>> but atkins recanted.fessed. stu graham told bugliosi how atkins giggle gun giggling confessed to the murders. >> there was it a sign of remorse. almost very boastful. >> and atkins while they were just getting started, said grim. they had planned to murder a list celebrities. >> it was tom jones, elizabeth taylor, me steve mcqueen and frank sinatra. they were going to skin him alive and make purses out of him and sell it on hollywood boulevard. >> virginia graham's testimony made the front page. one of many headlines. in a trial that lasted some seven months. >> the jury hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family, brought in its verdict this afternoon. all were found guilty of murder in the first degree. >> and manson several members of the family were sentenced to death for the tate and labianca murders. a career making victory for prosecutor bugliosi who was emphatic that the sentence was richly deserved. >> in view of the incredible brutality of the savage

visa holders at risk atkins. formal. we will work to secure their safe passage. this morning i met with the foreign ministers of all the g 7 countries, united kingdom, france, germany, canada, italy, japan, as well as cutter turkey, the european union, and the secretary general was needed. we discussed how we will work together to facilitate safe travel out of afghanistan, including bi reopening campbell civilian airport as soon as possible. and we very much appreciate the efforts of cutter and turkey in particular. to make this happen . this would enable a small number of daily charter flights, which is a key for anyone who wants to depart from afghanistan report. we're also working to identify ways to support americans, legal, permanent residence and ask and to work with us. you know, may choose to depart the overland routes. we have no illusion, and any of this will be easy. or rather, this will be an entirely different phase from the evacuation, just concluded. it will take time to work through a new set of challenges. but we will stay at john best or former

i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating, atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country and part of because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence merican troops are performing this mission as professionally and as effectively as they always do. but it is not without risks . as we carry out this departure, we have made it clear to the tale mind. if they attack our personnel or disrupt our operation, the u. s. presence will be swift, and the response will be swift and forceful. will defend our people with devastating force if necessary. our current military mission, we short in time limit is what scope and focused in its objectives get our people and our allies as safely as quickly as possible. and once we have completed this mission, we will conclude our military withdrawal will and america as long as war after 20 long years of bloodshed, events foreseen now are sa

those who have worked side by side with united states over the years and other vulnerable atkins. now before i take your questions, i do want to speak to one additional issue that is of great importance to us. and that is the u. s. response to the earthquake and he united states as closely monitoring the situation falling in magnitude 7.2 earthquake that struck south the southwestern part of the country. on august 14th, we offer our deepest condolences to all who suffered the loss of loved ones or saw their homes or businesses destroyed. we are in close contact with patient authorities to respond to the earthquake in any request for assistance on saturday . us it, us 80, deployed a disaster assistance response team or a dart to lead the u. s. government humanitarian response efforts. and yesterday, at the request of the government of haiti, u. s. a. d deployed members of fairfax county, fire, fire departments, urban search and rescue. use our team to join the dark so far. the dark conducted an aerial assessment and is continuing to assess the damage. they will also identify priori

. ♪ ross: hello, i am ross atkins with outside source.ations from kabul are continuing and the u.s. is saying it will get all americans who want to leave out by the end of the month. secretary blinken: we are in communication multiple times a day through multiple channels. ross: americans estimat there are 10,000 people at the kabul airport hoping to get out. we will ask -- we will update you on the situation. a new report on covid-19 has been delivered to the white house. this is the latest attempt to find out if the virus passed from an animal to a human or escaped from a lab. ♪ ross: at the state department in washington, the u.s. secretary of state has been giving an update on the situation in afghanistan. he has just completed that and is now taking questions from the journalists. let's listen in. >> what we are doing is very carelly tabulating everything we have, crosschecking, referencing different databases. we will have numbers for all of those categories in the days ahead after the initial efforts to get afghans out safely. with

. ♪ ross: i'm roz atkins with -- ross atkins with "outside source." has held a press conference just a couple of days after it took control of afghanistan. it is promising peace and to cut any ties with terror groups. it says women wi enjoy rights within islamic law. the u.k. and the u.s. is sending more troops to kabul, in order to help with the evacuation of both the u.k. and u.s. nationals, as well as afghans who have worked with them. the u.k. has now confirmed -- not confirmed how many afghans will be allowed to come, but is suggesting a new scheme may be used. here's alex for safe -- here's alex f. reporter: hundreds of troops are helping evacuate british nationals and afghans who helped foreign forces. but not everybody is eligible for a place on these planes. those left bind may try to make their own way out. that is what he did, three years ago, at just 16 years old, he fled afghanistan when the taliban threatened his family. he said the illegal route was his only option, traveling on foot with people smugglers. >> i couldn't talk, because th

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins with "outside source."aliban is setting afghans are no longer allowed to go to the airport in -- is -- is saying africans are no longer allowed to go to the airport in kabul. >> they can take all the people who belong to them. we are not going to allow afghans leave, and we will not extend the deadline. ros: western leaders have been meeting to discuss the august 31 deadline. president biden looks set to stick with it. we eect to hear from him later on. the rolling stones' drummer, charlie watts, has died at the age o80. his publicist had he passed on easily -- peacefully earlier today. tributes have been pouring in. we begin with a number of important developments in afghanistan. the u.s. is insisting it's august 31 deadline for getting its troops out will stay despite u.k. and others asking for the date to be extended. the road to kabul airport is now closed to afghans. >> they are really trying to control the situation. the way to the airport has been closed now. afghans are not allowed to go there now.

. ♪ ros: i am ros atkins with "outside source."chaos at kabul airport as people scramble to leave afghanistan. a picture of a toddler being handed over to western soldiers. our corresponnt is in kabul. reporter: many don't have necessary documentation and visas and it is unlikely they will be evacuated. but they are still willing to put up with these awful conditions. ros: the u.s. military says it is ramping up evacuations, 7000 civilians taken out of the country in five days. evidence of an danced taliban campaign of threats, including letters against those who worked with the west, and their families. ♪ the airport in kabul is t only way to leave the country by air. that is why thousandsf foreign nationals and afghans are heading there to try and do that. these pictures give you a sense of the desperation. we see a toddler being handed over to soldiers at the airport. she is eventually taken by them. and in other pictures, this woman is being helped over a wall, also by western soldiers. but getting close to the airport is diffi

but atkins were always peripheral in the by the ministrations calculations. from the time that the withdrawal was announced in april, the bite employer was especially with the quick advance, the taliban was to get all americans out of afghanistan to ensure there was no loss of american life. and then by september, americans would have forgotten africana stan. they'd be thinking about their army corona virus. the $3500000.00 budget for social programs. now that gamble did not work. when you have the kill you more than a 170 people. 160 atkins, but of course, 13 years troops. and so then the play is, what do you do next? what you do next is quite interesting if you are really pursuing the campaign against isis k. and if you are going to do so needing those ground assess far from confronting the taliban. the possibility of an expanded cooperation with the television because there was some cooperation after the taliban intricate rule. could we see more about the united states decides that ice k is the focus and that democracy he writes those other buzzwords, that

i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating, atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country important because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence american troops are performing this mission as professionally and as effectively as they always do. but it is not without risks . as we carry out this departure, we have made it clear to the tale mind. if they attack our personnel or disrupt her operation, the u. s. presence will be swift, and the response will be swift and forceful. will defend our people with devastating force if necessary. our current military mission, we shorten time, limit is what scope and focused in its objectives, get our people and our allies as safely as quickly as possible. and once we have completed this mission, we will conclude our military withdrawal will and america as long as war after 20 long years of bloodshed, events for c now are sadly

so atkins, a wicked them. and despite either from the parliament sites or from the coalition international troops. so atkins deserve to have the protection off can deserve to live and peace and whether it's too much 20 years have been so long. i'm happy, at least right now we do have some of the thousands international troops and i've got a son and i do help these tubes stay there and i've got not to, you know, be an issue, another war or you engage in a diary pipe or the taliban and get us back all the be 20 years back. but a fit the live and they have to be that uncommon to ensure the power bomb has promise and capture that they will not make up. once again, safety for tourists. they will not allow gunnison to be used against the instability of any country around the world. so for that reason, i think other than evacuating diplomats and some off guns were that the international troops have to be there for certain time, only to make sure the fallible keeping up with their promises. and until hopefully not, yo

other green card holder and those piece, but the majority of the flight today of those 17 or, or atkins, understand the congressional people are being free. that you're starting to destroy your munitions as well as equipment. can you give us a sense of that effort at all? yeah. you know, what, what i go back to is, is no commanders on the ground retain the that authority and the capability to remove or destroy equipment and weapons, to ensure that those don't fall into the hands of anybody else. or can we, are we going to get an accounting of what has been destroyed, let's say, black hawks or other equipment. i think when the time is right, we'll be able to, to try to help better flesh that out times. not right for that right now. tom or 2 quick questions. if i made on the strike because the vehicle do you use the central command talked about secondary explosives? i think that to actually have visual evidence that there were secondary explosion. are you convinced that there was because that seems to be one of the potential contributing factors to civilian casualties. so do you, are you,

so many of these atkins stood bravely by us troops in afghanistan. now, united states including veterans groups, refugee settlement agencies, religious organization, and so many others are standing with our african allies. exemplifies the best of america. and want to say again, just how difficult this mission is and how dangerous and the danger opposes to our troops on the ground. the security environment is changing rapidly, or civilians crowded at the airport. although we've cleared in thousands of, we know the terrorist may seek to exploit the situation. and target innocent afghans or american troops are maintaining constant vigilance. tomorrow, we are maintain the controversy to monitor and disrupt threats from any source, including the likely source been isis, isis. k, yet, can affiliate referred to as isis k. but we're under no loses about the threat. i said on friday, isis k is a sworn enemy of the tale bought, and they have a history of fighting one another. but every day we had troops on the ground, these troops in this and civilians. the ai

it'll welcome up to 5000 atkins during the 1st year of the new re settlement program. but opponents, a limiting help for women and minorities facing persecution is unacceptable. absolutely. those trying to get out of, i've got it done who are at risk. those work for the occupying forces. i work for the government, those that work this contract employed by the government and those particularly prominent women. and i think who are all these things very vulnerable and very serious. and so the idea of a cap on the numbers coming in to any one country is really on thinkable and unacceptable. journal has more from london. this is a country deeply invested in afghanistan up to 20 years of that nature mission. the state of 2nd senior partner in the nato alliance after the u. s. it was an opportunity to have their say, to discuss what has happened to talk about what little this country can perhaps now contribute to help. in the aftermath, we've seen some extremely moving point in sometimes bitter and angry interventions from some of them veterans of that campaign in afghanistan

and as i said yesterday in comments on the sunday shows, we will continue to get atkins at risk out of the country, even as us military forces have left us. the president has criticized his predecessor, he's per site for all of their failures. one group that he hadn't seemed to criticize like is the pallet and why is that? and then also, why does the president continue to say that the taliban is facing an existential question? how would all be viewed on the world stage? they're going door to door going after the families of these translators, don't they already know who they are? so 1st the president has been very clear about his views of the taliban. you've asked him repeatedly, do you trust these guys? and he's told you repeatedly. no, i do not, of course he does not. of course, none of us do because we've seen the heretic images from the last time we are in power. because we've seen the way that they've conducted this war. because we've seen the fact that they have been responsible for the deaths of american men and women through 2 decades of war war, the president was not prepared

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hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. there has been cast and panic at kabul airport today as afghans trying to leave the country following that taliban's takeover. we have seen people attempt to hang a us military plane sent to evacuate us nationals, several deaths have been reported. the taliban swept into kabul on a post on sunday, and now appears to have full control of afghanistan. the now appears to have full control of afghanistan-— afghanistan. the priority now is to maintain security, _ afghanistan. the priority now is to maintain security, and _ afghanistan. the priority now is to maintain security, and their - afghanistan. the priority now is to maintain security, and their lives i i maintain security, and their lives i say. that is our priority now. president biden is due to address america and a couple of hours. he is facing fierce criticism of his handling of this us withdrawal. we will look at one other straying today's programme, the devastating earthquake in haiti. at least 1300 people are now thought to

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. in theirfinal hours — ahead of the withdrawal deadline. rockets have been fired towards kabul airport — claimed by is militants. this as the pentagon investigates reports that a us strike on a suspected suicide bomber killed a number of civilians. eyewitnesses say the dead are mostly children from one family — as they prepared to leave for kabul airport to be evacuated to safety. ten person has died here. we lost ten persons including of my daughter who was dead, two years old. we'll be live with our correspondent in kabul.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the taliban have addressed the media for the first time since seizing power in afganistan — promising amnesty and peace. translation: i reassure all residents — translation: i reassure all residents of _ translation: i reassure all residents of kabul _ translation: i reassure all residents of kabul that - translation: i reassure all residents of kabul that we i translation: i reassure all - residents of kabul that we protect them, they are saved, and now all our fighters across kabul city will be taking care of the security. taliban militants say they don't want war — and will protect women's rights to access education — but there's scepticism and fear of a return to brutal rule. translation: before our identity had not been cleared _ translation: before our identity had not been cleared to _ translation: before our identity had not been cleared to the _ translation: before our identity had not been cleared to the taliban, - not been cleared to the taliban, because right now, they kno

i'm ros atkins. watts, the rolling stones drummer, has died at the age of 80. america invested heavily in equipment for the afghan military. between 2002 and 2017, $28 billion was spent — including weapons, ammunition, vehicles, helicopters and drones. as the taliban defeated the military province after province, it took everything that was left behind. and the militants are making the most of that investment. a war booty worth hundreds of millions has been collected. which has left the americans trying to calculate what's been lost. i don't have an exact inventory of what equipment the afghans had at their disposal. ida what equipment the afghans had at their disposal.— their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby _ their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby had _ their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby had this _ their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby had this hope. - their disposal. no exact inventory, but mr kirby had this hope. we - their disposal. no exact inventory

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. at the end of this month. if you're an evacuee that we can get out, we're going to continue to get you out. before the 31st? right up until the end. the us says 10,000 people are still at kabul airport hoping to get out. we're expecting to hear from the us secretary of state in the next hour. and i'll look at what the us decision to pull out of afghanistan says about its so—called special relationship with the uk. also, the bbc has heard that a new report on the origins of covid—19 has been delivered to the white house. it's the latest attempt to find out if the virus passed from an animal to a human, or escaped from a lab.

i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country. important because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence at the pentagon officials insisted that they had role played every eventuality. they wouldn't be drawn whether that included such a swift taliban takeover or whether such a possibility had been communicated to the president. plans are not always perfectly predictive and you as is well known military maximum, that plans don't often survive 1st contact and you have to adjust in real time defending and says it expects the 2500 us troops and cobbled at the airport to be supplemented within 24 hours, up to a 1000 more and says the apple operations have resumed. in addition, the u. s. has more than $700.00 africans who were eligible for special immigration . visa had left the country over 48 hours, bringing the total to almost

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source.rying to fly out of kabul airport — a taliban spokesman also repeated their demand for all foreign forces to be out of afghanistan by next tuesday. they can take all the people that belong to them, but we are not going to allow afghans to leave and we will not extend the deadline. western leaders have been meeting to discuss that 31 august deadline — president biden looks set to stick to it. one other big story to bring you this hour: rolling stones drummer charlie watts has died at the age of 80. his publicist says he passed away peacefully in a london

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.thousands of people remained to be evacuated and there are now pierre is there won't be enough time before august the 31st for everyone to be moved out. we august the 31st for everyone to be moved out-— moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and _ moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and dozens _ moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and dozens of _ moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and dozens of people - moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and dozens of people who | moved out. we are surrounded by i dozens and dozens of people who are desperate to leave. everyone is desperate to leave. everyone is desperate to leave. everyone is desperate to get out. everyone is totally confused as to what to deal. patel buying meanwhile says they have the last page is surrounded, those fighters though say they are ready for a long fight. we will speak to our security correspondent on that, and will be live in kabul with

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source.ve the country following that taliban's takeover. we have seen people attempt to hang a us military plane sent to evacuate us nationals, several deaths have been reported. the taliban swept into kabul on a post on sunday, and now appears to have full control of afghanistan. the now appears to have full control of afghanistan-— afghanistan. the priority now is to maintain security, _ afghanistan. the priority now is to maintain security, and _ afghanistan. the priority now is to maintain security, and their - afghanistan. the priority now is to maintain security, and their lives i j maintain security, and their lives i say. that is our priority now. president biden is due to address america and a couple of hours. he is facing fierce criticism

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.er in afganistan — promising amnesty and peace. translation: i reassure all residents — translation: i reassure all residents of _ translation: i reassure all residents of kabul _ translation: i reassure all residents of kabul that - translation: i reassure all residents of kabul that we i translation: i reassure all - residents of kabul that we protect them, they are saved, and now all our fighters across kabul city will be taking care of the security. taliban militants say they don't want war — and will protect women's rights to access education — but there's scepticism and fear of a return to brutal rule. translation:

ros atkins is here to take you through the next couple of hours. thank you and see you next time. board because he had a weak cold front sped southwards and introduce fresh air, and quite a bit of cloud in eastern areas, the best of the sunshine is out west. friday similar story, a lot of dry weather around, best of suntan in the west and walk eastern areas. this is the weak cold front which are spread south, right across the uk. as we head into this evening and overnight, we will all be in that cooler air mass. central and eastern areas will hold on to the cloud, which will tend to edge westwards, the extremities of western scotland, parts of northern ireland and western england and wales will see clearer skies. it could be quite cool here, temperatures in single figures, but for most with the cloud 10—13 c. for friday a fairly fresh start to the day, a belt of cloud for central and eastern areas, a bit of sunshine across east and south—east into the afternoon, that tending to... the best of the sunshine northern and western areas again, here are light winds and see quite a breez

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.toddler handed over a wall to western soldiers, in the hope of a better life for the child abroad. many of them don't actually have visas or the necessary documentation. it's very unlikely they will be evacuated, but they are still willing to put up with these awful conditions. the still willing to put up with these awful conditions.— still willing to put up with these awful conditions. the us military sa s it's awful conditions. the us military says it's ramping _ awful conditions. the us military says it's ramping up _ awful conditions. the us military says it's ramping up evacuations| awful conditions. the us military - says it's ramping up evacuations and says it's ramping up evacuations and says that 7000 civilians have already been taken out of afghanistan in the last five days. also evidence has emerged about bands taliban campaigns of threats, including letters against those who worked with the west and

the defiant atkins rally with the national flags to mock independence day as a sign of protest against autonomy. ah, hello, i haven't speaking this is i just live from the house or coming up at least 80 people are confirmed dead in an attack on civilians and the military in northern but quino fossil.

i am ros atkins with outside source.ill not accept foreign troops staying beyond the end of the month even if it is to help afghans who want to leave. to understand the decisions presidenbiden has taken in afghanistan, we need to understand the decisions taken by his predecessor, donald trump, because in early 2020, the u.s. signed a deal with the taliban. >> in afghanistan, going on 20 years, and there has not been a moment like this. we have had very successful negotiations, and we hope they will be successful in the end. ros: joe biden said he inherited a deal that meant he had a stark choice. president biden: when i came into office, i inherited a deal the president trump negotiated with the taliban. the choice i had to make as your president was either to follow through on that agreement or be prepared to go back to fighting the taliban in the middle of the spring fighting season. ros: not everyone except this was a binary choice. a range of trump policies. not here though. let's look at what the agreement he has fo

ah, i use the ah, the fire in chaos around the international airport and cobble as ever more atkins tried to desperately flee their country and i want you to make it push me out. they kick me out though, would you mind being able to stick to that? yes, it seems that we feel that quite this chart that you're seeing here. they're all clues. local journalists gives us a tour around cobble to see how life has changed. ah .

it's a whole rama reminder volatile stories. atkins, trying to flee the country a facing obstacles, including a ton of unmarried blocks and problems with paperwork. calles that cobbler port has continued on friday despite us and native pledges to accelerate evacuations. recently, the secretary general has told down to 0. it's asked the taliban to ensure safe passage for people trying to get to the airport deals. they said, some nato allies express the need to stay beyond the august 31st deadlines to get people out at the meeting today, many allies express the need to extend the deadline to the timeline beyond the 20 and 31st of august. and that's because they see that with the current pace, we will not able to get all the people who want to get out by the end of that timeline of the same time. it is an extremely unpredictable difficult situation around the cobble airport. but i think it was in itself important. allies were able to sit together and discuss these issues. also, we do not stay through and are in charge of the airport in, in cobble when they just king is appointed ishmael summary.

. ♪ ros: i am ros atkins. we are here in the bbc newsroom.story is america is facing questions over a drone strike in kabul. i witnesses say civilians, mostly children, were killed. let's turn to the u.s.. more than one million people are without power in louisiana. that is because of hurricane ida. there are warnings the power could take a while to come back. on saturday, ida made landfall as a category four hurricane. the second most powerful level. that was 16 years to the day that hurricane katrina devastated the state, killing 1800 people. it is listed as extreme on the hurricane scale, meaning winds between 209 and 2 kilometers per hour, and a likelihood that evacuation will be needed. evacuation orders were issued ahead of the storm. people who remained are being told to shelter in place. ida has been downgraded to a tropical storm. flash flooding warnings are in place as some coastal areas of louisiana and in nearby mississippi and tennessee. here is president biden. pres. biden: everyone should listen to the instructions from local a

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. that taliban is saying there will be no extension to the deadline for foreign troops to leave afghanistan. thousands of people remained to be evacuated and there are now pierre is there won't be enough time before august the 31st for everyone to be moved out. we august the 31st for everyone to be moved out-— moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and _ moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and dozens _ moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and dozens of _ moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and dozens of people - moved out. we are surrounded by dozens and dozens of people who | moved out. we are surrounded by i dozens and dozens of people who are desperate to leave. everyone is desperate to leave. everyone is desperate to leave. everyone is desperate to get out. everyone is totally confused as to what to deal. patel buying meanwhile says they have the last page is surrounded, those fighters though say they are ready for a long fight. we will speak to our security correspondent on

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. american evacuation flights from afghanistan are in theirfinal hours — ahead of the withdrawal deadline. rockets have been fired towards kabul airport — claimed by is militants. this as the pentagon investigates reports that a us strike on a suspected suicide bomber killed a number of civilians. eyewitnesses say the dead are mostly children from one family — as they prepared to leave for kabul airport to be evacuated to safety. ten person has died here. we lost ten persons including of my daughter who was dead, two years old. we'll be live with our correspondent in kabul. also in our programme... warnings of life threatening floods in the southern united states — as hurricane ida hits — the most powerful storm since katrina to land in the area. president biden had this warning. this is going to be a devastating, devastating hurricane. a life—threatening storm. china limits the amount of time young people can game online — to just three hours a week. teenagers are up in arms — but repo

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hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.st us soldier to leave after 20 years of america's military involvement. the taliban has moved involvement. the taliban has moved in to take the us military equipment left behind and it is celebrating victory. translation: ~ ., ., , ,., victory. translation: ~ ., ., , ., translation: we have a message to an ossible translation: we have a message to any possible invader, _ translation: we have a message to any possible invader, that _ translation: we have a message to any possible invader, that anyone i any possible invader, that anyone who looks to afghanistan with bad intentions will face what the united states has faced today. also in this programme, we will turn to the us is risky operations continue in louisiana with floods being caused by hurricane ida. millions of people

well, 1st of all, the atkins cooperated with americans for years of high think they were that your chaplain is. why do you need 2 more months to make sure that you can give this person at visa was 2nd blake of if you americans were how this rules that you need 2 or 3 months to issue and these are then, why don't you risk back in the interests of the countries that you want to send these africans to top rated with you tears. and so it seemed that these countries, they don't need to go to check these people, they need to chat. it comes with material with the sap guns and they don't need time to satisfy the requests of the americans. it's much whichever way you look at these does not work for the interests of the stability. all those countries where americans tried was trying to penetrate with request. so there is an in nanny case . the final decision will be made by the state. and yesterday there was a video conference. all of them could have c s t o countries and was beckett, was also invited to join the conference. the president was becca son, also participated. we talked about all this mat

what needs to be done to ensure security then for, for atkins? first off were hoping that the ice cave capacity or a capabilities aren't as large as what it looked like yesterday. the target bond with their own history of being an insurgent group and creating such disruptions for the republic before them should have some level of experience of how to deal or understand the protocols and procedures of such organizations. and that's politics. i mean, they have on people have accepted their new reality. those who aren't keeping the country are accepting the new reality that the same the bod, who are once an enemy for 2 decades, are now people who are running this country. and it's really important that there is an engagement and there is a process for getting into the airport. your other guest mention the need for a humanitarian quarter or a buffer zone to make sure that everyone isn't standing at the gate. yesterday's incident, had everyone deflecting and pointing the responsibility at the other, even though it was a collective failure on everyone'

we will continue our relentless efforts to help americans foreign nationals and atkins, leave afghanistan if they choose. we work intensively to evacuate and relocate and work alongside us and our particular risk reprises. we've got many out but many are still there. meanwhile, 90 retired us generals and admirals have signed a letter demanding the defense secretary and joint chiefs of staff stepped down over the chaotic withdrawal. they say the consequences will last 4 decades. david swanson, executive director of the world beyond the war movement, believes america shouldn't have entered. i've got to stand in the 1st place. this has been a criminal enterprise and only secondarily, a failure since the amended it was launched, it needed to be ended from that minute to this. and it's finally, supposedly partially been ended as a ground war, if not as an air war. and the fact that it's been done in the, in the most chaotic incompetent manner with the most human suffering possible, is simply typical of the whole enterprise for 20 years. this is a mass slaughter of human beings and destruction

these are developments that causes great concern and there are worries about the fate of individual atkins and also about the development of the country as a whole. these are better developments when looking at them against the background of the years long missions of the western community. taliban offered us, we call on the taliban to show restraint and protect the lives of the people of afghanistan and ensure that much needed humanitarian action can be addressed. reason vehicle after all, one should not forget what kind of ruthless terror the taliban executed against their own people in the last 20 years. clues in those words there that it is beginning to door now and governments that it's not just about the immediate aftermath of the taliban takeover. it's not just about the emergency situation on going right now, but about a much bigger unfolding. longer term picture, whether it is how to deal with a future african government, whether it is the evolving security situation, whether it is a huge refugee out for out flux from the country potentially. and chancellor medical herself has sai

for thing. cross that story that kayla morgan or for more organ republican board and sherman perry atkins and says the new law could drag that down. mistakes in time, as you creational system, has really upset a lot of people and oregon parents, in particular, school boards across the state are very upset about it. and i think that the fall out is just now starting to happen. it's somewhat races. i mean, you're putting a class of people down and you're bringing everybody down in time. are you forcing colleges to lower their standards in order to get students to pay their bills? the whole system of education gets damaged by this. i think that there's plenty opportunities, there are what we have headstart systems here in oregon. we have tutoring system. we got everything in place to help a student, the struggling to succeed. that's what education is about not to bring the whole system down. this bill will create an evacuation out of public schools in the private schools and homeschooled, and that in turn will hurt them financially. it's one of the most infamous symbols of the vietnam war, a

from getting me up open also actually going to trouble documents and they using brutal mean to stop atkins. in some cases they are shooting in the crowds. they are beating people with clubs which stinks with width one posts on the ground that i talk to an eye witness. she told me that she thinks that this is a form of communication. that the taliban sees these afghans who wants to leave the country as foreign slaves. while pucca sounds, honda service told out, is there a has government is determined to help bring stability to have gone on. shannon would crazy appeals the taliban to form an ex inclusive government, but he rejected accusations that pakistan has aged the group undermining its neighbors. sovereignty box on has been blamed enough. you know, we've had enough of bashing. we've had our share of bashing. i mean, you know, stop scapegoating a box on for internal failures. now, i was shocked euro when i was sitting in dash gun listing to show funny when he said, oh things have gone wrong because 10000 infiltrators have been sort of have been pushed into a tunnel box are greatly it wa

you know, lifting out people atkins to african countries and they have also in the past week or so have leaked and confirm statements to the media from the back channels that the cherokee may may accept. most of these refugees on behalf of to us and the, the turkish. first of all, the president, the form, everybody has said, you know, as totally was a kansas and they had never heard of it away from the afghan crisis. after the break. we look at how the german chancellor is chosen successor, has valley a month to win over public support that has posed put the party behind the very 1st time in well over a decade. oh ah ah ah me rather driven by dreamer shaped by those in me the dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, again, without the spool baltic states lithuania has infuriated china by closing up to tie one which by ging does consider its territory. the united states is weighing in on the diplomatic spat too, but chinese foreign minister husband, the u. s. shouldn't meddling the affairs of other countries to the ins and outs of the diplomatic spent between china and lithuania are very clea

so atkins, holding on to u. s. air force planes, and that's falling off as the plains take off. so he's, he's, he's definitely on the back foot here. and i think that this partisan divide is something that predates these images in the next few days. i think that he will find himself in a very, very bad political situation. even his supporters have said that this was a mishandled situation. even those who want to leave from afghanistan say, this was not the way to do it. you are a military man. you were a former nato operations director. we heard the german candidate for chancellors saying that this is a, was a disaster by name. so in the u. k, you've had several former service men who are not members of parliament. absolutely trashing the u. k. government's inaction on this for a military man yourself. i heard you. are you responding to what you've been seeing from the military prospectuses, and what a veteran saying to they feel like their sacrifice has been in vain and this was just a colossal waste of blood and treasure? well, i'm sure that there's some who feel that way. i d

imagine that we will continue our relentless efforts to help americans foreign nationals and atkins, leave afghanistan. if they choose, we work to pencil to evacuate and relocate and work alongside us. and our particular risk reprice. we've gotten many out, but many are still there from the perspective of a humanitarian point of view. it is arguable that this was the success that, that trumping to be. because so many people, hundreds of american citizens alone. never mind european citizens. just yesterday we met people who had british, possible to australian passports, and that was just a small number of people that we met. and they've all been left behind. they were unable. and even if, if they were able to get to the airport, they weren't allowed inside either by the time about or by the troops. then the nato troops there who wouldn't let them in the spot them showing papers and passports they wouldn't let them in until they had prior approval forms and flips of paper as we heard from some people. so. so definitely many people have been behind desperate people who, who believe ther

sol as olsen and so they're ready to support and also provide the resettlement of although of hon atkins for the next question will go to politico and david's head that is made a 2nd general dens bolton bag briefing press off the nature basset is have been meeting in brussels that saying that the main focus of nato at this moment is getting people out of afghanistan. he said that the military and political collapse happened in afghanistan at a speed that was not anticipating said that the big question is, why did the african forces not stand up to the taliban, given the $1000000000.00 of investment in troops and equipment. and he said that the political leadership had failed. its people will get more from mike kinda in washington, dc in just a moment. but 1st let's cross over to couple where we've got correspond robert, bright and robin sultan back acknowledging the speed of collapse. if not, the failure of the mission. yeah, absolutely. and the quite interesting stuff back there saying that it was a failure of leadership that many of the afghan forces had full bravely. i think that was