the government of ashraf ghani, the president of afghanistan, and the afghan army, which was built and paid for by america and its allies during the 20-year occupation of afghanistan , had no resistance, and in fact, the taliban without resistance he arrived in kabul in this regard and in fact to identify the causes of this stage and talk with mr. bahadur khani, an expert in international relations . mr. bahadri afghani, hello, good morning. the afghan army resisted the taliban and it was said, and on the side of the body, it was a lie, the documents entered kabul without resistance . right, your presence is a key concept in political science and international relations under the title of nation building, or nation building, the issue of nation state. sazi means the relationship between the government and the nation the more these two phenomena are interwoven , the more there is unity, the organizational cohesion and also the national cohesion will be higher. ashraf ghani, this good phenomenon was formed in 2018, when the elections took place in this country, out of the 40 million popu

haj agha as a child in 1367 lunar year, they know hashemi, not taking pictures second, haj mahmoud ghaniose daily season is spider-man's equipment, the first photo, the results, and my photo. i was ten years old, i was a servant in the yard . this is my father, haj ahmed qomi. we were in karbala. i fell down. i can't sleep. it could have been taught that breast to breast and the fragrance of the mourner's presence did not allow the entrance to the assembly. for the mourners, the traditional and outward signs, although it was considered a desire, but the slaves considered the most important principle of the path to be an invitation to the ahl al-bayt, with a clean body and open eyes. purity of intention was not possible and mourners like this madah bali knows that i am serving my family without hypocrisy and sincerely. last night, your mother came to visit me. last night , i was thirsty and she was calling. razia marzieh, the dog is fetching water in the cinema. i had heard this story from haj mahmoud karimi until now, and aghazade manzomeh shah hossein baharian said, i heard it from myse

now, if you investigate salam , ghani, investigate salam, ghani, suleiman, ghani and others , all suleimaners, all of them are in favour of female oppression. all of them are in favour of giving no rights to lgbt and so forth. all of them . lgbt and so forth. all of them. so how come the british establishment, in this case, the hospital , the prisons, the hospital, the prisons, the colleges allow such people to have such positions? yeah. >> well, and if you want to come on this program and answer this, you haven't yet. you haven't answered yet. charlie you but who charlie peters you can. but who sorts this out? taj i mean , you sorts this out? taj i mean, you know, is it not a fair criticism that islam farm has not been very good at policing itself ? very good at policing itself? >> absolutely. but then we are living in this society. i have to follow law and order here. and so whoever is in authority here, whether it's the prisons, hospitals, colleges, whatever , hospitals, colleges, whatever, they need make sure that the they need to make sure that the people representing this faith are n

now, if you investigate salam , ghani, investigate salam, ghani, suleiman, ghani and others , all suleimaners, all of them are in favour of female oppression. all of them are in favour of giving no rights to lgbt and so forth. all of them . lgbt and so forth. all of them. so how come the british establishment, in this case, the hospital , the prisons, the hospital, the prisons, the colleges allow such people to have such positions? yeah. >> well, and if you want to come on this program and answer this, you haven't yet. you haven't answered yet. charlie you but who charlie peters you can. but who sorts this out? taj i mean , you sorts this out? taj i mean, you know, is it not a fair criticism that islam farm has not been very good at policing itself ? very good at policing itself? >> absolutely. but then we are living in this society. i have to follow law and order here. and so whoever is in authority here, whether it's the prisons, hospitals, colleges, whatever , hospitals, colleges, whatever, they need make sure that the they need to make sure that the people representing this faith are n

1367 lunar year, they are hashemi dana, bazarche naib al-sultaneh, the second photo of haj mahmoud ghani, which is the same daily season, which is much higher than the approval of the first photo , the results of my photo when i was less than ten years old, i was a servant in the yard, this is my father, haj ahmed ghani, we were in karbala, the ground was sleeping, you should sleep, imam hossein , i ate, i could not sleep, since that time , it was considered the first base of the people based on the home of religious delegations . the mourners did not forgive the assembly although traditional and outward signs were considered a desire, the mourners considered the most important principle of the path to be an invitation to the ahl al-bayt, which was not possible with a clean body, open eyes, with pure intentions, and this is how the mourner and the mobile appraiser knows that he serves the ahl al-bayt without hypocrisy and sincerity. they are busy, she came with pain last night, and you remember me last night, my eyes hurt, she is calling, razieh, marzieh, she is bringing water, we don't

tell me, how is afghanistan different from ashraf ghani's afghanistan?m at your service with one issue . two years ago, an old man had a bad slogan on the wall of the american embassy . i don't do it, but it's black in history they will stay and see that the side of 2,500 of their heaviest troops from afghanistan was put in a box and sent to america, to the sudden withdrawal of america from afghanistan , afghanistan was engaged in war for 20 years. a lot of afghanistan, afghanistan, afghanistan, after the government said that it is in your hands, but that they have the space and land under their control, before hafez, about the plane that crashed in qazvin, one fars day, the civilian deputy who came from herat to kabul, who died in title 450 of this plane whose plane was the government calling us? i didn't know, it means they didn't have the specifications of the ultra-advanced plane. in fact , the americans have an american plane in the airspace of kabul, and they are doing bad things . mr. abdul latif nazari, deputy minister of economy of afghanistan,

mohammed ghani, insar hussain, jahn ghani, ali kazmi and martin rhodes will all be sentenced at a laterdale. a woman in her 20s attended a parenting course. she wrote a presentation about what she went through as a child. this isn't her voice, but it's what she wrote. the people running the parenting course called the police. and now eight years later, a jury has believed her story of what happened to her and another girl ofa similarage between 2002—2006. the victims are legally entitled to be anonymous, so they're referred to only as a girl a and girl b. this trial�*s heard that girl a is actually the victim of over a0 other men who committed similar crimes against her. the trial heard how girl a only realised she was a victim of abuse in 2014 when she read the book behind the bbc series three girls. it told the story of the now notorious grooming ring that was operating in rochdale in the late 2000s. girl a told her sister, "that happened to me." she later wrote that it was so much worse than what happened in three girls. maggie oliver was the greater manchester police detective who w

mohammed ghani, insar hussain, jahn ghani, ali kazmi and martin rhodes will all be sentenced at a lateren invited to britain for an official visit later this year. both countries want to deepen economic ties. it would be his first uk visit since the murder of the journalist kamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. the prince denies accusations he ordered the killing. our political correspondent, helen catt, is at westminster. a highly controversial trip, why is the government pushing this? rishi sunak and the government pushing this? i si sunak and mohammed bin salman spoke on the phone this afternoon and some of the content of the conversation offers an answer to that. this book about developing a trade and investment relationship, particularly in what they describe as cutting industries. saudi arabia is spending very big, trying to diversify the economy away from oil and investing heavily in sport in recent years in the uk once more trade. it is also one of the trade priority is to do a deal with a group of countries in the gulf of which saudi arabia is a member alt

this was my father, haj ahmad ghani . he was from karbala. i ate.ould not sleep. and the aroma of the presence of the mourner did not give the presence of the mourner to the assembly. for the mourners, the traditional and outward signs, although they wanted to, but tir ghulaman considered the most important principle of the path to be the invitation to the ahl al-bayt, which was possible with a clean body, open eyes, with pure intentions, and such a mourner. and they have a great praiser who serves the ahl al-bayt without hypocrisy and sincerity i was busy last night, your mother came to visit me at night, i saw that she was calling razieh marzieh, i was recording a movie, we are not paying attention, and her daughter and others are singing daddy. then abdallah al-hussein cried and said under his breath, strange mother or strange mother, this story is from here. i had heard haj mahmoud karimi from here on and aghazade teacher and student hossein baharian said, i heard from myself that haj marzouq says that haj marzouq says that haj marzouq should re

>> mr ghani says that afghanistan is prospering .ulation is in poverty . as of the most recent poverty. as of the most recent statistics, amnesty international is reporting widespread public flogging, extrajudicial executions, the detention of political opponents, if that's what the nhs representative of it is describing as prospering, i'd hate to see what struggling looks like. >> okay, charlie, thank you. and interestingly, this all comes today as gordon brown, the former british prime minister. he has said that taliban's treatment and girls in treatment of women and girls in afghanistan a crime against afghanistan is a crime against humanity . humanity. >> well, lots to get, lots to digest there. but it's your first chance today to find a piece of history in your change. in other news, slightly lighter topic. 5 million coins have been minted, marking the king's coronation. there entering circulation today . here are some circulation today. here are some of them , like blue peter. of them, like blue peter. >> this special coins wil

, this photo of me, i was ten years old, i was a servant in the yard, this is my father, haj ahmed ghani , we were in karbala, the ground was sleeping, i should sleep, imam hossein should sleep, i ate, i can't sleep. it could have been taught breast to breast and the fragrance of presence the mourner did not give the assembly the traditional and outward signs for the mourners, although it was considered a desire , and badgir ghulaman considered the most important principle of the path to be an invitation to the ahl al-bayt, which was not possible with a clean body, open eyes, with pure intentions, and this is how a mobile mourner and mourner knows that i am a servant of the family without shame and sincerity. at night, i was thirsty, she called razia marzieh, she is bringing water in a movie, we don't pay attention anymore, and her daughter and the dashboard are drinking water. after abdullah al hussein's lungs ran out of water , they cried. haj mahmoud karimi , i had heard from here on aghazade manzomeh shah hossein baharian said, i heard from myself that haj marzouq said that haj manso

results of this photo, i was ten years old, i was a servant in the yard, this is my father , haj ahmed ghani, said we were in karbala, haj marzouq was sleeping on the floor, you should sleep imam hossein ate, i can't sleep. during the establishment of simple days at home, religious delegations were considered the first popular base. there was a literary delegation that was taught side by side . he used to come, but our old slave they considered the most important principle of the path to be an invitation to the ahl al-bayt, which was possible with a pure body, open eyes, and pure intentions, and this kind of mobile speaker knows that i am selflessly and sincerely engaged in serving the ahl al-bayt . last night, your mother came to visit me. i was thirsty. razieh marzieh is calling to register, she is bringing water, we don't pay attention anymore, and her daughter and another achievement, dad is reading, then abdallah al -hussein started crying and i had heard gharib mother or gharib mother from haj mahmoud karimi . i heard haj marzouq saying that haj marzouq should recite a prayer for me, l

, they are the journey of hashemi dana, bazarche naib al-sultaneh, the second photo of haj mahmoud ghani, on the same day that the first photo of this photo was approved , i was ten years old. i eat, i can't sleep, the house of religious delegations was considered the first base of the people, it had a literary delegation that was taught side by side and did not give the fragrance of the presence of mourners to the assembly . ahl al-bayt invites you to the path they knew that it was possible with a clean body, open eyes, and pure intentions, and this kind of mobile phone madah knows that i am selflessly and sincerely engaged in the service of the family. and his daughter and the dashboard are reading daddy again. after abdullah al-hussein passed away, they cried and said under their breath, gharib mother or gharib mother . i had heard this story from haj mahmoud karimi until now. from here on, aghazade manzomeh shah hossein baharian said, i heard it from myself, haj marzouq. they say that hajj marzouq should pray for me, madam don't throw me away. i told you that this look of her mother

he helped him with haj mahmoud ghani. it goes without saying that he cultivated people very well before himself i already knew that god is taking care of nasser khosrow khan's burial and that he has a baby for eid, the dress model is 4770, and all of mr. mohammadi's giving money for his wife 's wedding dress, haj mansour's old moral opinion was harsh, and when i say god, his address was harsh, he was a very good person. some haj agha told them a special prejudice that he should sing glitter . there should be a relationship between his anger. if he gets upset, that means he doesn't get angry spontaneously. i would n't have been angry, it wouldn't have been a turning point i have a lot of people , not with us, i didn't understand anything for several times.

haj mahmoud ghani, he did it very well, people know ahead of him that god revealed how many children nasser khosro khanumi had, they sold 4770 on the night of eid, and they sold all the money of mr. mohammadi to pay for the woman's dress , haj mansour's wedding dress, in terms of old morality. it was sharp, and when they call me god, the address was sharp it was good. he told them to read the calculus of liters . what should be the relationship between getting angry? if he gets upset , that means he doesn't get angry spontaneously. they used to do it because i was unable to do it, a turning point was found, and there are many people , not with us who did several things, i didn't understand anything . it was blackened salt and that way of talking almost everyone realized that this is in arabic, the recitation of prayer began in islam and after ashura 61 of the lunar month, the mourning ceremonies centered on imam hussain (peace be upon him) continued, saying that the round of mourning for the ahl al-bayt was the code for the survival of the religion and the flag of the religion after

were at the same time sand and being guests, he praised him a lot that he did not eat , haj mahmoud ghani helped him . he knows in advance that god will make a woman in nasser khodro and she has a child. on the night of eid, they sold 4772, and all the money was given to mr. mohammadi to pay for the woman's dress . haj mansour's wedding dress was ethical and harsh, and when god told me, his address he was sharp , he was a very good person, he told them a certain kind of prejudice read dieter khan, there should have been a relationship between his getting angry, does he get upset when he moves, that is, he didn't get angry spontaneously, when he sings threatening laments, for example, he acts like this when they teased him , they behaved in the opposite way because he could, he wouldn't get angry if he was filming a turning point. he used to find and he has many people , not with us, i did n't understand anything. they realized that this is in arabic after the martyrdom recitation of prayer began in islam and after ashura 61 of the lunar month, mourning continued with the focus of imam hus

doesn't eat, if you say i wasn't here to look after him, he would have helped him with haj mahmoud ghanicultivated very well, people know better than the police that god buried nasser khosrow khan and had a child on the night of eid . god, he spoke harshly to me, he was a very good person, he told them to read the calculus of liters, what should be the relationship between getting angry, if he was upset by a movement, that means he didn't get angry spontaneously, when he sings threatening laments, for example, he does this like this, that's all it bothers him. you could not do it, yes, they behaved contrary to what they do i didn't have a psychological effect, he didn't find a turning point , he did it when he has all the people, not with us , i didn't understand anything, my wife came quickly , he was angry, he was joking, he had a special look, he had arabic lips.

ashraf ghani, have you seen the report, the agreement and different understandings, one of the thingshasized by the president in the agreement related to the export of knowledge-based knowledge, what capacities are there in africa? in kenya, we have an innovation and technology center known as ayeya, which is the scientific and technological attaché of the presidency. various reports mentioned in the discussion of food and medicine show that the index of food security in the african continent is extremely low, and we see that with technology and in fact the capacities that we can export technology to this region in the field of medical equipment. to be the exporter of medicine to the african continent, because they have made some progress in this field, and to actually be the exporter of our own technology and technology to the east african region, and now we have a number of other capacities in areas such as for example. the food and medicine that has just been mentioned it is agricultural products and mineral products that are considered in the relative situation of the african cont

time like sand and food at the same time, he would praise it a lot, follow-up would help haj mahmoud ghani would make people better than himself. you know that god came to me in nasser khodro, a legal car, how many children were there on the night of eid, and all of mr. mohammadi's money was the money for haj mansour's clothes. he was harsh in the old moral sense , and when god was harsh to me , he was a very good person. he had some competitions. the special prejudice state told them that dieter read a relationship between his anger it should have been if the movement was upset, that is, he didn't get angry spontaneously. when, for example, he threatened his grandchildren , he did this , they were annoyed with him. i didn't understand anything for a while, colored smoke, i remember he was angry, he was joking , he had a special look that had arabic handles and a good amount of blackened salt, and that way of speaking that almost everyone realized that it was in arabic after the martyrdom of rouja . reading started in islam and after ashura 61 of the lunar month, mourning continued with th

is moving towards iraq, or take strength, take the good languages ​​of our country that i have with ghani a few days, i am really going to die. they are working hard and doing their best hosseini pilgrims will be in peace and well-being, god willing, towards tehran, hamadan. in short, in ilam, the respected officials of the rahor governorate are all trying to make the pilgrims of the mother of peace and present at the end of the year , the land of iraq, i am yamana, the end, where more than 90 percent of the people, according to the statistics of the rahor police, are personal. it is used by the general public, which means that there should be enough necessary cars in iran so that people don't face any problems there . officials are also talking . they held consultations with iraqi officials. i am at your service . your part is for shahab hosseini. and najaf shekar, thank you for your explanations and thank you for praying for the end of this competition with dear mr. salami and his colleagues who opened the border of mehran to take all the loved ones who are serving, who apparently are n

last year this person, the judge of afghanistan's highest judicial authority , had sworn in ashraf ghani as the president, referring to the americans, in a camp in the uae. united arabic is in the past, of course, it is not at the same time as the departure and the marginalization. the afghan american colleagues told us at the kabul airport that the americans were training to take them. these two years after the american withdrawal from afghanistan, recently an american media reported thousands of data. afghan citizens are still waiting to receive american visas, this media quoted the association of american wartime allies as saying that with the current speed of issuing american visas , the process of issuing visas to afghans with whom the us giant has given visas will take another 31 years, but in kabul, the caretaker government afghanistan association contact with the personality has established that in the last two years at least 600 people have returned to afghanistan slowly after the wars of the americans in al-naz , the afghan refugees have not cooperated with the united states, b

i think less than 2 million voted out of more than 10 million units, and ashraf ghani was with 900,000 and 300,000 tomans, that is, with 600 thousand and the president represents less than 10% of the people of afghanistan, god knows that there are more than 10 million qualified and between 600 and 900 thousand, nothing will happen because the americans wanted to show them to heaven and tell other countries where this kind of thing happens to many afghani loved ones when i came back to afghanistan, i asked when you came back. i came back in the early eighties because i thought that america had come. there are more than 60 american allies in afghanistan , there is no drinking water, there is no cable, i don't know the network , there is no proper electricity supply, there is nothing, and god knows more. it has become two trillion dollars, and now there are many western confessions in this regard. i like you . how do you analyze the strategic moment of the issues ? how do we analyze the situation in afghanistan after 20 years of american presence? americans should not judge in different a

also, the other brother of these martyrs, qasim ghani, dastjerdi was martyred in shalamcheh in 1965. i said that for you know me from his grandfather, haj hossein agha, they say that first ahmad agha was martyred in the 5th year, two years later , news of muhammad's martyrdom started in the year 65. i did not hear from qasim anymore, my little brother, hands up , hands up, i am very happy to be satisfied with so and so. there was a heavy feeling of nostalgia on the sink, but someone i didn't see anything. my martyred father didn't talk to you once. i wanted to do an interview with you. i wanted to show your humble spirit and he said, "i gave these boys in the way of god. there's no reason why he's talking. you talk too much with me, who was also bright." it was not possible for many guests to go to this house. the guests remained in the minds of the residents of the house and i was very happy . i was very happy. maryam ghasemi joined the children of his martyr the questions of the representatives to the minister of justice in the supervisory tuesday of the house of representatives, i

since we are talking about this , could you tell us in detail about everything alice ghani did not say a word. i guess he approves. everything is fine. in the end, it is you who must give consent. this news has recently come, undoubtedly, the pearl in our family. however, it struck me. how fast was it given? response from the groom why is he not one of those men who often communicates with many girls, he has serious intentions to marry suna. and if you give your consent, e he plans to meet, look at the sofas with the whole family, well done , congratulations sister. it seems to be as wonderful as you are, mom, i adore your kind heart. thanks a lot. take an example from your mom. you see how she talks to me kindly, huh? so you think this is acceptable for you, of course, and fakadhanam, if you think so, then we think so. as you say. please tell me your opinion and we will do so. i don't think getting to know the family should be shelved, but i haven't given my answer yet about one meeting between young people. allah allah means he has serious intentions. well, what can i say? i have eve

bloomberg's aisha ghani with that reporting. thank you.now, we are expecting to hear from the ceo of carlsberg later at 7 a.m. he's going to be giving an interview to bloomberg and the markets today program. we did have carlsberg earnings yesterday. the shares gaining as much as 2.8% after the danish brewer increased its annual profit forecast for the second time since april on the back of a solid first half. the stock's up. 10.6% year to date. i suppose if carlsberg did earnings, they'd be pretty good. you might say it's been working hard to keep consumers drinking its beers despite, of course, the price hikes that it's had to do, which are to offset the higher input costs from everything from grains to freight. but remember, heineken had to cut its profit forecast this month. so it'll be interesting to see what the ceo has to say. that interview up shortly here on bloomberg tv. you might want to stick a carlsberg in the fridge as well, because at 11 a.m., you're going to be keeping a sneaky eye, i'm sure, on the women's world cup semifin

president ghani of afghanistan has left the country. (gunshots ringing) (car honks) (frishta speaks in foreign language) (sadaf speaks in foreign language) - [reporter] for the very first time, we are getting a look at the taliban inside the afghan presidential palace there in kabul. (tamana speaks in foreign language) (frishta speaks in foreign language) (tamana speaks in foreign language) (banin speaks in foreign language) (gunshots ringing) (banin speaks in foreign language) (farkhunda speaks in foreign language) - at that point, i really didn't know exactly how to help them, but i was determined to help. i started playing for the afghanistan women's national team in 2016. i'm an afghan-canadian. i have dual citizenship. and when the opportunity came up to play for afghanistan, i jumped on it. when afghanistan had officially fell, i had just graduated my bachelor of education program, i was working full-time. i got a phone call from the afghanistan football federation, and they asked for my help to help evacuate players from the nati

ashraf ghani fled.those long months of negotiations. and of course, they say security is better and in some ways, it is, they are no longer attacking, of course. but the foreign forces are gone. corruption is less, the donors will say that. but a lot has gone wrong and could get even worse. most of all, what the world has been focusing on, and notjust the world has been focusing on, and not just western and the world has been focusing on, and notjust western and islamic countries as well, this raft of edicts restricting the lives of girls and women. so when we spoke to the spokesperson for the taliban government, i said, the spokesperson for the taliban government, isaid, you keep the spokesperson for the taliban government, i said, you keep saying you are going to do something about it, but that is what you said before and didn't. are you saying that these policies, these edicts will be lifted? it is just a matter of time? because most people believe they seem to be there to stay. translation: ~ ., .,

russian officials confirmed the death of wagner mercenary group chief live ghani prigozhin after receiving dna analysis of the bodies from wednesday's plane crash. his death comes about two months after a failed coup attempt in russia. and three u.s. marines were killed when their aircraft crashed on an island of australia's northern coast. it happened during a routine multi nation training exercise. that's according to u.s. marine officials. five other marines were taken to a nearby hospital in serious condition. a total of 23 u.s. marines were on board. i just got late, and more ayman with ayman mohyeldin after this break. (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. (vo) football season is here. get nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv on us. a $449 value. plus, get a free samsung galaxy z flip5. only on verizon. shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbing pains. ♪♪ this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your

the army melted away, and president ashraf ghani fled for his life. the country that the u.s. 20 years fighting to build was suddenly controlled again by the same taliban who the u.s. deposed after 9/11. nick schifrin is back from parental leave, and look back on this anniversary, and in afghanistan. nick: after nearly two decades of combat, american sacrifice, and more than 100,000 afghan lives, the taliban didn't have to fire a shot. they re-captured kabul on august 15, and the multinational, multi-trillion dollar war ended with chaos. tens of thousands of afghans swarmed kabul's airport. some preferred to cling to a moving plane than live under taliban rule. and the last u.s. soldier, the general commanding the evacuation, left under the cover of darkness. the top u.s. military official called it "strategic defeat." today, taliban police patrol the capital they rule, and say violence has largely been silenced. but so have women. [gunfire] [screaming] last month, a group braved taliban gunshots to demand change. afghan women today are barred from secondary education and most

let's be clear, no love lost for most people for you have ghani prigozhin.dictable because that is what happens to people who run afoul of authority in a place like russia. >> that's right, ali. it's a great point. u.s. asog, who is a criminal, by my judgment he did a lot of bad things and not just in ukraine, but in africa and syria. but, he did not have any way to defend himself like you said and the way that he was taken out in this incredibly audacious way, again, we need to underscore that we don't know all the facts so i will keep using the legends. but pretty clear, allegedly, that this plane blew up and he was on it. that is the way that vladimir putin deals with people he doesn't like, or he arrest the same, or he poisons them, or he throws them in jail for 25 years for criticizing's war as have happened to several dissidents. but there is no rule of law in russia, that is for sure. >> let's talk about that last point that you just made. when we, in the west, look at russia and we wonder, given the pressure that they are under, given the backlash th

who thought was a 13 year-old boy for turns out it was undercover officer police say that peter de ghani he was having explicit conversations on social media and apps with we thought was a 13 year-old boy. and then they ended arrange meeting tonight he said he was going to meet with the boy. so the officer showed up and swiftly arrested him and now he's held at ths martinez detention facility on charges of being in possession of child and contacting a minor for lewd lascivious acts. pleasant hill. police want you to know this is a good reminder that of the dangers that there are and social media apps, just to be careful that you don't know. we're talking to. in the east bay l police are warning you about some rob. it robberies that happened at atm's. for people in different cases were robbed at gunpoint and atm's at a wells fargo on san pablo avenue near albany hill park. the robbers took wallets, purses, cell phones and cash. >> 7.26. the time 2 teens were stabbed in golden gate park in san francisco. police were called to spreckels lake right there. jfk drive at about 9.30, saturday ni

. >> what a special about ghani and boxers? >> always believe they can be somebody.r ghana. >> but he hoped to go? what do you hope to achieve? >> to be the best boxer. a good one for ghana. >> rain wilson and the geography of plus continues next at ten pm eastern on msnbc. it is also streaming on peacock. thank you for making time dresses evening. make sure to catch a man back here on msnbc, saturdays at eight, sundays at nine. make sure to follow the program on twitter, tiktok, instagram. all that demon and is a busy. until we meet again, i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a good night. d night. - so are you ready? - yes, sir. - how are you today? - doing ok, thanks. [engine turning over] i've never been a glass half full kind of guy. [light music] ♪ ♪♪ i'm more of a glass half empty... [baby screaming] - but then i accidentally drop the glass, and it shatters, and now i'm just left holding a bunch of broken shards kind of guy. [baby screaming] ♪

russian officials confirmed the death of wagner mercenary group chief live ghani prigozhin after receiving dna analysis of the bodies from wednesday's plane crash. his death comes about two months after a failed coup attempt in russia. and three u.s. marines were killed when their aircraft crashed on an island of australia's northern coast. it happened during a routine multi nation training exercise. that's according to u.s. marine officials. five other marines were taken to a nearby hospital in serious condition. a total of 23 u.s. marines were on board. i just got late, and more ayman with ayman mohyeldin after this break. break. can't afford essential school supplies. subaru and our retailers are there to help by giving millions of dollars in funding along with school supplies students need. we call it “the subaru love promise” and we are proud to be the largest corporate supporter of adoptaclassroom.org. it's just one of the reasons forbes ranked subaru the number one automotive brand for social impact. subaru. more than a car company. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get

and when i reached out to mr ghani, the charity , and to mr ghani, the charity, and other members ofters, thank you for bringing this story to our attention. >> ellie, it's an astonishing thing to do, to cosy up to the taliban and praise sharia law. they have no women's rights . the they have no women's rights. the fact they have a justice secretary makes a mockery. they don't have a system of justice. they floggings. it's they have floggings. it's a barbed eric regime. the hell barbed eric regime. why the hell he would choose to do that? it just beggars belief for me. yeah. >> and an nhs chaplain, as >> and as an nhs chaplain, as well, you will have an opinion on at do let us know on that at home. do let us know what make that. that what you make of that. is that something really concerns something that really concerns you? particularly you? are you? not particularly fast ? do know. fast? do let us know. vaiews@gbnews.com, but they will certainly be some safeguarding questions, won't there , at that hospital. there, at that hospital. >> it makes you wonder if he shares their beliefs

now, president ghani was. any evacuation he thought that would make his government look weak. and so on but it seems to me we had an obligation to these people could have could have done a much better job of of our contacts with them. also, i would say strategically i was with those who believe we should have kept four or 5000 troops there because then they the our nato allies also had five or 6000 troops there. and so was 11 to 13000 troops. and the important thing they did in at that point was protect the contractors were supporting the afghan army, getting them food, getting them ammunition, providing for transportation, the logistics the whole the reason the afghan army collapsed in no small part was because they were abandoned when all of the contractors left and or were leaving and so we could have sustained that position i think some period of time rather, biden said, well, the taliban, there had already been an agreement. he couldn't the agreement that trump had signed, but he did. it changed the agreement because trump had said, we're going to go out. the agreement wa

people involved in this story, the nhs wouldn't give us a statement, but they did remove suleiman ghani'suman aid and advocacy, the charity he was travelling on, reaffirmed that it was a delegation of british imams on a dialogue based humanity visit. but our reporting shows it was a bit more than that. yeah look, absolutely. >> charlie, thank you very, very much. and thank you for exposing this as well as charlie peters with that exclusive for you about an nhs muslim chaplain being meeting being photographed meeting the taliban. concerned the increasingly concerned about the amount of people in this country who seem willing to legitimise essentially terror groups . we essentially terror groups. we had a report into the prevent scheme which showed that some of those charities that are supposed to help stop extremism had expressed support for the taliban. we were giving them money, weren't we? and then we see banned hate preachers coming oven see banned hate preachers coming over. himself managed to over. charlie himself managed to expose that . but the problem for expose that. but the prob

> in an interview with the taliban state owned tv, suleiman ghanl taliban state owned tv, suleiman ghanil in tooting, said he was very impressed by the taliban government. yes, he actually said that. >> let's find out more from counter—terrorism expert wasiq wasiq wasiq . thank you very much wasiq wasiq. thank you very much indeed for joining wasiq wasiq. thank you very much indeed forjoining us on indeed for joining us on britain's newsroom this morning. this is a shocking story that charlie peters has uncovered. someone working within the nhs is doing interviews about how brilliant he thinks the taliban is . is. >> well, it is indeed shocking. >> well, it is indeed shocking. >> and i think for some of us who know the history of some of these individuals who have gone to meet with the taliban, it's not as shocking as perhaps some of your viewers might find. now, this is, of course, troubling because this is a person who is in a position of responsibility and apparently had gone to afghanistan as a fact finding mission to for humanitarian purposes, but has now allegedly been praising the

seized the afghan capital of kabul and forced the country's internationally backed president, ashraf ghaniet out of the country . country. >> yeah, who can forget those images from two years ago? well, despite that amount of time, having passed the fallout from nato's from afghan nato's evacuation from afghan khan remains immense. with many afghans being left in limbo as they seek to claim asylum. in other countries, including, of course , here in the uk. well course, here in the uk. well joining us now in the studio is the defence editor of the evening standard , robert fox. evening standard, robert fox. >> and thank you very much for joining us this afternoon. it's hard to believe that this was two years ago . have we learned two years ago. have we learned any lessons from what many people would describe as a less than graceful retreat? >> not much . >> not much. >> not much. >> there are a lot of lessons to be learned and a lot of things, curiously, were done quite well, particularly by the soldiers and marines on the ground. >> and from what i hear from immediate at eyewitness accounts