the taliban's current leader could be in line to be the emir.ad has been carried out under his leadership over the past 20 years. no one can ignore his re. if this was to happen, that may lead to related power structures. one scenario has an emir in kandahar, father prime minister works out of kabul. -- while the prime minister works out of kabul. >> one will be t emirate based in kandahar. the other one will be the government, the executive, based in the capital of kabul. that is the likely scenario. there will be a csular, maybe a couple of consuls. one will be advising the emir and they will be something similar to parliament sitting in kabul. there are different scenarios. an important point is the taliban is talking to other politicians that were part of the previous government. the name will change. it is clear the name has been the islamic republic of afghanistan. whether the republic part will be replaced with the state of afghanistan, islamic state, for islamic emirate. it will be clear in the next few days. russ: another update on this

he's been granted political asylum in the united arab emirates. the head of the red cross has called on other aid groups to return to afghanistan to address the humanitarian crisis. victor morris says the world bank should be unlocking funds to support the country's lapsing health care system. afghanistan has plunged into crisis after the taliban seized power, marking an end to billions of dollars of foreign aid. >> i believe the crisis is so deep, so long-lasting, and the needs are so short, medium and long-term that no one single country should bear the responsibility to help. it's the collective responsibility of the international community. lauren:lauren: the west african block has suspended guinea after sunday's military coup. regional leaders have demanded they release him from custody. a high-level delegation will be sent to guinea's capital thursday. the country's army has released political detainees held by the opposed government and promised to set up a transitional authority. >> in the case of guinea, today we are seeing measures being

i derby between arsenal and spurs at the emirates-— the emirates. understand what it means, the history between the two clubs and what is this rivalry where it is coming from and what it means emotionally to all of our supporters. and you have to play that game with a slightly different skin, because there is a little bit more at stake. in skin, because there is a little bit more at stake.— more at stake. in the scottish premier league, _ more at stake. in the scottish premier league, st _ more at stake. in the scottish premier league, st mirren i more at stake. in the scottish i premier league, st mirren came behind from behind to beat aberdeen 3- behind from behind to beat aberdeen 3— two and the visitors had led to — one, but after there was a sending off, st mirren scored twice, with the winner coming from marcus fraser's cross. the goalkeeper missed it. there are 23 o'clock kickoffs. struggling celtic are at home to dundee united and it is currently a draw and both place hibernian are hosting stjohnstone, currently goalless in that one. in the

our aim is to accept the islamic emirate. you can see | the islamic emirate.amic and we accept that. i demand from the taliban is to make space for the women in the cabinet. 0ur islamic rites should be implemented. this 35-year-old _ rites should be implemented. this 35-year-old is _ rites should be implemented. this 35-year-old is a _ rites should be implemented. this 35—year—old is a university professor and journalist. the presence of the international community for the last 20 years was good for you personally? ii we community for the last 20 years was good for you personally?— good for you personally? if we talk personally. — good for you personally? if we talk personally. yes- — good for you personally? if we talk personally. yes- i _ good for you personally? if we talk personally, yes. i am _ good for you personally? if we talk personally, yes. i am a _ good for you personally? if we talk personally, yes. i am a professor. personally, yes. i am a professor now and i work with media. but thinking about afghanistan, about our country, about our people, we

but life is like in the emirate. >> there are four dead bodies laying here.re is a note that says, these men are kidnappers, anyone who wants to do the same, this will be their punishment. laura: showing their bravery outside of competition. simone biles leads the elite gymnasts who blast the u.s. authorities for failing to investigate the abusive team dr., larry nassar. >> i blame there -- larry nassar, and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. ur the name is not on the ballot, as russians get ready to vote, we meet the opposition figures who have been barred from running. plus, theronauts making history. how four civilians are hoping to spend three days orbiting the earth. ♪ laura: welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. it has been a month since the taliban swept in afghanistan, declaring the country an islamic emirate. the u.s. and its allies airlifted more than 120 thousand ople out of the airport in chaotic scenes. over the u.s. military finally withdrew. the americans are gone, and life in afghanista

intelligence help presents to be a 1700000 dollar sign for working as mercenary hackers, united arab emirates, and california and booth, or whether it's a recall democratic government, gavin use and 46 people running to replace it. ah, prime minister ariel re sacked the chief prosecutor once and charged over the murder of president juvenile movies. the chief prosecutor had also asked immigration agents to bar the prime minister from leaving the country. president william was assassinated in july and court documents say own re was called twice in the years after his death. one of the main suspects will. michael de birds is an author and journalist is covered hazy from 25 years. he says there's a lot of skepticism in haiti about how the investigation is. the president this is being handled is an extremely convoluted state of affairs. as you mentioned, the president murdered now a little over 2 months ago. and it's quite clear from the circumstance that certainly his inner security was compromised, essentially to, to be assassinated by, by allegedly, by mercenary, and what it's been swelling aro

operative secretes pay a $1700000.00 fine for working as mercenary hackers from the united arab emirates of california and so on. whether to recall democratic government, gavin use and has 46 people running to replace it. ah. but 1st, prime ministers, fax, the chief prosecutor after he asked the judge to charge the premier as a suspect in the merger of president jovan and luis. the chief prosecutor had also asked immigration agents to bar area a long re from leaving the country. president morris was assassinated in july in court documents say the prime minister was twice in the hours after his death by one of the main suspects. or michael divers is an author and journalist, whose covered hazy forms 25 years is leases booth is called hasty will not perish. joyce's note from philadelphia, this is a rather extraordinary story, and rather extraordinary turn of events with the prime minister himself. no implication in this and what exactly is going on in haiti is an extremely convoluted state of affairs. i mean, as you mentioned, the president ordered now little over 2 months ago, and it's qu

their elusive leader may be declared leader of an islamic emirate. new pictures of some of the final u.s. troops to be withdrawn from afghanistan the focus now is on wt they have left behind. anchor: refugee agencies in the u.s. are working to resettle thousands of afghans. some republicans in congress a the u.s. should not let into many afghan refugees. a pentagon briefing today addressed these concerns. >> some of these courageous afghans fought alongside us. they and their families have more than earned their places in the land of the free and the home of the brave. anchor: a congressman has been working for months to get afghan intelligent to safety. i talked to him a short time ago. you were one of the very first in congress to cl for this. now that thousands are stranded, what should the biden administration do? >> it almost too late at this point. that is why months before the evacuation took place, i was pleading with the ministries and to get them out. all american citizens and allies. we are beyond the deadline. many found it difficult to g

over 8000 fans came to the emirates and what a show they got.ed on by a lively home crowd, did not take long for arsenal to take the lead. clinical, precise. chelsea had plenty of chances, but struggled to find the equaliser until cuthbert�*s strike on the stroke of half—time had them level. success breeds confidence and arsenal were full of it. beth mead and needing no assistance with this one. there is no var in wsl, lucky fur mead. chelsea stunned but only for a moment. cuthbert perfectly picked out harder. chelsea had a last glimmer of hope as they held on for the win. that is what it means, beating the champions in the first match, not a bad way to start the season. the final game of the opening weekend saw brighton beat west ham 2—0. also games in the scottish women's premier league. last season's champions glasgow city started their campaign with a 6—0 thrashing of motherwell. what a final day we have to look forward to in the fourth test between england and india. england are pursuing a record run chase of 368 and they've made a good sta

. >> the islamic emirate announced general amnesty for all those who caused the taliban fighters to sufferhe most severe forms of torture and abuse, and this is evidence of the movement's big heart. no one will be able to prove that he was subjected to revenge, and in such tense circumstances, it is easy to do what you want. we've not harmed anyone because of their previous actions. >> officials in ethiopia say 120 civilians have been killed in a massacre. the tigre and the people's liberation front is being accused of the killings, but they deny that. morocco says just over 50% of eligible voters turned out to choose members of parliament and regional councils. preliminary results are expected at any time. the election comes during an economic crisis deepened by the pandemic. the west african bloc has suspended guinea after sunday's military coup. regional leaders demanded that the military rulers release the president from custody. the economic community of west african states will send a high-level delegation to guinea's capital. the world health organization is again urging wealthy cou

. >> the islamic emirate of afghanistan has decided on a cabinet to be constituted to take care of governmentffairs. there will be a department which will oveook the functions of me ministries are yeto be finalized. deserving candidates will be sought and appointed. mark: let's get the reaction of our correspondent in kabul, who now of course is based in toronto. great to see you. thank you for joining us. the taliban government, is it fair to say no surprises? >> well, it is made from taliban leaders. the taliban have brought hardliners, people who were on the u.n. sanction list, wanted by the u.s. government, for example. the taliban have also not included any position for women. they got rid of the ministry of women affairs and replaced it with their notorious enforcer, the promotion of virtue. it is not an inclusive government that everyone was looking for. a lot of these figures have been brought into the finance ministry, to the ministry of economy, they are people that don't have the skills to run those ministries. we will see how the world will react to that. we will also see how the

we report from afghanistan's fourth largest city. >> crossing into the islamic emirate, a cargo trainbekistan. this is now controlled. the taliban not even havtheir own stamps. one hour's away, the city. on the surface, life appears as normal, but many are suffering with a shortage of cash in banks. this was the blue mosque, the city's cultural heart, shortly before the taliban took over last month. now, the group have allocated separate visiting times for men and women. some are not still coming and they have seen significantly fewer than before. my host here is a leading local taliban figure. >> your critics would say you are killing off the cultural life in this country. >> [speaking foreign language] >> why do you need to change the culture, what is wrong with the culture that was already here? everyone i muslim. >> [speaking foreign language] >> we just came out of the blue mosque and saw a crowd gathered in this into center. we made our way to the middle of it and there are four dead bodies laid out here. one of them has a note on top that says these men were kidnappers. anyone

crossing into the islamic emirate, a cargo train from uzbekistan. this is now passport control.ur's drive away, the city of mazar—i—sharif. on the surface, life appears to be continuing as normal, though many are suffering, with a shortage of cash in banks. this was the blue mosque, the city's cultural heart, shortly before the taliban takeover last month. now the group have allocated separate visiting times for men and women. some are still coming, but there seem significantly fewer than before. my host here is a leading local taliban figure. your critics would say you are killing off the cultural life in this country. and why do you need to change the culture? what's wrong about the culture that was already here? everyone was muslim. we literallyjust came out of the blue mosque and saw a crowd gathered in the city centre. we made our way to the middle of it and there are four dead bodies laid out here. one of them has a note on top of it saying, "these men were kidnappers — anyone who wants to do the same, this is going to be their punishment." all around me, there is a huge c

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we nighted arab emirates, us justice department says the men of the great pay near the $1700000.00 to result charges effect 2 states have continued his testimony by chaotic control courses for my grandson, season control, the senate foreign relations committee. alternative to withdraw was continuing to fight the taliban has promised to distribute more than a 1000000000 dollars of age directly to africa and we needed. the money was raised that you and donors conference and monday of canister is heavily reliance and external help the tolerance, takeover, sight and fears of economic collapse. nor do we assure the international community that we are pleased to hear about the pledge committed to afghanistan. at the same time we promise on our part. but all the relief faith reached those that deserve it . it's our responsibility to hand out the really fade to all africans all across the country. well, here's what we know about the money that's being pledged to help us canister on the u. s. said it's providing nearly $64000000.00 in humanitarian assistance. francis said it will contribute 11

crossing into the islamic emirate, a cargo train from uzbekistan. this is now passport control. continuing as normal, though many are suffering, with a shortage of cash in banks. this was the blue mosque, the city's cultural heart, shortly before the taliban takeover last month. now the group have allocated separate visiting times for men and women. some are still coming, but there seem significantly fewer than before. my host here is a leading local taliban figure. your critics would say you are killing off the cultural life in this country. and why do you need to change the culture? what's wrong about the culture that was already here? everyone was muslim... we literallyjust came out of the blue mosque and saw a crowd gathered in the city centre. we made our way to the middle of it and there are four dead bodies laid out here. one of them has a note on top of it saying, "these men were kidnappers — anyone who wants to do the same, this is going to be their punishment." all around me, there is a huge crowd of people trying to push their way forward to have a look at the site. a

hit next month t 20 will. camp in the united arab emirates would accept sally, but we have a good record in the u. a. and especially in t 20. i've kenneth's dance team is a specialist team and i'm confident we will have good results. but there has been controversy in the lead up russia. hong i've got to sounds most famous cricketer was announced as the captain for the upcoming 2 minutes later. he issued a statement, stepping down from the row. he will not be attending the camp here in cobble. they have also been concerns over female players and telephone official told a streaming media that women would not play cricket as it was not necessary. oh, streaming cricket responded by threatening not to play the means team. the taliban has since backtracked saying they can play if they were a jab, nor female cricket player would come in to al jazeera collette you. the unusual with the, when the news came out, there was some misunderstanding. there is a new government you have can stand for one and a half months when everything gets normal. decisions will be made about women also . but there are

former intelligence and military three officials after they admitted to helping the united arab emiratesbuild a hacking program. the hackers, who provided the services without an export license, are also accused of stealing personal identifying information and developing a hacking tool that is able to infect a mobile device without the user having to click on anything the justice department has filed an emergency motion urging a federal judge to temporarily block texas' near-total ban on abortions. the doj last week sued texas over the law, which went into effect september 1. the legislation bars abortions around six weeks into a pregnancy, without an exception for rape or incest, and allows anyone in texas to sue patients, medical workers, or even a patient's family or friends who "aid and abet" an abortion. meanwhile, reproductive rights advocates led a protest outside the maryland homof supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, one of five conservative justices who refused to halt the texas law. a group of senate democrats introduced new voting rights legislation tuesday after reaching a

we are in abu dhabi under restricted movement by the emirates who have been treating us more or lesshan-americans, most of whom are u.s. citizens and green card holders, we rescued them from kabul airport and got them to abu dhabi. our follow-on flight was approved, came here, was ready to go, was ultimately tkhraoeud landing clearance in the united states. and as a result we got stuck here. we've been here for almost two days and have been trying to get out. >> okay. so there was an arrangement, that's why the uae let you in, that the flight would go on to the u.s. but that has since been suspended. who are you talking to? how are you getting around this, if at all? >> we're talking to anybody and everybody. we've engaged congressional leaders, policymakers, our donors, anybody and everybody. the reality is that you're exactly right. the agreement that was made and the understanding that was made between us and the emirates and also the u.s. government and the emirates, to a lesser degree, was that it's okay to use the uae to evacuate americans and others provided that they don't re

, my us intelligence operatives agreed to pay a $1700000.00 fine for working for the united arab emirates and haiti's prime minister. in fact, the country's chief prosecutor who once in charge of the july destination apartment, governor more use the democratic governor of the us state of california has defeated an attempt to remove him from office. in a recall election, the republican led push to hold a vote was filled by anger of i've got a new some handling of the corona virus pandemic. it's in the 4th election of its kind in us history. but robert knows join us live now from beverly hills, rob, so california and have not rejected efforts to remove governor gavin newsom talk us through the results so far. well the result so far, darren indicate a very sweeping victory for gavin newsome with many of the counties and jurisdictions around the state heavily voting no on recall. and so he has already given a speech, a very short speech, thanking the voters, saying he's humbled. also calling out what he called, the spirit of trump ism, that remains throughout the society in the united states

prosperity and apologize to the afghans he's been brought in political asylum in the united arab emirates, the head of the red cross, as called on other a groups to return to f kennestone to dress the worsening humanitarian crisis, then they to morrow says the world bank should be unlocking funds to support the countries collapsing health care system. i've kind of song as plunged further into crisis. so to be taliban seized power, mocking an end to billions of dollars a for an aid. to believe that the crisis enough time today is so deep, so long lasting and the needs are so short, medium, and long term that no one single country should bear the responsibility to help. it's a collective responsibility of the international community. ah, the west african block echo us has suspended guinea off to sundays military coup. regional leaders of also demanded the military route as release president, faculty from custody. the economic community of west african states will send a high level delegation to guineas capital comment create on thursday. the country's army has released political detainees h

but toler, arkansas was crowned the emir of 33 cabinet appointments with her son of whom the leadership council received the top job of acting prime minister surgeon. had connie is now the acting interior minister despite being on the us terra watch list, the $10000000.00 bounty on his head. and william qu, the son of taliban found a wolf, omar has become acting defense minister serrano watches from a distance. it's his 1st day as a telephone flag seller. he doesn't know the leaders, but has heard the names. he had noted the cabinet was all taliban members with nor women. the w l. a majority said that there are a few seats left in the are going to appoint more people and god willing it will be an inclusive government of the promise. sen, inclusive government. but the majority of acting ministers and the deputies are pattern, meaning has our communities like this one have no representation? it is lived many in this neighbourhood feeling sidelined. i heard this much, much better than that. obviously. i don't know why, but the renew has already. i didn't see any his hours that don't care,

the working at packets for the united arab emirates, hold close in california, decisive post on the weather to keep the democratic governor for austin. upon taking office, president biden immediately faced the choice between ending war or escalating the us secretary of state defense, the american military pull out from us again. it's dawn and faced his criticism again that a congress here ah, prime minister ariel already had the chief prosecutor who once in charge of the murder of the president of anomalies chief prosecutor, had also asked immigration agents to bar the prime minister from leaving the country. president, my east was assassinated in july and court documents se already was called twice in the hours after his death by one of the main suspects. miko dba as an author and journalist who's covered have almost 25 years. he says, there's a lot of skepticism about how the investigation into the president's death is being handled. is an extremely convoluted state of affairs. as you mentioned, the president's murdered now little over 2 months ago. and it's quite clear from the circumsta

intelligence operatives have admitted providing sophisticated hacking technology to the united arab emirates. the us justice department says the men have agreed to pay nearly $1700000.00 in fines to avoid prosecution. they must also cut all ties with any u, a intelligence or law enforcement agencies. the men are accused of conducting hacking operations for the you a while working as managers at a firm in the gold state. it's alleged the illegally access protected computer systems in the us and elsewhere. mike, hannah has moved from washington dc with details provided by the justice department in papers delivered in court. the investigators contend that the 3 operated essentially as a hackers for the u. e over a period of time they had to computers around the world. but importantly, also computers within the united states, including those of american citizens. but, and this is the interesting point. it appears that the prosecutors have accepted a plea bargain. they say that the charges against the 3 will be dropped if they continue to cooperate fully. if they pay a penalty of some $1700000.00

their elusive leader, mullah hibatullah, may well be declared leader of an islamic emirate.w pictures of some of the final us troops to be withdrawn from afghanistan, the focus now is on what they've left behind. secunder kermani, bbc news, kabul. live to kabul and our chief international correspondent lyse doucet. the taliban and talk about an inclusive government, how inclusive will that be in your view?— will that be in your view? there is the magical _ will that be in your view? there is the magical word _ will that be in your view? there is the magical word of— will that be in your view? there is the magical word of inclusive, - will that be in your view? there is the magical word of inclusive, it l will that be in your view? there is| the magicalword of inclusive, it is the magical word of inclusive, it is being used by afghanistan's neighbours to put pressure on the taliban, to share some of the power so they don't have absolute control, but in pure political terms, the taliban have come to power, much more quickly than even they expected, and they now control more te

ashraf ghani apologises to the people of afghanistan, after fleeing to take refuge in the united arab emiratesain's teenage tennis sensation emma raducanu prepares for the semi—finals of the us open. good morning. boats carrying people across the channel from france could be turned back at sea, in new tactics authorised by the home secretary, priti patel. the move is set to be opposed by the french authorities, who describe it as dangerous, and a breach of maritime law. more than 12,600 migrants have made thejourney across the channel this year, with 1,500 people having crossed so far this week. injuly, the uk struck a deal with france to pay £54 million to pay for extra action such as doubling the number of coast patrols. simonjones reports. more than 1,500 migrants have reached the uk by boat this week alone. britain says the numbers are unacceptable — france, unsatisfactory. a meeting between the home secretary and her french counterpart, gerald darmanin, yesterday was described as constructive, but failed to agree new measures to prevent the crossings. now priti patel plans to use so—calle

defiant. >> ( translated ): in the last 20 years we, the women, have we not only ask the islamic emirate but also all of the international community, especially women from other countries around the world, to support us. >> reporter: but in a sign of kabul's new normal, the taliban broke up t protest with force, including tear gas for the pbs newshour, i'm ali rogin. >> yang: back in this country, federal unemployment aid put in place last year to ease covid's economic shock expired on this labor day, ending a financial lifeline for nearly nine million americans. meanwhile, president biden marked the day by delivering sndwiches to thank union members in his home state of delaware. the united states topped 40- million covid-19 infections today, as the delta variant spreads. more than 100,000 hospital beds are filled nationwide, with u.s. hospitalizations at their highest rate since january, before vaccines were widely availabl. meanwhile, in the hardest-hit provinces of italy, the pandemic has lowered the life expectancy for men by more than four years. we'll have more on the pandemic rig

but then, the islamic emirate decided that it was necessary that for some time, their work must stop. then, we only allowed those females whom we needed. i mean, for jobs which males couldn't do or which is not a man's job. >> so the future is certainly uncertain for all afghans under taliban rule. in camps, the displaced -- in camps for displaced around kabul, conditions are crowded and unsanitary. and in the rest of the capital, the economic crisis is clear. nic robertson reports from kabul. >> reporter: on kabul's fringes, families displaced by fighting, abandoned by their new taliban islamic emirate government. literally, just getting out of the car coming into the camp. people are surround us. they want to know how we can help them and this is is how bad the camp it. human feces along the wall here. just awful conditions. the taliban have won the war. but their problems running the country are piling up. >> it's the smell that hits you, first. people literally forced to go to the toilet right next to their tents where they are cooking. how many people in this camp here? 500 famil

what you're looking at, the islamic emirates of the taliban, the government they're about to declare, i spoke to one afghan leader today that said make no mistake, what is being reported in the news is wrong. he's not in the taliban. he said there's no talks. they're declaring their government and it does not include anybody else but them. this emirate is the basis, the foundation of the caliphate that osama bin laden and al-quaida flew those planes to the world trade center for. this is the whole purpose. we're handing to al-quaida and the taliban and all the other islamic terrorists that share al-quaida's ideology, the greatest victory that they have ever known. they're celebrating it from beirut to jerusalem, to the philippines to the islamic state in nigeria and west africa. this is the greatest defeat of the world's super power that anybody has ever seen. what they have achieved -- this is what is different. when we lost battles and wars before, it was with dignity and it was with honor. but in this war, it's with shame and it is drench in the blood of betrayal. we're isolated on

afghanistan with the taliban announcing a new interim government on tuesday and clothing at an islamic emirateanwhile protesters have been taking to the streets and kabul objecting to the support pakistan is to the taliban. this is the biggest challenge to the taliban authority have seen so far and it is not coming from a militia force, it is coming from peaceful protesters from both women and men. the situation across the country remains highly volatile which has led to several viewers contacting us with concerns like this articulated recently by lindsay... one of the senior staff overseeing the bbc presence in afghanistan is jamie angus senior control of news output. nice to have un the studio. i am surely viewers appreciated. how safe are bbc in afghanistan? it is a very dangerous place and it is nice to hear the concerns about audience but the bbc is a news organisation used to operating a difficult and dangerous situations and we have a whole structure in place, high—risk teams and support for correspondence to mean me minimise the risk to the safest possible level and re—evaluate for eac

intelligence operatives have admitted providing sophisticated to hacking technology to the united arab emirates. the men agreed to pay in any $1700000.00 in fines to avoid prosecution. they're accused of conducting hacking operations for the u. a while working as managers at a firm in the go face both and close in the us state of california, recall election to decide the fate of governor govern, newsome, the republican lead pushed to hold a vote was fuel by anger, of a new some handling of the current of virus pandemic. critics also blame him for high taxes, rise in crimes and a surge in homelessness. rob reynolds has more now from beverly hills. there have been no reports of any problems. any irregularities, any polling places that had to shut down because of technical problems or anything like that, so it does appear to be going quite smoothly. now, bear in mind that while today is the last day and voting is now officially over the recall election has really been going on for weeks. the california sent out ballots to every single registered eligible voter. and many of those people return them

crossing into the islamic emirate, a cargo train from uzbekistan. this is now passport control. the surface, life appears to be continuing as normal, though many are suffering with a shortage of cash in banks. this was the blue mosque, the city's cultural heart, shortly before the taliban takeover last month. now the group have allocated separate visiting times for men and women. some are still coming, but there seem significantly fewer than before. my host here is a leading local taliban figure. your critics would say you are killing off the cultural life in this country. and why do you need to change the culture? what's wrong about the culture that was already here? everyone was muslim... we literallyjust came out of the blue mosque and saw a crowd gathered in the city centre. we made our way to the middle of it and there are four dead bodies laid out here. one of them has a note on top of it saying, "these men were kidnappers — anyone who wants to do the same, this is going to be their punishment." all around me, is a huge crowd of people trying to push their way forward to h

they are still waiting and still hoping. 0ur demand from the islamic emirate is to activate the schools schools and for students and to provide jobs for the people. we want them to prevent armed robberies and to reduce killings. translation: security is good all over the country. _ people are happy, but the lack of work and the non—announcement of the government is worrying people, everyone is confused and people do not know what the future of the homeland will be because everyone is confused. the head of pakistani intelligence is in kabul, possibly playing a part in shaping the new power structure. his presence will be enough to convince some of pakistan's influence over the taliban. he says he is working for peace and stability. north of kabul, they are still fighting. the taliban has pushed deeper into the panjshir valley, a traditional bedrock of opposition. there have been many injuries on both sides but the resistance has denied taliban claims of victory and says there will be no surrender. in kabul, these women are refusing to surrender their rights, testing a brave move in uncer

what you are looking at is the islamic emirates of the taliban and, i spoke to one afghan leader today, make no mistake what is being reported in the news is wrong because he's not in the taliban, they are declaring their government and it does not include anybody else and this emirates is the foundation of the caliphate that usama bin laden and al qaeda flew those planes into the world trade center for. this is the whole purpose which we are handing to al qaeda and the taliban in the is a islamic terrorists who share al qaeda's ideology the greatest victory they have ever known and they are celebrating it from beirut to jerusalem to nigeria, this is the greatest defeat of the world's superpower anyone has ever seen. what they achieved, this is what is different, this is what is different, when we lost battles and wars before it was with dignity and honor but in this war it is with shame and it is drenched in the blood of betrayal and we are isolated on the world stage and we are weak because of it and the only people who benefit our america's enemies. >> i do believe we could have lef

afghanistan with the taliban announcing a new interim government on tuesday and clothing at an islamic emirate

. >> you know, lara, in an earlier segment you were focused on sir haqqani the deputy emir of talibane new minister of the regime. and i want to put this in context where your viewers tonight a little bit, his father was usama bin laden's first benefactor, he was the first guy who actually protected and sponsored usama bin laden in afghanistan and in fact, al qaeda was incubated in the camps in eastern afghanistan. so his son has carried on the for him. and the last 20 years, he has worked closely with al qaeda. when we went to the compound, though show that al qaeda was working on the battlefield in afghanistan, working politically. he and his family members for a ransom exchange that they had taken hostage. really working with them all the time. and this is something that he even admitted, and in fact, al qaeda has worked so closely with him when usama bin laden son had to be protected from the u.s., it was actually the right-hand man, who was responsible for protecting bin laden. so when we look at to the leadership role in the taliban, we have to ask, is it really the taliban, or

with jordan and more recently the abraham accords that normalize relations with the united arab emirates, bahrain, and morocco. more is to come. at a ripe young age of 73, more and more nations are coming to understand israel's value and unique place in the world. some friends have stood with us since our founding. the united states of america is a long time trusted friend and ally of israel, as we saw yet again a few days ago in congress. alongside our old friends, we are gaining new friends, in the middle east and beyond. last week, this manifests itself with the defeat of the racist, anti-semitic, durban conference. this conference was meant to be against racism, but over the years turned into out and out it racism against israel and the jewish people. the world has had enough of this. i want to thank the 38 countries , 38, who chose truth overlies and skips the conference. and to those countries who chose to participate in the sparse, i can only say -- in this farce, i can only say attacking israel does not make you morally superior. fighting the only democracy in the middle east doe

against the leaders of the islamic emirate of afghanistan, as they are calling it.people using the scheme than at any point since the pandemic started. furlough will end completely at the end of this month. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. big changes in the weather compared with recent days. low pressure moves right across the uk, bands of rain, showers and thunderstorms spiralling around it. very limited sunny spells today, a few across northern and eastern parts of england, where maybe across eastern england the temperature in the mid 20s and a bit of sunshine might still feel like the weather of recent days and perhaps not too many showers around here. elsewhere, intense downpours bring the risk of surface water flooding and travel disruption. in scotland, especially in the north—east, there is a risk of flooding heading into the morning? it will be a warm and muggy night, misty and murky as we start the morning. some showers from the word go. more will get going during the day. a greater chance and eastern england compared to fewer show

taliban, but was the military wing of this movement which is now a government, if you like, an islamic emiratend the us sanctions list. we tend not to have much to do with them and they do not want to talk to western media and one of the ways, definitely in which the taliban have changed is that much more savvy about the media. remember, this was a movement in the 19905 which 5ma5hed television sets, 5ma5hed cameras, didn't want any images and now, they've got their own social media units whenever i see taliban leaders, they tell me to follow them on twitter and interviewed 5ome leaders, they tell me to follow them on twitter and interviewed some just yesterday saying that why don't you take a photograph of me, will you put her interview up on twitter. they have a new language, a new way of communicating. h0 they have a new language, a new way of communicating.— of communicating. no other country acknowledges _ of communicating. no other country acknowledges the _ of communicating. no other country acknowledges the taliban _ of communicating. no other country i acknowledges the taliban governm

after three defeats in three, they beat norwich at the emirates i—o.. norwich now the only team in the table that remain pointless. bernardo silva gave manchester city a 1—0 win oer leicester. the champions, after their opening league defeat to spurs, have now won their last three games, as they move up to second, a point behind city rivals united who top the table this evening. in the late game.. elsehwere. brighton beat brentford, michale antonio was sent off for west ham in their goalless draw with southampton and wolve sbeat watford. wolves beat watford. in the only game today of the women's super league, aston villa snatched a lasp gasp equaliser to drawi all at west ham adriana leon had given the hosts an early lead before remi allen scored deep into injury time. villa lead the table with 4 points from 2 games in the scottish premiership, celtic bounced back from their defeat against old firm rivals rangers — as they thrashed ross county 3—0. that win leaves them three points behind rangers though — who stay top. rangers had to come from behind t

the military wing of the movement, which is now a cabinet, a government if you like, the islamic emirateto have much to do with them, they don't want to talk to western media and one of the ways definitely in which the taliban have changed is they are much more savvy about they are much more savvy about the media. remember, this was a movement in the 1990s which smashed television sets, smashed television sets, smashed cameras, didn't want any images. now they have their own social media units. whenever i see taliban leaders, one of the first things they do is ask me to follow them on twitter. i interviewed someone yesterday and he said to me, why don't you take a photograph of me, will you put our interview on twitter? they have a new language and a new way of communicating. h0 a new language and a new way of communicating.— a new language and a new way of communicating. no other country currently recognises _ communicating. no other country currently recognises the - currently recognises the taliban government. many bbc viewers are concerned that the bbc is normalising their views by g