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as you say, it's not just southern italy really, is it that's endanger? i think generally the southern european continent is on alert. totally. i mean, in greece we have temperatures that were 45 degrees. we have a major fire still not under control there. you also have a problem with the electric grid being over burdened by people needing to cool often this hot period. and the greek officials are in one hand, telling people to stop using all the unnecessary energy because we're overburden in the system. and at the other hand, they're having to bring back online old coal fired plants, all. busy while this heat is making it incredibly difficult for firefighters there to bring it under control and places like roads, and i'm ready and for scarlet, italy, thank you. let me know that he is going full, says continue to battle the taliban, alaska god city. and this concern it'll soon fall to the group. now the capital of the southern helmand province has been or has seen heavy fighting, and frequent strikes, incense today they by can the heart and several other

the highest date, italy, in 2 months. now we'll get more on that story from kemal high, the, in the shower and back a song at the moment. but 1st that's because it's above the middle in india, capital new delhi. and of course at alarming rise in case numbers. and he was telling us about sort of this pandemic, apparently raging according to the health ministry in india. so what a journey tells you is that we're still not out of the woods. in fact, the government this morning, as you said, has, you know, raise the alarm saying that we need to be cautious with a lot out of the woods. the 2nd wave is to raging. you know, the numbers have been under control. if you see the picture, pan india, the positivity rate is chill under 5 percent. that is a benchmark set by the was, has organization thing that about 5 percent is when you're supposed to be really worried. but there are some worrying. 8 trends, you know, catalogue is one page where, unlike the other states in india, where you saw a steep rise in a peak of cases during the

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well, the weather is also driving far as an italy, tourists and residents have been told to leave the coastal cities of catania. and to scott, a firefighter say they faced hundreds of flavor ups and populated areas in the past few days, the starting to get some under control from to scott on eastern italy's eastern coast, adarine reports, fire brigades, and pest scott on italy central, a direct coast struggle to control ablaze in a pine forest, their fate stretched well into monday nights. still smoldering tuesday morning, firefighters assessed the damage and the risk. it took firefighters 2 days to bring the blades here and per scott under control. and you can still see the fire isn't completely extinguished by mid day, the worst was over in prescott and the surrounding towns. only a few small fires still needed attention. they don't know if y'all move to the fishy layer. they were very high flames. they were tough to put out. we had lots of teams out, have tackling them. it's been difficult because we've had 3 months with no rain. if you could fit your taishan is dried up and the te

in the service or italy bar or restaurant or c m. ok and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem. the use of sputnik v and some marina has shown it has an efficacy relative, more than 91 percent. 2 percent of those innoculated suffered adverse side effects, less than half of thought figure occurred in people over the age of 60, the health minister and as well as jumbo sputnik in summary, now have developed antibodies. we did some strategies about the ccsp of the vaccine. we have some day, some data guarantee of the a fee, cnc we are closer to a 100 percent off a few cmc and so all our people develop the antibodies and which is. ringback splitting be maxine ation after one week from the start of research on those is what maybe we started to, to, to free our, our, our accounts and, and now we have people in, in the roof because someone called me from turkey to the united states and russia to italy, devastating wild father raging across the world in gre

anderson and support from london, italy show of life ended here, his body hanging from a tree. he set off for a run near his home in kiev, but didn't return. police believe it could be murder disguise to suicide. that may have been a struggle in this office that says there were marks on his face left me head and chest. he's got chauffeur dedicated to political opposition to autocratic rule in his home country of better was he was working with an organization helping to get housing, food, and work for people fleeing persecution there. he knew he was under surveillance so that his friends for the board lamb. this was an execution vile, nasty execution of a person who deserves more than any of those people who served the regime of alexander lucca shank. sending to the rest of the exiles in ukraine and elsewhere to sit low, keep their mouths shot. because this is what's gonna happen to you, lucas shank, a dub, by his enemies. the last of europe's dictators has ruled the 27 years. but since a disputed election a year ago, he's been cracking down on a physician support. in may a prot

i'm rainy report, fire brigades, and pest scott on italy, central adriatic coast, struggle to control ablaze in a pine forest. their fate stretched well into monday nights. still smoldering tuesday morning, firefighters assessed the damage and the risk. it took firefighters to day to bring the blaze here and per scott under control. and you can still see the fire isn't completely extinguished by mid day, the worst was over and her scott and the surrounding towns. only a few small fires still needed attention. they don't know if y'all move to it or the fishy layer. they were very high flames. they were tough to put out. we had lots of teams out here tackling them. it's been difficult because we've had 3 months with no rain in the federal taishan has dried up and the terrain is so dry. we haven't seen such weather in a very long time as you'd like to get on to that. if you go over that bundled them with the danger past lot, i re chatelle lee returned home where 3 generations of her family have ended olive trees in the hills above the sea. they aren't sure if the scorch trees will still

that's one of the worst effected areas in italy. first, let's bring in russell, sorry that he's running off from turkeys until your province was to talk to us about what you're seeing and i'll tell you. well, therein we are now in the widow of feather, which is in the town of ginormous, in untidy a promise. and it is one of the worst district in turkey. this is willis edge, the historical village, and just last night. how of the willis has turned into the dogs? the fire here started at 4 am after midnight, and right after that so rapidly the fire spread over the village and got the houses are more did they did when it has 150 houses and at least half of them are either completely destroyed or partly damaged the, the fire trucks here are trying to cooling down the surroundings, but it's quite difficult because it's not predictable where it's going to be the next place that the fire is just going to spread. i can see that there are tons of the 5 trucks and the firefighters here fight him against the was fire, but their job is quite di

in the service or italy bar or restaurant or ok and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem usa. sputnik v in san marino has shown it has an efficacy rate of more than 91 percent. to 2 percent of those inoculated suffered side effects with, with less than half of those being over 60 years of age. now the health minister added that those jabbed with sputnik in submarine have developed the antibodies against scope it. we did some strategies about the ccsp of the sporting boxing. we have some day, some data guarantee of the a, c, c and c. we are closer to a 100 percent off a few c, l, c. and so all our people just a lot of anti bodies and which is putting be much a nation after one week from the start of the 2nd. those is what maybe we start to do to, to free our ospital and our accounts and, and now we have people in, in, in the roof up because someone called me from turkey to the united states from russia to italy, devastating wildfires, or raging throughout the world in greece, this week

italy take the gold!a european in this event since 1992. the most unlikely of successors to bolt had been crowned. well, what a moment this is. in a sport dominated by one man for so long, track and field tonight finally has a new star. jacobs' remarkable victory representing a tearing up of the established order in olympic sprinting. it's amazing, fantastic. it's a gold medal, it's forever. a gold medal is forever in my home and i'm very happy. a devastated hughes, meanwhile, telling me what happened. my left calf cramped up on me. when i went in my set position, itjust cramped and i couldn't hold back. ijust ended up moving. i know for a fact if i was in that race, i would have got a medal, there's no doubt about it. as recently as three years ago, jacobs was a long jumper. his switch proving to be one of the most inspired in sporting history. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. in other news from the games, a belarusian sprinter has accused her country of trying to forcibly repatriate her for criticising her co

they're the microstates, it's entirely with in italy, italy's borders and has nearly completely inoculated its adult population with russia. sputnik for vaccine, which is not yet on the use approval list. brussels recently agreed to accept covert job certificates issued by san marino and vatican city. but only the ones, it's given the green light to the passes, allow free movement between those 2 non you states and the block. however, the splitting vaccine still has not given has not been given approval. and we had a chance to speak with the nation's health minister, our green boss, recognize this from you, but only for the people in summary. know about you, naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's will be seen as the problem to move into italy and surveys are equally bar or restaurant or c m ok and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem. they use this footnote, v in san marino has shown it has an efficacy rate of more than 91 percent. 2 percent of those inoculated suff

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an amazing individual effort by the last man there for italy.u right up to date on what has been happening in day 1a of these 0lympics. kenya's faith kipyegon has retained the olympic women's 1500—metre title to put an end to dutch athlete sifan hassan�*s bid for an unprecedented track treble. kipyegon broke the 33—year—old 0lympic record set by romanian paula ivan at the seoul games as she clocked three minutes 53.11 seconds. joshua cheptegei has made up for his silver in the 10,000—metres to win the 5000—metre 0lympic title, succeeding two—time champion mo farah. the 24—year—old ugandan world record—holder in the distance timed 12 minutes 58.15 seconds. and in the women's 400 final, shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas took gold. that's back—to—back 0lympic titles for the 27—year—old after her victory in rio five years ago. to cycling, and laura kenny has become team gb�*s most decorated female 0lympian as she and team—mate katie archibald won a cycling gold in the women's madison final. and in the women's hockey, the netherlands have beaten arg

>> oh, italy sounds phenomenal. >> yeah, exactly. before the pandemic charles in redwood city bought tickets from the german air carrier lufthansa. he paid 10,434 bucks to fly from sfo to italy. well, then the pandemic hit. charles says lufthansa cut its schedule including his flights. so he canceled his trip. and responded to a lufthansa e-mail offering a refund. here's the thing. charles only got back what he paid in taxes. $276. after eight months of back and forth over the remaining $10,000 he called us. we reached out to lufthansa. a month later lufthansa credited the remaining $10,158 to charles's credit card. now, in a statement lufthansa hinted that he jumped the gun here and canceled the flight. lufthansa said it reimbursed charles anyway as a gesture of good will. now, there is a lesson here. make sure you don't act too early when an airline modifies your reservation, its schedule and your reservation. let them take the lead at first. then when they make changes immediately request a new flight that fits your schedule. or d

after being processed here the back we are then taken by bus to other shelters and hotels across italy. officials hoped to resettle everyone at this camp by friday, the 1st step and helping these refugees rebuild their lives in a new country. adarine, i'll just euro have at santa italy. the indian government has held the rare official meeting with taliban officials in the hurry, capital doha discussions focused on india national security and mutual travel for citizens of both countries. the meeting of the indian embassy came at the request of the taliban. the previous afghan government had strong ties with india while the taliban has been closer to pockets on katara has been working for a decade to end. the war in afghanistan and the gulf nation is home to the largest us base in the middle east with nearly 10000 troops in 2011, it began hosting taliban leaders who were released from guantanamo bay. they laid the groundwork for talks with the afghan government while at the request of the u. s. a. taliban political office. it was opened into hon. 2013. 5 years later the u. s. and taliban

a wealthy area of italy considered far removed from historic mafia strongholds in the south and own, indulge in a complex. it's a complex investigation going on 3 years now. we've charged people with various crimes for taking part in a criminal conspiracy. that's aggravated by dealing with the mafia, trafficking, waste and polluting the environment. the police say suspects pocketed tens of millions of euros to clean up the byproducts at italy's leather industry by products that include heavy metals that can cause cancer. we drove by the tannery with mighty or resell, eating, who worked in a leather plant for more than 45 years. pollution has always been common. the problem is the mud and ash the byproduct from the tannery should be treated and made harmless to use as landfill. but they didn't do that. i asked mattie or father's pollution was an open secret here to show you when i mean to pollution and cancer, have always been considered a necessary evil. but that's the job. the tannery sit at the top of the food pyramid, it highways like this one that cut across the landscape of wine

the italian militia flew nearly 5000 afghans to italy after the taliban seize control of commerce done. many of them are still under quarantine, wellbeing process before being resettled in communities across italy. i'm really visited the country's largest refugee camp for african evacuation in office on at this camp an hour outside of rome. more than a 1000 afghan refugees are starting a new life now far from the country. they called home. many of them like this man felt they had no choice but to flee a la carte. i worked with italian and after military. so i was a target for the tiny banners. you know, just he, like others we spoke to, asked us not to show his face, out of fear for loved ones. back in afghanistan, one up up is sort of wanted to call me unless i am happy to be here. but i'm extremely worried about my family, but i haven't being able to contact them for 7 days. so i don't know how they're doing or where they are. ok. it's a story repeated here among those who worked with italian or other international forces during the war. as a taliban closed in, they rushed to cobble

italy is beginning another act in its covid story, but the unity felt last year is fading.d huge wildfires in greece, with strong winds fanning the flames. thousands of people have been moved from their homes in the northern suburbs of athens. there are extreme fire warnings covering many areas, and the prime minister says his country is in the midst of an unprecedented environmental crisis. our correspondent, bethany bell is in athens for us now. it's a very, very difficult situation. where i am here, there's a fire burning behind that mountain behind me, and the fear is that the wind is blowing in the wrong direction and this suburb where we are now could face the flames quite soon. and since we've been here, we've seen emergency vehicles out warning people to leave their homes. people have packed up their cars to drive away from this area because the authorities have told them it's too dangerous to remain. some people, though... we spoke to one greek orthodox priest. he said, "where do we go? "where are we supposed to go? "has the government organised this properly?" and

firefighters are fighting hundreds of firefighters in italy and greece.n president is blamed deteriorating security situations on the u.s.. it belarusian sprinter who says her olympic team forster home has been given a visa to enter poland. she took refuge in the polish embassy on monday. the european union has imposed sanctions on the wife of nicaragua's leader, also the country's vice president and seven others. it comes on the deadline to register as a candidate. the party says the president will run for a fourth term. almost all of his challengers have been arrested. cluster held on treason charges. the main opposition as named a former beauty queen and guerrilla fighter as candidates. with so many potential candidates arrested who has registered? reporter: that is the latest twist. almost all of the competitive opposition hopefuls in prison for at least the next three months which would make it impossible for them to register by the end of today. we now have a former rebel commander and his vice president with him is a former miss nicaragua. she conc

and now been you being in italy there. where on friday the new green past with. how are people responding there? yep. yeah, it's been really interesting. i got to tell you guys so, so the 1st day of the green pass, i actually arrived here the day after it was 1st instituted. i was told that there were long lines of people getting it. since then though, it's been very interesting, i talked to so many people and people are telling me the other don't want to get it right. they don't want the vaccine. so they'll just go ahead and get tested. i've heard from a number of people who are saying, see what the green pass by the way i should mention. it's either you get at least one dose vaccine or you get p. c. r tested every 48 hours in order to go into indoor dining and to theaters into museums, or you are able to prove that you've had cobra in the last 6 months. right? and so that's one thing that's very different from the united states, by the way, is the fact that they are allowing for that. the u. s. doesn't even consider that, you know, having had coven and having n

italy because of the catholic church long history of fear and suspicion of freemasonry.free masonry is first repressed by mussolini in 19205. and also the whole history of collusion between free masonry, crime, the p2 story and various mafia organizations to the freemasons in italy. so, i knew a bit of the story. then i realize, i got the sense you had to duck their version of the history which was the noble tradition of brotherhood and so and in so forth. much of the rest of the world, particularly in italy and britain less so in the united states were free masons had a better reputation it's regarded as less of a menace the regard the free masons to be self back scratching our mutual backscratching organizations. people join the masons to get a better job to get a contract they would not have gotten otherwise. that kind of thing. these two versions of free masonry is noble tradition or as grubby cabal had not emerged and defined people's perceptions, dominated the journalism and that was this dialogue. i want to try to write the book that would both inform freemasons,

you can have your vaccination status and i will tell you this coming into italy. there were other folks who were trying to get in as well, and they were saying were vaccinated and they were still being told you need to show us your p c r test that was boom, mussman swan, thank you so much for your time and insight on this one the and india supreme court has ruled against amazon and walmart in an ongoing fight over whether the 2 retail giant should be investigated for abusing their dominance in the countries online marketplace. now, according to a 3 judge panel, amazon and wal mart's flip cart are expected to volunteer for inquiry in transparency, and the 2 companies were reprimanded for their attempt to do the opposite. now the competition commission of india announced plans to investigate both firms last year over claimed they were using their dominance to stifle competition and offering preferential treatment to certain vendors. while the companies have denied the claims and attempted to fight the investigation in lower court, they have indicated they will compl

the tiny country sits entirely within italy's borders. this was completely immunize its adult population, using russia. splitting the vaccine, which isn't on the use approval list. russel's recently agreed to accept covert inoculation certificates issued by sam marino and vatican city, but only with the jobs it's given. the green light to pass is allowed free movement between those 2. no, no use states on the block, but the display, the vaccines still not given approval. it left most summer and eas, stuck at home. we spoke exclusively to the nation's health minister. okay. our green pass. recognize this from you, but only for the people in summary. know about you. naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that will be seeing that as the problem to move into italy and surveys are equally bar or restaurant or c m ok and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem. they split the vein summary now, as shown that it as an efficacy rate

the this week's top stories, italy temporarily exempt. the citizens of neighboring san marino from needing coven passports if they've had russia sputnik v vaccine. that's despite the jap not being recognized by the u. we speak exclusively the fat marino's health minister. we have some data from the guarantee of the cmc. we are closer to a 100 percent off a few c, l. c. mass evacuation. this homes burned to the ground apocalyptic scenes. devastating wildfires range throughout the world from turkey and greece to russia and the us and a jailed hacker who exposed abusive conditions at the prison in which he's being held is denied telephone access to his lawyer. his wife brands, it an act of retaliation bureau, the prison lawyer, telling them that she can only like speak to them if they have a coming port deadline. whereas she's not applying guys. requirement to any of the others in the ah, it's time for a rundown of this week's top story. it's time for the weekly on our t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. it

how the mafia buried tons of toxic waste in northern italy. ah, ah hello hope your weekend is going well. here's the weather straight across the middle east. forget it's africa, one sec. hang tight, our temperatures pretty well where they should be, but some spots we popped above the average that includes 4 aleppo, but elsewhere across the la van. again, pretty well where we would expect to be for this kind of the year. some big ways along the array b and c, so that's going to swirl up some sand and does for a huge swath of oman. here's the situation across pakistan, our mon sooner moisture starting to creep back in again for northern areas. so at times we will see bursts of rain, but not everyone is going to catch a storm here. across turkey, it is largely settled. we do have some breezy conditions coming down the boss 1st. so that's going to impact is stumble with a high of 29 degrees right through the eastern med look at this nicko see up to 40 degrees as far as storms across the tropics of africa. i think our biggest threats here will be e

ah ah hope stories of the week here on the off the international italy temporarily exempt the citizens of neighboring san marino from meeting covey passports, if they've had rushers and sporting vaccine, or go with that job. still not recognized by the e. u. on the program that we speak to time, marino's help minutes we have some day, some guarantee of the efficiency. we have closer to a 100 percent off the ccsp master documentation homes but to the ground apocalyptic themes and devastating wildfires raging throughout the world from turkey and greece to russia and america or through the program. a jailed hacker who exposed the future condition to the prison he's in is denied telephone to his lawyers. his wife runs the move, an active retaliation. 0 credit lawyer is telling me that she can only like to speak to them if they have upcoming support line where she's not applying requirements to any of the other. ah, well, the news this week with coming hard and fast here at the international, lots of highlights for you and mid tonight's weekly program live from moscow, where it's now just a

how the mafia buried tons of toxic waste in northern italy. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways. hey there, hope your weekends going well, here's an update on our summer rains across india. we will see rounds of rain through the indian states, her astra delhi pradesh and also are con, as we head towards sunday. rains will take our foot off the pedal as we head toward bangladesh. so some subdued southwest monsoon rains, but still bursts of rain for nepal. and bu, 10 on sunday, asia pacific, you know the batch of what weather over the korean peninsula. it's now moving to the northwest and the northeast clipping eastern portions of punch you and whole cargo. but look at this aggressive rein along the yellow river valley, impacting young joe was just about a month ago. young joe got a years worth of rain in the span of a few days or more to come, keeping tabs on tropical storm mice as it moves into the east china sea, likely to meet up with sun moisture from the yangtze river valley and throw buckets of rain to

italy is baking in the so—called lucifer heatwave.es will be on red alert this friday. that means that he is so intense a danger to health for people of all ages. here, in greece's second biggest island, fires have left livestock heads decimate. nearly 100,000 hectares of forests and farmland have burned in less than two weeks. the worst wildfire since 2007. but the fire still there. how has arrived from overseas in evia. these fire crews are from slovakia. in the west, this is the aftermath of the fire. turkey has also been hit by its most intense fires on record. 248 places have been brought under control in the last two weeks. in algeria, three days of national mourning have been declared after firefighters, soldiers and civilians died whilst battling blazes. the high temperatures have helped the spread of the fires put authorities here suspect arson after so many fires erupted in after so many fires erupted in a short space of time. scientists say human induced climate change is making heatwaves more likely and more severe. aruna

because the and the stories that shape the wing, italy temporarily exempt, the citizens of neighboring san marino from needing coven passports, if they've had russia school vaccine, despite the fact that the job is not recognized by the e. u, we speak exclusively to sad marino's health minister. we have some data from the guarantee of the efficiency we are closer to a 100 percent of the ccsp. massive accusations home is burned to the ground apocalyptic theme. devastating wildfires, raids throughout the world from turkey and greece to russia and the us and jailed hacker who exposed abusive conditions at the prison in which he's being held is denied to telephone access to his lawyers and his wife friends to move an act of retaliation. bureau presence lawyer telling them that he can only speak to them if they have upcoming the court deadline, whereas she's not applying that requirement to any of the others made. ah, it's time for this week's top stories, it's time for the weekly on our team international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. italy has temporarily exempted

the moon, the the stories of the week here are not here at the national italy temporarily exempted citizens of neighboring san marino from needing colbert passport if they had a rushes put in a vaccine. this, by the job not yet be recognized by the e. u. of the program that we speak exclusively to son marino's, health minister, we have some day, some data guarantee of the a p c and c. we are closer to a 100 percent of the tcl see massive accusations and homes bar to the ground apocalyptic seeing. a devastating wildfires raging throughout the world from tokyo in greece to russia and america. also in the weekly a jailed hacker who exposed abusive conditions of the prison. he is in and has denied telephone access to his lawyers, his wife called the move and active retaliation. your present lawyer tells me that she can only let him speak to them if they have upcoming court deadline where she's not applying that requirement to any of the others. ah, well, it's been a busy week the a worldwide headline through an autism national. so let's run him down in the weekly program here on this. italy has

temperatures there are closer to normal and in italy, they will slowly moderate.still a long way to go through summer and seen temperatures like this already, it does give great concern of which areas will be hit next. anchor: with this, it is a pattern we have seen over the summer, but is it exceptional? >> it is beyond exceptional, we are beating records across the northern hemisphere on a regular basis over the past few months. we saw that extreme heat over north america, there is more heat building over the next few days as well. all of this plays into the warnings that have been issued by climate sciensts. heat waves will become more severe, more frequent, and last longer as the planet continues to warm. anchor thank you so much. you heard him talking about the region, northern algeria is also battling wildfires, which have killed at least 65 people. many were soldiers who were sent into tackle the blazes. an intense heatwave and high winds, they led to the rapid spread. officials believe arsonists may be responsible for some fires. let's turn to nine straigh

if you think in italy, more than 1000 boys were castrated at the beginning of the 18th century.l this started because the vatican forbade at the time women to perform on stage and i think somehow this started this weird and terrible and barbaric, let's say, tradition. in her trailblazing ways in 2017, she forged a new path with the vatican, becoming the first woman to sing solo with the papal choir at the sistine chapel. this was an amazing experience because to sing in the sistine chapel, i mean already the acoustics are magnificent but then being there, you are so inspired. it was really a unique moment in my life, in my career, and i hope i will have a chance to go back. i really hope. so many of these achievements make cecilia a bit of a feminist icon. she is one of the most important female artistic directors in opera. she took up her post at the salzburg whitsun festival in 2012 and, in another first, she willjoin 0pera monte carlo as artistic director in 2023. the world of opera is dominated by conductors and artistic directors who are male so cecilia bartoli is a real pi

italy is beginning another act in its covid story, but the unity felt last year is fading.lowen, bbc, verona. da: before we go,e leave you with one of belgium's kept secrets. a trove of tin treasures. collecting these vintageoxes is this 83-year-old's passion. she is accumulated over 60,000 of them in the past 30 years, keeping them in ur different houses. that is dedication. thank you for watching. have a great weeke. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening. i am judy woodruff. help wanted. a strong labor market. a falling unemployment rate. questions remain about cid and the effect on the recovery. the road ahead, as the senate moves forward with the infrastruc

a photo finish in a relay as italy denies tm gb the gold by less than one second.usands sign a petition to save an alpaca preparing to be put down after testing positive twice for a disease. hello, welcome. if you're in the u.k. or arou the world. wherever you are watching, you are welcome to bbc news. the taliban has captured a capital in afghanistan for the first time in five years. zaranj province, close to the border with iran fell due to a lack of government reinforcements. nato forces complete the withdrawal. american troops are due to leave by september 11, the 20th anniversary of 9/11 that provoke them to invade afghanistan in the first place. in the capital, the taliban killed -- shooting him dead in his car. the un security council has been meeting in special session to discuss the tier rating situation in the country. -- the deteriorating situation in the country. >> there had been an exptation when the u.s.-taliban deal was signed in 2020. we would see a reduction in violence. we did not. there had been an expectation when talks between the afghan repub