just destroy the compound. burn it to dust. attraction to that, that everyone kind of saw involved little risk. >> too big, too massive, it would have put a hole in the ground, a crater that no doubt a lot of people would have died. chris: the admiral offered another option, a team of navy seals or green berets. >> make it simple, fly from. point a to b . >> it was time for the pull national security council to weigh in. secretary of state hillary clinton was read into the operation. >> how serious was the getting at-this-point? >> i think everyone around that table realized that we were reaching a point where most important decision of the president of the united statesy it to that point of his presidency was about to be made. chris: he briefs president on option of special forces. >> seals and rangers on helicopters, fly for an hour, get off helicopter, put patrol to objective, you lockdown on the target, you call the bad guy out. >> president looks at mccraven, said, bill can you pull this off. >> i said, sir, i don't know,

at 2:00 p.m., the corolla returned t the compound at point number three.quently, multiple adult males were observed loading the truck of the vehicle -- the trunk of the vehicle with items assessed at the time to be explosives. before departing at 3:47 p.m. with four adult males heading north. at 4:11 p.m., the corolla returned to point number two and dropped off one adult male carrying a bag, and then continued on after driving near point number one, the colorless dropped off one adult male at point number five, roughly -- corolla dropped off one adult male a point number five, roughly 700 meters. the corolla dropped off its last passenger on the road at point number six. at 4:51 p.m., the corolla arrived at point number seven and backed into a compound that was approximaly three kilometers from the airport, which was the closest it came to the airport all day. we were very concerned that the vehicle could move quickly and be at the airport boundary in a matter of moments. by this time, we had observed the vehicle for about eight hours. in the compound, th

moving in the compound. this led to my initiation of an investigation within 24 hours of the strike. a comprehensive review of all the available footage and reporting on the matter. let us to a final conclusion that as many as 10 civilians were killed and the strike including up to 7 children. the time of the strike based upon all the intelligence and what was being afforded. i was confident that the strike had averted an imminent threat to our forces at the airport. based upon that assessment, i and other leaders in the apartment repeatedly asserted the validity of this strike. i'm here today to set the record straight and acknowledge our mistakes. i will in my remarks with the same notice sincere and profound condolences to the family and friends of those who died in this tragic strike. we are exploring the possibility of ex bratia payments. and i'll finish by saying we're on our forces. so we've been just listening there to san con, command, the general kennedy mackenzie, speaking about that us start dron

at 2:00 p.m., the corolla returned to the compound at point number three. subsequently, multiple adult males were observed loading the truck of the vehicle -- the trunk of the vehicle with items assessed at the time to be explosives. before departing at 3:47 p.m. with four adult males heading north. at four: 11 p.m., the corolla returned to point number two and dropped off one adult male carrying a bag, then continued north. after driving near point number one, the corolla dropped off one adult male on the road at point number five, which was roughly 700 meters north of point number one. at 4:39 p.m., the corolla dropped off its last passenger on the road at point number six. at 4:51 p.m., the corolla arrived at point number seven and backed into a compound that was approximately three kilometers from the airport, which was the closest it came to the airport all day. we were very concerned that the vehicle could move quickly and beat the airport boundary in a matter of moments. by this time, we had observed a vehicle for about eight hours. while in the comp

met with an adult male in the compound and received a bag from him. the corolla then departed the compound heading south and we followed the vehicle. at 9:05:00 a.m., they picked up a third mail carrying a bag at point two and continued south. 9:35, the corolla arrived at point three, which we know to include office of nutrition and international. at 11:19 a.m., three adult males unloaded bags and jugs from the trunk of the vehicle before departing the compound at 11:22:00 a.m. headed south. at this time, u.s. forces were notified of intelligence collection indicating a cell leader in kabul was dropping off supplies. at 12:11:00 p.m., they arrived at .4. at least two adult male objecting pants exited the vehicle in front of an office building before returning to the vehicle and departing 1:27 p.m., headed west and south. 2:00 p.m., the corolla returned to the compound at point three. subsequently, multiple adult males are observed loading the truck of the vehicle, the trunk of the vehicle, with items assessed at the time to be explosives. before depar

all three adult males entered the building on the compound. at 11:19 a.m., three adult males unloaded bags and jugs from the trunk of the vehicle before departing the compound at 11:22 a.m. heading south. at approximately this time, u.s. forces were notified of a sensitive intelligence collection indicating that an isis-k cell leader in kabul was dropping off supplies. at 12:11 p.m., the corolla arrived at point number 4. at least two adult males exited the vehicle in front of an office building before returning to the vehicle and departing at 1:27 p.m. heading west and then south. 2:00 p.m., the corolla returned to the compound at point number 3. subsequently multiple adult males were observed leading the trunk of the vehicle with items assessed at the time the be explosives. before departing at 3:47 p.m. with four adult males heading north. 4:07, the corolla dropped off one adult male carrying a bag and continued north. after driving near point number 1, the corolla dropped off one adult male at point number 5, which is several hundred meter

at 2:00 p.m., the corolla returned to the compounds at point number three. subsequently, multiple adult males were observed loading the trunk of the vehicle with items assess at the time to be explosives. before departing at 3:47 p.m. with four adult males heading north. at 4:11 p.m., the corolla returnereturn ed point number two and dropped off one adult male. at 4:39 p.m., the corolla dropped off last passenger on the road at point number six. at 4:r5 1 p.m., the corolla arrived at point number 7 and backed into a compounds that was approximately three kilometers from the airport, which was the closest it came to the airport all day. we were very concerned the vehicle could move quickly and beat the airport boundary in a matter of moments. by this time we observed the vehicle for about eight hours. the strike was exkupted at this time because the vehicle was stationary and the potential for civilian casualties. it struck the vehicle at 4:54 p.m. which produced an explosive ev event. it's my assessment that leaders on the ground and the strike cell had achi

they claim that they track this vehicle from a presumed isis compound, isis, k. compound, near capital, all the way to this residential district. just 3 kilometers away from capital international airport. where, of course, at the time of frantic evacuation was due on the way very frantic and with people's nerves frayed because everybody back when feared that there would be another terror attack. and the united states says that they surveilled this vehicle as it arrived in this residential neighborhood. they allegedly allegedly, according to witnesses, must have seen all the kids around the car as well as the, the owner of the man they believe, to be a nice suspect. carrying containers which turned out to be empty water containers to and from his car and what we had heard and up until now is a lot of mumbling and diversion on behalf of the state department. the pentagon, us grilled by senators and congressmen alike about this as striking about the

of course, that compound was built for visitors, next years world cup. but it has been used in the interim to house people playing afghanistan, and this really goes to show what's happened here today. just how crucial doctor has become when it comes to afghanistan, it is the main interlocutor with the color bond. we've seen a lot of hope, high profile visits from diplomats in the past couple of weeks coming to copper to think officials for their assistance the most prominent foreign dignitaries could pass through here just 2 days ago. you had us secretary of state anthony blinking and the us defense secretary, they met their counterparts. they had a press conference and they were full of praise for the properties. and they said on several occasions that day, that of all the countries that had helped during the evacuations, that no country had helped more than other in helping to facilitate the air lift of over 100000 people, the largest air, listen history. you've had over 58000 people here in the past few weeks through transited through copper. and now

effectively it is the compound _ how has this happened?the compound impact of- how has this happened? effectively it is the compound impact of lots i how has this happened? effectively it is the compound impact of lots of things happening, both on the demand side, so as using more as an economy, and also the supply side. we are recovering from the pandemic and the economy is bouncing back. we are using more energy to get manufacturing and transport going. also we are entering the winter period where we are beginning to put on heating in our homes, for example. you have the demand side increasing. from a supply—side standpoint, we have challenges, the weather has been calm, so things like wind generation on which the uk has become much more reliance, has dropped off quite materially. secondly, we tend to fill up our gas storage facilities over the summer and imports from russia that come to us through europe historically, have been more constrained over the summer so our gas storage tanks are effectively at lower levels than we would typica

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it has compounded at 9 percent per year. taking the same analysis, i said, i'm going to go on gold. gold done a better job of preserving you with the silver. i think silver will take off still . now, because i'm addicted to being right, i've been more, you know, on balance, probably 5050. i don't know. someone could make up my track record. the point is 10 years from now. the industrial demand for silvers project can be 80 percent of the market. and right now it's 50 percent market last year, max records silver purchases by institutions. good year silver market sells 122200 1000000 ounces of silver. the retail market 2020 was 200000000 ounces of silver. and the institutional side was 320000000 ounces of 520000000 ounces. so absolute record beyond belief. last year in 2020 in the market did go up. i think scott meter did what he said when he's a dab i was met in on world economic form in january and said his go to invest silver. i think to all 2020 he was buying. that's my conjecture. i can prove it. we have been on track abo

they released a video on social media showing their flag being raised at the governor's compound in panjshir province. the leader of the local resistance fighters has accused the west of allowing the taliban to advance. the families of the 298 people who died when a malaysian airliner was shot down over rebel—held eastern ukraine are testifying at a murder trial in the netherlands. three russians and one ukrainian national are accused of downing flight mh-i7, in 2014. a court in belarus has given lengthy prison sentences to two key opposition figures who lead protests against president lukashenko last year. judges found maria kolyes—nikova and maxeem znaak guilty of extremism and plotting to seize power. the us and the uk have condemned the sentencing. more than 9 million children in england,

had he been to a compound? or a house — strike. had he been to a compound? are _ strike. had he been to a compound? or a house that they are expected i strike. had he been to a compound? or a house that they are expected to be used by isys k? or a house that they are expected to be used by isys k?— be used by isys k? that's what they sa but we be used by isys k? that's what they say but we interviewed _ be used by isys k? that's what they say but we interviewed his - say but we interviewed his colleagues and we visited some of the colleagues in place that he visited that day and they insisted that this colleague that they have known since 2006 was not connected to isys comic is actually hoping to be resettled as refugee in the united states and had an active case of being sponsored by his company. later that day, there were rockets fired at the airport from a car that looked quite similar, it was a possible that they confuse the two vehicles? it possible that they confuse the two vehicles? . , possible that they confuse the two vehicles? ., , ., ., vehicles?

his family remained in the same compound from the very start and he moved into dr abdullah�*s compoundhey could closely co—ordinate, and it's been about four days or three days that the former president karzai has moved back to his own residence and his former guards are his current guards as well. so what you read in the paper was not entirely accurate. see, ijust wonder whether you're being a little bit naive. when you gave an interview to tolonews tv just a few days ago and you said, "i've met key taliban leaders, i see "that they are in pursuit of peace. "there's a big difference between the current taliban "and those who governed 20 years ago. "their attitude has changed entirely. "now they are open—minded." are you really sure about that? well, it's a close translation of what you did, but not exactly what you translated, but it's not the past one, two weeks that i've been engaging with taliban, i've been interacting with the taliban for the past three years. i was instrumental in organising some intra—afghan meetings with the taliban, whether it will be in moscow and also in doh

oh that's, that's the new compound. you know, the new new compound. you ordered what? it's in caliber territory. yeah, that's right. that's right. yeah. we, we, we, we thought it would be pretty cool. you know, pretty, pretty good give but and if you knew com valid taliban now where the calvin could could use it. pretty cool. we. we can never use that facility now. yeah, that's right. that's right sir. yeah. but on the bright side, the taliban have a new come back. the floors are like air conditioner. there's an infinity pool. it has it. yeah. well bama will bomb it. yeah. ok. then of course, there's a heroine trade and have dentist in it was basically 0 before we invaded. and by 2017, it has blown up to 9000 tons, producing 90 percent of the global heroine supply. and all the while the us was paying to fulfill it. tate in local farmers were given cash not to plant poppies, but frequently they would simply take the money and plant the crop. 8 elsewhere unbeknown to the americans. thus they were simultaneously getting paid to plant and paid not to plant. there were 3 da

this compound was built for the fee for world cup in 2022. but now it's filled with afghan children and adults volunteers and visitors, and has the feel of a neighborhood. some children here are unaccompanied, so their identities must be protected. but even though they're on their own, it doesn't stop them from connecting with others through sport and other activities . yeah, you're going to take her in apartment one 09 volunteers are helping children with arts and crafts. art therapy is one of the strategies that's helping them cope with their changing circumstances. it gives you something to do and you can kind of have a conversation around that. the goal is much more that basic needs for safety belonging, trust, those types of things, not dealing with specific, unique stories of trauma that these children have had. student volunteers also come in and out of the compound to play with the kids or just talk to them. her siena is one of them. she is a british afghan, national and a 2nd year student at northwestern university. and doha, we talk

this compound containing a mosque was closed. but we opened it because our african brothers wanted to pray. and for the occasion the 1st friday prayer was held yesterday. but there has been at the center of diplomatic efforts with the taliban, who are now in power enough harnessed on. and it was also closely involved in evacuating people from cobbled airport, one of the largest humanitarian evacuations in history. the united nations and fif appraised its involvement. it's impressive, it's amazing that cutter is doing this, and qatar has done so much from hosting the talks here for so long from helping now to build the lift for humanitarian supplies, to start going back into afghanistan. and for helping in many, many different ways to help resolve the conflict for the benefit of its people. the fact that this compound has been able to be transformed into a home for people from ganley's time for a transition period is something that, of course, fills out the joy of the united states and european countries also being to host refugee

of rise lynn or other compounds. years now, nick, there are a lot of compounds, a lot of chemistry that goes on. was he born with any malformations or health conditions that you're aware of. >> he has trance possession of the great vessels. they did an open heart surgery when he was three weeks old. this child has gone through so much surgery and poking that you and i will never see in our lifetime, and he's only 4 years old. he developed a stress ulcer at 2 1/2 years old. he bled from his rectum and from his abdomen for two solid weeks, just bled, poured right out of him from an ulcer at 2 1/2 years old. >> to other people he seems great. >> you physically look at him, you wouldn't know there's anything wrong. >> there's a patch on his hand. >> his heart was backwards. all the plumbing was backwards. >> the worst part about it is he's not done. >> a company spokesman for the holder of the trademark on the herbicide insists there's no pattern of birth defects in plants that manufacture or rise lynn, it's simply a mat

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but for now, here in this compound, that is death, misery, and memories of those who passed and people who are trying to rebuild their lives in the may have of what is going on and what happened to their family. well, it's been just over among since the town of unseen control of ghana, stan and some residents are beginning to return to their everyday lives. but it's come out, hide a report from kandahar the country faces a month and you can now make crisis where the market square, which is a main area of kandahar city, life fair. now review me and assembly solving no malice. the paper that we have been speaking to aren't gutted by the fact that they have seen bloodshed and was the 1st time there the rail hope that the people of gone is done may see a lasting solution to the conflict. as you can see, it did, life is usually the markets that old plan, people are going back to the trade of god at the back of their mind. they would be worried about the looming economic crisis. the fact that maybe i'm, if occasion from the drought, richard, we bring the country and man, danger dakota date.

and if possible, those who have remained in this compound one to leave a gun is done. there has been some. so talk about what is going to happen next in a gun to sign. but they say, regardless of what the future of, of by the son is. this was an attack which was carried out against them inside their own home. some of the children were actually around this car, and some of them were inside when the drawn struck them. we've been speaking to taliban leaders in the lead up to this acknowledgment by the united states. and they've been telling us that this was an act of aggression. the united states for 20 years has been killing innocent civilians, according to the taliban. and they say they have no agreement with the united states and incidents such as this. and their insistence on using eisen k as a pretext to attack of understand is not acceptable. and those countries who have intelligence about such terrorist activities in god is done should share it with taliban leaders. but for now, here in this compound, that is death, misery, and memories of those who passed and peop

the impact and month, so it is compounding the impactand many month, so it is compounding the impact covid surge in the country and people are feeling the pinch when it comes to getting these basics, and as a result we are seeing these quite drastic measures, and whether or not that'll work, that remains to seen, sally. it is good to hear about sri lanka. stay with us. finding inner peace, i talk to the boss of headspace about mental health issues in the workplace. this is bbc world news — the latest headlines. president biden remains defiant over the us evacuation from afghanistan — even though taliban militants are now back in control. in louisiana, millions of people are left without power as the hurricane ida a debate is going on in the us among politicians about who should be in charge of the us central bank. several progressive democrats have written a letter to president biden not to renew the term of federal reserve chair, jerome powell. one of the signatories is new york s representative alexandria 0casio—cortez — also known as aoc — who says this is a chance for the preside

but for now, here in this compound, that is death, misery, and memories of those who passed and people who are trying to rebuild their lives in the may have of what is going on. and what happened to their family. local african officials say that at least 3 people have been killed and 21. others injured after a vehicle belonging to taliban forces hit a roadside mine. it happened in july about in the eastern province longer. the biden administration is planning the mass deportation of thousands of haitian migrants from a border town in texas. most of the people are staying at a makeshift camp under a bridge in del rio, victoria gates and the reports. these are some of the more than $10000.00 migrants sleeping on the ground and desperate for food under a bridge in del rio, in southern texas. officials on both sides of the us, mexico border say most of the migrants of, from haiti, a more expected to arrive in the coming days. the mayor of del rio has described the situation as beyond surreal, and says the authorities are struggling to cope. the migrants are getting agitated . the border pa