well, you said you say, anthony blinkin says if working with the new government will serve the country's national interest than washington will do it. we did with a ton of under the past few weeks to enable our evacuation operations going forward and engagement with the taliban. like government and campbell will be driven by one thing only or vital national interest. if we can work with a new asking government in a way that helps secure those interests, including the safe return, my fears. but us citizen has been held hostage in the region since early last year . and in a way that brings greater stability to the country and region and protects the gains for the past decade. we will do it. but we will not do it on the basis of trust or faith as bringing gabriel elizondo who is in washington dc. gabriel, the military effort is now complete. the focus now tends to diplomatic efforts and this evening we heard from us sex, you say anthony blinking outlining how they would go about that took us through exactly what he had to say. yeah, that's how i got a lot of information from the state depar

it says i've got his don has now gained full independence. us secretary of state anthony blinkin says if working with a new african government will serve the country, washington will do it. we did with a ton of under, in the past few weeks to enable our evacuation operations going forward. and he engagement with the taliban, like government and ball will be driven by one thing only or vital national interest. if we can work with a new african government in a way that helps secure those interests, including the safe return, my fears, the u. s. citizen has been held hostage in the region since early last year. and in a way that brings greater stability to the country in region and protects the gains for the past 2 decades. we will do it. but we will not do it on the basis of trust or fake hospitals in the us state of louisiana been forced to evacuate patients after a hurricane. either knocked out pilots in many areas. the storm made land fall on sunday. it's not been downgraded to a tropical storm. at least 2 people have died in california, the entire resort city of south lake tahoe was

and you, effective state, anthony blinkin says washington will work with a new african government if it says american national interests. we engage with a ton of under the past few weeks to enable our evacuation operations going forward . any engagement with the taliban government? campbell will be driven by one thing only, or vital national interest. if we can work with us, can government in a way that helps secure those interests, including the safe return. my fears, but us citizen has been held hostage in the region since early last year. and in a way that brings a greater stability to the country and region and protects the gains for the past 2 decades. we will do it. but we will not do it on the basis of trust or faith. well, thousands of afghans still want to leave. the un security council has adopted a resolution to let them go safely. but it's not known if a taliban will comply to other news. now the u. s. has been removed from the european union's list of save countries as cobra. 1900 cases continue to rise. the u. s. recommending a pause, an old non essential travel america

as the taliban encircled the city, the secretary of state anthony blinkin says core staff will be moved to a safe location. we're moving people out of the embassy to a location at the airport. that's happening right now. my job, my number one priority is the safety and security of our people. and we've adjusted along the way as i said, we started in order departure from our missy way back at the end of april. and we've done that systematically, progressively, and we've adjusted depending on what was actually happening on the ground. and that's exactly what we're doing now. so no american is in the embassy. we've essentially close the embassy. it sounds like you don't want to say no, we're going to have a, we're going to have a, we're going to have our core diplomatic presence. and in effect, an embassy at a location at the airport. how did you, castro, following that story for us out of the bureau in washington? heidi, yes, clearly the us administration says this is not saigon light. but u. s embassy staff being ferried around on helicopters and getting out as quickly as they possibly c

well, your secretary of state anthony blinkin says if working with a new african government will serve his country's national interest, then washington will do it. gabriel, alexander has this report. after 20 years of war, america has gone from bombing the taliban to complementing them. i can tell you this though, about what the taliban has done. they established a firm perimeter outside of the airfield to prevent people from coming on the airfield during our departure. and we worked that with them for a number of days, but they were actually very helpful and useful to us as we close down operations. the u. s. military released this photo, they say is the last us commander on the ground cobble airport boarding. the last u. s. military flight out of afghanistan. in the past 2 weeks since capital fell, the taliban, 823000 civilians, and 6000 us citizens had been evacuated, making it the largest mass documentation undertaken by the military in us history. secretary of state antony, blinking, estimated under 200 us citizens were still in afghanistan, wanted to leave, but couldn't. and call

in november, the us secretary of state anthony blinkin said government and the private sector must act together with urgency to protect the planets. the u. k. prime minister borrows johnson who's governs hosting the summit said the report makes what sobering reading. india described the study as a clarion call for develop nations is urging them to take immediate steps towards the colonizing their economies. the european union, however, did strike a more hopeful node since deputy climate chief said the report shows is not too late to turn the tide. the greek prime minister has apologized for failing to properly tackled devastating fires burning across the country. some of the west are on the island of every where hundreds of homes have been lost and thousands of people evacuated. weak officials, the blame climate change for the record breaking heat wave, fueling the fires. but critics say the government should have been better prepared . the bus rob is on the, on the area where firefighters struggling to contain the flames. now, as you can see, the fire behind me like so many we've seen