government also and desperately searching for an exit route as they now fear persecution from the town of bonham. bo, course the groups promised a sweeping amnesty. a rock clean video agency talked to a man who subbed as a special forces officer under the previous government version as a mom. and i had always wanted to join the military and say, when i graduated from school, i did, i received training at the academy of special forces in cobble. our unit was deployed to areas where there was fierce fighting police officers would call us in as reinforcements when under heavy fire. and it looks like we don't have a future now that the government has fallen. i call on the nomic emerett to establish a stable all inclusive government. as soon as possible, we must all shake hands now and rebuild our country on our road. the biggest concern i have is my children invested. we studied, we got some education, but what will happen now if the situation continues like this, it will all be hopeless if the government employees don't go back to work the future, the country will be in peril. currently, the univer

and the russian special representative because i'm your come who has been working with the tower. bonham having complex for a long time, the towel bond was in the designated and there is there going to zation. but that happened 20 years ago when the previous taliban government supported chechen rebels during the 2nd chechen war in the caucuses. since then they have the bid that make it, but for all practical reasons they have been talk to. but my book, i said, the officially declaring them not that the rest are going to zation can normally happen when brush will see that they are really holding their word and not the stabilizing the situation at central age. and very interesting times they had problems. how can, how are there an independent political military unless speaking to us from moscow or could you insight thanks for joining us again. problem. thank you. i still plenty more and view this news out, including fuel those appointment vacancies and get a vaccine as trillions to get vaccinated against private 19 for government struggles to contain an outbreak then and 23 time grant from

what do you think president bonham will do? will he extend that withdrawal? the president's decision is going to largely be driven by facts on the ground, and that means how the evacuations are going, and the proceedings are strong and the united states right now. our air list is moving into very swift pace. i think the stick today was 37000 people listed out in the last 10 days or so. so that's a brisk pace. and i think the estimate will be is that enough of a pace to get people out by august 31st? if not, it's quite possible that there will need to be more time. but clearly the buying team isn't excited about that possibility. they do want to get everyone out by that date. the taliban has won't. if they don't, there will be quite consequences. what do you think that would look like and how would washington and its allies respond to that? consequences can cut in both directions and consequences for the taliban. of creating a massive violent reaction after august 31st doesn't necessarily mean that they will get off scott free either. do they really want more

general mark, milly, president bonham postponed a meeting earlier today with israeli prime minister natalie bennett. we're hearing until tomorrow. also german chancellor angle merkel is canceled her trip to israel in light, of course of the ongoing situation. cobble nato chief install timber condemned. the attack tweeted, i strongly condemn the heretic, terrorist attack outside cobble airport. my thoughts are with all those effected in their loved ones, our priority remains to evacuate as many people to safety as quickly as possible. well, there were certainly warnings. we've been talking about this that it could happen. the u. s. embassy in cobble issued warnings to americans late wednesday to avoid going to the airport, and particularly the airport gates and to leave a mediately, australia, britain, likewise issue and comparable warnings saying there was a high threat of a terrorist attack. you know, and this is something that the biden administration, particularly with isis k isis in the chorus on, has warned about and is likely based on us officials and their evidence likely the culprit

bonham said it is expected to fetch $2 million and $3 million for the gun, dom the bunch of other itemswild west and billy the kid at this auction at the end of the month that is something you are into, and you have the bills, it is yours for the taktaking >> that doesn't surprise me at all. there are a lot of rich folks with a lot of hobbies and interest having that history is not all that surprising for $3 million >> that will be worth it you can afford it. >> if you are afford it. frances rivera, thank you very much have a nice weekend. >> you, too. >>> the top trending stories a big barcelona exit not so hot real estate deal and 11 herbs and spices for 11 nights bertha coombs is here with more on the trending stories. bertha >> dom, barca will look a lot different next year. messi will not be returning to barca this year after financial and structural problems preventing an agreement on a new contract he admitted he wanted to leave the club since last year the previous contract reportedly totalled $672 million for four years. making him the highest paid athlete in sports history. >>

congressman greene, given all your experience, how critical of a mistake was it for us to abandon bonhambase? >> well, thanks for having us on, laura. it was a huge mistake, the biggest mistakes in our nation's military history, but it was joe biden who made that decision. i know for a fact that the military advised him not to leave bagram. he said we are going to downsize to 600 marines, and the leadership told him "we can't hold bagram with 600 marines." he said "i don't care, go to 600." he arbitrarily picked a number out of the sky, and he cannot hold the base with 600, so they. this is joe biden and his incompetence that made that decision, and that decision is what cost those lives today. the perimeter around that base is a straight line. that's it. but out at bagram, you had kilometers of range that you could see the enemy coming, but not when it is just a street in the middle of an urban area. it is a horrible decision and 100% joe biden's -- and that is not the first line this guy has told, or i should say, he's totally disconnected from the truth, many, many other lies, and he

bonham brochard last year in san diego.year old ryan mayes, according to investigators, mays was assigned to the warship after dropping out of training to become a navy seal. he was described by some fellow passengers as a person who had disdained for the navy. the fire was started in a lower storage area and burned for more than four days. the navy decided to scrap the ship altogether after estimates to repair it ran up to $4 billion border patrol officers and health officials are at odds over what to do about the surge in migrants, particularly as covid. delta variant continues to spread as foxes. madeline rivera reports the number of migrants at the border reached its highest number in more than two decades. the fact the matter is from january through july. approximately 1.3 million people. have been apprehended coming into this country. without documentation, law enforcement officials at the southern border confronting a surge in migrants not seen in more than two decades. in a new court filing an apartment of homeland

his conversations with governor bonham in south carolina, trying to figure out how to navigate freemen from the north versus formerly enslaved men. and he had helped start a legal process to try the men they captured in charleston. but they ran into issues very quickly because the local courts didn't want to enter into this issue. they didn't feel that they had the jurisdiction over black soldiers. they were very nervous and he has hesitant about it. they didn't know if it should be a federal issue or i should say a federal government issue or state or not. they determined they could only deal with men they knew to be formerly enslaved. they put four men on trial, couldn't come to anything conclusive, and sent them back into the prisons. i think that really helped illuminate the complexity going on on the ground. that's not work i discovered myself either. that was another historian whose name i'm blanking out on. he wrote about this in the '80s. basically, you know, talking about some of the legal issues that confederate were confirming because they also had to make themselves seem le

the auction house bonhams, which is selling it, called it a "relic of one of the most important and well groups of four, the men managed to move it more than four metres along the tarmac in one minute and 13 seconds. they say they'll be applying for a guinness world record entry. london zoo has begun its annual animal weigh—in. zookeepers armed with clipboards and calculators are tallying the height, weight and size of animals — and many of the reluctant creatures have to be coaxed onto the scales with snacks. with at least 20,000 animals calling the zoo home, you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. we started the day with a little bit of mist and fog around, which is now starting to lift and clear away. things will continue to brighten up for the rest of the day. there will be a bit of sunshine and offer many of us today and things are looking largely dry, not completely dry, just the odd spot of drizzle coming out of the thick cloud, but we have high pressure still much in charge of the north of the uk, keeping weather fronts at bay bet