this white toyota corolla as you talk about, i do not know how many white toyota corollas there are in, but it is a pretty common car. i did not know how much that narrows it down, significantly. and of course the sort of point-to-point intelligence, talking about this being near one of the compounds that an -- that they had identified as an isis-k stronghold. the massive secondary explosion, their "proof" that there was a bomb in the car, turns out to be hellfire missile ignited a propane tank that was parked behind it in the driveway of the compound where it pulled into, and that was the cause of the secondary explosion. some ways, you know, it shows you the real dangers of sort of, you know, paleo the logical thinking, trying to justy the end, interpreting in a way, and it does not add up the way they thought it. lewis: thanks for that, gary. gary o'donoghue in washington. still to come on bbc news, the rest of the day's international developments. stay with us. ♪ >> 30 hos after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have di

k would utilize a white toyota corolla as a key element in the next attack. because the compound that point number one was our strongest lead for the series of image attacks. we initiated an intense surveillance of the compound with as many as 6 am to 9 reapers on the morning of 29 august. at 8 52 am local time on 29 august, a white toyota corolla arrived to point number one. the compound we believed to be a key area of interest associated with imminent threats to the airport. 2 adult males exit of the vehicle met with an adult male in the compound, and received a bag from him. the corolla in the part of the compound heading south and we followed the vehicle. at 9 o 5 am. the toyota corolla picked up a 3rd adult mail carrying a bag at point number 2, and then continued south. at 935 the parole arrived at the compound point number 3 . ready which we now know to include an office of nutrition and education internation. in all 3 adult males in the vehicle entered the building on the compound. at 11 19 am, 3 adult males unloaded bags and jugs from the truck of th

the white toyota corolla arrived at point number one. the compound we believe to be a key area of interest associated with imminent threat to the airport. two adult males exited the vehicle, met with an adult male in the compound, and received a bag from him. the corolla had been in part of the compound heading south, and we followed the vehicle. at 9:05 a.m., the toyota corolla picked up a third adult male carrying a bag at point number two and then continued south. at 9:35, the corolla arrived at the compound at point number three, which we now know to include an office of nutrition and education international, and all three adult males in the vehicle entered the building on the compound. at 11:19 a.m., three adult males unloaded bags and jokes from the trunk of the vehicle before the -- before departing the compound at 11:02 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: 11:00 p.m., the cor

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 meters north of point number 1. at 4:39 p.m., the corolla dropped off its last passenger. at 4:51, the corolla backed into a compound that was three kilometers from the airport. which was the closest it came to the airport all day. we were concerned that the vehicle could move quickly and beat the airport boundary in moments. we observed the vehicle eight hours. while

there are thousands of white toyota corollas. there are times like this one where it goes tragically wrong. thoost where the procedures really need to be looked at in an effort to make sure this kind of stuff doesn't happen again. >> isn't this tragic exhibit a of how the complications going forward without people on the gr ground. general mckenzie got a question about the over the horizon capabilities. they are obviously fallible. how can they know this won't happen again in. >> he's asked about that. he took issue with that saying going forward, the operations will be carried out like the one that happened two days sprier against isis k targets. that was a better example saying that's an offensive operation. the one that took place in kabul was more of a defensive operation. he tried to split the difference there. it's obviously incredibly tragic . he was asked about whether he considered this to be an utter and abject failure. he said he would not qualify the entire operation in those terms. while they were apologizing saying

a white toyota corolla arrived at .1. the compound a key area of interest with imminent threats to the airport. two adult males exited the vehicle. 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

they said they tracked this particular white corolla for eight hours and it had been _ corolla for eight near— corolla for eight hours and it had been near and isis k compound. he said that _ been near and isis k compound. he said that they had miss interpreted and misunderstood what looked to them _ and misunderstood what looked to them like — and misunderstood what looked to them like loading explosives into them like loading explosives into the boot— them like loading explosives into the boot of the car. he says that turns _ the boot of the car. he says that turns out — the boot of the car. he says that turns out to _ the boot of the car. he says that turns out to have been bottles of water _ turns out to have been bottles of water going into the blue of the car rather— water going into the blue of the car rather than — water going into the blue of the car rather than bombs. and he said that the interpretation and the military after the — the interpretation and the military after the missile strike the car came — after the missile strike the car came a — after the missile strike the c

. >> reporter: mckenzie said that isis would use a white toyota cor corolla, said he said the corolla. we know he was a 43-year-old father of seven, and he had driven on the morning of august 29th to his office, a u.s.-based ngo, to pick up a laptop and water for his family. responsible returning home just before 5:00 p.m., that is when the strike happened. a fired missile tearing into his car killing him and nine of his family members. mckenzie pointed to the fact that there had just been a major attack at the kabul airport, saying that the context had to be taken into consideration. that suicide bombing leaving more than 170 afghans dead, as well as 13 american service members. all intelligence indicated that there was another imminent attack in the works. mckenzie rejected the allegations by a journalist on friday that ways as a complete and utter failure, insisting that that day, much of the intelligence was good. it is unclear whether anyone will be held responsible for this tragic mistake. mckenzie said that they are considering giving money to the family. alex marquardt, cnn at

one aspect you said is that there was a white toyota corolla. i'm sure you're aware, is there any car more common than a toyota corolla? >> it's a very common car. of course there were many other factors that went into that decision. >> according to the stars & stripes, roughly 90% of cars registered in afghanistan have been corollas. one of the of the things that me most on my reading and obviously you know more, the corolla was parked next to a u.s. registered calpurnia-based ngo that was delivering humanitarian assistance. i guess the question is, did the dod know about the ngo in advance of the strike? >> i would prefer, since it's under investigation, i would like to defer that question. >> i would hope that we can make sure going forward that our department will cross-check intelligence to make sure that aid organizations are on no strike lists. i assume that there is -- if there is an aid organization or hospital they are on no strike lists. >> as our mosques, often used as training sites as well. >> i believe our military goes through ex

and this aide worker just happened to be driving a toyota corolla.becomes suspicious to them. especially when they see him loading containers into his truck. they th thought they were explosives. when they ordered the strike. and after the investigation was done, those containers held water which he was bringing home to his family because his home was without running water. it was just the final debacle of the afghan war. >> brennan: you know, just this week, the deputy c.i.a. director told us they're tracking al-qaeda members moving back to afghanistan. so it raises the stakes on getting things right. there is a extensive discussion about the presidents involving afghanistan. the chief military advisor to the president said don't do it, don't do it this way. and general austin said the same thing to president biden and he dismissed it. >> he didn't dismiss it. he listened. they all give him credit for listening. but he just wasn't buying it. he just not believe that it was worth the candle to remain in afghanistan. remember, lloyd austin had seen th

but another thing he mentioned was a white toyota corolla was the information they were given. they had more information as well they might not be able to share, but white toyota corolla is basically like saying a black suv in america. there are white toyota corollas all over america and on top of that they were able to follow that car for over eight hours. how could they not have followed what was going on in that house for eight hours? so this was a grave failure of intelligence. >> thank you to you both. appreciate it. >>> all right, so just a couple hours ago the department of homeland security announcing a new plan to address the plight of more than 10,000 migrants packed under a bridge in del rio, texas. dhs planning to surge the area with border agents and attempt to either move individuals to processing locations or send them back to haiti, the country where most of these migrants came from. joining me now from del rio, texas, morgan chesky. how are things looking there on the ground today, and is there any word at this point how fast this new plan by the dhs could actu

the intelligence we learned today indicated there was a car, white toyota corolla they believed isisnext attack so they were tracking a white toyota corolla in the course of eight hours going from an area associated with isis today office of an ngo where they believed they saw men loading it with exposes. they now believe it was water. it was driven to a compound near the airport and there had just been an attack that left 13 american service members dead and a u.s. drone fired the held fire missile at 4:53 p.m. local team tearing into the car of a 43-year-old father killing him and nine others. you'll remember, erin, a couple days after the strike, mark milley called this a righteous strike and today i asked the head how they went from righteous strike to what we know in this tragedy. >> we used a statement about six hours after the strike acknowledging the possibility of civilian casualty ies so we kne from the beginning. i think we still thought we had good reason to take that strike and it took us gathering the facts to change that. >> mckenzie also rejengcted the dec description

was tracking a white toyota corolla that they believe was an isis operative, potentially leading to anotherafter the suicide bombing that killed 13 service members and hundreds of afghaghan civilians at the airp. it turns out white corollas are very common. >> this strike was taken in an earnest belief it would prevent an imminent threat to our forces and evacuees at the airport. but it was a mistake, and i off my sincere apology. as a combatant commander, i'm fully responsible for this strike and this tragic outcome. >> reporter: defense secretary lloyd austin announced he was conducting his own investigation including evaluation of the orders that went into this strike. we heard from general mckenzie as well yesterday who said there would potentially made to the families in compensation for this, but when he was pressed about this, he has acknowledged that the fact that the u.s. has no presence on the ground in afghanistan makes identifying the family and getting payments to them quite difficult. and here's the difficulty. now that the u.s. has no military presence on the ground in kabul,

natasha and zach, it was just seconds before that hellfire missile tore through that white toyota corolla that ahmedi was inside and killed nine others. the cia issued this warning. this was a military operation. the drone was controlled by the military. the strike was ordered by the military, but of course, you have intelligence services and in this case, the cia, working hand in glove with the military and what this does is really paint the picture of not only a fast-moving environment, but a miscommunication where the cia and it was, in fact, too late. when we heard from general mckenzie, he kept talking about the context of the situation, that lided to this mistake as h called it. we knew there was an attack at kabul international airport that left 170 afghans dead as well as 13 american service members and we knew there was an imminent attack and so there was intelligence. there was 60 different pieces of intelligence according to general mckenzie that indicated that an attack was imminent and one of the pieces of intelligence was that a white toyota corolla was involved. in the end,

. >> general mckenzie said they had intelligence that a white toyota corolla would be involved in an imminent isis attack. when they tracked the white toyota corolla of 43-year-old aid worker samarit ahmadi to the compound where he lived near the airport, that's when the strike happened. almost three weeks later the u.s. military apologizing, saying it's considering paying reparations to the family as it reviews how future strikes will be carried out. >>> manner while, hundreds of afghans who used to work with the u.s. are pleading with washington to not forget about them. many are stranded in the north with no way out of the country and they have no doubt the taliban will kill them if they stay. phil black spoke with one former translator who is not giving up hope that the u.s. will get him out. >> reporter: this man's says he has lived and worked almost two decades as a loyal ally of american efforts in afghanistan. now he is stranded, vulnerable, too scared to reveal his identity. we're calling him waqil. >> i'm afraid maybe they have some plan, if they not kill us now, maybe in a

the following day isis-k launched a rocket attack towards the airport from a toy coral ro corolla.s countered by the missile system. that same day the dead were buried. ten graves on a desolate hillside overlooking kabul, belonging to a family demanding answers and justice. now, rosemary, we are in touch with the family who are obviously struggling, not only grieving the loss of ten family members but they are also under threat. their safety is at risk because they have been associated with the terror network isis-k. now, zamariah was the breadwinner of the family. his brothers had previously worked for the former afghan government and for the military. and since the taliban takeover, they were unemployed. so this is another issue that they are having to deal with. and i think that it is really important to note, rosemary, that zamariah had applied for a p-2 visa to the united states through his californian based ngo which described him as the best local humanitarian they had ever known just days before the strike. this was a man who wanted to leave afghanistan and start a new life

military is convinced the intelligence that there were isis fighters in this white toyota corolla based on intelligence. neil? >> neil: this investigation does note apply to the first drone strike that took out a top isis-k operative. this did not apply to that attack, right? >> that's correct, neil. that drone strike happened prior. that was in nangarhar, eastern afghanistan. general mckenzie was bullish on that. he said it killed the intended targets. i asked him does notice having u.s. troops on the ground hurt the u.s. military's ability to launch the drone strikes and be successful. he wouldn't admit it. he said it would be challenging without troops on the ground. i asked him if they thought they had isis fighters and explosives, he said no u.s. troops on the ground were part of the package. part of it is this vehicle was driven by an aid worker and water was being loaded in the car. the problem is during a reaper drone orbiting high oververied, you see grainy video. what they thought were explosives were water jugs. the in. >> raleigh called it a tragic mistake and tike responsib

the following day, isis-k launched a rocket attack towards the airport from a toyota corolla.issile defense system. that same day, his family buried their dead. [ crying ] ten graves on a desolate hillside overlooking kabul, belonging to a family demanding answers and justice. >> reporter: jake, we are obviously in touch with the family who are suffering, not only are they grieving ten family members, but they're also scared for their safety. they've had to move house because of these links to the terrorist network isis-k. now, he was the breadwinner. he financially supported the entire family. his brothers used to work for the former afghan government and military. they are now unemployed in taliban-controlled afghanistan. i think it's really important to note that he threw his company, this california's based ngo and had applied for a p-2 visa to the united states just days before the drone strike. this is a man who wanted to flee afghanistan and start a new life. >> anna coren with a very sobering investigation, thank you so much for that, appreciate it. >>> one of the sena

the following day isis-c launched a rocket attack toward the airport from a toyota corolla.countered by the missile defense system. that same day zamarai's family buried their dead. ten graves on a desolate hillside overlooking kabul. belonging to a family demanding answers and justice. and john, we're obviously in touch with the family, who are clearly suffering. they've had to change houses because of this link to the terrorist network isis-k. i think it's also really important to note that zamarai had applied forever a p-2 visa fought united states for him and his family through his california-based ngo. this happened just days before the strike. this was a man whob wanted to flee afghanistan and start a new life in america. >> yeah. thank you, anna coren, there live for us in hong kong. well, they just keep on coming. days after testing long-range cruise missiles north korea has now fired two ballistic missiles as well. details ahead. have you ever sat here and wondered: "couldn't i do this from home?" with letsgetchecked, you can. it's virtual care with home health test

he said there had been intelligence there was a corolla isis may be using, plotting to strike at kabul again. this came just about three days after an attack at kabul airport killed 13 american service members and more than 150 afghans, wounding dozens of others as well so the u.s. military was already on edge. they were worried about a follow-on attack but they were clearly, now we know, following the wrong toyota corolla. and we should point out, that's a pretty common car there in kabul. that's important to point out. and they watched the wrong individual picking up and dropping off people, picking up of items and dropping off. one of the items, turned out what the military thought were potential explosives, it's now clear they were water canisters. one thing we heard in addition to the fact general milley called it a righteous strike, they were confident there had been a secondary explosion now it looks as if that was not actually explosives in the vehicle but it may have been some sort of propane tank or some other source of fuel near the vehicle at the time that caused the second

that morning of this attack, it white toyota could -- corolla pulled up to what the military believed say faust and pratt -- in fact the next day isis rockets were fired nearby. mckenzie provided this map to reporters. he said the military followed the car up and down those lines for six hours with six drones, watch the driver put drugs in the truck and park less than two miles from the airport. mckenzie's of the strike was not rushed rush, they chose it location he thought was isolate and even of the missile time to try to minimize civilian capital -- casualties. and yet despite all those safeguards with a thousand right target was the wrong one and they missed the fact that there was an entire family nearby. we now know the driver was 43-year-old -- was a 43-year-old, a longtime worker for u.s. funded a group. u.s. military says it is considering preparation. >> beyond tragedy. what does this say about the future of these kinds of air shot -- airstrikes? >> these are the so-called over the horizon airstrikes, counterterrorism airstrikes the u.s. has been talking about. mckenzie said

that morning, of this attack, a white toyota corolla pulled up to what the military believed was an isisou. in fact, the next day, there were isis rockets fired nearby. but back to the day, makenzie provided this map to reporters. he said the military followed the car all up and down those lines for six hours with six drones, watched the driver put jugs in the truck, and parked less than two miles from the airport. makenzie said the strike was not rushed. they chose a location they thought was isolated and even had the missile timed so it would go off inside the car to try and minimize civilian casualties. and, yet, despite all of those safeguards, what they thought was the right target was the wrong one, and they missed the fact there was an entire family nearby. we now know the driver was 43-year-old zamari amadi, a longtime worker for a u.s. funded aid group. the strike killed his children, nephews and nieces. and the u.s. is considering reparations for the family. >> this is beyond tragic. what does it say about the future of these kinds of air strikes. >> these are the so-called "ov

. >> general mckenzie said that they had intelligence that a white toyota corolla would be involved in an imminent isis attack. when they tracked the white corolla toyota worker of zemarai ahmaudi to the compound where he lived near the airport, that's when the strike happened. almost three weeks later, the u.s. military now apologizing and saying it's considering paying reparations to the family as it reviews how future strikes will be carried out. alex mar quarter, cnn, washington. >> and cnn's sam kiley reported from afghanistan during the u.s. withdrawal, so for the latest, he joins me now live from abu dhabi. the family of those killed in that strike, they told cnn they want justice. any chance they'll get it? i mean, this is far from the first deadly mistake like this that the u.s. military has made. any sense that there will be accountability this time? >> well, justice in the form of a prosecution, even an inquiry, certainly not a public inquiry. i think those opportunities are extremely slim to zero, effectively. the patent over the last 20 years, though, is that from nato, ki

>> i remember it was a beige toyota corolla. >> jimmy: a beige -- was it yours?me and they just sat me in jail for a day, a whole day, a whole night. said, hey, you have a decision to make, you can either start listening to us and go the right way or go the wrong way. after that day i kind of chilled out. true story. >> jimmy: this is when you were a kid? >> yes. >> jimmy: otherwise it wouldn't make a whole lot of sense that you stole a beige toyota corolla. [ laughter ] or, really, a beige car of any make and model. >> right. >> jimmy: is it true that you have expressed desire to date a woman named shaquille? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is? >> yes. no, i've met a few. >> jimmy: so you could yell out your own name during sex? [ laughter and applause ] all right, one more. >> shaquille! shaquille! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is it true that a middle eastern princess proposed marriage to you? >> yes. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did she give you a ring? >> no, she just came and we went on a date, but she was too -- way too aggressive for me. >> jimmy: well

did they play a role in identifying this white toyota corolla that you know of? >> possibly.s i've seen it before where someone has a thousand-year-old feud with someone else usually over a bride and tell' tell the american, there's the bad guys. i've gone into houses that were innocent because one of the neighbors told them. we need vetted sources on the ground and hopefully multiple. this would be brilliant for the taliban they didn't like the people because they worked for the americans. the father did. let's see if we can get the americans to kill them for us, knowing they beat us. charles: over the horizon, it sounds like the wizard of oz. can this be a way to conduct the policies that we need particularly as many are fearful that you're going to see a lot of terrorist organizations or, you know, come back together in afghanistan? >> well, these terrorists are smart, too, they're not going to pull like back in the day in huge training camps. they're going to do with hamas and hezbollah do all the time, they will have children with them as shields and hesitant to hit some

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military said it had intel that a white toyota corolla like his could be used in an isis attack.t's also one of the most popular vehicle makes and colors in kabul >> i'm here today to set the record straight and acknowledge our mistakes >> reporter: now in control of afghanistan, the taliban may be showing their true colors and women are back on the streets protesting after public schools restarted but no high school for girls the taliban say the lock-out is temporary while they work out logistics to separate boys and girls. but most female government employees are also being told to stay home for the same reason. >> richard joining me here in the studio president biden will speak before the un tomorrow he will likely defend u.s. handling in afghanistan. what are your thoughts? >> good to be here, first of all. but this is a big speech his credibility is on the line because so far he hasn't really acknowledged any mistakes he said that everything, more or less, went according to plan. maybe it got a little messy toward the end much of the world thought very differently. they saw

newsom did address the corolla fire situation while he was in oakland yesterday. he says more action is needed to combat the threat of climate change. >> we've got to recognize that we are experiencing extremes extreme weather conditions that are precipitated these fires in creating fire conditions, likes of which we've never seen in our lifetimes in. so we'll deal situation like as we do here in california, express these wildfires. but we have to deal with the sustainable responsibility to continue to lead on climate change and that is our resolve and commitment a back seat to no one in this country in terms. >> bipartisan oversight hearing is set to be scheduled or rescheduled. sometime later in the fall or winter. in the east bay. parents of a student castro valley are outraged. they claim their 12 year-old was beaten up by another student at canyon middle school. the parents are now demanding answers from school district officials kron four's michelle kingston has that story for us. >> hunched are right in the face knocked around grabbed a big chunk of her hai

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the pentagon says the intelligence it received about an impending isis attack using a white toyota corolla, a car common in kabul, was wrong. it comes after a "new york times" investigation raised questions about whether the u.s. actually hit an isis target, including this video showing one of the victims, 43-year-old zemari ahmadi, an engineer who worked for a u.s. aid group, putting water canisters, not bombs inside his white toyota before the drone strike the defense secretary has ordered a review a defense official told us it could lead to someone being fired for this deadly mistake. lester >> courtney kube, thank you. >>> now to an international feud hitting a boiling point tonight. france has suddenly recalled its ambassadors to both the u.s. and australia in a spat over nuclear submarines andrea mitchell joins us andrea, what's this fight all about? >> reporter: lester, this is an unprecedented breach between france and the u.s., the kind of diplomatic slap washington expects from vladimir putin, but never from america's oldest a the administration's decision to sell nuclear-powered

this is all that remains of the toyota corolla that the americans tracked for hours, as they convincedongly, was an islamic state bomber — had just driven it home from his work with an american aid organisation. the survivors have moved out. after their terrible loss, they want compensation and resettlement in a safe country. this was america�*s last act of war before it pulled out of afghanistan, and the decision to fire the missile smacks of panic. and what a legacy. it isn�*t necessarily the parting shot of the americans, because they still have the capacity to hit targets from the air. the us relies increasingly on drones. across the road, the neighbours are still traumatised by what they heard and saw. parisa said, "there was an explosion, i picked up brain and human flesh from the ground." america�*s latest deadly blunder shows how dangerous its drone strategy can be for civilians. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kabul. in the last few minutes, the kent spitfires have been crowned cricket�*s t20 blast champions. they beat sussex in the semi—finals, before going on to defeat somerset in t

television, no news absolutely nothing then i come back september 1st and this year i had comedian adam corolla who will catch me up on what i missed and it will be my fifth year doing it. i did it almost as a joke but what i've realized over the years of doing it, it gives me peace and sanity and a little bit of space to reset. we are all in this matrix constantly and i don't think we have to be. i think it is making most of us pretty miserable. so there are ways to escape it. if you can do a month, how about a weekend, saturday. a saturday. most people could try that. >> isn't there a withdrawal factor that plays into that? >> i'm sorry could you repeat that? >> is under a withdrawal factor that plays into that going off the grid in a sense? >> there absolutely is a withdrawal factor. the first few days my hands go into my pocket like where's my phone. you get these random buzzes and you wonder what did i miss or what is the big news thing happened and i didn't get to comment or tweet about it or whatever video i was going to watch, it's not there whatever it might be. in all the years i've d

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so venezuela and corolla via gross violation against the principle of non violation noodle, and only difference in the internal affairs of several nations. and that runs counter to the for august with the security council and the declaration of the general secretary, when you listed results in that susan, we are also seeing attempts to disrupt the un century care, hold or down and attempt to rewrite the history of world war to you and nature countries. so she did not want to support the general assembly resolution as to the need to stop the glorification of knowledge. and they also reject attempts to contend the practice of dis, withdrawing the monuments to the saviors of europe from the brown playing this game . some of the attempts to impose rules based audra against paintings instead of international law can also create the so called block a policy. new division lies between the west and other nations. and such arbitrary rules can be you so used in, within the western camp when someone becomes too independent. that is the position of many media in the world on and off to the dispa

at about eight monday night at the corner firm site in cambridge police say the driver of a toyota corolla blew through a stop sign t. boning bianchi's gmc pickup truck. the suspect was arrested i learned that police are investigating whether some kind of a dispute near high street in oakland led to a chase into alameda ending in the crash this surveillance video. toyota after the crash you can see a dodge closely tailing the toyota it's terrible- definitely hits home i'm a parent myself- it's tragic the impact not the truck into rex smith's home you can hear me just shifting the gears when they hit here they're hit ninety a hundred miles an hour right from my house we've complained and we said that and now that happens at least once twice a week alameda is trying to reduce and eliminate traffic deaths as part of its vision zero strategy. this map so some of the high injury corridors in alameda firm site boulevard we're bianchi died is among them he needs to be punished. he needs to be. he needs to be in jail for life i've learned of a suspect in custody is thirty three year old jose herna

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there's the saying you, the corolla attributed you profit mohammed the readings be fall times they're represented, divides guidance, some times from the job. and sometimes they are about the conflict of daily living impact to them. this applies practically to women in afghanistan. encouraged in the past, you leave out that dream. we flush the human beings that i'll be told by the college, this amount to nothing more, but the panic possession. who was the count on in this time of a truly existential struggle? well, to discuss it now, joined kabul by what was the rash, executive director of athens, women, fields, development center, mr. osh. it's a great personal and professional privilege for me to talk to you. thank you very much for being available. thank you for having me. your show, i really appreciate it. thanks. i know that you had a chance to travel to the united states this summer, and yet you chose to return to your country. you have got a sign of their time with thousands and thousands of your country. men and women are desperately trying to please. why did you make that deci