and ishmael wants to show us what he's been doing out of his apartment.nd push paperwork and deal with the bureaucracy that is the biggest obstacle. ish, it's going to see you. basically i have mixed feelings about you not making it to afghanistan. i know you wanted to be there. i know you wanted to be with your family, but i was worried about you. show us what you're doing there, and then let's talk about what the challenges are. >> thank you, chris, for having me. you can see my friends behind me. basically i turned my house into a command center that we have been talking to a lot of folks in afghanistan, getting the data, all the information that we get, and we put it in a -- that i got from senator patty murray that her team sent it out for me. for the last two weeks, we have been sending it to state department. we have been sending it to senator patty murray now. and i'm kind of stuck in a place that i do not know where those form goes and who is making plans, who are executing, and when those people are going to get out. i do not hear anything back.

cancel the streets, hamper evacuation efforts. malaysia is king names for my deputy prime minister. ishmael, a separate call as the new leader. southern hate is only medical student plant lives in ruins for the last weeks. devastating earthquake as a country battle as a cave at 19 outbreak. i'm thought a hide it to the old days sport, including another blow for full time major champion. i am your soccer. she's not count for one of the us open lead up tournament. ah. so yes, we start with the climb to fair enough kind of stuff where there warnings that kind of has stepped up at such people who worked with us and nato forces. a confidential report by the un says young group has priority lists of people. it wants to arrest, they include afghans who served with a military and police as well as intelligence units. the german broadcast, georgia vella says a family member of one of his journalists was shot dead during a house to house search, and other was seriously injured. well, the evacuation of diplomats and afghans is continuing a couple international airport. u. s. lead 3000 people on thursd

not stay through and are in charge of the airport in, in cobble when they just king is appointed ishmael summary. jacobo was the new prime minister, marking the turn of the long ruling, no party, and he replaces the dean ja seen who resigned on monday, cassius coalition fell a part of a criticism that he mishandled a corona virus pandemic. the death toll from the powerful earthquake and hazy on saturday has risen to nearly 2200 people. the quake damaged a number of buildings. housing critical services including southern eighty's only medical oxygen plant organisation for american states is holding a virtual meeting to discuss the situation as well. headlines about good morning and half my here on out there. next it's my nigeria to stay with us me. ah, ah ah. let me off. when will you be in 5? what can you what would you be doing? what would you do? what do you want to be in 5 or 10 years? be careful before you answer. be careful. video. yeah. raising your hand. are you sure you really want to answer? okay. yeah, sure. ok, just 2 of, you know, island, but also with the question i'm ups. a

they are the seed of ishmael, the seed of war. you will never, never change their minds! and look at their leaders. they took off and took the money with them, over $100 billion these people ran off with. the president of their country took off, but they want us to stay indefinitely? to do what? set up our own government there? host: all right, we will get a response. jim carafano, if you want to take that first. guest 1: i find that call quite racist. it is light brown lives don't matter and these people are subhuman. i think adam and i agree. adam served in that country. yes, the government had flaws in it was corrupt, nobody is arguing that, but it was unelected government, as imperfect as the election was. what the afghan people needed, more than anything, was basic security, so their country would not be overrun by terrorists. let's be honest, that is the outcome that we got. host: do either of you think there should be any consequences for the president who fled, ashraf ghani, or any afghan officials who fled the country, and how would that be done? guest 1: absolut

the religious king is appointed ishmael, separate as a new prime minister and mocking the return of the long ruling party. he replaces more. you didn't, the fin resigned on monday if he's coalition fell apart over criticism. b mishandled the red car. while the cove at 19 delta variances foresee a new wave of restrictions and locked downs across the asia. pacific region, australia and new zealand have seen cases surge. well, thailand has now passed 1000000 infections got high. the reports from bangkok, australia's biggest city sidney. seeing a surge of new cobit 1900 infections will now be locked down until the end of september. people in the worst hit suburbs will face a nighttime curfew. the cities, 5000000 residents are now required to wear face mass outside. the wider state of new south wales has had 3 consecutive days of more than 600 new cases with drug everything as piece. and now it's time to bunk down and i can't stress that enough . it is time all of us to bunker down. take the said seriously as we can, although so many of us have the vast majority have this 3rd wave in austral

they've agreed to unanimously support ishmael sabri yuk, up somebody's party, govern malaysia for 6 decades to independence. but they lost power in 2018 after the corruption scandal. saturdays. official appointment is pending confirmation from malaysia king farms, the reports from calling port. it's mail, sabri yak up. the former deputy prime minister has reportedly secured majority support from a 114 members of parliament out of the 222 seats in the lower house. now the m p 's said to support is mild sabri. our meeting the king at his palace on thursday to verify their support. all m. p 's were asked to submit their choice for prime minister to the monarch earlier this week. now if, if mouse aubrey is appointed, the prime minister of malaysia. this means the makeup of the ruling coalition would be the same as the previous administration led by we didn't. yes. and who resigned on monday, after more than a dozen, m. p. 's withdrew their support for him. the difference this time is the united malays national organization. or is set to come back even stronger, because it's miles on it's vice p

king has appointed ishmael suffering is the new prime minister mocking the return of the long ruling party replaces located. you're seeing who designed for monday. gusting coalition fell apart over criticism the mishandled the corona virus pandemic. ok, let's return to our top story, the chaos and the desperation at couple airport with thousands of people scrambling to get out of afghanistan on the streets. some afghans have been protesting against the taliban on thursday. the market independence day with valleys, using their national flag is a symbol of resistance. robber bride has more from couple a couple airports. main terminal. this is proud control taliban style. follies of gunfire. scatter people in panic. the that's another gate, even more desperate scenes, as the airport continues to be besieged. and at the side of the airport, where the us military evacuation is taking place. private defense contract is there . use take us at the british embassy compound, long lines, gather daily to apply for special visas with promises from the taliban of amnesty, for those who worked with

get through, you know, these barriers malaysia has a new problem in the threats. 3rd in as many is ishmael sabri ya. cope has appointed after receiving support from a majority of m. p. 's, he succeeds mood din ya scene who resigned on monday after his coalition fell apart from the st. louis has moved from carnival is mile, sabri yak hope is malaysia's 9th prime minister. he was appointed by the constitutional monarch. so turn up to less ulten. i've not shopped off to securing backing from a 114 members of parliament in a 222 seats. lower house. his appointment means the new ruling alliance is made up of the same parties as the previous administration led to by mill. you didn't, yes, and he resigned on monday after losing the support of 15 am piece. the transition means the united malays national organization or um no will be in an even stronger position because is miles sabri is the parties vice president. i'm not, you know, at the drivers seat of the ruling coalition, a position which it has been competing for the last one and a half years. been it came back to government again. i'm no ro

some of these warlords, such as ishmael hahn for example, but they do have resolved to fight. however, if the afghan government is completely reliant on these militias to whole territory, and i think that the found strategy ultimately the abs half are going to have to clear the whole territory. thank you very much indeed and wants to know talking to us from new york. thank you. thank you for having coming up. when i hear the news out, i'm serious. i'm all in the town on nickel, please in columbia worth. thousands of people are stranded and directed to migrate to north america. cobit cases saw in the us, particularly in states with low vaccination rates, where health care workers say hospitals are being overrun and bought a special day for india. the tokyo games details coming up next wrong ah, off of greece's 2nd largest island area has been scorched by wildfires, which are edging closer to athens. thousands of people have now fled their homes, while others have been fighting to put out the flames. but his name is rob reports lose a spring up faster than they can be put out th

that is, citizens who are being armed, and in the case of herat, being had —— led by a warlord named ishmaelimportant to the fight across the country because the afghan security forces have been badly let down by their leadership and by the government. they are struggling to logistical resupply and other support. and so, as the caliban�*s —— taliban's assault and advance across the country has really frightened the afghan people, citizens have been taking up arms, joining these militias and fighting on the front line, and that is what i saw. i also saw a city that is incredibly tense, there are lots of people who are leaving, extra flights were put on yesterday when i came back to kabul. the road to the airport into the city is intermittently taken over by the caliban, and then again by the security forces. —— taliban. so flights either go or they don't go, some days they are cancelled. yesterday there were more flights, people bringing everything they possibly can with them, including extended family, to kabul, to get away from what they fear will be a serious assault on the city.- serious

when ishmael con --khan surrendered, they did treat him nicely.f i am ghani, i am not testing the waters. they may let him live to be an example of what happens or he could be swinging from a lamppost. flip a coin and that is what his fate is. host: let's get back to the phone lines. chicago, democratic color. caller: -- host: democratic caller. caller: thanks for taking my call. this is my first time of death this is the first time i was scrutinized this much -- this is the first time i was scrutinized this much. we haven't had a victory since world war ii. the general of that war told us after he made president leave offers, beware the industrial complex. my true belief is had this been this -- been a capitalistic society. the powers that be don't give a dam who wins these wars. that's why we can go up in there for 20 years and come out with intelligence like we've got. we should have learned something when russia was in there and we backed russia. i mean we backed the taliban against russia. let's quit living in lala land. guest: is there a que

police arrested ishmael gonzalez on suspicion of drunk driving and hit and run.say he ran a red light while speeding in a pickup truck. the name of the person killed hasn't been released. this was the 38th deadly crash in san jose this year. vehicles are now back on san francisco's great highway for the first time in more than a year. that roadway was shut down in the early days of the pandemic to give people more space for recreation while social distancing. it has become a popular area to walk and bicycle. some neighbors are calling it for it to be closed again seven days a week, and they have support from some elected leaders like state senator scott wiener. this was 11 point along the path and i know we're going to get there, and we're going to have a seven day a week permanent gray walkway for people of fabrics and stuff. the great highway is now open four vehicle traffic from six am on mondays until noon on fridays. then on the weekends, only bicycles and people walking will be allowed on the roadway. alright i hope you had a nice day out there today. the w

ishmael worked all his lifeto support his four children, put them through university and give them a comfortable life. he hopped to retire and spend his remaining days relaxing with his grandchildren. now the crisis has taken all that away, even his savings are gone. >> i feel that my >> i feel that my money has been stolen. >> reporter: do you feel let down by your country? >> yes. i feel that my country has betrayed me. i have no peace. no peace of mind, no peace of body. i feel like a person who is sentenced to death, who is awaiting death. >> reporr: ismail isn't the only one who feels his money and his future have been stolen. lebanon's currency has lost more than 90% of its value; once 1,500 lira to the dollar, it's now around 20,000. people's life savings, stuck in the bank, have been wiped out. for those who are still lucky enough to have jobs, the minimum wage is now worth about $35 a after another fearful, draining shift at work, it's time for raeda to fight more fires at home. on the way, she has to tackle the grocery store; as always these days, she has no idea just what

when ishmael con --khan surrendered, they did treat him nicely.hani, i am not testing the waters. they may let him live to be an example of what happens or he could be swinging from a lamppost. flip a coin and that is what his fate is. host: let's get back to the phone lines. chicago, democratic color. caller: -- host: democratic caller. caller: thanks for taking my call. this is my first time of death this is the first time i was scrutinized this much -- this is the first time i was scrutinized this much. we haven't had a victory since world war ii. the general of that war told us after he made president leave offers, beware the industrial complex. my true belief is had this been this -- been a capitalistic society. the powers that be don't give a dam who wins these wars. that's why we can go up in there for 20 years and come out with intelligence like we've got. we should have learned something when russia was in there and we backed russia. i mean we backed the taliban against russia. let's quit living in lala land. guest: is there a question fo

they are the seed of ishmael, the seed of war. you will never, never change their minds!at their leaders. they took off and took the money with them, over $100 billion these people ran off with. the president of their country took off, but they want us to stay indefinitely? to do what? set up our own government there? host: all right, we will get a response. jim carafano, if you want to take that first. guest 1: i find that call quite racist. it is light brown lives don't matter and these people are subhuman. i think adam and i agree. adam served in that country. yes, the government had flaws in it was corrupt, nobody is arguing that, but it was unelected government, as imperfect as the election was. what the afghan people needed, more than anything, was basic security, so their country would not be overrun by terrorists. let's be honest, that is the outcome that we got. host: do either of you think there should be any consequences for the president who fled, ashraf ghani, or any afghan officials who fled the country, and how would that be done? guest 1: absolutely. [laug