essentially cut off couples access east now and to talk and crossing which was the biggest crossing and f dennis done. and where they had a major source of revenue through customs and border control. meanwhile, the u. s. ascending thousands of its troops job got a sound to support the ongoing pullouts and help evacuate american diplomatic pass . now, as the tell about advance continues, more than 300 people have been killed and hazy and to the country was struck by a magnitude 7.2 earthquake. hundreds more injured or missing. the epicenter was about a $160.00 closes west of the capital. haiti's prime minister declared a state of emergency b as opposition leader k. in day he dilemma has taken a lead and his 6 attempts to become the country's president. income lead a go linger is trailing off voting finished on friday with final results not expected until sunday. the red cross says it's at least 20 people have been killed in the explosion in northern lebanon. it happened that a fuel storage facility in i call region dozens have been injured. i've been taken to the lebanese city of tripoli for trea

we are still concerned by the ongoing presence of terrorist threats and f, dennis done, which can split across the board as the threatened security of neighboring countries in central asia the life from oscar. thanks joining us on our teams and i shall. i'm daniel hawkins. welcome to this rundown. we continue our special cover today with a dramatic event taking place in afghanistan over the last 24 hours where the taliban has now declared an end of war. and software fight is effectively captured every major city, including the capital cobble. after being overthrown on a us invasion 20 years ago, when a group is now back in control of the entire nation. other on confound report, states, at least 7 people have been killed at the capital of their port. a warning you may find the following images distressing. the bodies can be seen on the ground at the airport this morning. the images come off drawn verified video emerged on line, reportedly capturing the moment us troops open. what they call the preventative fire at the airport. is not confirmed if it led to the death as the us soldiers sa

f. dennis down withdrawal deadline. the telephone ones have consequences if there's a delay. the gun 5 entails is crowds keep growing outside. cobble a port with people desperate to leave. the other one, emily and when you're watching al jazeera, alive from jo, how also coming up 5 is code 19 job. get full approval in the us, opening the door some more vaccine mandate. and after years of research and conflicts, the children of guys, they get a long overdue trace. ah, you as president joe biden, he is expected to decide within 24 hours whether to extend an august 31 deadline for the withdrawal of american and allied troops from afghanistan. the taliban is warning of quote consequences if the cutoff date is pushed back. in the meantime, thousands of afghans are still trying to leave the country. they reportedly 14000 people waiting inside cobbles, a port with at least 10000 more outside hoping to get in. it's now known at least 20 people have been killed in the past week or trying to get on to flights. and the chaos continued on monday. it was gunfire at the airport, which so a

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the man convicted for the assassination of us, dennis robert f. kennedy has been granted parole. after seeking it for the 16th time, 77 year old to hon for hon, has served 53 years for shooting kennedy at a campaign event at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. in 1968 when california abolish the death penalty, the sentence was reduced to life with the possibility of her own. phil laval is in los angeles and he is this pearl hearing. so a number of changes from the previous 15. the parole board felt that he had shown enough remorse, he had apologized in the past, but they felt that he hadn't showed enough contrition. but he spoke at this hearing and he said, and i quote, over half a century his past thought, young, impulsive kid, i was, does not exist anymore. senator kennedy, with the hope of the world. and i enjoyed and i harmed all of them, and it pains me to experience that the knowledge for such a horrible deed. not only that this was the 1st time that the district attorney didn't count, didn't push for him to remain in prison. in previous years, previous attempts, the distr

the man convicted of assassinating us dennis a robot. f kennedy is grounded parole after more than 50 years in prison. us intelligence agencies say cove at 19 was not developed as a buyer weapon. bond remained divided over links to a lab in china. the public had to congress the president heddrick had fears, lifted the cabinet, the green line. ah, us forces have resumed evacuation operations in afghanistan. after those days. i feel attack outside couple a pull that killed at least 175 people. there are only 4 days remaining before deadline for all foreign forces to leave the country. but there are warnings that another attack is likely, and the next few days will be the most dangerous charlotte balances in cobble where she's spoken to the victims and their families facing an uncertain future to kinda had served as an s good soldier. he went to cavalier port on thursday, hoping his service would be enough to qualify him for an evacuation flight. the father of 4 was killed at the gate. shaders goes on before that. he's a martyr because he die

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f. garrison was always going to end this way, a complete and total failure. it is doubtful. the corrupt government in kabul will last long after the american withdrawal have dennis and remains broken and the american people poor and no one is held to account the cross walking up canister. and i'm joined by my guess, marvin wind bomb in washington. he's the director of afghanistan and pakistan studies at the middle east institute in del mar, scott ritter. he is a former intelligence officer and united nations weapons inspector, and in couple we have talked with him. he is a conflict. peace and security expert art gentleman cross rules and effects, that means he can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate when you go to scott, 1st, many of us watching this conflict for 2 decades expected this outcome was only the dates that mattered most here. made my introduction, i said, i call it in a complete and utter failure. the american people are poor and no one is held account. and if no one is held account, scott, then it's going to happen again. go ahead your thoughts. of course it's going to happen again. it's in the, it's, it's in the d, n a or the united s

dennis than the world 70 poorest country and mostly relies on aid. now it's economic prospects look even more bleak. the united states has frozen more than $9000000000.00 of f canister international reserves held in its central bank. and the international monetary fund has suspended payment of more than $460000000.00 for afghan to stand as part of a corona virus. for the program. more financial measures are likely to be imposed by western capitals as they put pressure on the taliban leaders. they promise to form an inclusive government and ensure the nation will become a safe haven for other groups. the international community says it is waiting to see how this will be implemented on the ground. many warned that without international recognition and donation, the group might not be able to govern and pay salaries. i m f spoke when jerry rice said in a statement there is currently a lack of clarity within the international community regarding recognition of an african government. as a consequence, it cannot access the special drawing rights or other i m f resources. all right, let's take a closer look at how the taliban supports itself. the group is estimate

for me to understand f why he does become the first president of public lee endorsed african-americans. >> thank you so much for that answer. the next questions is from marc dennisfor you professor. the question was that of researching and writing a new bookr -- change hearts and mind? [inaudible] >> i think in a sense it goes back to lincoln. lincoln puts forward over the course of the war a vision of american reunion, one that i think they would take up after the disastrous presidency of andrew johnson in which he h attempted to blend a sordid desire for unity with the commitment to principle and so we see lincoln midway through the war with a policy of amnesty to confederates who seem ready to change their hearts and minds. this is a policy less well-known in the policy but very important and potentially ask confederates to pledge future loyalty to the union in hopes to re-create the loyal core of the union not deprived state and future loyalty. so that was an olive ranch a few well but at the same time lincoln stood by his principles so there were voices in the north and the opposition party the democrats agitating for a negotiated peace one in which the uni