the group is focused on a and a stand. they formed in 2015 when members of the pakistani taliban, the afghan taliban, al qaeda and other members of different jihadist groups coalesced around one leader who was nominated as the governor or top leader to oversee this branch operating in afghanistan. not long after that they embarked on one of the most deadly campaigns of terrorism we've seen in that region. >> the taliban has been aligned with al qaeda in the past. what is the isis-k relationship with al qaeda? >> these groups are vehemently opposed to each other. there's a little bit of history where different affiliates of both organizations were butting heads, leadership was butting heads, and since in there's been a competition between the two organizations. that has played out in afghanistan. we haven't seen i.s. k and al qaeda butting heads with each other, but because of al qaeda's relationship to the afghan taliban, we've definitely seen isis-k going at it with the afghan taliban. >> hasn't the history shown us decad

"this is a ruthless group." a briefing yesterday by the defendant -- -- at the pentagon talked about how they would treat the taliban and isis-k. [video clip] >> we don't know what the future of the taliban is, but i can tell you from personal experience that this is a ruthless group from the past, and whether or not they change remains to be seen, and as far as our dealings with them at that airfield or in the past year or so, you and work, you do what you must in order to reduce risk to mission and force, not necessarily what you want to do. >> any coordination possibilities against isis-k, do you think? >> it is possible. secretary austen: going forward, bob, i would not want to make any productions. i would tell you we will do everything we can to make sure we remain focused on isis-k, understand the network, and at a time of our choosing in the future hold them accountable for what they have done. host: andrew mines, let me follow on that with a question from a viewer in north carolina who says can andrew d

us asa us as a group now, us as a group now, 0!’ut changing the wording that we use. it has always been, we hope to qualify, we might qualify but now, it's when we qualify, and we have to be able to believe in that. i believe this group is more than capable of qualifying for a major tournament, so this group, i think we're quietly confident and have potential but the special part of this group is our never say die attitude, and i think for us, we have higher aspirations to go to big places. a quick round—up now of some of the day's other sports stories. leeds united's pascal struijk has lost his appeal against the red card he got in the game against liverpool last weekend. he was dismissed for a challenge on harvey elliott, which resulted in the youngster dislocating his ankle, and will be suspended for the next three matches. pele says he feels ready for 90 minutes plus extra time after leaving intensive care. brazil's all—time leading scorer is one of only four players to have scored in four world cup tournaments. and the world an

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you need a good group, but there are so many teams out there who have a good group, a strong clap and good players and good coaches. so this competition is a very open competition. while the last time christiana or novel plays manchester, united in the champions league was back in the 2009 final life, losing it to nail to barcelona. that year the team began their group campaign to guess with champions a young boy, when all those called twice in his 1st game back at the club that was against you, cost full on saturday. the impact already quarter goes for him for the goals for, for us. and as you know, you know the qualities, but i think the talking before the experience of, of just an ice summation. so it's great for us. so select and here in the glove already so it's great to have him back. the aim when we go into this tournament now is of course the gold away, but we know it's going to be a difficult one over dish. but we've added some experience, some quality, some youth in the school, and hopefully we are better prepared this year for what's to come while bar salon are faced by mun

for the group at jpl, they could not wait. they were too excited to see what was going to be on these photographs. so as soon as the data started coming back from mariner 4, they started printing out the data in strips. they then pasted the strips up on a wall of the lab. then they created this cute color by number system for their data where they assigned each range of data its own color. then the group in the lab began coloring in the blanks and coloring in each number. at this point, the media relations people at the lab were getting pretty nervous, because they did not want all of the press to see this image. of course, as so often happens, the media did see it. it was this image, hand painted in pastels by the group at jpl, that was the first image of mars first shown on tv, that first peek into the red planet for everyone on earth. could you make the argument it's somewhat more beautiful than the real photographs of mariner 4. certainly more colorful, at least. of course, despite the jaunts to venus and to mars, we did e

and the density for group housing is one group housing room for every 70-square-feet of lot area. so what you would do in that scenario if you wanted to have a mix of both, you would figure out how much of your density is taken up by the dwelling units and then you could apply the rest to the group housing units. >> supervisor haney: got it. okay, so it is possible to have more of a mix there if you look at the density irrespectively in different ways and then collectively. so i think that my other questions are for the project sponsors. so i will pass it over to my colleagues. thank you, president walton. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor haney. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president walton, and i appreciate the line of questioning from supervisor haney. so this may be a little bit repetitive, but ms. grubb, have you seen any other group housing project like this before? >> not like this before, no. >> supervisor peskin: and, i mean, it seems like -- and supervisor haney touched on thin an interpretation from administrator batner some 16 years ago

participation in the work group. there were a lot of things. all-important. this included fairness and equity. super centering the work. racial l transformation. honoring strength and resilience, racial justice and thinking about what we want for all of our children. centering youth voices and families and harnessing the group's energy focusing on families and supporting families with seamless access to services. i want to give big props to the work group. they were committed and did the homework. we completed this preliminary plan in record time. and next, i would like for us to have heather help share the screen so that we can show the presentation. >> i will be sharing the screen. this is maria. there you go. >> wonderful, thank you. this is an overview of the ordinance. the purpose of the working group is to advise the board of supervisors. i think we advanced too soon. advise the board of supervisors and the mayor and the san francisco unified school district on the coordination and expansion of academic support

the group a jpl felt it was unacceptable. group of engineers, including sylvia miller who had been hired and trained by held -- helen, came in. they used the gravitational pull of the planets to act like a slingshot, sending a spacecraft farther into space. they cut down on the size of the spacecraft and how much fuel they needed to use. it was this trajectory they followed in 1977 when they were launched. they went to the outer planets. unfortunately, not pluto. that was later on. they not only changed textbooks for the time, but they gave us these beautiful images. the voyagers are still going. voyager 1 in 2013 is the first man-made object to have left our solar system. it wasn't just made by men. the women's careers have kept going. in 1980, they began working on magellan, a return to venus. they then worked on a return to jupiter and a study of jupiter's moons, including finding saltwater. in the 1990s, the same group of women began sending rovers to mars. by the late 1990s, after careers of 40 to 50 years at nasa, most

one of the group strong colds, and one of the country's most wanted men. he was the alleged mastermind of many mergers and kidnappings and responsible for the displacement of thousands of people . despite some respite brought by the 2016 piece deal between columbia, the government and 5 rebels, the country as seen, a surgeon violence. the yelling, this is in factions of the fire can remaining paramilitary groups, are fighting for control of remote areas and profitable illegal mining and drug trafficking. problems, killing is a success for the right wing government of president divan. do k a. christy cut the cord with promise to improve security, something that has proven elusive when support. fabian was the most important leader of the l. n and colombian territory. it is a decisive blow to this criminal structure. fabian's arrest validates the impeccable work columbia. as heroes carry out every day, and we will not rest until we dismantle all these criminal networks. the ellen was founded in the 19 sixty's as a leftist rebel group, inspired by the cuban re

>> these groups are vehemently opposed to each other. there's a history that dates back to the syria and iraq war where both organizations were butting heads, leadership were butting heads. since then there's been a local competition between the two organizations so that has played out in afghanistan. we haven't seen isis-k and al qaeda butting heads with each other but because of their relationship to the afghan taliban we've seen isis-k going at it with the afghan taliban. >> host: they showed us decades if not centuries of internal conflicts between tribal groups and works that represent different sets of people. is that basically what we have here continuing today? >> i think it's difficult to paint it so broadly because we've seen and afghan voices have told us this last 20 years has been one of significant hope for them. at the same time we've seen this competition between different jihadist organizations play out. in some respects there are definitely components of this that play out along ethnic lines with different factions deci

they look at t difference between those groups. 15 weeks after half of that group tested positive, they likely to report ongoing heal problems, things like fatigue, loss of smell, headaches, and so on. from that, the research has come t with a figure of what to -- of up to 17 children have persistent symptoms. it is hard to be precise with the studies, they say this is a worst-case scenario. the overall messa is parents should be pretty reassured. there is no doubt these symptoms can be serious, but it is quite rare. this one and seven is far below earlier estimates for long covid in that age group. ros: now the latest update on this wildfire in california. 50,000 people have actively next to the state capital, because of what has been called the calder file -- calder fire, it has destroyed 200,000 acres of forest and firefighters have contained 1/5 of it. for the latest on the situation, here is our reporter and l.a. >> two weeks ago, people thought this was one of the most unlikely scenario is that it comes into the lake tahoe area. it is a heavily populated area, is home to thousands

the group has since become largely splintered. so how do we then co lead molly and alms group that was behind the kidnapping of spanish aid workers in algeria in 2012 and also a dr. l. u and diplomats in molly during that same year. nicholas hawk has more on this from dot com and cynical. we've heard from the french defense ministry that this neutralizing of, of alto, ari as, as they, as a matter of describes it happens in august, but it's only now that there are now thing the official death of the head of the isolate philly in the region. this worry was behind us attacked against american forces in these year, but also against french forces and african maryan forces on the ground in the tri border areas. burkina faso molly and the share he is the significant figure. he was part of the other arm group before that might be to who was responsible for the attack on a hotel and bama co. but before that, he was part of lou joe, which was a group that took over the north of molly. so this is a significant attack, at least from, from the

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it was founded by a group called the suicide squad. and they receive this name because of the dangerous experiments they performed on the cal tech campus, where some of them were students, others were young people who like to fire off rockets, explode things. they did a lot of that on campus. they set off an explosion in the engineering building, which busted a new and expensive wind tunnel. they then blasted off the side of a building, raining bricks down on students below. it was at this point that the administrators at caltech said, okay, this is enough, you guys have to leave. this is where they went, to this isolated canyon outside pasadena, where they could set off rockets in peace. it's important to note that at this period in history, this is the late 1930s, rocket science is really considered a fringe science. most serious scientists or engineers would never aspire to be a rocket scientist. and in fact, their professors would tell them that what they were trying to do is impossible. you would never be able to send a rocket int

you get a sense of commitment of the people in this group. it is a diverse group. there are jews in the group, catholics in the group, they were factory workers, they were professors, they were students, they were artists, they were office workers, there were social democrats so they were covid in their hearts at least called themselves this. and 40% were women. over the course of eight years , it was a scrappy group there was no can actual organization even use the word leader i'm uncomfortable seeing a leader because we envisioned a hierarchical structure. this was by design, a lot of times this was in a postwar testimony, he was a survivor he spoke that they did not know which of his real names a lot of the time. as we approach the second world war in the beginning everyone was still just figuring it out. but as they started to think about it became apparent that hitler was not going away. initially there was a perception germany is not going to stand for this. nobody takes them seriously the conservative party thought they could manipulate him and control him.

-based aid group.o you make of his continued must refusal to explain the results of what they have investigated so far? >> certainly, they have a lot to answer for in explain but they are conducting an investigation and typically when the military does this sort of instigation you wait for the results. they will be classified but probably will brief them to lawmakers and eventually release a redacted version of the investigation. at this point, i don't think we'll hear anything officially until that is completed. amy: on september 1, the chair of the joint chiefs of staff general mark kelly described the drone attack as a righteous strike. we know there were secondary explosions. because there were, there is reasonable conclusion to be made that there was explosives in the vehicle. at least one of those people that were killed was an isis facilitator. where there other skill? yes. who they are, we don't know. we will try to sort through that. we believe the procedures at this point we think the procedu

the french naval group ship builder admitted that it had been hacked. then there were the budget blow outs. the project was worth $36000000000.00 when it was signed, but a sense balloon to more than $65000000000.00. and the 1st submarines were originally meant to be ready to see by the early 20 thirty's. but even that was pushed back benjamin husky, which is a research fellow in the school of regulation and global governance at the stadium national university. he says the study and government was right in its decision, but couldn't handle the situation better. is entirely understandable illustrator, you would want to not have these french submarines at hot blow out overruns in terms of the timeline. it probably would have been a vessel not suitable for the strategic environment. the distributor finds itself in. but getting out of this for the sub deal was done in a really hands messy way without a working part. it would seem, without doing the diplomatic round work, springing this agreement on friends and creating a huge amount of diplomatic upset and f

that's according to a group from campaign group, global witness. 227 people were killed while protecting land rivers and natural resources. alessandro amputee reports from colombia most when latin america despite the complete 1900 restrictions last year, was a dead list on record for environmental activists. a trail of blood, the campaign group, global witness says, killed $227.00 people around the world. like my own j looks a cast as mother keeley, who was shot dead in her living room for campaigning about an open cast mine in south africa. my mom lives with a case for mine. my mom was just a person who wanted to make sure that all the proper person do procedures are followed so that both the mine and the community door came from this. the report paints a harrowing picture of escalating violence against defenders. latin america remains the deadliest place for them. latin america has, obviously it's very rich and that's wonderful. and also very rich in development projects and that full potential conflict between communities living in and around those resources in digits, people's group

it comes to implementation of their version of syria, here is another group i. so for us on, we're just calling the dollar on the prostate and the thought of on the thing. they're going to do whatever they can to make sure that they go off to the perpetrators and do not let them find any century. ok, what is i so k hoping to achieve here and, and find 12 audience if you can, a little bit more about who this group but i still caught our son is a group which pleasure to lead these are number of militias, which had been fighting both the taliban and the african government in previous years, they pledge allegiance to isolate in 2014 and became an affiliate self proclaimed affiliate which was then endorsed by isolate then as well, this is a group which operates in the shadows they have. they don't have a lot of fighters, but they're modus operandi is that they're, they're small, they work in small groups and carry out suicide attacks get nothing's targeted, killings and that has been a real nuisance for the government and the bus. and the thought about have now inher

the group says it's propaganda and a destabilizing. i've got to stone and discrediting the movements. hash ma about our reports from couple pledging allegiance to the taliban tribesman, dignitaries, and members of the former government in kandahar the birthplace of the taliban. and the seat of bala, a show of unity at a delicate moment for the group that swept into the capital last month. but the taliban is now denying rumors of a possible power struggle and infighting among its senior leadership. repose also suggested deputy prime minister and would love the honey brother was sidelined as the rumors spread. the taliban dispatched one of his officials. and that's how connie with one message to convey the taliban is more united than ever. even my brother later appeared himself in a video explaining why he hasn't been seen in public for the last few days, most apartment or the car, but i was traveling from top to so i had no access to the media in order to reject this new. we assure the dentist on nation mature her dane, elders and you n

it's not coming from a group of criminal hackers. it's coming from a company that fails the government, but that doesn't mean it's any less dangerous if it gets into the wrong hands. the nfl group, which is behind this product called peg if, if it's a legitimate company and offense. and they say that they only sell to non oppressive, legitimate governments. but there's nothing to stop a criminal from getting their hands on it. or there may be things to stop them, but it can still get through to criminals. and of course, government, you know what government that you might consider to be benign. i might consider to be oppressive. so i, you know, that's the political issue. but apple is very concerned about it, which is why they initiated dispatch i. i found out about it today and immediately updated my iphone. i recommend everyone do that today right now because it's very dangerous and you know, apple is trying to prevent it, but haven't been successful completely in so doing. paris landmark has been turned into a piece of modern os lo

because of attacks by armed groups including the allied democratic forces. you see it already through this one. the bottom route will become tricia middleton, a gold come in for mining areas or government needs to delete these that are both. nearly 2 weeks ago, fighters from the armed group, almost a convoy and killed several people keep not thumb and burned dozens of vehicles. this was despite the national army and un peacekeepers being present. catholic of police was in his vehicle when they were a talk he had to flee and hiding the forest. his car was torched. global reports on the convoy is usually very long and the security escort has limited. the road is also very bad. so we can't even speed in dangerous areas. sometimes one car can develop a mechanical problem, but the rest of the convoy including the escort moves on the use to the convoy to separate us. most of the drivers here in town was saying they're not traveling to bornea to the province anymore because of the security situation. they say that being a talked by on to groups the vehicle destroye

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as an insurgent group, it was easy to have so many different fractions and groups, and they could live with those internal, logical divisions as well. because the main purpose was target the government. now it is different. they have to satisfy the her connie group. they have to satisfy some of their groups and from all possible fund spun, they have to satisfy some of the regional beckers and they have to satisfy the old guard and the young players. so to come up with a government which presents all factions and shades of taliban, i think is the biggest challenge. apparently they're spending some time thinking about these issues. i mean, you mentioned a lot of internal african players that they need to satisfy. what about the international community? because we've been seeing just out, di, or the economic situation isn't how much worse it could get in the next few weeks. so when a lot of western nations say that they would like to see an inclusive government, do you think the 3 listings and what do you think that means for the taliban? the international expectations are important for t

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you've transited through copper, and now you have this group. and as i said before about a 113 people were told there are canadians ukrainians, that there are u. s. national that there are british citizens and there are also germans among those that were on this flight. a cut us foreign minister is urging the international community not to play politics with humanitarian aid for afghanistan, he's been meeting is pakistani counterpart in islamabad. humanitarian situation and humanitarian assistance should be independent from any political progress because we believe that the african people deserve to be help deserve to be supported despite what's happening in the political landscape. the 1st thing that you ought to do is at least release what's there's the assets that upon assets should be the s, it's decreased and it often people utilize their money for their benefit. what their people at that would be a very, very welcome development in the next tao, the un security council will hold an open debate on afghanistan. christian salumi is live from

you need a good group, but there are so many teams out there who have a good group, a strong clap and good players and good coaches. so this competition is a very open competition for the last time. christiana, another played for manchester, united in the champions league was back in the 2009 final united losing 2 now to barcelona. that year, the team begin the group campaign against champions that young boys are not called twice to his 1st game back at the clubs. what was against the new council on saturday the impact already discussed was very important goals for, for us. and as you know, you know the qualities, but seem to be talking before the experience of, of just an ice summation. so is great for us to live here in the glove already. so it is great to have him back on parcel i'll face by munich in the group phase for the 1st time and more than 20 years. i mean to prove there is life after all. messy 8 senior pays, including messy left in the off season with a top more than a $1000000000.00. and that just over a year ago, bar. so will be an 8 to buy buying in the port. finally,

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that he is acquitted of creating an illegal group. therefore, to set up by geena paul. he sentenced to 25 years in prism in recess, a beginner was flown from divide ticket garley last year against his will. one, the government suggested he was deceived into boarding a plane that is paid for international legal observers. say that was just the 1st of many problems with the trial. his family has rejected the verdict, my father was tortured, kidnapped a night, his basic right. and then now they just gave him a guilty verdict. the co accused came on the stand and said that they had been a forced and co hurst and tortured into saying false things against my father. and witnesses are paid and government agent's recess. a beginner was made famous by the hollywood film hotel. rwanda. he told the story of how he saved hundreds of lives at the hotel manager. during rwanda's 994 genocide. he then fled into exile and became a vocal critic. everyone was president pool kick. i'm a lead for the pledge support for an opposition armed group with prose

another opposition group with 82 seeds. the ruling justice development party has just 12 seats down from 125. but smith has more from the capital robot that has been characterized as more of a rejection of a justice and development policy than a vote in favor favor of the other parties that benefited the justice and development party has been led to government. since the end of the arab space in the spring more than 10 years ago and it came to power really by a vote seen as a rejection of the past. but now the vote is rejected. the justice and development party is universally characterized in short time as we islamist party, although it's very far from these days very far from having any sort of religious connotation. but obvious how is cold. that is what is cold here? in morocco, the policy that's benefited the national riley of independence. it's going to have the largest number of seats in parliament. so it's leader as ease i can use, will be called on to be prime minister. he's a 1000000000 business man, made much of hi

his death is a major blow to the last standing rebel group on a sound rump yeti reports. this video released by colombia army show soldiers carrying on a stretcher on the yellow mirror. better known by his alias by b and he was one of the top military command. there's the ellen or national liberation army, the largest standing rebel group in columbia. he was captured a monday after being injured in a military bombing 10 days ago in the northwest of the country. he died in a hospital in the city of calcium tuesday whether there was k heathrow after 10 days of searching by land and river, as evidenced by the work carried out by our security forces. he was located yesterday, wounded, covered with bushes and vegetation. it was very close to the place where the aerial operation took place last week. subbing was the leader of the 11th western war front in the region of ju call, one of the group strongholds and one of the country's most wanted men. he was the alleged mastermind of many mergers and kidnappings and responsible for the displacement of thousands of people. despite s

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the mosher dean groups -- m ujehadin groups were imposed on afghanistan. not heading them off from financial assistance in sanctioning them but with some assistance, i think afghans have a good chance of making their country -- i feel like they take time. i feel like there is a lot of potential. ms. matthews: you do look like you want to say something. tom: i agree with kathy. for example, world democracy, 30 -- certain things like that work well. for a civil society, we have great organizations, great leaders, media has been a huge success and if you look at eastern asia all the way to africa and even parts of eastern europe, there is no free market. in afghanistan, it has been an extraordinary journey for us and other players in the media sector. that has been a success. seven century bc thinking can really develop critically in two decades. ms. matthews: let me question you about that because again, i am so surprised when i hear the optimism because the reporting around afghanistan has been in itself chaotic and dramatic. i am hearing like this little t

chair of the independent care group, good to speak to. thank| care group, good to speak to.nised resistance in the country. in the panjshir valley, anti—taliban groups, including former members of the armed forces, are being attacked by taliban fighters. the taliban has released this video, which it says was filmed near one of the valley's key settlements, showing its fighters advancing with captured humvees, although it's not known when this was happening. a spokesman for the anti—taliban groups says the clashes are ongoing, but the taliban are being pushed back. meanwhile, the us secretary of state antony blinken has begun a trip which will take in doha in qatar, a country which has hosted the taliban during negotiations, with the usa, before heading to europe. there he'll try to work out how to approach the taliban, even with the european union and the uk having said they will not recognise them as the legitimate rulers of afghanistan. qatar has helped to repair the airport runway in kabul, and the head of pakistan's intelligence services faiz hameed has arrived in the ci

the business group the cbi said it was welcome l group the cbi said it was welcome but late.as welcome but late. , . , but late. it is a big relief. hepefully _ but late. it is a big relief. hepefully it _ but late. it is a big relief. hopefully it is _ but late. it is a big relief. hopefully it is going - but late. it is a big relief. hopefully it is going to i but late. it is a big relief. - hopefully it is going to happen, but we have been calling for it for three months. we could see this problem coming and more problems coming, so it is a shame the government needed queues at the pumps to move, but move i hope they have. and it will help. the uk isn't the only country experiencing shortages. it is unclear how many overseas drivers will apply for a visa, and housing. businesses just want things to improve before the crucial christmas period. katy austin, bbc news. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, is understood to have watered down his proposals to change the voting rules for future leadership elections. they would have given mps a greater say over who wins, but the pl

isul's leader was part of a group of al qaeda fighters.ted states had offered a $5 million reward for any information that would lead to his arrest. the french military found him last month and targeted him in a drone strike as he traveled on the back of a motorcycle. during a news conference in paris, the french defense minister said they are responsible for the death of more than 2000 civilians. she says the vast majority were local muslims. >> the death is a decisive blow to its cohesion. they will certainly have difficulty replacing their leader was someone of the same caliber. nicholas: while the operation took place in august, it was made public on monday. a mina macron made the announcement on twitter. these types of announcements are usually made by the defense minister. he wants to draw attention to his military success ahead of his presidential campaign. it comes at a time where there is an increase in attacks with governments in the region looking at a rival of france for protection. while there are more than 13,000 soldiers, mo

what they're claiming is that there are thousands of groups that are on telegram right now. and that those groups are essentially, instead of using the dark web, which is harder to navigate harder to 5, there's somebody sitting groups on telegram because it's into in encrypted and they're able to sell for instance, stolen credit card numbers or email passwords or gaming passwords were examples that they gave was fascinating about this, so it looks just be honest here. i mean, this is the nature of social media in general. well, this report doesn't talk about is the other property owned by what's out owner, facebook, facebook itself, facebook groups. there are been reports from nonprofits that there are literally tens of thousands of facebook groups that involve themselves with elicit drug smuggling with human smuggling. in fact, there are groups that actually provide video of successful border crossings of the prices that they charge. teaching people how to do this and essentially selling their ability to transport people illegally across the border. those groups exist on fa

you need a good group, but there are so many teams out there who have a good group, a strong clap and good players and good coaches. so this competition is a very open competition. while a last on christiana, on our flight from manchester, united in the champions league was back in the 2009 final united. losing 2 notes of also about a how to be involved in the when against chelsea. the year before, the theme will begin the group campaign this time out against the switch champions . young boys are now law school twice in his 1st game back at the club that was against you. cassie united on saturday. the impact already got goes very important goals for, for us, as you know, you know, the qualities, but the talking before the experience of, of just an ice summation. so it's great for us. so select here in the club already . so he's going to be great to have him back. ok, that is a sport is looking for now let's get back to lauren and andy, thank you very much indeed. and chris on monday can always catch up with all the sport and of course news recovering or checking out our website 0 dot

treated terrorist groups, what might the blowback be?aised for 30 years now. any time the u.s. has talked about engaging in cyber operations, the response has been, no, we can't do that, we have all these vulnerabilities, it's going to come bck and haunt us. our adversaries have not done it this way. russia and others have launched cyberattacks on us without any concern for blowback. when we look at the evidence of the last 20 years, cyber has not led to escalation so far, and when it comes to these groups that constrain themselves, does anybody believe that? when they're going after colonial pipeline, the co-op infrastructure, we basically tell them that we decide whether it's credit cooler not critical and they get to decide whether they go after it or not. that gives way too much freedom to these cyber criminals. >> in terms of biden's approach to this, including that meeting with president putin and president biden where they address this matter directly, the biden administration has been very focused on the idea that russia has esse

some of the groups are nervous about the new conditions. if we, the government wants to change anything in our previous agreement, it will require everyone with whom we find to come back and explain clearly the changes. tell you wait, son sauce. up to a dozen groups continue to terrorize villages in tory people. he tell us, they're worried that he's disarming. their rebel spills again. their problems will only get was government the procedure. if you begin to not agree with the rebels, we are afraid to go back to the, for it to raise enough again, looting our property. the fighters say they don't want to have to return to the trenches, but any program to disarm them has to be agreeable. catching. so i'll just 0. it room territory in northeast and democratic republic of congo. a delegation of west africa leaders. these you in guinea to meet the military leaders behind, or coo, the group from the economic community of west african faith echo oss is set to military leaders who overthrew president asked a con day on sunday. they are expected to