yes, on that day the enslaved people of galveston texas learned they were free to half years early the emancipation proclamation and the slavery and the confederacy. think about that. for more than two years in slave people of texas were kept in servitude for two years intentionally kept from the freedom for more than two years. and then on that summer day 156 years ago the enslaved people of texas they learn the news that they were free and they claim their freedom. indeed it was an important day. [applause] and remember is not the end of slavery in america. the truth is it would be six more months before the 13th amendment was ratified and enslaved people were free. so as we commemorate the history of juneteenth just as we did with the torso race massacre we must learn from our history and teacher children our history because it is part of our history as a nation as part of american history. we are gathered here in the house built by enslaved people. footsteps away from where president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. and we are here to witness president joe biden establ

major general of the union army arrived in galveston to enforce the emancipation proclamation. and free the last enslaved americans in texas from bondage. today as you know i'm going to repeat some of was said in what became known as juneteenth. i think that reflects what the song tells us. we maybe free overnight but joy comes in the morning . juneteenth marks both a long hard night of slavery and subjugation and a promise in the morning to come. this is the day profound in and power.ight a day in which we remember the moral stain and terrible toll that slavery took on the country and continues to take . what i've long called america's original sin. at the same time we also remember the extraordinary capacity to heal and hope and to emerge e from those painful moments and that bitter version of our self to make a better version of ourselves. but today we can praise juneteenth for what it ought to be, when it must be. a national holiday. as the vice president noted holiday that will join others of our national celebrations ,, our laborers who built this nation. our servicemen a

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of galveston, texas, we've learned that they were free. but in fact two and a half years earlier the emancipation proclamation and its slavery in the confederacy. so think about that. for more than two years the enslaved people of texas. were kept in servitude. for more than two years. they were intentionally kept from their freedom. for more than two years. and then on that summer day. 156 years ago the enslaved people of texas learn the news they learned that they were free. and they claimed their freedom. it was indeed an important day. that day was not the end of slavery in america. the truth is it would be six more months. before the 13th amendment was ratified. before enslaved people in the south and the north were free. so as we commemorate the history of juneteenth as we did just weeks ago with the history of the tulsa race massacre. we must learn. from our history and we must teach our children. our history because it is part of our history. as a nation it is part of american history. so let me in by saying this we are gathered he

from do house coming up in the next 60 minutes. across and calling to loan the garrison package of galveston pakistan ordered captured by the taliban to be reopened to allow a stranded people to return home in denisia records as big as.

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the cook, her mind at the top stories hair on al jazeera, the taliban spokesman enough. galveston says they've captured a strategic crossing on the border with pakistan. the spin bowl that border crossing connects the city of kandahar directly with pakistan and as a major supply line for whoever controls it, the afghan government has dismissed the taliban claim saying the attack was repelled and people have died after a blast hit a bus carry more than 30 chinese engineers in pakistan.

the carnival fiesta left galveston today, all guests on the cruise to the caribbean were required toproof of vaccination and complete a health questionnaire. galveston's tourism industry took an estimated $44 million hit last year because the pandemic forced to shut down. of cruises. i thank you today is a celebration. so celebration indeed, a short signed the pandemic is winding down. san francisco has closed its covid command center. how near london breed marked that occasion and barry weather i'm tracking another round of low clouds and fog for tonight any big changes for the fourth of july. we'll have the updated forecast coming up, but also. have this how an oakland firefighter will be among hundreds of first responders honored at all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us take card pa

the soon as the tele make sweeping gains in galveston, joe biden admits the group is the strongest in decades. but the us president is still pulling most american boots side of the country by the end of next month. you know, michigan, the competition that we get a scholar, some in log in terrorism is not emanating from that. and also in this story shape the week from refuses to reveal the locations of radioactive waste dumps in our area 6 decades after conducting nuclear tests. there when it was one of it's called names in the u. s. has granted the right to appeal against britain's refusal to extra julian sons. however, one of the with the blowers.

if you're headed down galveston road in san jose. it is currently blocked. it officers a wreath directing traffic and rayna. james, i want to put this into perspective. this is traffic fatality number 31 of this year. we're only in the 29th week of 2021. so san jose is averaging about one traffic fatality per week will stay on scene to see what more develops for now. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. camila. now san francisco are searching for the driver who hit an 88 year-old woman that took off. it happened near alamo square. that woman was critically injured. police have not been able to release a description of the car or driver so they're asking anyone if you have any information, please to contact them. >> well, happening today, the gilroy garlic festival returns for the first time since 3 people were shot and killed at that festival back in 2019. yeah, it is going to be a memorial service for the victims and the festival will look a lot different. it will. yeah. kron four's will tran actually out live for us in gilroy with more on what f

phillip kaiser is the local health authority in galveston county., doctor, it's concerning for people to hear that pfizer is admitting its immunity is waning, and that they're filing for a third booster shot next month for emergency authorization for that. how do they get these boosters to people in time and how are we going to get people to get them so soon? this is not what the system prepared for. you're not going to get an email saying here is your appointment the way you did for the other dose. >> yeah. first of all, what i would like to stress is that what pfizer has said is that the efficacy of their vaccine for preventing serious illness and death still remains extraordinarily high. i think a lot of their recent push for a booster comes out of the recent israeli data suggesting the efficacy for preventing either asymptom mattek or symptom mattek infection dropped to 64%. but other data has come out of the united kingdom where the efficacy was 88%, scotland, 79%. canada, 87%. so while the efficacy against infection seems to be lower against t

there's a story of it being tacked on the door of an african e discocopal church in galveston, s >> in the church in galveston, people knew what day w it was ad i think the best answer 19 college and teeth. >> you are just him the white house for their for the ceremony, i was stunned by the equivalence of which was also placed him i was very confident it was when you become a federal holiday but i thought a minute later i got a the text and e-mail invitation to come down to the white house for the ceremony, i quickly hopped on a plane and i made in time for the ceremony. host: in your most recent book you write there is just so much to misunderstand about or even awareness of the states foundational aspect, what does that mean. >> people think of texas and i certainly have this in the north, just from reading people think of texas as a land of cowboys, our type of person, texas is constructed as a white man a cowboy, cattle richmond not many cowboys are black. the representation of them in the giant probably exemplifies what people think about texas and once there was a place of cattle

a member of the tele bands negotiating team says there'll be no lasting piece in galveston until any government is installed in cobbled at all sides. agree on su. hail. shaheen says the taliban doesn't want to monopolize power fights as have been seizing many areas. is the last of the u. s. in nature forces leave afghanistan. a shortage of fuel to run generators in several lebanese hospitals is threatening the lives of patients that be, that they could run out within hours. electricity outages can last for more than 20 hours per day. doctor ferris abbey ad works with the rafi curry re hospital in beirut. he says, the situation is the worst it's ever been. we cannot continue like this, and we are putting a lot of patients in harm's way, especially considering that we are seeing the surgeons in the number of new cases yesterday live and report with one of the highest number. of course, with the case it's been several months and it's clearly that our i c use are also receiving motivations. so electricity now is more critical than once in rains of triggered landslides. in western india k

it was one of several advances made by the militants throughout galveston in recent weeks. they've been gaining ground since the u. s. amounts to departure of its military by the end of august. the same miller treated after them from power in 2001 in washington, president by dint, defended the speed of the withdrawal, saying the u. s. would no longer sustain the human cost of a conflict that cannot change. i've gone instance course ghani. so let me ask those who want us to stay, how many more, how many thousands more americans, daughters, and sons? are you willing to risk? i will much send another generation americans to war and i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. but by then also argued, the u. s. had achieved the original goal of routing al qaeda after the $911.00 terror attacks that led to the invasion. he said the decision to leave was overdue . we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill. and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. just days ag

fell. 2 years later, biden claims there's little chance for the telephone to take control of us galveston, but his remarks come out of the groups already been making sweeping territorial gains. this is one of a number of front lines between taliban fighters and african forces. the army has been forced onto the foot with more than a 1000 soldiers recently fleeing across the border to texas. down the latest estimate to tell about no controls. a 3rd of afghanistan, former united nations weapons inspector, scott ritter tool, the program the u. s. mission in the country was far from a success. if, if all are, all we want to do is kill been lot. and in the and i laid out, we could have done all of that much sooner without undertaking that, which we did, undertake biden, can say otherwise. but the reality is we were involved in nation building, we did build a nation in afghanistan, a failed nation. and now we're abandoning it. you know, i will be the last person to argue in favor of a continued american military presence. but we need to be honest with the people, with their neighbors, the region

it says f galveston is of course to see the most civilian deaths since it stopped keeping records in 2009. charlotte bellis reports from cobble its been less than 3 months since mohammed nobody's daughter. re hannah dykes. she was 16 and an identical triplet with his sisters in yellow or bray her wanted to be a doctor, but she was killed in an attack at his school. and may, i didn't know if i'm putting on the physician. i was the 1st one to get to the bombing. i was really horrible. it's always on my mind. when i got there, it was chaos. there was screams, cries, and morning. there were father's picking up. the daughter's brother's picking up the sisters. the attack on say it or she had a high school, was cited as the worst incident in a new you in report, tallying civilian casualties and the 1st 6 months of this year. no group has claimed responsibility for it. but very hon assisted has a message for her killers. don't tell your brothers or sisters. because sir, you are also from this country. the bombing heron may kill the 85, mostly young school girls, and injured about 150. they

this is our international fighting is intensifying and galveston as the taliban makes a major terrorist territorial games. official said that over the weekend, local security forces repelled an assault by the group on a key northern province at the border with jacob stone. pentagon says it's watching developments with concern as us troops continue their rapid withdraw from the country. the escalating situation is dragging the nation further into a humanitarian crisis with cobble calling on europe to suspend deportations of africa, migrants for 3 months. meanwhile, in afghanistan itself, thousands have been forced to flee the telephone offensive. i'll village, we're surrounded by the telephone. there is nothing we can do to help them capture our homes. we have been displaced, we are face and sat changes to the moment. my children live by the road. what should we do? as a mom, several years in government should help us. our children are hungry and thirsty. our homes are under the control of the taliban and we cannot go there. i lost my cow and a calf, my home and all my goods. then what i

it could restrict their water access. galveston withdrawing its diplomatic star from pakistan after the brief induction of the ambassadors daughter and the capital is not a bad rap between the neighbors has taken a turn for the worse of the afghan government accuses pakistan of supporting the taliban and thailand. government of extended restrictions for another week as a battle, as a surgeon covey. 900 cases, 13 provinces had been being dark red zones with flights in and out. band. checkpoints have been set up and a night confusing place to discourage travel. well, those were the headlines. the news continues here now. jazeera after the stream, stadium fence watching from talk to al jazeera. we roam, did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen. you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sera, ah, hi us on the ok. welcome to the strain today we're talking about slavery, reparations former colonizers, and what potentially the payment of reparations could do in terms of instituti

a record number of women and children were killed or injured in galveston in the 1st 6 months of this year. the un says 1659 civilians died between january and june and more than 3 and a half 1000 were injured. that's a 47 percent increase on the 1st half of last year, almost $2400.00 afghans were killed or injured in may in june, a low as foreign forces started withdrawing and the fighting intensified. sharla bellis reports from couple its been less than 3 months since mohammed nobody's daughter. ray han dykes. she was 16 and an identical triplet with his sisters in yellow or bray. her wanted to be a doctor, but she was killed in an attack at his school and may, i didn't know if i put him on one issue, the one what i was the 1st one to get to the bombing was really horrible. it's always on my mind. when i got there, it was chaos. there were screams, cries, and morning. there were father's picking up the daughters brothers picking up the sisters. the attack on say it all, she had a high school was cited as the worst incident and a new you in report telling civilian casualties and the

the attack comes amid a renewed telephone, offensive across galveston in the wake of foreign forces fronted by the u. s. pulling out of the country. also, the a huge explosion has rocked in ela, minium plant in the city of dang, fang, and central. china must have plenty of smoke, could be seen rising high into the sky. the blast reported they occurred after water from a nearby river flooded the plant and reacted with chemicals. hello there. the facility, by the way, have it ready been evacuated? there is no immediate reports of casualties. no, with all ice on the fast approaching olympic games and took you the paralympics a few weeks later, sometimes gets overlooked, but for months, competitors right across the globe have been getting ready for action. and here in russia, it is no different. we took the streets of moscow with par athlete dmitri ignacio, off to gauge awareness of the global sporting spectacle. do you know when the paralympics are? yeah, if not dead this summer. do you know when the olympic paralympic games are happening? so i don't want to pc stanfull know what was know. can

well, the taliban has been steadily taking control of districts across galveston. odyssey era has confirmed that more than a 100 districts and now in the taliban control, you can see them and read spread across the country in 20 provinces. ok, let's go live to a some things of it. who's been following those talks for us in doha or sama throat . all of this, a lot of the emphasis should be placed on discussions in agreements that have been made between the us and the taliban. there must be questions i would imagine over what role the afghan government can play in all of this. but that was the the biggest event which happened last year was that it after 2 decades of fighting intra, i've gone dialogue. i've gone sitting across the table with our guns who had not spoken to each other. one side belong to the taliban, and other from the gun government. open that negotiation, but it hasn't come forth with the results that people who are expecting because there is a lot of complicated issues involved and you just mentioned in the last few weeks the momentum seems to have changed on the ground in af

the taliban says it favors a political settlement to the conflict in galveston as it meets in africa, government delegation and catalog capital. the groups lead us as it wants to establish political and economic ties with the global community to athletes of tested positive the current virus inside the tokyo olympic village. on saturday, an international olympic committee member also in the village was confirmed the virus. the panoramic delayed games are due to officially opened on friday, indonesia confronting its westcove in 19 outbreaks so far with more than $50000.00 cases confirmed each day. it's not the empty center of the pandemic in asia with hospitals and funeral work is overwhelmed. several houses of collapse killing at least 25 people after landslides caused by heavy rain in india's financial capital . rescuers fed more people could be trapped in the daybreak and moved by south africa. the president's proposal has visited the city of sweater to meet people, effected by writing and looting more than $200.00 people were killed during unrest, the sweat 3 parts of the country. t

the taliban disagrees with proposals and a political roadmap to end the violence of galveston. same the afghan.

okay, let's begin enough galveston where the taliban is making for the territorial gains . its latest capture is a town of islam color on the border with iran. videos on social media, purportedly show militants taking down the african flag from the local customs office. it's the 3rd border crossing the, the telephone. this taken in just the past week. the other 2 led into the jacob's done on his becky stone. and here's what i understand looks now in terms of who controls was talib on areas. in red cover, an estimated half of the country, though the group itself claims to be in control of around 85 percent areas in yellow are contested with the pockets green showing where the government holds way . meanwhile, american troops, which have been in the country for 20 years now packing the bags sto, biden's, defended, sending them home while leaving the country to face what he has called himself, the strongest taliban. the 20 is the us president says simply, nothing more washington can do. no mission accomplished. i mission was accomplished in that we get to scott some and widen,

the highest ranking us in the tree official enough galveston has relinquished command. it's another step towards the end of america's longest war. and it comes as the taliban seizes more territory across the country. thousands of afghans has been displaced by the fighting, and many are now trying to leave in search of a better life. priyanka gupta reports these long queues outside cobbler's passport office tells the story of a nation on the edge as us and the 2 soldiers returned home. hundreds of guns, a trying to escape. there's plenty, i think that our country is at the verge of collapse and the security situation is very bad. there are new jobs. i'm a student and i'm not able to continue my studies. therefore, i'm here to get a passport. since me, the taller bonds advance has been fast and strategic. it's fighters, rounding cities and towns, and they are now battling for control of the southeastern city of gods. me just as will be from cobble upon forces are fighting back. but this time without foreign troops on their side, hey, miss canister. first the most probably

government soldiers in my site a couple of times, but i didn't shoot your asking soldiers or round up. galveston to have mercy on themselves and surrender their guns. the islamic emerett of the canister will welcome them and give them amnesty. we have orders not to hurt them, they can see for themselves how we've treated others who surrender and we gave them flowers and money. we have reporters on both sides over the afghan pakistan border in a moment's will speak to come on high either in peshawar. but 1st, let's get the latest from charlotte bellis. he's in the african capital kabul. charlotte? tell us more about the scene par proposal from the taliban point. know the telephone proposing that they have $7000.00 of the fighters released from prison and their leaders taken off a us blacklist and exchange for the 3 month lease by now. and they haven't proposed 3 months actually we've had the 85 days. but the truly is quite significant. they say that they are proposing it as part of the us taliban agreement from last year, as the true spring come down part of the conditions. and that agreement was

our forces and suffered heavy losses as a result that the taliban extends its control across the galveston many women fear the gaines have made in the past 20 years, could be lost, had the bar is entering director of the women's rights division, not human rights watch. she says international community has a responsibility to provide safety for afghan women. you know, the taliban is gaining territory rapidly and when they gain control of a new area, they're moving very quickly to implement policies that are pretty much identical to how they treated women pre test. and then one, i can women all across the country, no matter where they are feeling really terrified. some of them are looking for ways to please the country. some of them are, you know, appearing in some of these images that we've seen of women taking up arms and many others are just sort of quietly contemplating what their life will look like if they can no longer study or work, or even leave their home alone. to go out and carry on the daily business. i think there's been a big focus on trying to help people who were military in

rawlings from do house coming up in the next 60 minutes across the points along the garrison packets. galveston, pakistan ordered captured by the taliban to be reopened, to allow a stronger people to return home in denisia records as big as daily increase in colona virus infections. with more than 57000 cases. south africa, the government calls up army reservists in response to phase of widespread on list and looting and the historical treasures damaged by 30 years of war. and the hope that the destruction doesn't lead to further conflict about peter, similar to the sports news, and with 8 days to go until the big corona virus continues to complicate things with one athlete and several members of game stop testing. positive info to ah, the afghans halliburton and pakistan's governments have agreed to reopening a crossing to allow strong people through the armed group to control of these spin bold crossing with pakistan on thursday. after hours of talks, the taliban and pakistani authorities have made a breakthrough bucks, negotiations between the afghan government and the taliban, appear to be

taliban are meeting in the country capital. despite the tong silence continues to escalate enough galveston, the taliban has launched several offensive and captured large parts of the country . we hope in reward and we, we expect that they should have brought something to get him in time. and on our side, we are ready to show flexibility and our aim is clear and that is to have an islamist on a crusade was meant in place in our by nissan. and put an end to this phase of piping and into a new piece which will be our piece and good for every south africa. police minister says he is concerned about growing racial tension. following days of riots and looting. more than 200 people were killed. some communities have set up vigilante group to defend their homes and businesses, the protests worst file response by the jailing. a former president jacob's duma, and quickly developed into demonstrations against poverty and inequality. the u. k . has recorded almost 55000 cases, a corona virus in a day. it's highest number since january. meanwhile, britain's house secretary side you drive it has tested

s. military adventure enough galveston will come to an end, whichever way the future plays out, it will affect lives both inside and outside the country. according to recent estimates, the exodus of african refugees that is rapidly rising. the number, in fact, closing in on 3000000, putting in immense strain on countries that have to cope with the newcomers, germany, france, and romania. they taught the list of e u countries taking in the most african migrants. and in auster a 5th of all refugees on now believe to be from afghanistan, the large numbers bring a whole host of problems to some of them horrific. and if a trunk or explains, imagine you're in charge of a country shocked by a creepy rave skin. the victim who died had just become a teenager. the suspected rapists are young and again refugees. you've got no choice but to take action. if you don't, the public won't get it. and that's if you're lucky. if you get too tough on those who escape misery and war back home and their home countries, political opponents will give you a p r b t plus that will raise some liberal u eyebrows.

we hear from grieving families and as the us led coalition, poolside staff, galveston translate is the word for foreign troops. for that life. after being targeted by the taliban is a country where, you know, every single person but speak with you live, it's quite easy to prove somebody. find them. i hello the good evening, just don't 11 o'clock in the russian capital. you're watching artie international sciences have rallied worldwide against co restrictions, but while people chance slogans for greater freedom, countries are having to cope with the highly infectious delta strain of the virus. the news well, the biggest rallies are in france where more than 100. 60000 turned over the weekend . but president macaroni is calling on people to think of others and to give up their personal liberties your peddling. oh, couldn't the best didn't exist to so no freedom exists without duty. the freedom where i owe nothing to any one does not exist. it's a fiction ally. people sell themselves in my freedom only and where the freedom of the other begin women. but above all, it is based on a sense

and that will mean to ration all the galveston pay, but according to the principles both bought is committed to continue the high level talks in order to reach a settlement, or that's why they will meet once again. and both leaders have all the sections to the, to den again to when to go into these stocks the necessity of putting an end to it and hitting the civilians and providing human assistance. oh, love of ghana, san putting in mind the corona pandemic in the country. and both parties will take the necessary steps to serve god, the medical boy is to help medical equipment and medicines to reach the end of the people. nationwide, all over ganeth, both delegation express their gratitude to the set of cuts for the good efforts to reach peace in the country. also the to day negation ex. but the appreciation to the neighboring countries for the corporation and the peace process. now the law will go to dr. i've the lab and he will talk to you.

to continue in areas under its control that agencies are struggling to get medical supplies into galveston. many health workers of fleeing violence and escalating the conflict pandemic that continues to spread. and now a natural disaster in the form of the recently declared drought. and all these events are unfolding in the context of one of the largest and longest standing humanitarian emergencies in the world. afghans of the said most displaced population globally, and yet to see a peaceful solution to decades of violent thought. a height of al jazeera still ahead here on the 0, the us president send the warning to his russian counterpart of the series of cyber attacks. and from says more people are dying of hunger, uncovered 19 as best hands on, it pushes hundreds of thousands into famine. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. now the potential for flooding in japan is still there because the ground is so wet and this certainly clad evidencing what is still the season or rain. but i think you'll be in a week from next day or so. there are orange tops,

heads on our to figure out, the pentagon sends the alarm after the talents recently gained enough galveston while us troops finalized their withdrawal. and find out what the google car industry is growing appetite for you many and maybe harming communities in guinea. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways. hello there. we're watching 2 storm systems in east asia. the 1st one is tropical depression chem packer. the other is typhoon info. but before we get to those, let's move to central china to hand on province and look at the damage from those unprecedented floods. it was record rainfall fell in jung, joe city. we are expecting more rain over the coming days, particularly from typhoon in far as it moves north over taiwan. and it's, it's expecting to hit that south eastern coast of china in the coming days. shanghai like need to see some of those really strong winds and torrential rains. we could see flash floods and landslides, but not only here, it's also likely to impact further south. we've also got a tropical depression, chem packer, and that's bringing

speak openly. catching story all jazeera, i'm horror region if you the russia says the us mission in galveston has failed for them as the 2nd level says, the withdrawal of american troops as further destabilize the water in country and created more uncertainty over its political feature products. the americans left afghanistan because they considered their mission in this country accomplished as president joe biden. emphasize, of course, he's trying to present the situation is positively as possible. but everyone understand that the mission has failed, and this is publicly acknowledged, including in the us itself. terrorism has not disappeared, isis and kinder have strengthened their positions, and the truck trade has reached unprecedented levels. you'll appeal as a prize winning indian photo journalist has been killed in afghanistan is kinda hard district. danny said vicky was chief photographer for the reuters news agency . it was traveling with the african special forces. it was caught in the crossfire between taliban and afghan troops in the spin bull direct chairman border area. still ahe

though his parents were from west virginia he grew up in galveston texas according to his biography his mother was college educated in the 1920s, taught school for 11 years until she was banned by west virginia law for marrying. his father attended college on a baseball scholarship in the 1920s but the depression ended his academics. he took a job in texas and they had one son in 1940. john is a bachelor's in houston university and masters in history from baylor university. although he is retired and hasn't stopped him from attending and speaking at seminars and these kind of events lecturing on podcasts and spending time. he and his wife and therefore cats live near atlanta but there's one more thing he likes to share, his love of baseball. the first game he's always 1947 between pittsburgh when jackie robinson scored the winning run. especially to boston to see the red sox. for those of us in new england, we like to hear that. we know the audience is looking forward to hearing more about the book winning independence, so let's begin again. the focus has been on the era of the revoluti

to continue in areas under its control that agencies are struggling to get medical supplies into galveston. many health workers fleeing the violence and escalating a conflict. append to make the continues to spread. and now a natural disaster in the form of the recently declared drought. and all these events are unfolding in the context of one of the largest and longest standing humanitarian emergencies in the world. afghans of the said most displaced population globally, and yet to see a peaceful solution to decades of violent thought, a height of al jazeera are still ahead here on out there in the us vaccination, dr. takes on new urgency as the delta ovarian causes an increase in 1900 cases and several states. and why allison tina's farmers have a beef with their government. the controversial decision that's left and fuming. ah, ah! they were 1st look at elsa. the biggest story weatherwise in the us with that's becoming we can be brought flooding up to north carolina as through new york. dc is going off to the canadian maritimes, picking up the rain off shore, and libya briefly find the

the islamic emerett of f. galveston will welcome them and give them amnesty. we have orders not to hurt them . they can see for themselves how we've treated others who surrender. we gave them flowers and money. let's big now to come all harder. he's in the pakistani city of shaw, near the afghan border, and joins us now live, come all, explain to us what the wider implications are of this border crossing, being under telephone control focused on well, 1st of all, you have to understand that to border cross james richard, the john munchkin. bob crouching weighs a dollar bond, never taken no gun. next. the 50 of would come up. it's a major logistic lifeline. how does the valve on cross that board and board directions every day? and then you've got the door come water, which is not very far from and which was the important thing to understand that shame that dollar bond have occupied been vol. dog. and according to the board, dab now consolidated deposition all along that district drug screen ball duct. it gives them the key to entry into a ton of gotcha. there's

to continue in areas under its control that agencies are struggling to get medical supplies into galveston. many health workers fleeing the violence and escalating the conflict. pandemic the continues to spread, and now a natural disaster in the form of the recently declared drought. and all these events are unfolding in the context of one of the largest and longest standing humanitarian emergencies in the world. afghans of the said most display population globally, and yet to see a peaceful solution to decades of violence, thought height al jazeera. so the head on out 0, lead documents in thailand, inject down the china is fun about vaccine and its effectiveness against new private 1900 very ox home says more people are dying of hunger encoded. 19, as the pandemic pushes hundreds of thousands to famine. ah, it's a bit of a broken record, but what's a good description of most the middle east, but it really is on the hot side of the moment. a cookie waits full cost of $51.00 . baghdad at 49, now miss least not as bad. the further west you go, the onshore breezes keep you cooler in beirut an

for deep social inequalities that triggered w protest in 2019 want to now move to the situation of galveston where in recent weeks the taliban has made major territorial gains as us forces count down to that final withdrawal from the country on sunday its alibi and captured padre in kandahar to put the birthplace and form a stronghold and is now inching closer to the regional capital kandahar city. this is just a day off to african troops abandon areas of northern by the sean province to the taliban. on friday, us and nato forces cation background and base near combo, which was the epi center of american operations for the past 20 years. remaining us troops will officially leave the country on september 11th, if not before in a move that many regional likes but say could cause i've got to start to spiral into civil war. the taliban claimed its already recaptured the majority of afghanistan's territories. 100. thanks to god and this is prison before that the majority of the afghan people in the previous era, june the taliban rule for more than 10 years, we are now in control board and 70 perc

to continue in areas under its control that agencies are struggling to get medical supplies into galveston. many health workers fleeing the violence and escalating the conflict pandemic that continues to spread. and now a natural disaster in the form of the recently declared drought. and all these events are unfolding in the context of one of the largest and longest standing humanitarian emergencies in the world. gonzalez, the 3rd most displaced population in the world. and yet to see a peaceful solution to decades violent height of al jazeera, let's not speak to the mitre babich as a political analyst at fia. enjoy a state owned russian news agency who's joining via skype from moscow. thanks for speaking to us on al jazeera. so does russia have no choice really now, but to take an active role and i've got to start as it looks towards as border with subjects done with, as you know, they taliban reportedly controlling about 2 thirds of that border. well, certainly russia will logged into ever getting his tongue. this question was asked for a minister and he said it was absolutely out of the

leaking classified information about america's drone program or serving at the bank or mad based in galveston. this was a decade ago. daniel hale help to identify targets for assassination when he then returned home. in 2013, he shared secret details about the drawing program with journalists, an intercept revealing the true extent of civilian casualties in the middle east and africa. and ma child pleaded guilty to linking classified documents which had revealed 90 percent of strikes that actually hit civilians. well, the us began this drawing program during the bomb administration since then. it's last will them $14000.00 drone strikes and i've gone this done pakistan. yemen, and somali thousands of people have been killed with 300 children among the victims . we spoke with whistleblower and former us intelligence officer, john kieriyaki who attended hale sentencing. hearing the mood was one of great apprehension and the courtroom was packed for daniel hale. it was all quite dramatic, but we were apprehensive because we really didn't have any indication of which way the judge was going to go

the us government is giving up galveston, $100000000.00 in emergency assistance for refugees and displaced people. now it includes those affected by the recent increase in fighting as the taliban takes more territory. us president joe biden has promised continued support for the afghan liter. ashcroft ghani, the dutch government, been accused of not doing enough to help relocate africa interpreters who worked for its forces there. thousands of africans who helped foreign forces and now at risk of attack by the taliban step, boston has worn out from the hague. this is the new base where making a new base the dutch government and making a new base c hoc work for that forces in afghanistan from 2007 to 2009. he arrived with his family and an adult and last april, after a lengthy and complicated procedure that took 2 years, still, fearing for his life. he does not want his identity to be re field. well, i feel for the other people that are still stuck over there during my time when i was working for this process to get out of a plan is done and come to holland. it was still a little bit easier

to continue in areas under its control that agencies are struggling to get medical supplies into galveston. many health workers fleeing the violence and escalating the conflict. pandemic the continues to spread, and now a natural disaster in the form of the recently declared drought. and all these events are unfolding in the context of one of the largest and longest standing humanitarian emergencies in the world. afghans of the said most displaced population globally, and yet to see a peaceful solution to decades of violence thought a height of al jazeera or all the top story. this how the un security council is extending its 12 by 12 month a mandate for a deliveries to northern syria. nearly a 1000 trucks from turkey bring supplies and millions of syrians every month. russia wanted a to flow through the capital damascus to its allies in the syrian government, but did agree to a last minute compromise to pass the resolution. diplomatic added to james bass has more on this now from the united nations. intense negotiations at the un about but if you have a compromise, rushes ambassador being

s. defense exchanger over saw the invasion of galveston and was also the main architect of the iraq war, has died. he was 88 years old. his career and the republican party spend decades. a journalist and activist are among 15 people killed in a spate of shootings and have his capital. and the warning. the story does contain graphic images that some viewers may find. a stabbing theresa bo reports the 4 weeks now. violence in hades. capital has been out of control, gangs are now said to be in charge of entire areas of puerto prince. on tuesday, at least 15 civilians were killed when the police had allegedly responded to an attack that had left an officer dead. local residents, are you shocked? i heard this terrible news. i told my mom, i'll go see if any relative died in the massacre. i was shocked to see my cousin died for nothing. i asked myself where this country is going. among the dead were journalist v o. shaft and activists. and when i declare many theories, fellow activities throughout francois says they were executed for speaking out against the government. she was an activist an

program under the obama administration, and since then, its lowest more than 14000 drone strikes in galveston, pakistan, yemen, and somali thousands of people have been killed, more than 300 children among the victims. we spoke with whistleblower and former us intelligence of john korea who attended tales sentencing. hearing the mood was one of great apprehension and the court room was packed for daniel hale. it was all quite dramatic, but we were apprehensive because we really didn't have any indication of which way the judge was going to go. and then he surprised everyone by clearing the court room and sealing it for 2 hours. while the justice department argued in a classified venue for a sentence of 9 years to me, the fair verdict would have been to, to, for the judge to come off the bench, shake his hand, thank him for his service to the country and let him go home to his family, i didn't think he deserved any prison time at all because he revealed a crime that was being committed by the u. s. government, the crime of, of the murder of innocent civilians. these are war crimes. when, when