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withdrawal — former british pm tony blair accuses president biden of following an "imbecilic" policy, and donald trump attacks mr biden. bidens botched exit in afghanistan is the most astonishing display of gross incompetence by a nation's leader perhaps at any time that anybody�*s ever seen. as thousands of afghans try to escape the taliban, europe is bracing for a potential new wave of refugees. a state of emergency is declared in parts of new york state ahead of the forecast arrival of hurricane henri. and cambodia's last remaining population of critically—endangered vultures are on the brink of extinction. now on bbc news, three engineers leading the field in clean energy solutions come together for a special event presented by kevin fong at the victoria and albert museum, london. hello, i'm kevin fong, and welcome to the engineers: clean energy. we are here at the victoria and albert museum in london with a socially—distanced public audience, a virtual audience from around the globe, and three of the world's leading engineers. now, the climate catastrophe threatens all of us. but these engineers are at the forefront of

biden - raises bloodied. president biden praises the _ bloodied. president biden praises the 13 _ bloodied. ent biden praises the 13 us - bloodied. president biden praises the 13 us service | praises the 13 us service personnel victims as heroes and vows to track down the perpetrators. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. and an affiliate of the islamic state group says it carried out the attacks. we will look at what it means for the future of afghanistan. and seeking another escape route as thousands of afghans struggled to flee their country. we report from the border with pakistan. hello and welcome. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden�*s vowed to hunt down the islamic state militants who carried out a twin bomb attack at kabul airport, which killed at least 13 us service personnel and dozens of afghans. the first explosion happened just before dusk outside the abbey gate, leaving bodies strewn in a sewage ditch. the second blast was near the baron hotel, which has been used by some western nations as

biden? i creates a longer-term problem for joe biden? ~ ., , ~ joe biden? i think it does. afely, to remove diplomats and those who aided the united states and western nations without the horrific images that we've seen today of people clinging to aeroplanes and dropping from aeroplanes and dying as a result of that and people are also going to say we are injapan, south korea, and very tense places around the world and have been for more than 50 years and could we not have found a better, safer, more diplomatic solution that what we have seen in the last 36, 72 hours on the ground? but he points the finger at the former republican administration. he says his hands were tied and troops were drawn down by me first and they were drawn down by me first and they were into the fighting season and they were two options. after we stepped up the forest the planning to take on the taliban again, the status quo is untenable. the status quo is untenable but it's easier to point the finger and they made it than having a cold and steely eyed view at what's going on in the world. he has an

biden— happen. they were there, but president biden chose - happen. they were there, but president bidenore those and make this a - president biden chose to ignore| those and make this a unilateral withdrawat~ _ those and make this a unilateral withdrawal-— those and make this a unilateral withdrawal. �* . ., ., , ., withdrawal. again i want to explore that because _ withdrawal. again i want to explore that because olivia _ withdrawal. again i want to explore that because olivia troy, _ withdrawal. again i want to explore that because olivia troy, who - withdrawal. again i want to explorej that because olivia troy, who serve that because 0livia troy, who serve for the vice president in the former administration, she was a former homeland security and counterterrorism adviser, tweeted on friday donald trump had for years putting this plan in place to evacuate our afghan allies who were the lifelines for many of us who spent time in afghanistan was that they have been waiting a long time. they were cabinet meetings she said during the administration where stephen miller would peddle his ra

biden had been wrong on nearly every single major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. remember, he didn't want to take out bin laden an according to politico biden's former boss president obama even expressed a similar level of concern, "don't underestimate joe's ability to bleep things up." this is the difference, by the way, between joe biden and donald trump. for all the snowflakes out there that got so, oh, they got the vapors every time donald trump sent out a marine tweet and everything, they feared trump. the world feared trump. when donald trump gave a threat, they believed him. biden they know is weak and not running the show. the world sees it. they are not influenced by america's media mob and propaganda outlets. america and the world deserves better. the world needs a strong america. sadly under our biden, i fear this is only the beginning and it's only going to get worse. here with the full report fox news contributor and investigative journalist, she's spent a lot of time in afghanistan, sarah carter, you've been working the phones for three straight days talking to key people that were providing very important intelligence and interpreters to our troops on the ground the whole time. their lives are now in immediate danger. what's the status? >> their lives, yes, sean, their lives are in peril right now. i can'

want to remind everybody about —-dash hunter biden laptop, what the media was saying before the election, victor. watch. >> about his son, hunter biden. >> biden'son these acute attacks against his son, hunter, he has chosen largely not to engage. >> he has used it as a way to attack joe biden and hunter biden and elevate the story they've been trying to push against hunter biden. >> laura: victor, quickly, take it away here. >> well, that's following the same narrative, isn't it, of the cuomo story? is the greatest thing since sliced bread, they are trying to smear him, it's not true, and he implodes. i think the same thing will happen to hunter. lie, lie, lie, it all a right-wing plot, and one day be so outrageous that they will say, "he's always been troubled, let's get rid of him." we have seen those scripts before, laura. we only see it. >> laura: victor, thank you. great to see you tonight. and fauci's cringeworthy tiktok vaccine efforts and the bumpy return from vacation. raymond arroyo is back and he explains it. "seen, unseen" next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment we re-reveal the stories by the headlines. for

president joe biden. >> what do you want to hear prb say to the american people as somebody who -- i mean, to be frank, neither former president trump nor president biden, who was then vice president bident keeping troops in afghanistan. both of them seem to be on the same page about ending the war as soon as possible. >> the first thing i want to hear from president joe biden is a thank you to the men and women that have served in the global war on terror. and he needs to be very clear that they are the ones that have protected our nation for the past two decades by taking the fight to the terrorists in iraq and afghanistan, and not allowing them to attack our homeland. and, unfortunately, we see the resurgence of the taliban and the reconstitution of al qaeda in afghanistan. so i worry about the homeland. but that is the very first thing that our president needs to communicate is to these brave men and women, a heartfelt thank you. the second thing is how are we going to evacuate all of these americans, all these afghans, and then, third, how are we going to contain the terrorists in afghanistan, not having our personnel on the ground? >> and we only have a little bit left because we

biden had this morning. the the attack but on tuesday president biden had this morning.— biden had this morning. biden had this morning. the longer we stay. starting — biden had this morning. the longer we stay, starting with _ biden had this morning. the longer we stay, starting with the - biden had this morning. the longer we stay, starting with the acute - biden had this morning. the longer| we stay, starting with the acute and growing risk of an attack by a terrorist group known as isis—k, and isis affiliated in afghanistan, which is the sworn enemy of the taliban as well, every day we are on the ground is another day we know that isis—k is seeking to target the airport and attack both us and allied forces and innocent civilians.— allied forces and innocent civilians. , ., civilians. this morning the prime minister visited _ civilians. this morning the prime minister visited the _ civilians. this morning the prime minister visited the crisis - civilians. this morning the prime minister visited the crisis centre | minister visited the crisis centre at northwich where britain's evacuation effor

biden's real _ their heels in. is that where biden's real problems - their heels in. is that where biden's real problems lie going ahead? that's right, in victory there are now a dozen more problems for the white house. the chief one being alexandria casey cortez from new york and the progressive caucus of about 96 members. they have said if democrats don't also pass a $3.5 trillion reconciliation budget bill being considered now, with significant climate change and social spending, that they will block debate of biden's bill in the house. and they have the numbers to make good on that threat, so it is something joe biden is taking seriously. something joe biden is taking seriousl . ~ . , , seriously. what is the problem for joe seriously. what is the problem forjoe biden — seriously. what is the problem forjoe biden there? _ seriously. what is the problem forjoe biden there? if- seriously. what is the problem forjoe biden there? if you - seriously. what is the problem forjoe biden there? if you are| forjoe biden there? if you are talking about spending on climate change mitigation, he wou

biden these things? is biden lying to us about these things or are they telling biden and biden as forgetting something somehowle to address them to the american people? wherever the answer is, it not a good one and there's a good reason i think so many, pulling shows so many americans are deeply concerned about our situation right now. >> and the underlying question, you hit the nail on the head, what did the administration know, when did they know it and why was there such a disconnect? the pentagon press secretary john colby set two days before kabul fell the city was not in any imminent threat and that was a true statement backbend based on what they knew then but benjamin hall was in kabul and afghanistan in november on the ground on camera telling us how close kabul was to falling from at the taliban was essentially taking over the roads in that part of the region at night, targeting opposition, killing people that might so did our intelligence just fail us or did something go awry here? >> we have to wonder if this is being seen through a prism because reports on the ground were saying that this was abo

biden: _ safely. front page of the daily mail," biden: it's— safely. front page of the daily mail," bidendoning the nation. the think that's fair given the promise is america made about rebuilding? this has gone all the way back to george w bush. i rebuilding? this has gone all the way back to george w bush. i think this is a really _ way back to george w bush. i think this is a really strong _ way back to george w bush. i think this is a really strong front - way back to george w bush. i think this is a really strong front page - this is a really strong front page and it's— this is a really strong front page and it's really fair, when the daily mail talks— and it's really fair, when the daily mail talks about translators hiding in fear. _ mail talks about translators hiding in fear. it— mail talks about translators hiding in fear, it sticks in the cross a bit. _ in fear, it sticks in the cross a hit. this— in fear, it sticks in the cross a bit, this analysis ofjoe biden. yes, _ bit, this analysis ofjoe biden. yes. there _ bit, this analysis ofjoe biden. yes, there have been for us presid

biden. — of the contents of that call? well, joe biden. as _ of the contents of that call? well, joe bideniden, as you say _ of the contents of that call? well, joe biden, as you say has - of the contents of that call? well, joe biden, as you say has much i of the contents of that call? -ii joe biden, as you say has much more sceptical about the sort of nation—building notion of intervention for a very long time. when he was barack 0bama's new vice president more than 12 years ago, he opposed the troop surge in afghanistan, which he then went ahead with. sojoe biden for some time has taken a rather different stance on that, and i wasn't that surprised by his speech from the white house last night, which was perhaps a bit cold, that did surprise me, because this is a man who has made his name is sympathiser in chief, a publicly motor, and he was quite cold about the reality of the calculations he is very happy to admit that he has made. at the fact of the calculations does not surprise me at all. america, i spent last year in america reporting on the presidential election, and voters of all

withdrawal — former british pm tony blair accuses president biden of following an �*imbecilic�* policy — and donald trump attacks mr biden. bidend exit in afghanistan is the most astonishing display of gross incompetence by a nation's leader perhaps at any time that anybody�*s ever seen. leader perhaps at any time as thousands of afghans try to escape the taliban, europe is preapring for many refugees. a state of emergency is declared in parts of new york state ahead of the expected arrival of hurricane henri. and cambodia's last remaining population of critically—endangered vultures are on the brink of extinction. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the uk ministry of defence says seven people have died in the chaotic crowds outside kabul airport where thousands are trying to flee the afghanistan, a week after the taliban took over. people have been trying to get through checkpoints in sweltering heat to reach evacuation flights. the british defence secretary, ben wallace, said the uk had flown out more than 1,000 people in the last 2a hours. he also said he was exploring ways to maintain a pres

biden. joe biden has been a longtime friend of andrew cuomo began working with him in 1991 joe biden was in the senate and joe biden served under the clinton campaign and it was a difficult day for joe biden who was friends with andrew cuomo's father, three term governor of new york, marriott cuomo. he was widely admired in the democratic party for many years. it was a politically difficult day for the highest ranking woman win the government of the state of new york, lieutenant governor kathy hopeful of buffalo. she is the only democrat who decided not to call for the governor's resignation today, not out of loyalty but to avoid any appearance of a political motivation because lieutenant governor kathy hopeful, would immediately become the governor of new york if andrew cuomo followed joe biden's suggestion today and resigned. the resignation of andrew cuomo would immediately produce new york's first woman governor, democrat kathy hopeful. who would be serving the remaining term of governor cuomo if they begin the impeachment process against andrew cuomo, the governor must, by state law, be

biden. a month ago, the president said _ president biden. a month ago, the president said a _ president bidenent biden. a month ago, the | president said a taliban takeover of afghanistan was highly unlikely. band afghanistan was highly unlikely. and it was the national security advisor with the unenviable task of defending the administrator should's handling of the crisis and yesterday's handling of the evacuation.— yesterday's handling of the evacuation. .., , ., , yesterday's handling of the evacuation. . ., , ., , , evacuation. the helicopter has been the mode of— evacuation. the helicopter has been the mode of transport _ evacuation. the helicopter has been the mode of transport for _ evacuation. the helicopter has been the mode of transport for the - evacuation. the helicopter has been the mode of transport for the last . the mode of transport for the last 20 years — the mode of transport for the last 20 years it— the mode of transport for the last 20 ears. , ., 20 years. it is not their helicopter, _ 20 years. it is not their helicopter, it _ 20 years. it is not their helicopter, it is

biden: sorry? >> [inaudible] [indiscernible] mitigation members in place early enough and whether we should have heeded the lessons from other countries in may and june about how the variance spread to. pres. biden: we -- spread. pres. biden: we knew how it spread. we knew how the variant spreads. we put the vaccines together, we have 300 million, 600 million doses of vaccines for americans and have exported, when we have exported over half a billion, we knew what is disappointing is that more people were not willing to take the vaccine. we have done everything in our power -- i shouldn't say that, there is probably more, we will do more, but we will continue to try to make the case to the american people who haven't taken the vaccine that it is in your interest, can save your life and the mentally impact -- fundamentally impact the lives of the children and the people you love. the death rate is, don't hold me to the number, significantly, sick if it can be lower than when i inherited this job. when i inherited the coronavirus pandemic, when i first got elected. so, the thing that i, i, i continue to hope is that people will overcome their fears. some are just a political statement, but very few. i think most people are

biden got into our office. the taliban had already taken over afghanistan when joe biden took office. this was a set up. host: president joe biden has pointed his finger back to the trump administration in his conference on monday on the situation in afghanistan. this is what the president said on monday. >> when i came into office, i carried a deal that president trump negotiated. under his agreement, united states forces in afghanistan -- had to be out of afghanistan by may 1, just a little over three months after i took office. united states forces drawn down during the trump administration from roughly 15,500 forces to 5500 troops. it is the smallest number since 2001. the choice i had to make mr. president with to either follow through on that agreement or be prepared to go back to fighting the taliban in the middle of the spring fighting season. it would've been no cease-fire after may 1. there was no agreement protecting our forces after may 1. there was no status quo after may 1. there was only cold reality. we are following through on the agreement to draw our forces and de-escalate the conflict, sending thousands more

biden _ in the future. and we heard president biden say - in the future. and we heard president bidenent biden say that every effort would be made to get us citizens out after the deadline has passed. is that realistic? mr; passed. is that realistic? tj�*i understanding passed. is that realistic? tj�*i: understanding is passed. is that realistic? m; understanding is that the americans have only a thousand people left to get out. and in terms of the capability and capacity of the americans, if people want to come out, they could. the british have been more reticent to give you the figures that they are entitled. different figures to get bandy around, as of yesterday, there were 2000 left from the afghan resettlement translator scheme and then on top of that, you've got people who worked for national ngo, nongovernment organisations and seemingly every private company that ever worked there has leverage sources back in the uk. so, the number keeps growing. under the neo system and remember, we went in initially ten or 12 days ago on a non—combat evacuation operation. normally, you would

biden.— legacy of joe biden. and have the republicans _ legacy of joe biden. peace deal that made so many concessions to the taliban and did not even put on them an obligation not to back al-qaeda with the consequence if they did that. have the republicans been able to defuse that kind of suggestion? fine defuse that kind of suggestion? one ofthe defuse that kind of suggestion? <1>iaz of the conditions of the peace agreement was that they were to cut ties with al-qaeda, that was one of the conditions and i know under the previous administration secretary pompeo is constantly asked about that, are they really cutting ties and the un shelley that they are not completely they have not completely done that although how active those ties are is another question. the conditions were very clear and the administration was constantly asked about them but in the end, they were not something that caused the decision to leave the slowdown. the republicans backed mr trump's deal and they were happy to leave but i think the subject has changed. the subject is now the manner

when we decided we didn't want to pay them anymore -- maybe biden did botch this whole thing, but this was from bush to biden and bidennherited what trump negotiated. if you would stop the blame game and start looking at where the failure was -- the people of afghanistan do not want to fight. if you want freedom, you have to fight, but they did not want to fight because we were not paying them anymore. we have to stop these politicians complaining about whose fault it is. it is everybody's fault, from the generals to the president to congress and the senate. let's stop complaining about biden. maybe he did mishandle them leaving, but blaming somebody -- that is ridiculous. host: you said we need to look at where the failures are politicians saying this week they intend to do that. this from the usa today story -- the senate intelligence committee is coming through all intelligence gathered in and about afghanistan according to one senate staffer, working with democrats and republicans on foreign relations and armed services committees coordinating a series of planned investigative hearings into actions taken by the wh

biden is certainly taking seriousl . ~ . , ., , seriously. what is a problem for joe seriously. what is a problem forjoe biden _ seriously. what is a problem forjoe biden biden there then - seriously. what is a problem forjoe biden there then it i forjoe biden there then it because if you're talking about spending on climate change mitigation or management, he would say yes we have to do it. if you look at some of the social spending is that a have to do that. but i suppose it's probably paid for and this is where the problem is life? that is one of the — where the problem is life? that is one of the hiccups _ where the problem is life? that is one of the hiccups in - where the problem is life? trust is one of the hiccups in the party, the centrist, moderate senators like joe party, the centrist, moderate senators likejoe manchin party, the centrist, moderate senators like joe manchin from west virginia are booking a little bit of raising the pricetag of this partyline bill but it does appear that the president is open to most of what the left and the progressives are open for, their reconciliation bill introduced this week contains almost 90% of what

biden -- mr. biden could have maneuvered around the mistake. he was provided with options. the taliban had violated its pledges under the trump deal. stir biden could have maintain -- mr. biden could have maintained a modest presence but withdrew. instead, he ordered a rapid and total withdraw, in time for the symbolic date of 9/11. most of the american press hailed the decision courageous. the result for months later is the worst humanitarian humiliation since the fall of saigon in 1975. dave in harrisburg, pennsylvania, democrats line, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. a couple of comments. i am an 11 year air force veteran. my heart goes out to the guy who who couldn't make it back and my heart goes out to the guys we lose to suicide every month. can you hear me? host: yes, sir. caller: ok. i think it was a box operation. we didn't learn anything from iraq, when it comes to telegraphing our moves. like announcing these dates. as a military person and as someone who strategically thinks, we could have quietly gotten our people and our friends out. that is the part that disturbs me the most. what he was trying to avoid, the

biden biden has no clue what's going on. he won't answer any questions on up gadson because he can't answer any questions and get instant he's not all there mentally. time for him to resign. i'm not supposed to answer questions, isn't he? the boss who is running this show or 10 of those killed were from the camp pendleton, military base in california. dozens of people have been lying flowers there at the entrance to the site. the dead comprised of 9 marines and a sailor, most of them in their early twenties. those paying that respects a demanding answers. government let him down the leaders so she could feel stupid, stupid, mission at this point and tell him to send them in like that. you never want to, you never want to see something like that happen. and so that's that's it. so yeah, it's heartbreaking. there's not enough words to express. i feel right now, but i just, you know, i feel that somebody has blood on there and then it's just, so i need it so unnecessary. you know, i've got journalists belong, so are, if is the ongoing security meltdown in his home country will become a major challenge. well, it is the 1st time that the americans are carrying out a drawn strike inside the city of chicago. not very far from where the forces are stationed in it alone tells you what is the end result after 20 years of investment in blood and treasure. this is what failure exactly looks like. well, it has, you know, of some of the most deadliest and brutal attacks in the city of cobbler. but this time it is happening under the rule of the taliban. we have to remember the air strikes today and cobble in the previous one in the city of july, you know, inside the city are taking place when the taliban are in power. so one has to really wonder if it is a new chapter of cooperation between the america, then taliban, on this side, the road ahead for a virus i'm quite tragically, is one of economic hardships is one of uncertainty and fear prevailing. the russian diplomatic mission in kabul is one of the few that decided to remain in the country despite the taliban returned to power. and he's been in regular contact with the embassy since the city fell to the tower group. the ambassador shed his view on the current situation following the unrest of last week. ah, this when the taliban came on august, the 16th we needed, we had contact with them. we made a point by point list with them about our security. they told us they would guarantee everything and agree to all 20 security points so far for 2 weeks. they have kept their word. then we evacuated several 100 russian citizens from cobble. we took them in buses to the plains, so we needed to tell a bunch, provide security because they were the only actual authority and cobble we came to arrange with them and they kept all their promises. ah, we proceeded from a real objective picture. we understood how the situation was developing and who we were dealing with us for the many foreign embassies. i have been in contact with them, but it is until the very last moment. i wonder why they made such incorrect conclusions and forecasts before august 15th, when president johnny fled in a helicopter with money. they had said that we in our countries proceed from the facts, the garnet with the legitimate president for 5 years. and i no longer knew what to say to them before that for a year i told them asked the africans if they support ghani 2 high ranking representatives of western countries told me that they understood that this country supported the taliban. that they understood everything, but they had their own tasks salaries, and they said, we understand that we have to leave. therefore, i was surprised at what incorrect conclusions withdrawn. and now apparently they will have to analyze what exactly they did wrong. still to come on, i see it's a national committing crimes behind falls. we look at the growing problem with friends, gender, convicts being placed in women's prison and allegedly abusing fellow inmates. the special report for you on that up to the break the when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well, the part we choose to look for common ground in the to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk the come back. let's move down to the topic and see feels this is more investigation that is getting elsewhere. and the latest of a series of reports, looking at how the prison system is being abused by some transgender convicts to allow them access to female inmates. a growing number of women say that their lives have been turned into a living. how so will it be now with today's report in which my colleagues, husky, taylor spoke to a female convict from california about her traumatic experience me this time with focusing on the case of chemical johnson, the mother and former highway patrol officer, solving 15 years for killing her abusive husband, he was fatally shot while attacking her. the pair had struggled with a gun to meet you has been incarcerated in the central california women's facility since how conviction back in 2012. but for the last few months, she claims that she faced fresh abuse this time from her soulmate, a transgender woman. so tell me, the 1st thing i want to ask you is what contact you had with trans inmates and how that affected your time in prison? it had a very adverse effect on my is higher will be, he was very violent. he was very foger. he was at hi. not screaming at all times. well, he will have a stroke of anger and he will star and talk to you like a man. there will be time this particular transgender was so evil, and meticulous about the way that we would clean our crew was the way we would use the restroom. he was made by the door to make sure that you were doing member to, to clean up behind yourself appropriately. like you can see his feet from the bottom of the door just standing there waiting for you to finish the rest. or if you didn't do it being you want to do as far as cleanliness, the way you want to do them been, he was great something he would prefer to make you go back and clean the reform the way he spoke with reference to being clean, thanking with the forward we have for that sometimes we can wax our for here. i would have to get all my have a nice, literally what a bottle the windex and the pile and clean the floor to me, you know, different day when i was at home living in the recent transgender i had a girlfriend. that was actually my phone to me. he would you don't miss her all. he would choker, he sure is the locker bringing her up off of her off before her feet will be swinging. he will be national guard against the lockers and it would be sometimes over. it will be, she didn't want to be romantic and he would get angry and then he would attack her . she never reported it. i never saw her go out to talk to the old one or in our grill. and i said to me without aware of what was going on. what we were told later on via sovereignty that because of my former career, i was actually placing that sale with that me on partly like it was a joke. i used to be a police officer. so there were a certain amount of c o n managed to meet who had a problem with the fact that i was once a police officer. so that's the reason why this game was played on me in the 1st place. also led down. so hopefully also traps we've contacted the central california women's facility about the allegations for commons. not like i said to mika is incarcerated in california. one of the most o g p t friendly states. at the start of this year, local authorities passed a controversial bill. but let's trans inmates request to transfer to facilities that align with that gender identity. now since then, around $300.00 such requests have been submitted. as of june, not one has been rejected. why do you think some government officials are pushing for this? i think it's politics for i think the l g b t community, although they're small in comparison to the rest of the community. they have a lot of poor resources. they have a lot of money. they have a lot of, or they have a lot of reach. they have a lot of political power. they may go to a lot of campaigns. a lot of it is off the stripping people who want to maintain certain offices in positions or have the operations to move up. they are pretty confused support because they need support. i think that there are some good people out there who want to see everybody become pace or be face. and so they'll play for the hard streams of both people to say, hey, the people need to go to another institution because they're being both people don't have the full spectrum of the data. the fact that sold people could go to see if she's there specifically for so that's kind of fornia. but over in the u. k. similar concerns all being voice to a one form a prison inmate who wished to remain anonymous. and that just she was sexually assaulted by a transgender soulmate who had previously been put behind, falls as a man to sex offences against women. been in prison with mail, prisoners, he always feel an edge. you know, something could happen attorney time. we know they are not women, they are physically threatening and aggressive. i was sexually assaulted and i'm not the only woman who has been, they haven't had surgery and they exposed themselves. one of them had been told he couldn't shower at the same time as asked women, he made a formal complaint and said this was a breach of his human rights. so now he's allowed to shower with us and because he now has that's right. the other males have the right to current u. k. law allows inmates to be housed in prisons which suit that declared gender regardless. so was a, they've had gender reassignment surgery. ah, i readily accept the proposition this some and pops many women prisoners may stuff, a fear and acute anxiety if required to ship prison accommodation and facilitate with a ton of gender woman who hasn't male genitalia. however, the subjective concerns of women prisoners are not the only concerns which the defendant had to consider in developing the policies. he also had to take into account the rights of transgender women in the prison system. by bringing this challenge, i did not stick to prevent trunk women in prison from living in dignity or to exclude old trans women from women's presence. however, i feel that trumps women have a history of violence and sexual offending against women should not be in a situation where they can put our safety at risk. k. coleman from the heat, prison, single sex campaign group, believes the current regulations are making a mockery of the segregated prison system. to our surprise and frankly, schalk, the judges rule that this practice is lawful. that extends to housing, male prisoners with fully functioning male genitalia. i find that quite shocking, and if it is lawful to hold males convicted of right alongside women have been subjected in their lives to various sexual assaults. then the law needs to change. we have a law in the he k called the equality and she's half and 10 basically it's out and he discrimination law. however, we have in the law, the single effects exceptions which provide the in certain situations where the biological sex really masses is when we will know when that masses, it is not discriminatory to make those single sex females only on to exclude all males. and that includes males with the protected characteristics, gender reassignment, and those who have agenda recognition certificate. now, it seems that this provision is simply not being used. we found in recent months that appears not to apply to women is prisons. it appears not to apply to a female, was in an h s. hospitals. it appears not to apply to changing rooms and girls toilets in schools. so when does it apply? i mean, this is an excellent question. when does they apply? and we're keeping a close eye on all the issues raised by this topic. and no doubt they'll be more to come. me. i joined me every 1st day on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business, i'll see you then. in the mark. sounds good. i took my function, you got a good way to show me. was it to another do domain, john? i got i've got that limit. i wanted them off. you're gonna be able to do the work for me. one above above. i've been up there for us. let me back, guys, financial survival guide. when customers go buy, you reduce the price now. well, reduce the lower that's under cutting, but what's good for food market is not good for the global economy. ah, with ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . much of history is about patterns that are ebbs and flows of political passions. most of the time, these passions are negotiated through compromise. other times there is a people violence and even separation. the idea of succession today is not far fetched. we are witnessing a cultural possession and separation could go even further. the cross talking succession, i'm joined by my guess. daniel is our new york. he is a journalist and author of 3 books on the us constitution. and in toronto, we have arthur clara. he is a liberty advocate and freelance editor, gentleman close to the rules and that means he can jump at anytime you want. and i always appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st to me. we hear new civil war, cultural, civil war culture war. it's been a while that's been with us for awhile and we have a president, the united states is constantly invoking this is, you know, as bad as it was before the civil war. and you know, we hear it's almost like a battle him right now. i mean, it's this high per billy because when i hear it, it sets everybody off on all sides. go ahead, daniel. no, i don't think it's really hyperbole. i think it's really in certain ways. biden is quite accurate. what we saw in the years leading up to the civil war in 18. 61 was a very small minority of southern large scale.

and so the issues that he beg responsibility for joe, no questions, biden biden has no clue what's going on. he won't answer any questions on up gadson because he can't answer any questions and get instant he's not all there mentally. time for him to resign. i'm not supposed to answer questions, isn't he the boss who is running this show off the dead service when we're from the camp pendleton, military base in california. dozens of people have been named flowers at the entrance to the site. the dead comprised 9 marines and the sailor, most of them in the early twenties, those paying their respects on demanding officers government, let him down the leaders. and as you see this through goods through bid mission at this point and tell him to send them in like that, you never want to, you never want to see something like that happen. and so that's that's, that's our break. and there's not enough words to express, you know how i feel right now, but i just, you know, i feel that somebody has blood on there and then it's just what, so i need it so unnecessary. you know, that's reaction statesid

biden biden has no clue what's going on. he won't answer any questions on up gadson because he can't answer any questions and get instant he's not all there mentally. time for him to resign. i'm not supposed to answer questions, isn't he the boss who is running this show? 10 of the dead, but from the camp pendleton military base in california. dozens of people living lang, reese, the dead comprise of 9 marines under stay love. most of them in the early twenties . those paying their respects are also looking for answers. government let them down. the leaders and so she could feel it through with, through bid mission at this point and tell him to send them in like that you never want to, you never want to see something like that happen. and so that's that's it. so yeah, it's heartbreaking. there's not enough words to express, you know how i feel right now, but i just, you know, i feel that somebody has blood on there and then it's just, so i need it so unnecessary. you know, while european powers are seeking to create a so called safe zone in cobble to allow humanitarian operations to continue, the french president has said he's working with the u. k. and germany on a certain initiative, which will be presented to the un security council that an emergency meeting later today. although speaking at the weekend manual macro and ruled out any use of military force in afghanistan. we cannot impose democracy, a government from the outside. when we intervene, we must do so alongside the sovereign state. it is not by force of arms. the sovereign state is created. we discussed the situation with a political analyst nichol markovich. he thinks the initiative might seem like a positive step, but the legitimacy of the countries suggesting it is questionable that let's not forget that the us was not alone. of course, they were managing this. there were nato countries, france and germany weren't going to send israel. i think it's important to, to remote that they've got some sort of responsibility. ready as well, and in, with going down in again today, i think honestly, don't seem to take the current situation. doesn't seem such a bad idea. now, how legitimate is it for france and germany to be organizing this? this is why i think i've got are the u. k. this is ethical. i've got some, some difficulties. of course we've seen that the west were there after 20 years and no big. ready deal isn't trillions of dollars invested over there. invested, actually wasted over there. we have see no result. how legitimate are they to be asking about today? i think the fact that it's been requested going through the united nation is. ringback maybe on a good step. again, of course they've got to discuss that with the local authorities. now, whether you like them or not, they are the local authorities attorney for them. what they're saying. they're saying that they're a sovereign state and they don't want a safe zone or organize with for military present president on their, on their territory. especially when they see the scorecard of the way in fighting terrorism. it seems that everywhere they go, terrorism just. busy busy busy just just keep on growing, they should stop the western approach. ringback to fighting terrorism is a failure, so definitely this is something that they should get out of immediately and they should concentrate on terrorism in their own countries. the russian diplomatic mission in cobb was one of the very few that decided to remain in the country despite the taliban returned to power has been irregular contact with the embassy since the city fell to the militant group. share his view on the current situation following the unrest of last week. ah, this when the taliban came on august, the 16th we needed, we had contact with them. we made a point by point list with them about our security. they told us they would guarantee everything and agree to all 20 security points. so far for 2 weeks. they have kept their word. then we evacuated several 100 russian citizens from cobble. we took them in buses to the plains, so we needed the taliban to provide security because they were the only actual authority in cobble. we came to arrange with them and they kept all that promises. ah, we proceeded from a real objective picture. we understood how the situation was developing and who we were dealing with after the many foreign embassies. i have been in contact with the buses until the very last moment. i wonder why they made such incorrect conclusions and forecasts before august 15th, when president johnny fled in a helicopter with money. they had said that we in our countries proceed from the facts, the garnet with the legitimate president for 5 years. and i no longer knew what to say to them before that for a year i told them asked the africans if they support ghani 2 high ranking representatives of western countries told me that they understood that this country supported the taliban. that they understood everything, but they had their own tasks salaries, and they said, we understand that we have to leave. therefore, i was surprised at what incorrect conclusions withdrawn. and now apparently they will have to analyze what exactly they did wrong or possibly out here in moscow. b return now to a topic that we feel deserves more attention. and the latest of a series of reports we're looking at how the prison system is being abused. by some transgender convicts to allow them access to female inmates. a growing number of women said their lives are being turned into a living. hell. so we'll leave. you know, this all with today's report in which my colleagues, saskia taylor spoke to. one female convict from california about her matic experience. oh the with me this time with focusing on the case of chemical johnson, the mother i'm former highway patrol officer is solving 15 years for killing her abusive husband. he was fatally shot while attacking her. the pair had struggled with the gun to meet you has been incarcerated in the central california women's facility since how conviction back in 2012. but for the last few months, she claims that she's faced fresh abuse this time from her soulmate, a transgender woman. so tell me the 1st thing i want to ask you is what contact you had with trans inmates and how that affected your time in prison. it had a very adverse effect on my entire will be, he was very violent. he was very vulgar. he was at high and not screaming at all because he would have a stroke of anger and he will start talking like a man there will be crying. this particular transgender was so evil and with football, the way that we would clean our crew was the way we would use the restroom. he was made by the door to make sure that you were doing number 2 actually cleaned up behind yourself appropriately. like you can see his feet from the bottom of the door just standing there waiting for you to think she's in the restroom. and if you didn't do it being like you want to do as far as cleanliness, the way he wanted you to do them, then he would bring something to you. he would confront you make you go back and clean that from the way he spoke for reference to clean painting was the forward we have for that sometimes leaking, whack are for here i would have to get all my hands. me literally what a bottle the windex and the kyle in clean the floor to me, you know, different stand when i was at home, living in the situation is transgender had a girlfriend. that was actually my phone to me. he would you don't miss her all. he would choker, he sure, is the locker bringing her up off of her off before her feet will be we need he will be nation already. i guess the locker and it would be sometimes over. it will be she didn't want to be romantic and he would get angry and then he would attack her. never reporter news. i never saw her go out to talk to the old one or in our grill, and i seem to be without aware of what was going on. oh we, i was told later on by a foreign to that because of my former career, i was actually placing that sale with that me on property. like it was a joke. i used to be a police officer. so there were a certain amount of c o n managed to meet who had a problem with the fact that i was once a police officer. so that's the reason why this game was played on me in the 1st place, also live down. so hopefully also traps we've contacted the central california women's facility about the allegations for commons. not like i said to mika is incarcerated in california. one of the most g, b, t friendly states. at the start of this year, local authorities passed a controversial bill. but let's trans inmates request to transfer to facilities that align with that gender identity. now since then, around $300.00 such requests have been submitted. as of june, not one has been rejected. why do you think some government officials are pushing for this? i think it's politics for i think the l g b t community, although they're mall in comparison to the rest of the community. they have a lot of poor resources. they have a lot of money. they have a lot of, or they have a lot of reach. they have a lot of political power. they, they go to a lot of campaigns. a lot of it is off the stripping people who want to maintain certain offices and positions or have information to move up. they are pretty confused support because they need support. i think that there are some good people out there who want to see everybody become face or be face. and so they'll place it hard streams of both people to say, hey, do people leave to go to another institution because they're being both people don't have the full spectrum of the data. the fact that sold people could go to it's different if she's there specifically for so that's california. but over in the u. k. similar concerns all being voice to a one form of prison inmate who wished to remain anonymous. and that just she was sexually assaulted by a transgender cellmate who had previously been put behind, falls as a mun, facts, offences against women. been in prison with mailed prison. as you always feel an edge, you know, something could happen, attending time. we know they are not women, they are physically threatening and aggressive. i was sexually assaulted and i am not the only woman who has been, they haven't had surgery and they exposed themselves. one of them had been told he couldn't shower at the same time as asked women, he made a formal complaint and said this was a breach of his human rights. so now he's allowed to shower with us and because he now has that's right. the other males have the right to curry, you pay law allows inmates to be housed in prisons which suit that declared gender . regardless of whether they've had gender reassignment surgery. who's i readily accept the proposition this some and pops many women prisoners may stuff, a fear and acute anxiety if required to ship prison accommodation and facilitate with a comes into a woman who hasn't male genitalia. however, the subjective concerns of women prisoners are not the only concerns which the defendant had to consider in developing the policies. he also had to take into account the rights of transgender women in the prison system. by bringing this challenge, i did not stick to prevent trans women in prison from living in dignity or to exclude old trans women from women's presence. however, i feel that trumps women have a history of violence and sexual offending against women should not be in a situation where they can put our safety at risk. k. coleman from the heat prisons single sex campaign group, believes the current regulations are making a mockery of the segregated prison system. to our surprise and frankly, schalk, the judges rule that this practice is lawful. that extends to housing, male prisoners with fully functioning male genitalia. i find that quite shocking, and if it is lawful to hold males convicted of right alongside women have been subjected in their lives to various sexual assaults. then the law needs to change. we have a law in the he k called the equality and see $1010.00 basically it's out and he discrimination law. however, we have in that law, single effects exceptions which provide the in certain situations where biological sex really masses is when we will know when that masses, it is not discriminatory to make those single sex females only on to exclude all males. and that includes males with the protected characteristics, gender reassignment, and those who have agenda recognition certificate. now, it seems that this provision is simply not being used. we found in recent months that appears not to apply to women's prisons. it appears not to apply to female was in an h s. hospitals. it appears not to apply to changing rooms and girls toilets in schools. so when does it apply? i mean, this is an excellent question. when does they apply? and we're keeping a close eye on all the issues raised by this topic, and no doubt they'll be more to come me. ah, ah, ah, rather driven by dreamer shaped person, those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, only one main thing is important or not as an internationally speaking, that is a nation's allowed to do anything. all the master races, and then you have the mind, nations who are the slaves. americans, rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. i turning this russian into this dangerous go. you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so i'm going to a new one. i english v i v, i not leashed off in one, interpret block nato to it's our we move east. the reason us hedge emory, it's dangerous. is it the lie? the sovereignty of all the countries, the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nature, what is founded, shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large companies would lose millions and millions or is business and business is good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fascist. the families that up with the mark. sounds good. i took my new function. you got to get some more. yeah. worried miller definition me number the whole do john got i've got that limit and i wanted them to be like that. you know, the left me about the less about the love i've been up there for us. let me use the ah ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . much of history is about patterns that are ebbs and flows of political passions. most of the time, these passions are negotiated through compromise. other times there is people violence and even separation. the idea of succession today is not far fetched. we are witnessing a cultural possession and separation could go even further. the cross talking succession, i'm joined by my guess, daniel is are in new york. he is a journalist and author of 3 books on the us constitution. and in toronto, we have arthur claire. oh, he is a liberty advocate and freelance editor gentlemen close to girls and a fact that means you can jump at anytime you want. and i always appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st. i mean we hear new civil war, cultural, civil war culture war. it's been a while that's been with us for awhile and we have a president, the united states is constantly invoking. this is vito as bad as it was before the civil war. and you know, we had, it's almost like a battle him right now. i mean, it's this high per billy because when i hear it, it sets everybody off on all sides. go ahead, daniel. no, i don't think it's really hyperbole. i think it's really in certain ways. biden is quite accurate. what we saw in the years leading up to the civil war and 861, was a very small minority of southern large scale southern slaveholders, really only a few 1000 people in off were able to use their constitutional advantages to leverage their power over.

no questions biden biden has no clue what's going on. he won't answer any questions on up gadson because he can't answer any questions and get instant he's not all there mentally. time for him to resign. i'm not supposed to answer question, isn't he the boss who is running this show? or 10 of the dead were from the camp pendleton, military base that's in california. dozens of people have been lying flowers out of the entrance to the side. her dead comprised of 9 marines and a sailor most of the, in the early twenty's. those pay their respects, the demanding answers government let him down the leaders. and so she could feel that was through goods through bid mission at this point and tell him to send them in like that. you never want to, you never want to see something like that happen. and so that's that's it. so yeah, it's heartbreaking, kind of, there's not enough words to express. i feel right now, but i just, you know, i feel that somebody has blood on there and then it's just, so i need it so unnecessary. you know, of can journalist

biden biden�*s botched exit in afghanistan is the most astonishing display of gross incompetence by a nation's leader perhaps at any time that anyone�*s ever seen. as thousands of afghans try to escape the taliban, europe is bracing for a potential new wave of refugees and a state of emergency is declared in parts of new york state ahead of the expected arrival of hurricane henri. cambodia's last remaining population of critically endangered vultures are on the brink of extinction. and our sunday morning edition of the paper review is at 9:35 — this morning's reviewers are journalist and author, shyama perera, and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard. that's for viewers in the uk. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. thousands of people desperate to leave afghanistan are continuing to crowd around kabul airport, a week after the taliban seized control of the country. people have been trying to get through checkpoints in sweltering heat to reach evacuation flights. the british defence secretary, ben wallace, said the uk had flown out more than 1,000 people in the last 2a hours. he also said he was exploring ways to maintain a presence in afghanistan after the military had left. here's our correspondent, simonjones. desperate to leave. their goal — to get inside kabul airport and get out of the country. tear gas fired. screaming and yelling. but the chaos and confusion continue. taliban fighters keep guard outside, even some people who do have valid travel documents are unsuccessful. translation: we've got a legal visa. many people who are coming here don't have the right documents but we've got the visa and they won't let us through. britain's ambassador leading the uk's rescue mission has relocated to the airport from the embassy. in a statement, sir laurie bristow said... and these are some of the 3,821 people the uk has so far helped get out of the country. the mod tweeted this photo, along with thanks for all those working on the evacuation. but americans hoping to leave have been advised not to travel to kabul airport unless instructed to do so because of potential security threats from islamic state militants. the us is still hoping to complete the evacuation by the end of the month. we're fighting against both time and space. that's really what we're. .. that's what we're — that's the race that we're in right now and we're trying to do this as quickly and as safely as possible. the us president, joe bidenised to mobilise every resource necessary, but his predecessor, donald trump, who signed a deal with the taliban that committed american troops to leaving, questioned why many soldiers left afghanistan before civilians were flown out. biden�*s botched exit in afghanistan is the most astonishing display of gross incompetence by a nation's leader perhaps at any time that anybody�*s ever seen. name another situation like this. vietnam looks like a masterclass in strategy compared tojoe biden�*s. ..catastrophe. the departing flights from kabul can be seen above this market in the city. while daily life continues here, the concerns over the future of afghanistan grow. the taliban say they're making progress in forming the government. the rest of the world can only watch on to see what comes next. simon jones, bbc news. us officials have expressed concern that islamic state militants could attack people trying to get inside kabul airport. american citizens are being advised not to travel the

biden in _ feasible. i certainly hope the us and joe biden in particular - feasible. i certainly hope the us and joe bident position. i think— reconsider the current position. i think when— reconsider the current position. i think when they set the 31 august deadline. — think when they set the 31 august deadline, nobody expected this lightning speed take over by the taliban— lightning speed take over by the taliban that has taken place. and clearly, _ taliban that has taken place. and clearly, many more lives are at risk _ clearly, many more lives are at risk and — clearly, many more lives are at risk. and unless the us does stay longer, _ risk. and unless the us does stay longer, there could well be huge bloodshed for huge risks for so many people _ bloodshed for huge risks for so many people. and one would hope that after— people. and one would hope that after all— people. and one would hope that after all these years of being in the country that the american administration would recognise the key role _ administration would recognise the key role it— administration would recognise the key role it is pl

and so the issues that he beg responsibility for joe, no questions, biden biden has no clue what's going on. he won't answer any questions on up gadson because he can't answer any questions and get instant he's not all there mentally. time for him to resign. i'm not supposed to answer questions, isn't he the boss who is running this show? 10 of the that were from the camp pendleton, military base in california. dozens of people have been laying flowers at the side of the dead, comprised of 9 marines under sale of most of them just in the early twenties. and those paying their respects are also looking for answers. government let him down. the leaders feel that loose through beds through bed mission at this point and tell him to send them in like that you never want to, you never want to see something like that happen. and so that's that's, that's our break. and there's not enough words to the marine officer has been dismissed after accusing the government of watching the afghanistan withdrawal. speaking in the wake of the cobble airport bombing, stewart shallow posted a video on social m

biden has said is what we have — extended? what mr biden has said is what we have heard. _ extended? what mr bidended? what mr biden has said is what we have heard. his spokes - what we have heard. his spokes people at the pentagon and state department haven't moved beyond that and he has left open the possibility. he has not ruled it out. his one line in the sand is that he will do whatever it takes to get more americans out and that the military operation won't leave until that happens. so he said they will make thejudgment about that happens. so he said they will make the judgment about the deadline as they get closer, so he has left that possibility open but he hasn't committed to a clear commitment to extending it if necessary and there are some people in congress saying a clear commitment would be helpful because part of the reason you are seeing this panic rushed to the airport is because people are aware of this deadline, they feel that time is short and they are all rushing to the airport and creating security issues and problems with processing people. so it would be helpful if you could

and so the issues that he beg responsibility for joe, no questions, biden biden has no clue what's going on. he won't answer any questions on gadson because he can't answer any questions and get instant he's not all there mentally. time for him to resign. i'm not supposed to answer questions, isn't he the boss who is running this show? 10 of the dead from the canvas. pendleton military base in california. dozens of people have been laying wreaths of flowers. the dead comprise of 9 marines under salem, most of them in the early twenties and those paying that respects well, some of them are demanding answers. government let him down. the leaders feel this through through bid mission at this point and tell him to send them in like that. you never wanna, you never want to see something like that happen. and so that's that's it. so yeah, it's heartbreaking. there's not enough words to express, you know how i feel right now, but i just, you know, i feel that somebody has led on their hands and it's just with so i need it so unnecessary. you know, why do here are some of the latest pictures com

biden-- ( applause ) sure. why not? ( cheers and applause ) that's seven-month-old reference? that's fine. ( laughter ) biden and the queen had met before, but it was way back in 1982. that's when she was touring with her synth-pop band-- flock of regals. ( laughter ) and joe bidenhere! i love it! yes! that's so nice. my grandpa used to say that. ( laughter ) >> stephen: thanks, jon! it was a really big weekend for the queen. she attended a charity luncheon, and there was cake >> i didn't think this was going to work. >> use two hands. >> there is a knife. >> what? >> there is a knife. >> i know there is. ( laughter ) this is something that is more unusual. >> stephen: that is a lady who knows her brand. ( as the queen ) well, seeing as i'm a 200-year- old pair of curtains, whose face is on the money, and whose family is more inbred than a discount golden retriever-- i think we're quite past normal at this juncture. now, who wants a piece of costco sheet cake? ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) there you go. >> jon: yeah! >> stephen: president biden's trip abroad will end with his much anticipated showdown on wednesday with russian president and cover model for "maritime murders monthly"-- ( laughter ) vladimir putin. this meeting could be awkward because earlier this

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first up, we want biden to share president biden's address -- president biden's address. pres. biden: good afternoon. today we have had another key milestone in our nation's fight against covid. the food and drug administration, the fda, announced it has fully concluded its, now thorough independent scientific review after a strict process, the fda has reaffirmed his finding that the pfizer covid-19 vaccine is safe and effective and the fda has given its has reaffirmed his finding that the pfizer covid-19 vaccine is safe. so let me say this loudly and clearly. if you are one of the millions of americans who said that they will not get the shot until it has full and final approval of the fda, it is now happened -- it has now happened. the moment you have been waiting for his here. it is time for you to get your vaccination and get it today. today. it's an important moment. i want to thank the acting commissioner and the entire team at the fda for their hard work. dr. woodcock is a true professional, career scientist who served under republican presidents and democratic presidents