the heartache and harmony of the everly brothers. don everly, who has died at the age of 8a.t's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. high pressure is making a big comeback across the uk for the week ahead. last week, we were talking very much about cloud and grey skies. this week we should be switching to talking about long spells of sunshine, figures crossed. we've still got quite a bit of cloud to get rid of, though, from the east of the uk through the remainder of the day. it will continue to produce some isolated but quite heavy showers. most of those, though, fading away into the small hours of monday as the high really begins to build and the lower pulls away. to build and the low pulls away. lows of 11—14 c. for monday daytime, there will be some patchy cloud roaming around across the uk, but this big area of high pressure will be establishing all the while. we could perhaps get a few showers across the highlands of scotland and perhaps a cool breeze of the north sea into east anglia and the far south—east. overall, a lot of fine weather, some longe

the heartache and harmony of the everly brothers. don everly, who has died at the age of 84.is week we should be switching to talking about long spells of sunshine, fingers crossed. we've still got quite a bit of cloud to get rid of, though, from the east of the uk through the remainder of the day. it will continue to produce some isolated but quite heavy showers. most of those, though, fading away into the small hours of monday as the high really begins to build and the low pulls away. lows of 11—14 c. for monday daytime, there will be some patchy cloud roaming around across the uk, but this big area of high pressure will be establishing all the while. we could perhaps get a few showers across the highlands of scotland and perhaps a cooler breeze off the north sea into east anglia and the far south—east. overall, a lot of fine weather, some longer spells of sunshine and the return of some warmth. 23 in london and glasgow. hello, this is bbc news with me, lukwesa burak. the headlines... president biden is to attend a virtual meeting of g7 leaders on tuesday, convened by boris

the close harmony began to break down.are, you know, close harmony and nose to nose, right up onstage every night, when we were working, it puts a lot of strain on the relationship. # bye bye love. # bye bye happiness. the brothers split. # hello loneliness. # well, i think i'm going to cry. ten years later, there was a brief reunion, but don, liberal, outgoing, was in many ways the opposite of his more conservative brother. they went years without speaking. # goodbye, my love, goodbye. but when phil died in 2014, it was a reminder of what they could only do together. the heartache and harmony of the everly brothers. cheering and applause. don everly — who's died at the age of 84. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. welcome back. in just welcome back. injust a welcome back. in just a few minutes welcome back. in 'ust a few minutes we will be looking — welcome back. in just a few minutes we will be

just to meet with him last so to stall, nationally and humble, and to regain hum about out of social harmony, misstating, go away from any form of hypocrisy, or those who are trying to drive a wedge. monday are people who are different on their good nomic front because i think sweaty games out of political and depending on how get why we are similarly the both in a dire need to restore our economy and economic independence to job that we need to bring our economy back on it's feet deep, but we have an a lead one expert professional for the month on a national talent that gets an experienced, qualified work potter and dedicated gun who are. that's why we have all the opportunities we got to invest started planning on various front about the weather due to most importantly is our national unity. integrity completed the bottom as well. and that's why we need all that good moment. experts profession is step forward. my come together, join forces, and lay down the road map for the future. i'm what i was, he said that about need. i'm carrying that we all so the bit that we'll, we'll know what wish

and cooperation and mutual respect and passion and energy used to bring peace and harmony among people so i'm happy to report this kind of initiative. >> looking at your legacy as secretary general is there a challenge you wish you could change or make a different decision on? >> there are many. looking back, the united nations could be reformed so that we can deliver much better. when people say, people spoke about the united nations, to the united nations, a particular moment, the 5 most powerful people, on many occasions the united nations could not have been able to deliver timely and effective and powerful messages or action because of the divisions among security council members, look at the case of syria. a lot of people, a list of 6.6 million syrian people had become refugees in lebanon, progress and egypt and more than 5 million people living on the poverty line in egypt. most persistent and broken. this is a travesty but because of that the united nations is not been able to deliver humanitarian issues. i read yesterday the united states is trying to deliver food boxes but th

but kutch�*s natural harmony was disrupted 70 years ago when the british left.igious grounds, with muslims partitioned to the north in pakistan and hindus to the south in india. we drove out of the city towards the border with pakistan, along the way encountering some kutch herdsmen. they've been living here for 400, 500 years, since they migrated down south into kutch from sindh, which is now part of pakistan. ever since the split, there has been tension between the two governments. but to these herdsmen, national borders and religious differences mean little. for the people, when we say india, pakistan or like hindu, muslim — it's not that important. people are religious, of course, but they are like living in harmony and relationship between these two different groups is brotherly. when two countries were created from one, indelible scars were left on the psyche of the subcontinent. archive: independence has not yet brought them peace. - rejoicing turned quickly into horror and mourning. in traumatic scenes, more than a million people died in religious riotin

the close harmony began to break down.se harmony and nose to nose, right up onstage every night, when we were working, it puts a lot of strain on the relationship. # bye bye love. # bye bye happiness. the brothers split. # hello loneliness. # well, i think i'm going to cry. ten years later, there was a brief reunion, but don, liberal, outgoing, was in many ways the opposite of his more conservative brother. they went years without speaking. # goodbye, my love, goodbye. but when phil died in 2014, it was a reminder of what they could only do together. the heartache and harmony of the everly brothers. cheering and applause. don everly, who's died at the age of 8a. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcdavideades. hello there. after the rather cloudy weather we had to contend with last week, this week does promise something just a little bit brighter. certainly it will be largely dry with some spells of warm sunshine. having said that, no heatwave on the way, temperatures will be nothing exceptional for the time of year, but

but kutch�*s natural harmony was disrupted 70 years ago when the british left.ed on religious grounds, with muslims partitioned to the north in pakistan and hindus to the south in india. we drove out of the city towards the border with pakistan. along the way encountering some kutch herdsmen. they've been living here for 400, 500 years, since they migrated down south into kutch from an area which is now part of pakistan. ever since the split, there has been tension between the two governments. but to these herdsmen, national borders and religious differences mean little. for the people, when we say india, pakistan or like hindu, muslim — it's not that important. people are religious, of course. but they are like living in harmony and relationship between these two different groups is brotherly. when two countries were created from one, indelible scars were left on the psyche of the subcontinent. archive: independence has not yet brought them peace. - rejoicing turned quickly into horror and mourning. in traumatic scenes, more than a million people died in religi

in total 37,000 people were buried at harmony.s the name of patricia howard chitham's family. >> i don't get angry, i don't get mad. it's because she was here i'm insum of her existence which makes it even better. >> reporter: it's a swell of fulfillment violeta won't get today. her ancestors headstones are still missing. >> i know i look forward to that day i will see them on a stone. >> that was drew wilder reporting. thank you for making time for us tonight. remember we'll have coverage of hurricane ida beginning tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern as the storm approaches the gulf coast. we're back tomorrow night at 9:00. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. good night. a johnson. good night wipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. crestwhitesmile.com growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open hear

i think those - harmonies, sibling harmonies.song easy to listen to and it's perfect, isn't it? it’s to and it's perfect, isn't it? it's absolutely _ to and it's perfect, isn't it? it�*s absolutely perfect, it really is to voice is sounding as one. and then when you see them sing together in those olden days, one of the things that you realise is it is so effortless, so instinctively effortless. as brothers, they could reader each other like a book. so if one went slightly up or down the scale, the other could follow without even realising what they were doing. it was an absolutely amazing thing to watch.- were doing. it was an absolutely amazing thing to watch. remind me how far out — amazing thing to watch. remind me how far out of _ amazing thing to watch. remind me how far out of date _ amazing thing to watch. remind me how far out of date i _ amazing thing to watch. remind me how far out of date i was, _ amazing thing to watch. remind me how far out of date i was, when - amazing thing to watch. remind me how far out of date

abraham racy has been officially endorsed as iran's next president, by the supreme leader and the harmony to ceremony into ron bracey promised to take steps to lift what he described as tyrannical sanctions imposed by the us. the conservative cleric who won the election in june, also pledged to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. mom at mann middle, that we are going to make sure the sanctions lifted, but we are not going to connect our economy to lifting the sanctions. there are a few issues that the government is facing right now. the budget deficits investment and the stock market, and also controlling the inflation corona virus, and many other basic needs. so i appreciate what the 12th government has done, but we need a short term immediate program to resolve the issues we are facing today. let's go over to to ron cosby. ali hash m ali, right. you see has really been a man. he's built a reputation for dealing with corruption and the economy as well. do you think he'll be able to well, so how brace is coming from a background of judiciary, legacy and fighting corruption is at least a yard. t

in total, 37,000 people were buried at harmony. splash of water. 55 headstones have been salvaged so far. one bears the name of patricia howard's family. >> it's a thrill. i don't get angry or mad. because she was here, i'm some of her existence. which makes it even better. >> reporter: it's a swell of fulfillment violetta won't get today. >> i look forward to the day when i will see them on a stone. >> that was drew wilder reporting. thank you for making time for us tonight. we'll have coverage of hurricane ida beginning tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern with the latest as the storm approaches the gulf cost. we're back tomorrow night at 9:00. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. good night. good night nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scienti

mmm...burger and baked bean harmony. bush's makes burger night.... district say they do not feel safe going back to the classroom, and even though it's strongly encouraged, there is no requirement for teachers and staff to be vaccinated or even tested, unlike in some other districts, ktvu greg ligon spoke to concerned teachers about what they say they need to feel safe. outside elmhurst middle school on 98th in oakland. hundreds lined up for goods and gear to get ready to head to class. monday, the j to foundation gave away free backpacks, supplies and other goodies and also offered up free haircuts to those who wanted to get spruced up before school haircut can be all the difference in a young man how he feels on the first day of school after you get a haircut. you feel like a million bucks right beneath the fanfare. there's also concern for everyone involved in returning to school. some teachers say the first thing they want is greater access to distance learning as an alternative to returning to class. secondly i want mandatory vaccination for st

physics is a harmony of the strings. what is chemistry? chemistry is the malady that you can play when they bump into each other. what is the universe? the universe is a symphony of strings and then einstein spent 30 years of his life chasing after the mind of god would be cosmic music resonating through space. in fact we can summarize all into one equation. mine is about an inch and a half long. it's not the final equation however because more recently like beach balls and volleyballs, they can also vibrates in fact we think the universe is a membrane. maybe you will find the true god equation and when you do, let me give you some advice. first, tell me first and we will publish together and split the nobel prize money. now the next question. there are five ways you can test this theory. you can look for new particles like what happened just two weeks ago at the lab outside of chicago. a crack was found in the standard model and may be that could be filled by a card particle in other words the next octave maybe could explain this discover

just live in harmony but be strong. they know we canoe them any time we want to. host: in texas, and independent. caller: i called and is a veteran and not an independent. i had vietnam in 1968. i know exactly what went on in vietnam. it was nothing compared to what is going on now. i was on the top of the building when we lifted out in helicopters and i was helping people get on, soldiers, politicians, citizens. but to be a minis -- the vietnamese did not stop fighting. they were not a bunch of fiends. they were fighting up to the steps as they were getting help to get away from it. over in afghanistan, they are the crookedest people in the world and always have been. when we went over there, even in iraq, we went over there because of the whole business -- oil business. i know that. i worked in the oil fields fields for quite a few years. but we do not need to be over there in the middle east and we do not need to be supporting israel over there. host: you mentioned you were there for the fall of saigon. how close were you to this famous picture when it comes to

greg: almost in harmony. we have a few weeks to work at those two-part harmonies.te equity firm looking to deploy capital has had an active first half of the year. funds are trying to find a place to invest after the pandemic slowdown. one point $2 trillion in equity transitions -- transactions are pending or complete this year involving a private equity country. elizabeth weindruch joins us now from barings investments. it sounds like there is still dry powder to deploy. what are the targets? elizabeth: you are right. i think the preponderance of dry powder in the market has been a story for the last decade or so. but something that is different that we are seeing today that i really think was sparked during the pandemic was the rise of continuation vehicles. these are gp-led secondary transactions as opposed to a portfolio of fund investments that a secondary buyer would purchase. we have seen, the last five to six years, an increase in gp-lent secondaries, and over 36%. we think that is a remarkable trend, and the outlook has changed significantly as well. matt:

it is the harmonies of the strings. what is chemistry? chemistry is the melodies you complain when the strings bump into each other. what is the universe? the universe is a symphony of strings. and then what is the mind of god? einstein spent 30 years of his life chasing after. the mind of god would be cosmic music resonating through hyperspace. that we think could be the mind of god. in fact, you can summarize all of string theory into one equation, that is my equation. my equation is about an inch and half long. it's not the final equation however because more recently we discovered there are membranes like beach balls or volleyballs. membranes it can also vibrate. in fact we think our universe is a membrane. therefore this is not the final equation. this is not yet the god equation. but maybe somebody out there listening to this program, a young person who was energized by this talk. maybe you will find the true god equation. and when you do let me give you some advice. first, tell me first. and we will publish together and we will spl

muir-harmony for your significant contributions and ongoing commitment to space history. i'm pleased to welcome you all to the george washington university's auditorium and to join you for this event celebrating the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing. i would especially like to thank our co-sponsors, the smithsonian's national air and space museum, and the u.s. state department, and this evening's distinguished panelists. maiming general collins, dr. stofan, and major general bolden for your participation. it is an honor to us to hear from you this evening. i would also like to recognize g.w. professor emeritus and international affairs at our elliott school of international affairs and founder of the gd space policy institute. founded in 1987, the institute's research and integration into a robust academic program is one of our university's most significant contributions to the space field. a world leader in research, graduate study and informed discussions related to issues of science, technology and public policy. the institute has developed generations of

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basically handheld guns in this is an organized group of gang members including handling a lot of harmony in our city. we were very happy the office is. police are several search warrants last week they illegally is not, capacity plus materials to make guns without serial number is known on the street goes will have more coming up 6:00. straight to our fire winds includes guys are helping firefighters battling the dc fire. they are fighting the plants more aggressively and aired grounded return to their dc fire has chart thousand acres area larger than the city of los angeles. he was 21% is structure the sheriff's office is 31 people reported missing and other areas have been a fire is now the second largest fire history better progress on the river fire plaster they had and 68 percent and after disgorging more than 2600 acres and destroying s. for the first time evacuating families returned to is left of their homes a father and son were cleaning out their property after it was during aggressive the initial fire i. they are lucky his home is the standing but so many are returning to thei

i did wonder, living in that group dynamic and learning about maintaining harmony among different personalitieserent individuals, how does that relate to a musical ensemble? >> it is exactly the principal of a conductor, how to deal with these eventualities in one thing when everybody wants the same thing. it is my job to convince them to go with me from my musical conception. >> thank you so much for your time today. do remember our website. we are also on twitter, facebook, and instagram. there's more news coming on rents 20 or just after this. -- there's more news coming on france 24 just after this. ♪ >> time now for our weekly look at the intricacies of life here in france. this week's show is a little bit of a public service announcement, just telling you moments ago -- this is very exciting because it is rather confusing. we are going to tell you what to do if you are indeed in an emergency in france because there are so many emergency numbers you can call. >> absolutely. there are over 10 emergency numbers here in france. if you are in a medical emergency, you call number 15. to reach t

sure where that will be, or even where she'll be living the sound was it was bundled with living in harmony with the thing has always given the trunk of people. everything they need, ah, but they way of life is fast becoming a casualty of chinese rush to trans. heinz juerg and her family. the island of the youth will soon be just a memory a multi $1000000.00 online sex, and the philippines is black mailing men from around the world. 11 east, uncovered. how small time syndicate became a terminal on al jazeera. most people will never know what's beyond these. still, the deafening silence of 100000. how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious. with fear it's not an option. but when most people news, news, news, news, news, welcome to from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax, enjoy a break in your journey. ah, when you leave with a smile, we know our day's work is done. cattle railways, welcome to our home. a year ago, one of the largest non nuclear blast and history kills m

the south was, it was bundled with living in harmony with the thing has always given the tongues people everything they need but they way of life is fast, becoming a casualty of chinese rush to transform heinz juerg and her family. the island of the youth will soon be just a memory news . news, news. in 2150 right around the world. are australians accused of being enemies within and attacking the way of life? treated like we were all suspects. we were all under suspicion struggling to adapt to the new found home. out there explored the history of the lebanese community in australia. once upon a time and punched on out his era. the story that need to be told, find away, and demand to be heard. the opening the window into another light and challenging perception from personal endeavors in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcase it inspiring documentary the change the word on al jazeera, a warm welcome for iran, 80 president elect in his home town of masha at the image of the shrine, crowd had gathered to hear what their newly elected leader abraha

they say will harmony livelihood, any $200.00 being allowed together outside parliament to new delhi, thomas say the lord save a large private re taylor since november. tens of thousands of them have camped out in new delhi. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. stay tuned for witness the news. ready me oh the me i mean, i know, i don't mean he's only sending sen system on how do you i don't want them we can come in the meet the minimum let me oh shoot. ringback me. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready that you can. thank you. no, not fun june's. we may need to, are there hostage? stop me. you stick after the fires, put out people go in and look around and see what, what happened here. and what they discovered was forwarded by the family that was killed was headed by a man who owned a nice oh factory called the connie. nice company. his name was ashley moto for geo . his wife was 39. the daughter was 17 and the son is 14. she's cooking no tours and she still does go to school. the more he needs to go on. there you go and he goes on all your thing going on to the palace, my l

when you are the just the much as if you don't have in my dummy can me procedure lot of time with harmony. charles mission, continue on with the remote maybe needle or you know, maybe why i'm on need hold on. we should go on weekly x o o n joe. madame sean and asia joe measured time off along with that ahead on a procedure that was just on the met. who's on that to shut off the wall. we want to see you much about him. a lot of my little merging design is on come on board me for the she me, i'll go to then the money who not randomly and the phone on cash over. maybe like it was on the on the on i hello michelle. sunrise. jacqueline and william was trying to think about, especially if they want to kill me, but i'm going with a lot of the the in the united states, trans trillions of dollars that they send to chinese workers and chinese factory owners who make the world goods that they shipping containers into amazon warehouses in wal mart stores where millions and millions of americans work at a less than survivor, a wall minimum wage and are for the 1st time in america, life expectancy is g

balls sheltering rare tropical plants like a bio to a 2.0 where amazon employees come to work in harmony with a domesticated nature. in total 20 percent of seattle's downtown area is occupied by amazon. ah, in the last 2 years, 40000 new executives from around the world have joined the ranks of the american giant often young and very well paid. they can take full advantage of the amazon way of life and can preview much of the company's innovations lockers where you can pick up your packages at any time. or amazon go supermarkets where no check out is required. customers enter with their smartphone and the computer automatically charges their account to welcome these new comers luxurious buildings are constantly being constructed. thanks to amazon, seattle has become a favorite city for the american executive class. mm. but at night seattle becomes a completely different city. since amazon's arrival with its numerous hires of senior executives, rents and seattle have been rising by 10 percent each year. ah, the poorest can no longer find housing even if they have a job. me. here. 30 perce

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where that will be, or even where she'll be living with the sound was it was bundled with living in harmony with the thing has always given the tongues people. everything they need, ah, but their way of life is fast becoming a casualty of chinese rush to trans. heinz juerg and her family, the island of the youth will soon be just a memory of a multi $1000000.00 online sex in the philippines is black mailing men from around the world. 11 east uncovered. i was more time syndicate became a terminal empire on al jazeera nature's names. as it breaks, the government says how the population will be affected. that includes millions of people who rely on the river for their wants supplies, with detail coverage. not only were residents completely taken by surprise by the flux, they also overwhelmed government surfaces from around the world. this the nation will help us stifle accusations from the global cell. the wealthy nations were holding too many of the vaccines for themselves. a year ago, one of the largest non nuclear blasts in history killed more than 200 people and injured 1000. the victims,

impatient to start a new chapter of his career in paris, and that the club and its vision are in perfect harmonych at the parc des princes, and was determined to help build something special for the club and the fans. katie gornall takes us through us the events on a momentous day in the french capital. chanting. he was dressed a bit like a tourist. but this was no ordinary day—tripper. lionel messi, one of the game's greatest players, had arrived at a french airport ready to sign for paris saint—germain. fans, some of whom had been waiting for days, could barely contain themselves. i watched him play in barcelona, and how he acted, how he's playing with his team—mates, how he's finding ways to play the ball, it'sjust amazing. and his goals, his free kicks, everything is just amazing. brilliant from lionel messi. in a tearful farewell press conference on sunday, messi said he never wanted to leave the club he joined when he was 13, but due to la liga salary cap rules, they could no longer afford to keep him. barcelona kept spending, spending, spending. you know what happens if at home you spend

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mmm...burger and baked bean harmony. bush's makes burger night... the senate tonight. lawmakers met today in a rare sunday session to discuss the $1 trillion bill. senators voted to move the bill forward 68 to 29. the package promises to spend billions of dollars to upgrade roads, bridges and broadband internet. final votes could drag into early tuesday. now to the coronavirus pandemic. hospital stays are expensive and now as many covid-19 patients recover, they're faced with big medical bills. experts say. a lot of this is due to the level of care involved and changes from insurance providers. fox news brianna arredondo talked to hospital administrators about what that bill looks like. if you get covid and need hospital care, the dollar signs quickly add up nowadays you might have anywhere from 100 to $450 if you have insurance, uh, just for your er visit speaking remotely christie del check with haven health care advocates tells us insurance plans have higher out of pocket costs now and if you have to stay in the hospital, doctors say it can be in

i. 4 years after $911.00 fears over arab extraneous terrorism continue to threaten the harmonious ideals of multiculturalism. and here in this iconic of the setting racism is set to explode for decades to will have shared one stretch of coastline in a country. they all call home carlo lot hung on the weekends as a kid to during summer. it was as if, thanks down transfer had migrated to the park, ah, growing up in la kanda mohammed, crudely thinks of quintinella as he saw my backyard. ah, it was full of our sins full of revenues, drums and barbecues, and hobbling w dealers, as we call them full of all the wonderful things that it was that was normal to us. and it was great because it was, it was safety, it was home. and it was fun, was fun as a kid for the kids living in punch bowl. quintinella is their family beach. just as it is the generations of western suburb families. go play football on this and we went swimming at the beach. it was like of age. i've never had an issue going to chronology. did yours interact with the locals? probably not. but who just like any other person on the b

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there country roots and harmonies influenced everybody from the beatles to simon and garfunkel. >>> on to the storm watch now. millions are feeling the fury of tropical storm henri acid strikes the united states. the storm arrived today in rhode island before moving inland to new york city. it is so powerful that it left many residents in the dark. >> thousands of homes and businesses are without power and could remain without power for some time. >> released tens of thousands of power outages have been reported. and in tennessee, 21 people are dead after heavy rain caused massive flooding yesterday morning. a record 17 inches of rain fell within the six hour period of time. and tonight search and rescue teams are looking for the dozens of people still missing. >>> and in our own way, the weather back here as well. >> i want to focus on the caldor fire for a second. it is now the newest and most significant fire on the landscape. we will be hearing a lot about it. it's done some pretty impressive runs. i want to show you how close it is to lake tahoe. we will use the satellite detectio

said the taliban is guarding the perimeter of the russian embassy and has promised reportedly not to harmonysian diplomat stop i believe there will be contact tomorrow betwn the russian ambassador and the taliban about longer-term security arrangements. but clearly, moscow is in no rush to recognize that taliban. keep in mind, they are labeled a terrorist organization by russia on paper. despite the fact high-level contacts have been going on between the taliban and russian officials. interestingly, the kreml's special envoy said today that recognition of the taliban would depend on its behavior. they said we would watch closely how responsibly they govern the country in the near future. ros: china is another country that is not evacuating its embassy, though it has told its citizens in kabul to stay indoors for the momt. the chinese foreign ministry said it's willing to develop friendly relations with the taliban. >> the afghan taliban has expressed they hope to develop good relations with china and expect china to participate in the rebuilding and would never allow forces to use afghanista