that's the talk come crossing. and that means that taliban now controls all of that kind of stones major border post.

i5 trying to cross into europe through greece. , , , , , trying to cross into europe through greece.eople? _ greece. is this widely supported by the greek people? it _ greece. is this widely supported by the greek people? it is _ greece. is this widely supported by the greek people? it is widely - the greek people? it is widely supported. — the greek people? it is widely supported. i _ the greek people? it is widely supported, i would _ the greek people? it is widely supported, i would say, - the greek people? it is widely - supported, iwould say, especially supported, i would say, especially after last year, february 2020 when thousands of refugees and migrants attempted to cross in large numbers from turkey's land border after turkish president erdogan said the borders were open. so people tried to come through greece to move further into the european union. following those events, that's what sped up the completion of this border which was already announced, but this made it faster. to reinforce the existing border and to complete an even reinforced steel fence across this zone wh

usually 3,000 people crossing at once. it looks like we have about 1,000. 45 seconds to cross.finally crossed. there you have it. you look around. you see all the big advertisements. hopefully you can see my hot pink shirt here. miky will join me. there's experience of the shibuya crossing in japan. oh, yeah, we have some olympic headlines to get to. let's talk about volleyball. al partner april ross, they've been rolling here in japan and they did it again today. they beat switzerland. usa now advances to the gold medal match. alex klineman in tears. tears of joy after the match, chatting with her family. take a look. >> we love you! >> you want to say anything to your family? >> it's going to make me cry but i love you guys and thanks for cheering. >> there you go. and you know it's been pretty cool. so many years, we've had kerri walsh jennings winning in beach volleyball and now alix klineman on the verge of a gold medal. we're talking about the heat. it is so hot that the women's soccer tournament, the gold medal match is tomorrow. both teams have watched the governing bod

there are so many people who live in, in the border crossing points. we are trying to read as many houses modal houses as we can to sort of put people in a better situation. we have a special center in, in our country. and y'all, nevada, that deals with people who are already on the integration programs and they know how to teach the kids. they know how to treat the families they, they have this experience, but they do not have a capacity to locate them. so we're increasing the capacity and as soon as we do it in a couple of weeks, we will shift people from, from the places where they are. we are trying to arrange interpreters because the very big problem is that people are, we have no documents. so we need to identify them to sort of register them to know who they are, what are their special features and what we can do about it. but at the same time, the government has decided to not let anyone enter anymore right at the moment since the beginning of august, people have been pushed back. more than 1000 people have been sent back from the border. what

this river was turned into a makeshift border crossing. it separates venezuela from columbia to sing or follow me? look or some other. i'm going to some moment just a few hours ago, a small stretch of rocks linked to the 2 short together. because this passage, every day, the money i'm going to switch up can most commonly let something entirely consistent with wrong. well, i do want you to listen solomon and i never got a lot from the year to do that. but i wonder if we don't get i know what the the poconos and say the contraband of choices fuel 25 year old and the rest traffic's gas across the border. andrea doesn't know which side of the border he comes from. he's nick named laurel. the parrot because he is very talkative. loda is an experienced traffic, a young fellow for the last. got cnu that up at all. yeah, forget about it. they went to look at those anyway in the us. the other one is that the hardy, is he go, marlo gaze, yet these are joining the roger every day laura and his accomplices make the round trip to venezuela. but today t

by crossing had they can reach the venezuela buddha. while i'm waiting to leave me carlos and his cousin are meeting the venezuelan accomplices. you will be arriving with containers filled with fuel, granite doors and i got here for those kind of a light to see me. again carlos film from a distance, he's worried he hasn't told the other traffickers that we are with him. he also just found out that there are soldiers patrolling the area using gestures. he explains that the police could shoot at us once we arrive at the meeting point, carlos worries that it was a mistake to bring us. what i think i want to send him a go i guess. but what i me i what we side in the bushes, but we don't have to wait long. 20 minutes later, a few silhouettes appear at the edge of the cliff. first 5, then 10, then 20, then 30. all these men nervous and exhausted. they have taken huge risk to deliver this fuel. oh yes. yeah. really. yeah. i think this is the only thing with them because you know, the only way as well. i well i is telling me that someone is i s

the last to be seized was the crossing . i told him, it's one of the largest gateways between afghanistan and pakistan. for many cobble apple, it is becoming the only escape route, but few have the resources to actually use it off the days of rapid gains by the taliban cobble is now the only major city under government control fleeing afghans have been heading there in search of refuge with a capital became the last government strong haul after the fall of gyla by the large city in the east. because map now 26, so i've counted stands 34 provincial capitals are under taliban control. these provinces are highlighted in grey and the arm group is also claiming another cobble, as you can see, is largely encircled. we have 2 correspondence following developments. come on. hi, that will tell us more about the border crossing with pakistan. but 1st, charlotte malice joins us live from cobble. so now for the 1st time we have the bond world 1st time in decades we have a ton of on taking control of a part of cobble province. that must

when the refugee is actually cross, when they're allowed to actually cross into something like august on, there's like marcus, on what we want to see, or basic reception will be granted refugee status. and they will be given access to services, the right to work the right to get education right to get health care. so the basic necessities of life. now that's going to be definitely a challenge in some of these countries. some of signed the refugee convention are bound by law to national to do so. others have not. the key thing is going to be assistance going to those countries from western donors and other large donors, to make sure that they can help share the responsibility for protecting these folks . in addition, it will be important that refugees can be resettled out of focused on iran, 2 countries in europe and the united states. so they can do their furniture on are thousands of afghans who've been living in india. fears are demanding that the asylum claims be fast. tracked, but the numbers are set to grow as the indian government onto the new visa category for people who are fl

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my mom i was over there is still another, feels to cross. the group is now out of the soldier range. the venezuela traffic has begun to transfer the fuel to the columbia county the, you know, the some individuals wont even able to afford plastic containers carried the the bundle that i bought it over for someone like that in. and i know that i got yes yes, yes, i thought, oh yeah, that honestly, i don't believe it's the carrier and $11.00 per trip of food in today's venezuela for me i'm but i'm, i don't like that, but i'm, i'm like, oh man, oh mother, i'm black, oh me with the local leader medical mom in drop us. yeah, yeah. i'm in se, floyd. yeah. you know, the, the food, the crisis brew counts and venezuela, all of these young people had a bright future anymore. but she did that allows us to hi, dan and i still have my little now the only thing with learning is resourcefulness. and it's not without risk. becoming annoyed, she ended up going to an end. but i would pop up on, you know, what i would not get along the meal down a little while

you crossed the susquehanna and the delaware and we have eight photographs of one of those crossings. why were rivers and bridges so fascinating? neil: this is the 1930's bridge that goes over the susquehanna, which is carrying the lincoln highway, which was built around that time or sort of established around that time. those are the footings for what was actually a series of bridges, including some of the footings for the civil war era bridge which they set on fire so the confederate forces cannot get across the susquehanna. the other bridge is highway 30. in the old days, the susquehanna, which is one of the oldest rivers in the world, was the ultimate frontier. it was difficult to cross, getting across it meant you were in a different place. these kind of river crossings were of huge importance and people would wait for days for a ferry to take them across. now we just lays over these bridges. i spent some time there. actually we went swimming in the river. it was rather cold. i felt i had to take a dip on easter sunday. i felt this reverence every time i got to these big rivers,

that's the talk come crossing. and that means that taliban now controls all of that kind of stones, major border pose. before all of that, just a few hours before the groups fight has seized a hugely important commercial hub and government bastion that is missouri sharif. giving the taliban control, complete control of the north of going to stun. cobble itself is not dangerously within reach of the group. more from charlotte bellis in council. for him is the most important border crossing that the government had been clinging onto the main supply route, chicago. most goods come and go from pakistan from talking and then through those provinces, lockman and then go into cobble. and the taliban had taken both of those provinces and the crossing which puts cobble and a very difficult position in terms of getting supplies in and out. we understand that government forces flayed to come crossing around midnight and then they were not sure where they went to, but they abandoned the posts and then the telephone and now cla

that's one of the guns will also stop crossing lithuania and brussels. have made agreements with that because mainly iraqis were crossing in the 1st place to stop the direct flight school men. but nobody knows how long that's going to take. so at the moment the influx has decreased, but tensions actually saw in the report at that border region where people are literally stuck between the 2 countries is still there. and the dire situation, the human italian situation of these migrants and asylum seekers here on the camp where people also provisionally are based now in times in a country that's totally not prepared for this influx is very bad. the red cross is also concerned about lithuania, violating international convention on the refugees, because they're pushing people back into battles into a very unsafe situation as well. so the situation is still unfolding and the on predictability of lucas and gus. it's concerning. everyone here steadfast and the rocky city of cut of allies, marking the 1st day of our surer a shim than religious holiday. people hav

you crossed the susquehanna and the delaware and we have eight photographs of one of those crossings.hy were rivers and bridges so fascinating? neil: this is the 1930's bridge that goes over the susquehanna, which is carrying the lincoln highway, which was built around that time or sort of established around that time. those are the footings for what was actually a series of bridges, including some of the footings for the civil war era bridge which they set on fire so the confederate forces cannot get across the susquehanna. the other bridge is highway 30. in the old days, the susquehanna, which is one of the oldest rivers in the world, was the ultimate frontier. it was difficult to cross, getting across it meant you were in a different place. these kind of river crossings were of huge importance and people would wait for days for a ferry to take them across. now we just lays over these bridges. i spent some time there. actually we went swimming in the river. it was rather cold. i felt i had to take a dip on easter sunday. i felt this reverence every time i got to these big rivers, be

more than 212000 people tried to cross in july alone. as a 13 percent increase from june, phil macallan, phil laval rather is in macallan, texas, with more on the crisis. this is the migrant front line in texas. it's called 10 city. they're the lucky ones. if you can call them that, who have not been immediately deported, awaiting a hearing and crowded conditions, but in the us at last. and that's what matters. the smiles say at all and come in the way the travel here was very stressful. the city of macallan is a gateway to a new life of people like elsa. she left guatemala, left at 2 sons, made it through mexico and smuggled herself and her daughter across the border. i went on, but i was hungry. i walked for 18 hours. officials decided she can stay to plead a case, so she's taking a bus to florida. now me or i have a friend and she's going to take me in and help me find a job there. so i can give more to my kids, because there is nothing in guatemala for me. there is no job. there is nothing for them. i want them to have a better life

so crossing and neighboring pakistan, $20000.00 people will be shown on spin. bolduc crossing on the faster they only those parties don't residency people, medical treatments are being loaded. iraq is hosting a regional some. it's aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the middle east. it's also hoping for improve time is between saudi arabia and iran, which both representatives at the meeting lebanon's economic crisis and the war in yemen are also on the agenda for this participation is regarded by the iraqi people as a message of support and solidarity by the brothers, neighbors, and partners. this conference is held during critical and historic circumstances reflecting a need from a mentor for iraq's endeavors to strengthen its foreign relations on the basis of cooperation, solidarity mutual understanding, internal relations and common interests. most of the word has the latest form back does the leaders of the stake holders spoke of and called me the prime minister of the iraqi government. and all of them have stressed on the fact that iraq should not 10 loan facing get t

they haven't managed to take to come crossing get, which is the biggest border crossing and how calm resupplied for the most part through us. but taking the border crossings and certainly help the telephone with, with revenue and, and controlling the borders and, and the road certainly. i mean, when i took the rural areas, i've managed to take a lot of the roads and it's very difficult now for the government to resupply. massage rafe is now on the sea just in case of like a city in afghanistan because they've taken a lot of these provinces. and then last week and the north that city in the north is now just an island of government territory to get in the not to resupply and to hold that city. they have to send in plain seem to helicopters, they flew in hundreds of special forces last night. we understand president gone. he also flew there this morning to get a boat to the morale and tries to hold that city. but incredibly difficult if you can't take and munitions and personnel by roads, we've got a reinvigorated diplomatic situation going on here in the country capital dough. we've g

at this border crossing for one week. and we'll be here until we're allowed to go on the truck to go back and forth, trying to earn a living in this area. for humanitarian reasons, the soldiers have not been stopping them, but they've been carrying cigarettes and other things that they've been trying to smuggle across the border and make a quick buck. people have been seeing the desperate, not just to cross into focus on for safety, but because they have tribal ties on either side of the line which divides the 2 countries. and they want to visit their families. they want to go and meet people who are sick and who passed away, but so far, if they don't have the right documentation, they're not going to be allowed inside bucket. moving on and palestinians and garza have been again protesting at the border with israel and follows the killing of a 32 year old palestinian manned by israeli forces on the weekend. one israeli police officer was also injured from us, and other groups and gaza are trying to renew pressure on israe

border crossing for one week. and we'll be here until we're allowed to go and go back and forth, trying to earn a living in this area for humanitarian reasons, the soldiers have not been stopping them, but they've been carrying cigarettes and other things that they've been trying to smuggle across the border and make a quick buck. people have been thing, the desperate not just to cross into august on for safety. but because they have tribal ties on either side of the line which divides the country. and they want to visit their family. they want to go and meet people who are sick and who passed away, but so far is they don't have the right documentation. they're not going to be allowed inside. focused on reading on and the u. s. vice president has accused china of bullying. it's southeast asian neighbors come la harris directed the criticism towards beijing. while meeting the vietnamese president and 100 harris's and vietnam, as part of a tool aimed at countering china's growing influence in the region. country has

if i, this is the main border crossing between the 2 countries for trade and for people. as you can see, taliban fighters are manning all the border posts across the country with neighboring countries, including central agents, states, market fun and iran. and these fighters have been telling us that they are allowing everyone to cross the border. now the problem here, as you can see, hundreds of people have been gathering every day since double came through the control of the taliban. on august the 15th. and these people have been trying to get inside pockets on the funny authority say that they will only allow people who have the right documentation to make sure that no extremist element, no terrorist groups are no infiltration of budget funds. and dick need, they said my family and kids are crossing package, john and we have been waiting at this border crossing for one week and will be here until were allowed to go on the truck to go back and forth, trying to earn a living in this area for humanitarian reasons, the soldiers have not been stopping them, but they've been

he was awarded the distinguished service cross and the distinguished navy cross.e of the heroes, didn't last too long in france. just a couple of days in combat. >> wow. >> i talk a lot about new englanders because of the 26th division, yankee division and new england national guard and also to let people -- to remind people that it was not just the u.s. marine corps fighting in this area. now having said that, sometimes there were marines that came from massachusetts so he was a new englander. actually a marine, secretary lult thomas ashley, young guy, you know in, his mid-20s. he was actually killed pretty early in the battle for hill 142. he was a member of the 5th regiment marine, the regiment that took what is essentially the northern part of the battlefield at belleau wood. essentially the half that is still managed by the abmc, primarily the 5th regiment. he never would have seen belleau wood, at least not close up, because he didn't live long enough to get there, but he was -- he was killed in taking out one of the german machine guns there on hill 142, so

airports killed a suicide bomber the attack last at least 12 people dead, including children nights, cross law to charlotte balice. now he joins us in kabul. charlotte, let's start with this morning's walk. it's attack on the airport. what war can you tell us? well, there's still no claim of responsibility about who conducted this attack and we still don't have any reports of any casualties. but i can tell you that around 645 this morning, we heard i was woken up by the sea ram and he miss our system is quite a distinctive, thunderous sound reverberating across. cobble as this michelle system interested in rockets, we understand that they were fired from the trunk of the car, about 4 kilometers to the west of the end of the runway of cobbler. if will fight in that direction, residents told us that they, they had 5 rockets, one had a building, and then we understand now that another actually got inside the perimeter, but did not do any damage. and the american saying it is not interrupted their mission. they're evacuations, they carry on. there is still the 17th coming and going from the ai

of calamity because of the amount of people that are crossing this part of the country. and that's why there's hundreds of people that are being friend. good. we know that only 200 people were allowed to cross, but they sold over a 1000 tickets only for today. and more people are expected to arrive. we're seeing lots of children of pregnant women. many of them are telling us to be brought the little savings they had are now running out of money because they have to pay for food. they have to pay for a hotel or a place to sleep because they kind of stay here. we're just talking to a mother, for example, that she explained to us. but her 10 month old baby has their ria that she's concerned about the situation that they're in right now, because you already spent all that money that she brought here, the foreign ministers from columbia and time i met today in order to try to find a solution to the ongoing crisis there. now back on monday, they'll be having an operational meeting. the objective is to try to implement a safe passage towards panama and later on the rest of cent

so it will prevent illegal crossings. but criminal groups may still find a way to smuggle migrants and refugees across the border. experts say any migration away anywhere near turkey turns it in term migrant. 3 both will not be chosen. the we need to classify whether irregular migration is due to economic reasons or asylum seeking. we must find a similar migration deal with iran, as we signed with the e. you around must be supported to as a, has a border with afghanistan. and it's all about success is expected to trigger a new way of, of migration from afghanistan by the end of august butcher. during such sudden migrations, we expect people to flee to neighboring countries. we hear from the newcomers that iran is not willing to host such a migrant group, and they do not stop afghans from crossing to turkey, but encouraged them. this stud lock may create more human trafficking and more human misery. sienna console, the al jazeera van turkey. if you appear to guy in rebels, have seized control of the ancient town of labella

they have rubber boots to make the crossing. they say they just need to be allowed to get on the boat so that they continue with what they face a search for a new life. 3rd of all, thank you very much indeed. still to come on engineer this news out more than $3000000.00 vaccinations in 6 days. find a dash that's non vicious, covered 19 target. it's enough to get on top of a delta variance spread. the 20th anniversary, the $911.00 attacks approaches, we talked to families who still demanding answers and took care proposed to pass the limbic flag to paris. we'll hear how the french planning for more cost effective games. ah hello, great to see you this weekend. let's start with an update on the wildfires. this is in scope yet north macedonia. recently the government declared a crisis for the next 30 days in terms of those temperatures in the balkans. 38 degrees for scope for your temperatures are coming up. next i want to take you to greece and turkey. there are more than $100.00 wildfires burning across greece. temperatures have

she crosses the line. her 16th gold medal takes _ write... she crosses the line. gold medal takes a level with swimmer chris kenny in terms of goals but she is already britain's most successful paralympian. she rode bikes as our —— ben watson rode bikes as a hobby until the last paralympics. a glorious day for british cycling. the story goes on, winning a road race and she will have won more golds than any british paralympian. it seems as inevitable as the taking of the clock. a brilliant day for watson and sarah storey. there was more success on tuesday in tokyo for paralympics

july was the busiest month for illegal border crossings in 21 years.rossed the u.s./mexico border. most were apprehended. ed lavandera live in texas. but, you know, this surge is going through the roof at a time when they normally go down because it's so hot. what's going on? >> reporter: it's troubling. republicans, you know v been critical of the biden administration for months in the way the administration is handling the immigration crisis along the southern border. while the biden administration has been saying, look, it's trying to rebuild an immigration system dismantled by the trump administration and trying to rebuild in a more humane way, but these new figures won't help this raging debate. the number of migrants crossing the southern border has reached a monthly rate unseen in about two decades. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas calls the situation unprecedented. >> we're facing a serious challenge at the southern border made more acute and more difficult because of the covid-19 pandemic. >> reporter: the spike is unusual at thi

and it is a very dangerous crossing.horities to take these migrants back. the eu is being reported in the newspaper that they are scuppering this because it does not want france doing bilateral deals with the uk on return of migrants or asylum—seekers, it wants to manage that process itself and it is not being responsive so it looks like in the post—brexit shenanigans, this is a casualty of that. in the meantime, a lot of people are putting their lives at risk by crossing the channel dangerously and we have a serious problem here which needs to be dealt with urgently. ok. needs to be dealt with urgently. ok, let's move on. _ needs to be dealt with urgently. ok, let's move on, the sunday times, i robot surgeon is being touted as a possible way to deal with big waiting bus during the pandemic. they have been using robots a lot, looking quickly in the story for prostate cancer operations. and also bladder and kidneys, so down below so to speak robots are used quite a lot but what we have been resistant to partly because of

they live on the telecom board of cross and come on. thank you. the french president, see by the way, macro says talks have started with the taliban to protect and repent treats africa, nationals who are at risk after the cheese they deadline to leave. france on the u . k. will ask the united nations to work towards a safe, soon and cobble to protect humanitarian operations and push it convinced this is a project that we will carry on with. i think that it is completely feasible, frances job and all that of its partners is to do everything to achieve the security of humanitarian operations. if it is within this framework that we are bringing this resolution project to the un security council, i have hope that it will have a favorable outcome. i cannot see who could oppose enabling the safety of humanitarian operations. let's bring you some other news now, and at least one person has been killed asked one of the biggest stones in recent years. hurricane ida hit the u. s. gulf coast strong when the says not type power of the entire city on new orlea

wednesday, my family and kids are crossing pakistan and we have been waiting at the sport of crossing for one week and will be here until we are allowed to go of the truck to go back and forth, trying to earn a living in this area for humanitarian reasons, the soldiers have not been stopping them, but they've been carrying cigarettes and other things that they've been trying to smuggle across the border and make a quick buck. and people have been seeing the desperate not just to cross into focus on for safety, but because they have tribal ties on either side of the line. which device is the 2 countries. and they want to visit their families. they want to go and meet people who ride the 2nd, who passed away, but so far, if they don't have the right documentation, they're not going to be allowed inside bucket still has an alta 0 fuel those appointment vacancies and get a vaccine. australians are urged to get vaccinated again. covered 19 is the government struggles to contain an outbreak and a toxic relationship. we look at how organized crime groups have turned romania into europe. some

wednesday, my family and kids are cross in pakistan and we have been waiting at the sport crossing for one week and will be here until we are allowed to go. and the trucks go back and forth, trying to earn a living in this area. for humanitarian reasons, the soldiers have not been stopping them, but they've been carrying cigarettes and other things that they've been trying to smuggle across the border and make a quick buck. people have been seeing the desperate, not just to cross into focus on for safety. but because they have tribal ties on either side of the line and which device is the country and they want to visit their families, they want to go and meet people who are sick and who passed away. but so far, if they don't have the right documentation, they're not going to be allowed inside bucket thousands. if i've gone seeking safety abroad after the taliban takeover are demanding clear resettlement terms, they say they've been facing uncertainty after arriving and neighboring countries have name at all met some of them in new delhi. we're outside the united nations high commission

so when, when the refugees actually cross, when they're allowed to actually cross like partisan, could like knock on what we want to see, or basic reception will be granted refugee status. and we will be given access to services, the right to work the right to get education right to get health care. so the basic necessities of life. now that's going to be definitely a challenge and some of these countries, some of signed the refugee convention, are bound by multitude national to do so. others have not. the key thing is going to be a systems going to those countries from western donors and other large donors to make sure that they can help share the responsibility for, for taking the so on. in addition, it will be important that refugees can be resettled out of focused on the 12 countries in europe and the united states. so they can do their furniture. what complications the pandemic haven't all events? one thing the panoramic is actually had a chemist and incredibly hard right now inside i've got them was a drought high food insecurity. in addition to the conflict and the pandemic, and

there's red cross workers as well as firefighters. and they've set up this road block to make sure that the only people able to get in and out of the fire zone beyond me, just beyond the court. and there are essential personnel, no one else. now people can drop off a relief and food and water for people that need it here, but no one is being allowed inside, not residential, not people living. there are not people with businesses there, and that is simply for their own safety. and you can see why if you look up, what point the camera just to the hillside, the hill country up there, the foothills of the part neetha mountain. there is still smoke rising from fires that are still ongoing. helicopters are still dropping water in those areas in the government here, the prime minister has made it clear that at the moment there is a premium on human life. let's hear what is some of what he had to rebuild. all of the priority of these last few days has been 1st and foremost the protection of human life. and so we must protect property. we are

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they're not allowed to cross.ever if you are illegal and you are doing criminal acts you're allowed to come in and stay here regardless of covid. elizabeth: okay. in south america peru is calling lambda variant the alpha dog of covid. you know what is striking? a former homeland security secretary is saying under obama saying the unvaccinated should be on a no-fly list like terrorists then we see what is happening at the border. it is striking. now the biden administration is talking about demanding vaccine passports for foreign travelers but this is happening. move on to this. we were showing a full screen before u.s. court sentence ad chinese national for 7 years in prison for his role in a international drug trafficking scheme. that exploded at border. a massive illicit drug and financial network spans the world and operating at the border with china doing the money laundering. >> it is a complete domino effect. when you send the message that lawlessness is okay, and all the undocumented individuals are enterin

the 2nd there is it's all about inflation at the door from crossing. he says the countries, new rulers have restored peace and did lawlessness. but between professions like engineers and dr. leaving many are convinced where he's at the border to greet his families, returning from the sun. he also wants to go to the united states. no one can have to. i need the damn thing because every one has has the expedient. the 31 go to my previous year before. no, no one can. no one can. i also really don't testimony. the united nation fears up to half a 1000000 people could leave a gun on in the next few days and be the box on the officials on this side of the board to say that they're already hosting millions of africans and further in flux . but further post challenges, not just for aid, for security as well. there are 222-5000 people who cross every day anyways, and many without documentation which is something focused on has been agitating against as asked again and again for the international community to help men the border after the gun army withered away

what crossings between the 2 countries. i still hold off on the focus on the bond or t, t, p, and alti the off shoots. all operate from this mountain range. here is a wanted t t p commander, but ties to either by cosigning efficient is asked of 1000 to hand him over when he was arrested in 2015 but were denied. now he's free off the taliban. empty jails ever took over. we're going to need our fight against pakistan will continue until we establish it as an, as like states will not spare the dollar dependence soldiers and politicians security forces told out 0 do i some cells have been dismantled in the last few days. they reportedly came from but a, just like discipline in advanced on a route historically used by british and us forces. that's now under dollar bond control recently, it's been home 2 major groups. soldiers here who've lost colleague say they need to see proof of the dollar bonds promises to ensure peace and then to have gone territory being used to attack pakistan. some a majority of era hyper border and c'mo

it's time to $65.00 jewelry and red cross present. told media a 1000 people have been injured and more than 600 families left him. this just intruder has condemned. china's sentencing of a canadian businessman to 11 years in prison for espionage, kind of his prime ministers as the rudy against michael spago is absolutely unacceptable and has called for his immediate release 3 new ports from beijing. the verdict sentencing canadian, michael spafford to 11 years in prison was delivered behind closed doors in a courtroom in the northeast in chinese city of dun don't. the city had been home to the businessman, who organized tools to north korea until he was detained in december 2018 and charged with sharing state secrets. from the canadian diplomat, michael harvard was also arrested and charged with spying. both men were tried in march after more than 2 years in detention. savage sentence was condemned by kennedy's ambassador to china. we've maintained from the beginning that michael stiver and michael covert are being detained, arbitrari

thanks for everything the american red cross does.how is the red cross preparing to respond to this storm? it sounds like it is going to be awful. >> it does, wolf. i tell you, we have been preparing for this the last week or so. by this afternoon, we'll have more than 500 red cross responders spread across several states to make sure we are prepared to shelter and provide a safe place for folks. in louisiana alone, we plan to open dozens of shelters, sheltering more than 10,000 people should they need a safe place to ride out the storm. we have prepositioned products, cots, blankets, comfort kits, and truckloads of that arriving in these locations to make sure shelter locations are stocked and ready to take care of folks that need us most to ride out the storm in a safe and secure place. >> let's hope it happens. as you know, you know better than i do, there were 14 million people in the storm's path now. what should they be doing now to brace for the hurricane, this category four landfall? >> i think the new orleans mayor had it rig

legally through points of entry and they have the legal documents to do so and not allowed to crosso the u.s. and help the economy, those individuals come for couple hours in a couple days and they go back, they're not allowed to cross, if you are illegal and are doing criminal acts, you're allowed to come in and stay here regardless of covid. elizabeth: when south america piru is calling the land of the land variant alpha dog of covid we have for motor homeland security secretary saying under obama say then vaccinate a should be on the no-fly list like terrorist but then we see with happening at the border, it's just striking in the biden administration is talking about demanding more from vaccine passport for foreign travelers but then this is happening, let's move on to this of full-screen u.s. federal court sentenced a chinese national to seven years in prison for his role in international drug trafficking scheme, that's exploded at the border, it's a massive illicit drug expand the world and operating at the southern border whichnd on china during the money laundering. >> it's

the talk i'm crossing was closed on sunday after being seized by the taliban. ca hunter is there and sent us this update. this is day 0 line that they're white. one it's done from budget on. as you can see, the dollar bon flag is now flying. where the flag was flying a few days ago, a few days ago, the national army said that they were defend this border crossing at all costs. but the dollar bond to get go, well, we're down fighting a chart. then our control, there's major logistical supply line. and do an honest on ag, we have seen that a number of truck from the side have been allowed to cross over carrying fresh vegetables and fruit budgets on the trucks are also beginning to move. it is expected that within the next 48 hours, the border will be fully open. budget has already said it has no favorites and honest on and will deal with anyone who kept to the people. the buckets on the foreign minister had been meeting the one leaders stressing the importance of a peaceful resolution. 31 conflict. but this is indeed a historic moment. it is after 20 years that the taliban have been ab