ayesha: they didn't have a good answer. they said they can't guarantee people will be able to get out after august 31 and they're trying to set up a process. yamiche: it's a complicated situation that of course took 20 years to get here so there's a lot of things we'll continue to talk about on this program and of course we'll continue to report on it. we have to leave it there tonight. thank you so much to jane, sahil, ayesha and nancy for your rerting. tune in mondays to the pbs "pbs newshour" as jane ferguson offers a behind-the-scenes look at the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. our coverage will continue on the "washington week extra" on social media and our website. this week's topic, the latest on the covid-19 surge. i'm yamiche alcindor, good night from washington. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org.] announcer: corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by >> for 25 years consumer cellular has been offe

ayesha, thank you for your time. we're going to bring in heidi kune, the founder of a non-profit asking for help to evacuate more than 300 of her employees in achgs. nice to have you on the program. how come you have so many employees there in >> for the past 20 years, we have worked in afghanistan with the vision to replacing the scourge of land mines in the most heavily-mined country of afghanistan to vineyards and orchards. we've successfully planted fruit trees, impacting over one million farmers and families. we're in the midst of the harvest. just like in napa, san joaquin valley, nature does not wait for peace treaties to be signed. so i have, now, 360 afghan employees leading with shovels, not guns, to get fresh fruits harvested, across borders, sold in markets in pakistan, new delhi, dubai. we've taken exports in afghanistan, which was once dubbed the garden of central asia. again, a country 80% depend the upon agriculture. and we're selling those fresh fruits into new super market chains, reliance, big biza

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have a look. ayesha sophie dean is a lawyer who specializes in export compliance. he has analyzed scores of documents and explains why he believes the shipment was not legal from the start. the this closes or the nitrate ammonium. they need a lot of administrative process before thinking of importing them. there is a process by law that should be done before entering them. and what's included in this process is the responsibility of the army, the lebanese army. it's included in this process. so when they entered, they did not get the approval of the army, they just, you know, a just took a decision and unloaded the product inside love. and then this is really messed up, right, highly combustible material stashed away. warehouse number 12, i believe there were fireworks in the port. i read it just a disaster waiting to happen. what else did you find out that was pretty critical for us to know. well, 1st of all, they do not know. we know that there was a fire, there was a fire, the warehouse 12 videos that accident emerged to show you. this tells you part of the stor

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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 was jamming obama up on afghanistan omptions, and of course, obama kept a true presence there. biden, the candidate, and biden the president, has been very clear that the troops were coming home. trump would have gotten them out sooner if he could have and put the agreement i

that was hayward city council member ayesha wa hob, who told us she is very concerned about the future for women in the country, as well as ethnic and religious minorities under a taliban rule, all right for more on the situation in afghanistan, we're joined now live by stephen zunes, who is a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco. professor good to have you on here today. appreciate your time, president biden said today, the administration was surprised at how little resistance there was from the afghan military. so how did the biden administration and the u. s misjudged the situation on the ground and not anticipate how quickly the taliban would take over? i think they thought that perhaps after the billions of dollars that we have spent the training the argument that the, uh government forces were well equipped enough to resist the taliban. i mean, they have support at least nominally. they have four times. as many troops have an air force. they have far more sophisticated weapons, but. this was not a military victory by the taliban. this

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course dolly wouldn't be one to take all the credit, but seriously, what can't she do >>> finally, ayesha finding balance and family life with husband steph curry here's a peek. >> what was the biggest silver lining you took from the pandemic >> i genuinely feel like in the midst of the sadness and uncertainty, the underlying blessing is i feel we got time back that we wouldn't have had otherwise. i got to see him be their teacher and i got to see him cook dinner on occasion. it's such a turn-on to see it's probably so inappropriate, but it is. it's refreshing to see that. >> beautiful family there. you can catch their full conversation on "shop today" with jill martin tomorrow at noon, 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. eastern streaming only on "today all day. >>> still ahead, pack your bags inside our celebration of summer we spent today at summer camp counselors look at roker. roker means business >> hey that's it. >> so does hoda kotb but first, a check of your local news >>> well, good morning, everyone. 8:26. a major development in the long battle to close south bay area. santa clara supervisors l