified or as

we understand that some of them within the telephone political office, his name is amir. han most techie, now he has come to cobble and met with the former ceo of dillard villa and former, asking the prison common cause i was calling talks. but when the taliban do hold all the cards. so whilst they want an air of legitimacy to be seen, to be incorporating form of government, people essentially looks to be like they're negotiating positions for them and, and incorporating them to a certain extent, but still not negotiating full force because the taliban run the shore. now, meanwhile, on the streets of cobbled taliban fighters have been patrolling how deserts rob mcbride is there with this report the city of cobble has experience so much up here for decades. and this is another change to get used to. and one that's far from easy to go. most of all of our customers get most of the got the situation for now. no one can say what's happening at all. the people just lost and confused in the space that one dramatic day life on the streets feels completely different. states is one of the most obv

we understand that someone within the telephone is political office, his name is amir. han, more techie. now he has come to cobble and mixed with the former ceo of dillard de la and former ask, i'm president harman, cause i need cooling talks. but when the taliban do hold all the cards, so we'll say want an air of legitimacy to be seen to be incorporating form of government. paypal essentially looks to be like they're negotiating positions for them and, and incorporating them to a certain extent, but still not negotiating full force because the telephone run the shore. now, thank you so much. charlotte bellis reporting from kabul less. i'll bring and come hider, he's joining us from the tour. com crossing and pakistan come all that is where that crossing in particular has been seized by the taliban in the past. and tell us what it's like there now, and what you're seeing where just to give you an idea yesterday we were on the line that there why the country we thought dollar bond bite armed and all so manning the position that that border scene was quite relax. people were relieved beca

for these people, but will also speed up all the processes for us. president joe biden has thank the amir of castle in a call to the country support in getting people out. those evacuated to cattle include more than $300.00, mostly female students and $200.00 media personnel. more flights of being planned for the coming few days. mr. bolton says the u. s. is evacuated about 13000 people from afghanistan since last saturday. his administration's plan to withdraw the american troops been under scrutiny following the taliban, rapid takeover. but he said, significant progress has been made in the evacuation of americans, allies and vulnerable afghans. since monday, mike hannah has more on the us reaction with this report from washington. beyond the grim scenes round couple, airport us is continuing to ramp puppets efforts to evacuated citizens. it's also sent more state department officials to kuwait and cutter to process special immigrants. these as president biden has reiterated his commitment to st. b, evacuate every american citizen who wants to leave along with thousands of guns who work

the us president signed cuts us amir, and a call for the country support and getting people out of africa. stone cats are among 13 countries that have temporarily agreed to host evacuees, the u. s. as a dozen more have agreed to serve as transit points. those evacuated to katara include more than $300.00, mostly female students, and $200.00 media pest, no more flights. being turned for the coming days. and american ad base in germany is being used as a temporary transit point for afghan evacuees. hundreds of them arrived at the rom, seen at base from katha. more planes are expected over the next few days as the base has capacity to house up to 5000 people. germany is also been sending its own place to evacuate citizens stuck in afghanistan. in some parts of the wall, the taliban takeover down his don is being celebrated. members of one of the strongest groups in syria took to the streets in support of the taliban. the convoy went through it, let one of serious laugh rebel held areas after 10 years of war. been a week since a powerful earthquake has hasty killing, more than 2000 people and

it was a typically amir -- african-american person hung up and lynched. the target here is not just the victim directly of the murder, but the entire community. these were crimes designed to intimidate and create a atmosphere of terror and fear. against this backdrop i would like to turn to eugene so we can focus on how this scene that linda described -- headed racism impact black americans who joined the military as the u.s. entered the war? i know you've done some reporting in this area. >> yes, again, good morning. more than 1.2 million black men and women enlisted in the military, helped fight in europe. some of the black men who fought overseas in world war ii, and here is a photo of some of the black woman who served in europe. black americans in the military during world war ii face to racism and discrimination and horrible treatment in europe both by white american soldiers, and sometimes by europeans. the troops were segregated by race, often lived in segregated barracks. many were given menial duties. some who have talked to during my reporting

the german chancellor, the french president, the spanish president, the italian prime minister, the amir of cutter, and the crown prince of the us. tomorrow he will participate in the g 7 leaders meeting. i can't stand to ensure the world's leading democracies are aligned and united on the way forward. we are working with partners to address the accused, humanitarian needs of the afghan people. and we will remain persistently vigilant against the terrorism threat in afghanistan and in multiple other theaters. we have proven and other places that we can suppress terrorism without a permanent military presence on the ground. and we will do the same and african finally, we are deeply moved by the out pouring of support from so many americans. so many of the veterans to help the afghan evacuees, those afghans at risk or afghan allies settle here in the united states. this is the best to the american spirit, and we look forward to working with them in the days, weeks, and months ahead. and with that, i would be happy to take your questions and tell them that it would be a red line or us treat

well, we can also cross live to mr. amir or in a political analyst are joining us here on the program during this breaking news here on aussie international. a good to see you this evening. the attacks are being blamed now, these latest to bloss at the airport cobble airport. the attacks are being blamed on this terror group called isis k. through all a bit news today. i guess you, did you believe the war in afghanistan now could turn into some sort of conflict between the taliban and this, this group isis k. well, you know, it brings to mind the october $983.00 blessed at the marine barracks in bay route where the marines were part of the multinational force and observers, which came in in order to separate the 2 warring live by me inspections. and then, of course, fell victim to his bolo, blessed and here too. of course, the americans came in because of 911, because to tell them where hosting al qaeda, perhaps the horace on group is not to the tele balanced liking. but then again, the americans have no valley or vital national security interest in staying up to them. and regardless

. >> we will look at every means possible to get to amir -- to get american citizens, special immigrant visa applicants into the airfield. >> the united states is at fading -- activating the civil reserve air fleet. six commercial airlines will provide 18 planes to move passengers arriving at bases outside of afghanistan. nato confirms at least 20 people have died in and around the airport since last saturday. abc news learning one of them was just two years old. reports she was trampled to death, her mother a former interpreter for an american company telling the new york times i felt pure terror. i could not save her. of those lucky enough to escape, a new challenge awaits, adjusting to a new life in a foreign country. one father saying he is grateful to america for keeping his family safe. >> we've appreciated the >> julian glover, abc 7 news. reggie: the crisis in afghanistan is having a resounding impact in the bay area especially for marin county couple trying to protect afghans who work for the nonprofit. heidi and garrett are traveling to be closer to the situation. their organi

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amir, associated press. >> thank you, mr. president. you have spoken again powerfully again about your own son and the weight of the decisions. with that in mind what you said the longer we stay the more likelihood of a major attack. how do you weight staying even one more day considering what has happened? >> because i think what america says matters. what we say we will do and the context we say we will do it, that we do it. unless something exceptional changes. there are additional american citizens. there are additional green card holders there. are additional personnel of our allies. there are additional siv card holders. there are additional afghans that have helped us. there are additional groups of individuals who have contacted us from womens groups to ngos and others who have expressly indicated they want to get out. and have gathered in certain circumstances in groups, on buses, and other means that still presents the opportunity for the next several days between now and the 31st to be able to get them out. and our military a

the current amir of the taliban, he's a sharia fellow, he's more hardline in his views on what taliban policies should be than his predecessor, who was killed in a military strike in pakistan a couple years ago. >> i'm just going to jump in. david i want to bring you into this. and i have to say i'm really impacted by the story we just heard by ayesha who is at the airport. add it to, david, in this moment of crisis, we don't know how many americans are still left in afghanistan tonight. i am wondering how that is possible. what did you think when you heard that today? >> well, it's horrible. the stories are horrible to hear. this is a tragic situation, and a horrifying in so many instances. but i think certainly this was something that could be anticipated. there's no clean way to withdraw in a country like afghanistan. and that's what you're seeing. i think the priority by this administration, i think he says it, which is they wanted to get out of afghanistan. don't forget when, during the obama presidency, it was his vice president, joe biden, who argued that he felt the military wa

of the islamic emirate of afghanistan with the leader as the amir.e used negotiations to, as a ruse, as a smoke is screen. we should never trust the taliban when they are talking about peace. they do want peace. it's not our version of peace. it's the taliban's version of peace. it's the peace of the taliban, and it won't be peaceful for the afghan people. the taliban absolutely -- would rather take kabul, rather the afghan government sur rigrender take control of kabul. make no mistake. it will take kabul by force if the government refuses to surrender. there won't be power sharing, anything like that. don't expect it from the taliban. the people, our policymakers, our military commanders, intelligence officials, they have relied on this notion that the taliban would compromise, that it would accommodate an afghan government, but that was never going to happen, and so if the afghan government has two choices. surrender or flee the country. >> so, colonel leighton, what is the national security concern for the u.s. right now when we see the expedienc

there's images of the taliban leader and future amir who the u.s. pressed pakistan to release from prison in 2018 returning to kandahar, flown in on a qatari c-17 military transport place. he will make his what i to kabul. images of the taliban beating those trying to get to the airport captured by photographers in kabul suggest otherwise. sadistic scenes with the taliban firing weapons and targeting women that are not fully covered. the taliban are carrying out a massive p.r. push right now to suggest that they're a kinder, gentler version of the islamic terrorist group. there's 4,500 u.s. troops at the airport in kabul right now and now the very same specialized air force group, the same unit that just closed down bagram air base a month ago is back securing the kabul airport. the problem is the taliban control all of the checkpoints outside the airport, neil. >> neil: yeah, they control all the levers of government and escape, i guess. jennifer griffin, thank you very much. we should put this in perspective that the administration's goal was to g

amir, associated press. >> thank you, mr. president.ou have spoken again powerfully about your own son and the weight of these decisions. with that in mind and also what you've said, that the longer we stay the more likelihood that there would be a major attack. how do you weigh staying even one more day considering what's happened? >> because i think what america says matters. the what we say we're going to do and the context in which we sayy that we're going to do it we do it unless something exceptional changes. there are additional american citizens. there are additional green cardholders. there are additional personnel of our allies. there are additional siv cardholders. there are additional afghans that have helped us and there are additional groups of individuals that have been -- that have contacted us from women's groups to ngos and others who have expressly indicate that had they want to get out and have gathered in certain circumstances in groups, on buses and other means. that still presents the opportunity for the next seve

both in front of the hotel, and what is expected to continue for beyond today amir, associated press >> thank you, mr. president. you have spoken again powerfully about your own son and the weight of these decisions. with that in mind, and also what you've said, that the longer we stay, the more likelihood that there would be a major attack. how do you weigh staying even one more day considering what's happened >> because i think what america says matters what we say we're going to do in the context in which we say we're going to do it that we do it unless something exceptional changes. there are additional american citizens there are additional green card holders. there are additional personnel of our allies. there are additional siv card holders. there are additional afghans that have helped us and there are additional groups of individuals that have contacted us from women's groups to ngos and others who have indicated they want to get out and have gathered in certain circumstances in groups on buses and other means. that still presents the opportunity for the next several days be

. >> you know, i'm -- amir, to that point, what i just kept coming back to as i was watching this unfoldat this is happening in the world of sports. but there is a corollary to almost any-professional environment that, when black women speak about a workplace problem, they often run the risk of being dubbed the problem, themselves. so, how do we take the lessons from what we have watched happen here, and extrapolate them out to our non-olympian lives? for everyone, who is cheering on simone biles, how do they take that same sense of ally-ship and apply it to their own, lived experience? >> yes, i love that question, so much. i talked to 400-meter hurdler anna right before the games and she said one of the things she wants people to know is like when she moves through the world, people don't say, oh, you're olympian. they see her as a black woman, which is why it's so important to understand that this pedestal that they know they're on and that light that's shining there is something magnified across multiple industries. and -- and it's experienced that so many black women are resonating

with that, amir. >> thanks. one of my colleagues asked a question about what the president would say afghans that won't get to leave. the president said getting every single person out can't be guaranteed. was he lowering expectations for smaller but still significant population that is trying to get out but still there? >> that wasn't his intention, i think what he was conveying is that at a time where the taliban is taking over the country, certainly not our preference as you all know well. it is not going to be possible for every single afghan, millions potentially, who want to leave afghanistan, to be evacuated. at the same time, i think you also heard the president make clear there is not a end to our commitment to getting american citizens out and who are not ready to leave and getting partners out and those who have serve add long side the united states over the last 20 years. >> real quick on the taliban. they are in the perimeter for the suicide bomber, they would presumably have to be beyond the taliba

the amir of qatar actually spoke with president biden yesterday.really making clear that this would not have been possible without the qataris, they're not only housing people at facilities like the villas behind me, but also continuing these military flights and conversations with the taliban to ensure that flights aren't attacked. i mean, there are serious, serious security concerns on the ground because you have the taliban, al-qaeda fighters who have just in many cases been freed from prisons across afghanistan and a number of extremist organizations now with millions of dollars worth of american weapons, american weapons that could be used to attack the people trying to evacuate these innocent civilians caught in the cross-fire and it's a major, major concern and i think that's why you see the u.s. military sort of offering these contradictions. because officials in washington are not aware. it doesn't seem, of what's happening on the ground. while with that said, there are american soldiers who are putting their lives at risk to try to help e

more afghans arriving in doha, the sheik did speak with president biden and the amir and president biden talking about the situation and we understand that president biden thanked him saying this would not be possible without the qataris, not only providing air assistance and facilities for evacuees, but also the important communication with the taliban to ensure that people are not attacked, those u.s. forces on the ground are not targeted while these evacuations begin. what we can expect in the coming days, a continuous flights not only to doha, but places like dubai and islamabad, pakistan and those who helped the united states the past 20 years out of the country as the taliban continues. >> it looks like a chaotic situation on the ground. griff: a sharp criticism of the administration's handling of this, the president canceled his trip to delaware and instead receiving more briefings. jacqui heinrich is at the white house following the latest. >> hi there, the president canceled his trip to wilmington. he was suppose today leave after meeting with his national security team this mor

some cases and documented in the united nations, sanctions monitoring report, the taliban, department amir the akani network and been connected to islamic state and used islamic state cutout at times. the united nations has signal intelligence to indicate that is the case. you can't trust the taliban to be a partner. this is a talking point being spread and needs to be put down. >> john: bret baier said couple moments ago there is $5 million award out for haqqani's arrest. mcmaster suggested the taliban knew more about the attack than they were letting on, listen here. >> i would not be surprised if this isis-k is a front for the taliban who are organizing the attack against us. to humiliate us further after we surrendered to a terrorist organization. >> john: tough talk from the president we'll hunt them down and make them pay. there seems to be increased urgency to gets american forces out by the deadline of august 31, which does serve the taliban's purposes. >> exactly. look, the taliban does run the risk of raising islamic state stature by if it allows this attack. but at end, achieves

i would put a finger in the chest of the amir and let him know in no uncertain terms listen, we're going to facilitate our people transiting to that airport. you can either be with us in doing that or we'll do it ourselves and if you are in the way we'll stop it. we've got to get this process outside the airport under our control. here is another problem we have. i don't hear anybody from the administration talking about any plan whatsoever to deal with the people who are american citizens and also who are afghan partners who cannot get to kabul because the taliban have choked up all the arteries leading to kabul. no plan being discussed to evacuate them. we have the means to do this. it is a matter of the will. >> bill: general, we were watching and listening to every word yesterday from president biden at the white house and i'm certain you were as well. play this guys sound bite from yesterday. >> president biden: monitor and disrupt threats from any source, including the likely source being isis. but we're under no illusions about the threat. even though we're moving back the perimet

amir, associated press. >> reporter: thank you, mr. president.eight of these decisions. with that in mind and also with what you have said, that the longer we say the more likelihood that there would be a major attack, how do you weigh staying even one more day considering what has happened? >> because i think what america says matters. what we say we're going to do and the context in which we say we're going to do it, that we do it unless something exceptional changes. there are additional american citizens, there are additional green card holders, there are additional personnel of our allies, there are additional siv card holders, there are additional afghans that have helped us, and there are additional groups of individuals that have contacted us, from women's groups to ngos and others, who have expressly indicated they want to get out and have gathered in certain circumstances in groups on buses and other means. that still presents the opportunity for the next several days between now and the 31st to be able to get them out. and our military

united nations at times the haqqani network an intry call part of the taliban, its leader is deputy amiric state as cutout for attacks. the taliban defeated their strong holds in nan today heart several years ago. they are known to keep some on a leash. not to say this attack in kabul was a part of this relationship. we just don't know. i don't like to speculate. i don't have information, we probably never will have information. we know this attack worked in the favor of the taliban. the u.s. is keeping to that withdrawal deadline and people aren't getting to the airport. probably more than 1000 americans trapped in afghanistan. the airport is closed. they're not getting picked up. will: take a quick look about we can, bill, this is lucas tomlinson pressing kirby on the relationship between these two groups. >> that we're going today, lucas, lucas, i appreciate it very much. appreciate it very much. >> 1000 isis were released by the taliban. is that evidence that the isis might be in -- will: sensitivity, bill, i would assume is related to the fact that the international community seems

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