this house coverage of the events unfolding enough galveston. we will continue to follow things closely. join me for updates in half an hour the the in the, in the me at the height of the 2020 corona virus pandemic mass media really covered stories from africa. the world was more interested in kind of it. and africa had more or less infected people in europe. but one story gone people's attention. newspapers reported that kenya was having an elephant baby boom journalist linked the unprecedented surge in the elephant's birth rate, to tourists being restricted from the park. they said it was the most positive side of a lot down, but kind of it had nothing to do with it. ah, ah, prince, tomorrow's big assist. okay. so you see 2018. we got a pretty good green, and we have a lot of us as female. so 202020. yeah, 2020. we gotta be willing to 100 or 6 more raises means more food for the female elephants to feed their young. extraordinary things happen in amber. certainly national park touches plenty of female elephant giving birth to healthy twin male

in galveston, americans were promised a triumph. a whole generation was raised to the 2. no vows that the mission will be a success. we will win this conflict by the patient accumulation of successes. we will disrupt this mantle and defeat al qaeda while preventing afghanistan from, again serving as a base for terrorists. but instead of 2 decades on the u. s. finds itself in the middle of an exodus of truly biblical proportions. the american military has evacuated more than 80000 people in less than 2 weeks as of ghana and crumbled under the advance of the taliban. the scaled and pace is unprecedented. 80000. yet this filled the swarms of people besieging the airport and bearing the fact that despite all efforts the u. s. withdrawal is still a catastrophic failure, especially to those who spend months and years thousands of miles away from family and friends trying to build an american dream. amid the sounds of galveston. ah ah. when i join the military, i was pretty ideal is. i want to go out and serve my country right out of high school. i had sent back with my knees an

how has been looked after in neighboring countries to galveston. countries like a ron and pakistan as well. what we've heard from angular merkel though is she says there are lessons that must be learned from what's happened enough gone to some news. i seldom isn't. at this point, i can say that we have nor did she sell goals, and we have to discuss more lessons. we have learned from this german evacuation flights continuing to leave the airport in cobble as of thursday morning, around 900 people had been taken out on lowes plains, but not before. they'll germany vacuum 265000 cans of beer and 340 bottles of wine. the common for some criticism for doing math before people were put on those planes. we're also looking at how it's been received in the why the european sends a lot of you politicians desperate to avoid a repeat of the 2015 refugee crisis. what we've, what we've heard from the likes of a manual mark on the french president, this him saying that his country needs to be protected from those who a seeking refuge. austria has said that camps need to be set up in neighboring coun

don't forget that the taliban is talking about the inevitable creation of an emirate of galveston. what does that mean? it means the regime that's more religious than political on top of the religious measures. they'll introduce more violent ones. and these are the worst, the women which make up of the half of the population will have no basic rights, no freedom of expression. they will be covered from head to toe with just little slits for the eyes. women of very bad are frightened by what could be in store for them. they will effectively be turned into slaves. many of them are leading figures activists, many in sports music. different types of activities have been told. for example, bout a female pianists spend 20 years studying to realize the dream of attending the conservatory the taliban and told her no, you won't play any more the end of her pass. so once time to life, that's what i've been told, and that's a drama. the hasty withdrawal of forces as seen a significant amount of us and nato weaponry and equipment end up in taliban hands . his footage recently emerged on line f

i am sick and by the routing of galveston. it is time to think things over before embarking on debt and wars, because if war doesn't solve anything, defeat changes everything. now it's not just france, but indeed it's many countries that are expressing better comments as to what have been the long term achievements when we've witness foreign troops in afghanistan for so many years. this is completely humiliating for the west. we assembled the most incredible, technologically advanced lines. the world is ever seen. and with being defeated by an insurgency that armed with a k 40 sevens in all p, jeez. this will be the biggest own goal made by the west. so far this century, the humanitarian disaster that's about to unfold will be catastrophic. the migration challenges will be huge. we will see further terrorist attacks. at the moment, there is no clear statement as to whether or not countries planned to recognize the taliban as the official government of afghanistan. we have heard from the british prime minister boys johnson urgi

the territory of afghanistan is now under the control of the atlantic em or you reality enough. galveston is making you, you. lead is anxious over a potential migrant crisis to point people slee, the country for your belong to everything that has followed, has not been as successful, and has not been achieved in the way we have planned. we must anticipate and protect us against major irregular. my great 3 flows. ah good evening. thanks for joining us here on the didn't. we'll seize a chaos and if can stand after the taliban takeover of the country gunshots were heard at the international airport in cobble, as people scramble to flee the new regime. some tried to scale perimeter walls and fences to reach evacuation flights. some dragging their children over the barbed wire that all reports a taliban fight, shot a man who scaling the war. but we can't confirm or deny that for now. 7 people who've been confirmed killed though at the board in just 2 days. the satellite imagery taken on sunday captured, turn all in and around the hubbub, thousands a tron attempted to flee due to a lack of petr

galveston is making you you. lead is anxious over a potential migrant crisis to.

at utm b's jennie sealy hospital in galveston, nearly all the covid patients are on ventilators, and all but one are unvaccinated. we're in one of the icu floors here and every single room is full. you can tell where the covid patients are, because they have the iv bags just outside. dr. shawn nishi says this is the new normal. >> it's very chaotic, because these patients are very unpredictable. at one moment they look great and the next moment, they're dying. >> reporter: and it's taking a toll on the staff. >> you will see the nurses' faces. they are the heart and soul of this institution, but a little bit of them is dying with every patient. >> reporter: southeast texas reporting nearly 700 patients are waiting for beds. there are people who, to this day, don't believe this is -- this is real. >> and i say every day i wish those people could take a walk through these units and see what these patients are going through. >> reporter: in oklahoma, cheyne satter was unvaccinated when he got covid. >> i was stubborn, i won't lie, extremely stubborn. i was the guy, like everybody else,

but those who decide to try and use the route through up galveston to europe through northern iran and across turkey set to face strong obstacles. ankara has approve the building of another 64 kilometers of border wall to keep refugees out. we want to show the whole world that our board is on possible. our biggest cope is that there is no migrant wave from afghanistan. we need to remind europe in france of this fact in europe, which has become the center of attraction for millions of people cannot stay out of the refugee problem by hostile sewing its borders to protect the safety and well being of its citizens. moreover, with this attitude, europe not only violates international law, but also turns back on humanitarian values. turkey has no duty, a responsibility obligation to be europe's refugee warehouse on a run. and pakistan are already home to millions of african refugees, according to the united nations, germany and france. and right here in austria, also hi, you are on the list. notably right down at the bottom though, is the united states switch as of 2020, it only take it in 2

the us quitting galveston and the return of the taliban is set to see a rise in both seeking sanctuary. but just where these people going to go, there is already around 3000000 afghan people displaced in iran. over 2000000 of whom are and documented to ron has suggested that it could set up more refugee camps on its eastern border. but that would require funding with eyes looking towards the u for help. pakistan is home to 1400000, registered african refugees and asylum applicants. but along with turkey, which is housing over $3000000.00 syrian refugees, islam about an anchor, a king to work together to stop more arrivals. take your turkey is facing a growing wave of africa migrants translating through iran. we will continue efforts to enable the return of stability in the region beginning with afghanistan . and to do that, we have to pursue and strengthen our cooperation with pakistan. e. u. member states, all very aware that europe is a destination of choice for many fleeing. i've got to stop so much so that earlier this month, 6 member states put their name to a letter warning house

i am here in italy, but my thoughts are enough. galveston every day. i think of how they are, what they are doing and how i can help them. i feel really bad about what is happening in our country. we never thought something like this could ever happen. that the taliban are going to every home to take revenge on the people who cooperated with the government or other nations and then the taliban is not changed . old. the world is looking at them. so they're trying to hold back once they're out of the spotlight, contract even worse than before. they will never change. i have 2 sisters, a brother and some nephews and nieces who are in my country. they want to leave it with their scared wake. i'm better afraid of dying it beg since all this happened. i do not know if i'm sleeping or i'm awake. i do not know what i'm doing. will i go to work every day? and after my shift, i go to see people i hope, can help my family while the taliban is being climbing it took the country relatively easily checked these pictures in from the southern province of helman, where

here on al jazeera, if we look at the status of what's happening enough. galveston right now, a little comes after the us to withdrawal. surely none of this comes as a surprise to washington. what would you say the us strategy is right now? well, as your just said, nothing that has happened so far is a surprise. it was not only predictable but was in fact predicted both by external experts and analysts and by people within the us government that's been publicly expressed by us government officials. and so you have to consider that the, the buying, the administration of the president biden personally made the decision to withdraw . knowing that this could well be what happens next. it gridable situation for an american perspective. it is an undesirable situation, but it is a no way of surprising situation. thank you. the by then ministration will stay the course. so basically, this is having a horrible implications, so that the civilians caught up in afghanistan, authority lived through decades of war. but if the, if there are the new concerns for the wiser implications of what this wil

an obligation before the international community to make sure that no terrorists can ever make of galveston. home again, never use it as a, as a base of operations. we went to the same office, the same building, the ministry of information, do 1018 and now and the difference is incredible. italy about g to be making a huge effort to job journalists. they gave us an interview. the 1st interview, the ministers, 1st interview, as the minister of information of, of got his thought was to a russian group of journalists. and he said that the taliban has changed. he assured that his assured that is, over the last 20 years, the taliban has learned many things. they've evolved that they're now able to govern a country with, with many different views. they've also said that the, the effort to rebuild, i've got to start the devastated country off the 20th war, could only begin once the americans and nato troops leave the airport. they say that there's, there's no alternative and unless they do that, they will be forced to make that very difficult decisions. that the political office, the minister told

so turns out opposites do not attract in galveston. well, really not a place of coaching says there are a lot of different people there. they're not of different tribes or the culture is much different than what we would expect or are used to dealing with. we often underestimate their own ability to be dedicated to remaining in control of their country and being able to move forward to do that and have the patience to do that. the failure and a lot of the interventions that turn into war and misguided misplaced money are because we don't think about the populations and the people we think about interests are much larger, strategic scale. and geo political competition, if you will, on who has more power in these reasons, i'm society. meanwhile, the pentagon has sent helicopters to rescue nearly 170 americans from a hotel near couples main airport. it is the 1st time since the afghan capital fell . since the afghan capital fell to the taliban, that us troops have moved into the actual city to evacuate individuals now, a bit of a warning,

the latest on the unfolding crisis in galveston, we spoke to local janice blah. so our what we heard from malaya in an audio message, the son of the former leader in founder, the other one, malone mar, instructing at all. fighters to make sure no one gets into anyone's home. no one is allowed to seize a vehicle or a weapon or anything from anyone. and this is simply not allowed. we also heard from a senior taliban leader on the state run radio, television violence, and it's now controlled by the taliban. the amnesty is to all former government officials and everyone in addition to work including the offer to the african women . there was some hand said the future government, you know, the official said it'll be slamming, but no further details. what provided i think what you're looking at is the big test lead must. as for the taliban, how do they transition from a very liter fighting force into an effective government? not a shadow government, a government that deals with its own people in the world and neighbors. and i think this is a big question. i've seen the

of those from our galveston seeking refuge. first, we have to discuss how to accommodate the people in the neighboring countries and move forward. the next step would be to look further, but a european solution would certainly be difficult. we have not yet managed to create a common asylum policy. this would be, we must anticipate, to protect ourselves against major irregular my great re flows that would endanger those who use them and feed trafficking of all kinds. we will therefore take the initiative to build without delay. a robust, coordinated and united response will involve the fight against irregular flows, or germany didn't have a great start to the process of evacuating thousands of people. it's identified as in need of having to leave off gun. this done, the 1st aircraft that it send took only 7 people out of the country. that's the process that is ongoing. bo, and of the aircraft have arrived throughout tuesday. now we've also heard from yen stalsen berg the day. so secretary general, who said that the priority for

hope president biden would accept responsibility and explain how he would fix the catastrophe in galveston instead to blame tis 3 previous asses and the against the ford. beside our troops for 20 years, thing pointing won't solve this crisis boaters. there should be top to bottom accountability at the pentagon and within the administration for this disaster that this stunning failure has been met with silence from biden cause into serious question. his ability to carry out his duties as commander in chief, the president's failure to acknowledge his disastrous withdrawl provides no comfort to americans or afghan partners whose lives hang in the balance. now to add insult to injury, there are millions, if not billions of dollars of weapons were talking gun ammunition tanks, helicopters that have simply been abandoned. these were weapons that were given to the u. s. trained afghan forces and they seem to have been left behind. and from what jake sullivan was, the national security advisor to joe biden says it's pretty unlikely that the taliban is simply going to hand them over at the airport.

it's captured, galveston, 2nd largest city, canada, which is the arm groups birthplace. elsewhere in the south, taliban fighters also took control of laska go. so the latest gains mean that in the past week 18 of afghanistan's 34 provincial capitals have fallen. the capture of kandahar and alaska adding to other territory taken including her at in the west and gas. ne, which it took control of on thursday. and the tunnel van has detained the veteran commander of a militia in western half. galveston, ismael con. he's known as the lion of her rats. he was taken as taliban fighters seized, that city con is one of kennesaw ins most prominent was battling sylvia's occupiers in the 19 eighties and working with us forces to topple the taliban in 2001 live now to couple on my colleague charlotte bellis. so charlotte drawing towards the end of another day and clearly the taliban still have the strategic advantage here . another 2 provincial capitals today, poly alone provincial capital of logo is just to the self of, of carbo about an hour drive from cobble, but 65 kilometers. so now they are

in fact, mister wallace went on to suggest that the british presence on the ground enough galveston could be wrapped up in a matter of hours. not so much a matter of days. we will process those people that we have brought with us the size and people approximately inside the field now. and we or seek away to continue to find a few people in the crime where we can. but overall, the main processing has not closed and we have a matter of eyes. there are still people that are going to be in afghanistan that we couldn't get out. we've also had news coming out of ankara, the turkey having decided on a proposal that had been put to it by the taliban. now this was a proposal to try and help keep cobble airport after keep couple, if or open after the 31st of august, the deadline, what the taliban was still insisting on is that turkish troops, asphalt had made. so would have to get out of the country, but they've asked for technical help from ankara in order to keep the airport open for little bit longer. president of turkey said he still hadn't decided what his country's answer to that request woul

in galveston. billions. of taxpayer dollars would dumped down the drain of failed projects and initiatives. $20000000.00 that makes the soldier look like he target on the shooting range. i mean sure. as long as it looks good, i hate to be an afghan soldier wearing a uniform. it's sort of like, shoot me written on the back. yes. the american military spent almost $30000000.00 on the uniform with a for as design to be used in a country which has only 2 percent over its land, covered by trees. 176000000 was flashed out on a road that failed to last even a month, and not because it was bombed or anything parts of it were simply washed away. america also burned through $9000000000.00 to eradicate of gamma extends infamous poppy fields. instead, year to year, the rates of opium cultivation showed a steady rise. despite the investment, the cultivation of opium poppy in ghana stone has trended upward for 2 decades and insecurity has made it difficult to reverse the growth of ghana and developed its own ways for thou

trying to control the airport. us president joe biden admits he knew there would be chaos enough galveston, but he decided to pull out the troops anyway in an interview with a b. c. news, biden asserts that the security collapse in the war torn country was unavoidable. i don't think it could have been handled in a way that we were going to go back in hindsight, look, but the idea that somehow there's a way to have gotten out without chaos and suing. i don't know how that happens. i don't know how that happened. the decision seems to have caused by an dearly back home with the u. s. president's approval rating sharply hitting an all time low. here is our correspondent, kill him up with commentary. the chaotic scenes and cobble have certainly not been good for the white house. the approval rating of joe biden has now dropped to less than half only 46 percent of americans say they liked the jobs that the new president is doing. now, the events in afghanistan have certainly been a factor because prior to them he was at 53 percent. so a 7 percent drop seems to have resulted. some polls are now

low is that they want to see african refugees housed and looked after in neighboring countries to galveston. countries like a ron and pakistan as well. what we've heard from angular merkel though is she says there are lessons that must be learned from what's happened enough gone and these are still missing. at this point, i can say that we have nor did she tell goals, and we have to discuss more lessons. we have learned from this german evacuation flight the continuing to leave the airport in cobble as of thursday morning, around 900 people had been taken out on lowes plains, but not before. they'll germany, fact q 826-5000 cans of beer and 340 bottles of wine. the common for some criticism for doing math before people were put on those planes when it comes to the job of getting people out. a it's an ongoing process. well, germany has no intention. it would seem at the moment, certainly of recognizing the taliban as the legitimate rulers of afghanistan. berlin is in direct contact with the group in order to try and facilitate, allowing those people it wants to see get on a planes to allow t

i'm sickened by the routing of galveston. it is time to think things over before embarking on debt and worse. because if war doesn't solve anything, defeat changes everything at the moment. there's no clear statement as to whether or not countries plan to recognize the taliban as the official government of afghanistan. we have heard from the british prime minister, both johnson urging countries not to act by latterly, in terms of recognizing the taliban. what he wants to see is a kind of united front with like minded countries responding in the same way. and he believes that that will be the way to prevent counties done from becoming a breeding ground for further terrorist activity in the past 10 years and less. we've had just every now and again, an accident of refugees and migrant flooding into europe. now it looks like it's going to start all over again. do you think europe can handle another life of this? is the 1000000 dollar question. many people here don't want to see a repeat of what happened. 56 years ago with the mi

we are still here in galveston where they're feeling the pressure of this covid-19 surge. johnson & johnson vaccine. this morning, breaking news about the single shot johnson & johnson vaccine. the company saying a new study found that antibody levels in people who got the shot and a j&j booster shot six months ago -- later, increased nine-fold. prior research showing immunity from the single shot vaccine lasts at least ix months and experts saying the data shows that boosting is safe and effective. this as an alarming forecast used by the cdc shows that by this time next month if more preventable measures aren't more than double across the - country and deaths could jump from 11,000 to more than 16,000 over the next two weeks. on tuesday some promising news. the white house announcing 6 million shots have gotten into arms in the last seven days, the highest seven-day total the country has seen in the last six week. >> we're seeing the greatest increases in states that had been lagging on vaccinations. more people got their first shots in the past month than in the prior t

it's fascinating his parents came in through ellis island of the left which is galveston texas. it is a narrative that runs through his story and there are many surprises. i don't want to give a lot away. the first paragraph of part three when he returns, he escapes in october 1948 and returns to the soviet union and i wrote this which i think maybe is kind of an answer to your question. he's lived a lie about his past and family and work and after escaping the stresses he may have hoped for a new start but when he returned to moscow he found only a twisted fearful culture and propaganda prejudice namely against jews and americans as "the new york times" correspondent wrote anyone coming to russia at this time must bear in mind the paradox that has become the most reactionary power on earth. so in america he was walking on egg shells in terms of anti-semitism and anti-communism and then when he returned to russia there was a horrifying period of anti-semitism that he walked right into and in that chapter of the book it goes into that a bit but anyhow, i could go on and on. it's

the top stories, the number of people killed and thursday's attacks that couple. airport enough galveston has risen to a 110. that includes 13 members of the u. s. military armed with iso k has claimed responsibility. the taliban has condemned the attacks. us president joe biden has the service personnel killed. our heroes is voting to make those responsible pay by an insist the evacuation of americans and afghans will continue to those who carried out just attack as well as any wishes. america harm no, this, we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down to make you pay. how defend our interest in our people with every measure at my command? peruse, new president pedro castillo is facing his toughest test yet. congress is debating a vote of confidence in his cabinet. around 2000 pro and anti castillo demonstrators have been gathering outside the building. brazil supreme court has started debating a landmark case that will determine the land rights of indigenous people. around 6000 protesters in brasilia to demand judges, protect them from land grubbers, illegal miners, lo

world. withdrawal of us troops marks the end of america longest more into 20 your presence enough. galveston. the last c. 17 transport plane ticket from couple airport just before midnight. local time. the summer been job, it has gains unexcused of access to eastern afghanistan. he has his report from near gyla buds for taliban fighters celebrates and the american departure. we've been coughing, military installations. the armies have american hardware in the hands of taliban fighters and we've been moving along with them. there are people who we've met on the way who told us that there relieves that now at the american forces are gone. they believe that there wouldn't be lawlessness. there will be peace in their area . have you been speaking to taliban fighters as well? who've been telling us about the situation that they face under what they called us occupation. the band who was driving the vehicle was telling us that he was kept in solitary confinement in background base for 9 years. and they were telling us that they've been fighting this more for 20 years with very few resources. so it

i'm sick and by the routing of galveston. it is time to think things over before embarking on data and wars. because if word doesn't solve anything, defeat changes everything at the moment. there's no clear statement as to whether or not countries plan to recognize the taliban as the official government of afghanistan. we have heard from the british prime minister, both johnson urging countries not to act bilaterally in terms of recognizing the taliban. what he wants to see is a kind of united front with like minded countries responding in the same way. and he believes that that will be the way to prevent of counties done from becoming a breeding ground for further terrorist activity in the past 10 years and less. we've had just every now and again, an exodus of refugees and migrants flooding into europe. now it looks like it's going to start all over again. do you think europe can handle another ways of us as the 1000000 dollar question? many people here don't want to see a repeat of what happened. 56 years ago with the migr

host: let's go to michael in galveston, texas. hi, michael. michael, good morning to you come in galveston, texas. caller: good morning to you. host: your question or comment for jeremy butler. caller: i want to comment on the discrepancy between vietnam and afghanistan. we were through from vietnam in 1973. saigon did not fall until 1975, only because congress withdrew support from the vietnamese military. the vietnamese fought, there was a corrupt government, no question about it. but there was a significant period to determine what to do about vietnam, and only when congress -- did vietnam fall. that is my comment. guest: i appreciate that, and i don't think anyone is trying to say that the parallels are exact. a lot of this conversation comes from president biden's comments -- i forget now how long it was ago, four weeks, six weeks -- that we were not going to see helicopters on the top of the rooftop embassy. he was making an argument against any comparison between afghanistan in vietnam -- and vietnam. and i think we have seen those word

there's a story of being attacked on the door of an african-american methodist church in galveston. so people knew what day it was. the best answers is a mashup of june 19. so what you're just recently in washington at the white house were you? >> guest: i was, i was there for the signing ceremony. i was stunned by the quickness by which this all took place. i was pretty confident it was going to become a federal holiday, i thought it might be later. i got an e-mail invitation while a text and then and invitation to come down to the white house for the signing ceremony. he quickly hopped a on a plane, i went down there and made it in time for the ceremony. >> in your most recent book on juneteenth hue right there is so much misunderstandings that stem from a lack of attention to or even awareness of the states foundational aspect, what does that mean? >> when people think of texas and i certainly have had this is one whose a transplants into the north, it is some reading people think of texas as the land of cowboys and oil. in at sit in the book texas is constructed as a white man f

was finally leaving galveston. i stand squarely behind my decision. after 20 years, i've learned the hard way that there was never a good time withdraw us forces. but neither the president or any administration official has been able to address the chaotic matter of that withdrawal. despite biden's proclamation that the buck stopped with him, he lashed out both of the africa military and the african political leadership with fled. even saying the u. s. it wanted to evacuate more people earlier, but was stopped by couple. i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country. important because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence at the pentagon officials insisted that they had role played every eventuality. they wouldn't be drawn whether that included such a swift taliban takeover or whether such a possibilit

i prevent up galveston from descending into a situation of catastrophe. you in one of the dangerous turning point of the town about capture the 1st african provincial capital fight to take up the me when i don't hobby when i'm come all santa maria, this is the world news from al jazeera to people and arrested in new york accused of plotting to.

in galveston, texas, two galveston county pastors die with covid-19.ston tents pop up at lbj hospital as delta pushes harris health to capacity. more children going to hospitals. in dallas look at this big front page above the full headline. abbott's order denied, county challenges ban on mask mandates. dallas school district requires coverings. dallas and san antonio are two big texas cities that have sued the texas republican governor greg abbott after he has tried to ban any municipality or any school district from having a mask mandate. today san antonio got somewhere with that. they issued a temporary order, against governor greg abbott and his mask ban. that will at least for now allow san antonio and bexar county itself to require masks in schools which their health department wants them to do as kids head back into the classroom. joining us now is the mayor of san antonio. i know this is a really busy time for you and your city. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> let me ask you first of all, if i explained that correctly in terms of the impact

more people of a canister on the international monetary funds. withholding $460000000.00 fullness . galveston. so i think a lack of clarity over government recognition. the u. s. has also for $9500000000.00 of africa and government assets, the entire reserve of its central bank. rescuers and hazy you're calling virgin supplies. as the humanitarian situation grows, more desperate survivors of saturday's earthquake of resorted to waiting at the airport to demand foods and aids. president joe biden says he disagrees with the world health organizations warning against giving true vice. this to show hasn't been plans to offer them from september. they stay with us. witness this next. oh, we understand the differences of conscious across the world that i'm taking out here. we're bringing the news and current affairs, entity, ah, era. let me get the last young ida bit upon finance, eminent and politic young jeff calling guy liberal 9 me mac one the hand it means that had to come records, but they can't dig in in yeah, i guess the need to get down. yeah, my lawyer said that i'm so i am on my mental b

but the enemies of f. galveston can not arise. the history of its gonna stone and they can not take our owners away from us . and clearly my promises that we will find the killers and god willing we will punish them. poor. everyone should know that we are standing in our place like a mountain. their waists will be broken because they have no message other than evil. they fill coffins with young people and send them like savages. this is not humanity. we stand for the humanity, life and dignity of afghanistan, and this is our volition. now what the half as greece is 2nd largest island area has been scorched by wildfires which are edging closer to athens. thousands of people have now fled their homes. have been fighting to put out the flames. grease has been suffering from its worth heat wave in 30 years. a strong winds have been fueling the blazes. felisa fond gas and rubber bullets in thailand's capital as protest as rallied against the government handling of the pandemic and its impact on the economy demonstrates his march toward