kaya mentioned are some of the options creators have today.othing here is exclusive and you can partake in all these monetisation opportunities even as you are building up a membership sustainable revenue stream in our platform. and you're obviously building up numbers. do you know how many patrons they are at the moment? there are at the moment? yes, we have over 8 million paying patrons as of last month when i last checked. we also have over 200,000 creators that are getting paid every single month right now. right, kaya how big an impact you think patreon is having, has already had? yes, i think it works for certain people. i spoke with a creator recently who makes 80% of her income through youtube channel memberships and patreon channel memberships and she said that really works for her because she doesn't want to do sponsored content and push ads in front of her audiences, so she prefers to paywall content. other people say they don't want to take any money from the audience and they like the ad model, so it really depends on the creator.

kaya mentioned are some of the options creators have today.n is nothing here is exclusive and you can partake in all these monetisation opportunities even as you are building up a membership sustainable revenue stream in our platform. and you're obviously building up numbers. do you know how many patrons there are at the moment? yes, we have over 8 million paying patrons as of last month when i last checked. we also have over 200,000 creators that are getting paid every single month right now. right, kaya how big an impact you think patreon is having, has already had? yes, i think it works for certain people. i spoke with a creator recently who makes 80% of her income through youtube channel memberships and patreon channel memberships and she said that really works for her because she doesn't want to do sponsored content and push ads in front of her audiences, so she prefers to paywall content. other people say they don't want to take any money from the audience and they like the ad model, so it really depends on the creator. some have seen su

christina simonelli kaya took refuge in the polish embassy on monday when she was due to take part in the hits for the 200 meters. she used a team of trying to for so on to a plane in tokyo, after publicly complaining about her coaches. as the top stories to stay with the zip again, hold on just 0, witness is up. next bye for now. nelson sorry should be about raising prices in harley down to the town. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that designate adult, had made the task of fixing a war torn economy, counting the cost on al jazeera applesauce, laughter the actual video, left and lighting, and saw that there could be a just the okay, now, i mean, i, i, i'm going to recommend just walk with i'm not sure what's going on on my son. grim ahead alarms water. us nice me. i choose ah yeah. well lucky this way i need to walk her squash. no, he will be able to tell you that in the shower for my son, the noise on the radio is going on here. the 1st one is his locker. if they was canada or della hold k, me get a month or a cannot

citing rising code 19 cases that thousands defined the band fellows track spring to christina chism and kaya has less that i'm at the airport police station . according to a japanese law may come. the 24 year old alleged her olympic tame and tried to remove her from japan. the dispute led to a stand off sunday evening at 2 years. man, a port i'd work as have intercepted, a boat, crowded with migraines, often as he was coast and rescued around 400 people on board were mainly main from morocco, bangladesh, egypt and syria. 15 soldiers have been killed in an ambush in south west, not the countries of defense minister says 6 soldiers are also missing following the attack in the region. those are the headlines. stay change for al jazeera world . i'm emily anglin. ah, [000:00:00;00] i lose the desert near the southern libyan city of what done. the dunes were buzzing in november 2018. mm hm. not to be 10 years before we've had a big international car and by credit. but the 2011 revolution put us up to that and federal head had to survive in the water country without them on this for me. i so how lo

they have procured h kaya. and flights are taking off.ng the operational briefing with military commanders, the president and vice president met by secure video krchls with their national security team to hear intelligence, security, and diplomatic updates on the evolving situation in afghanistan. they discussed status of ongoing evacuations of u.s. citizens, siv applicants and other vulnerable afghans at risk and how we would do this safely and efficiently with laser focus of the team monitoring, preventing any potential terrorist threats at or around there, including from isis. they were joined by secretary blinken, chairman milly, haynes, burns, myself, kalil zod, general mackenzie and other senior officials. to say a few words where we come from, where we are, i want to start by saluting troops and civilian personnel at the kabul airport. i want to salute the defense department, intelligence community, state department, department of homeland security, and especially our country team in kabul doing incredible work under trying circums

so let's dive into this with financial markets analyst kaya pav, joins us now live from london via skype. good. have you with us? kyra. so bank of england would deny it was financing britain deficit. does that really matter? thank you for having me. first and foremost. so monetary and fiscal policies have indeed become joined that the hip and looking at the numbers. we can see that the b o, e has absorbed most of that issue and by the government, does this matter? i think, yes, because the central banks by nature are indiscriminate buyers. they don't really look at the credit worthiness of the sure nor at the yields. and i think it will become even more important once the central banks start winding down the reason policies because there's just not enough buyers on the market. while center banks have been printing money without fee, you could say of a fear of inflation for a while once changing. now, i think the biggest change with this crisis is really the supply side distortions that we have not seen before. we've seen dislocations in economy and as mentioned, distortion, the supply ch

we're looking at one aircraft per hour in and out of h kaya re predicted our best effort could look like 50029000 passengers departing per day. we have had no ha style interactions, no attack, and no threat by the taliban. the deadline for complete withdrawal of forces and civilians is still the end of the month, a date set by president biden. earlier this year, the commander in chief made it very clear that we were to complete this draw down by august 31st. and that which now includes the drop down of american cities pulling out of american citizens and drop down over embassy personnel. so that's what we're focused on, that's the timeline we're on. and it's the secretary made clear to to leaders even as recent is this morning. time is of the essence. and we all, we all share a sense of urgency here. the bite and administration continues to defend the decision to go ahead with the withdrawal. arguing that the alternative was escalating us involvement in another countries civil war was unfolded over the past month. has proven decisively that it would have taken a significant american true

quarrels and come to the 8 of those and difficulty at the meal is an economist and professor it can say a kaya university. in puerto prince, he says strong leadership is critical for haiti right now or we can to, to, to earthquake. and those 40 coordinates stability very difficult. we, i mean the haitian people really need to break and why we think is good time for us to really mean, you know, better leadership, you know, people back can really make good planning and also raise a wireless. and then in the preparedness of the, of the country, you know, you can prove with those disaster who happen to prepare that, that can help you to minimize the damage even before the disaster the economy was terrible. actually to using the roll was negative, come into grow and was around 40 percent of the population in fort insecurity. lack of jobs and other people leave the current be leaving the country for the last 2 years. because of the games activity. so it's going to be more difficult in the south. but if we, you know, make sure that this time, not only going to do many quickness firms that are going t

today's kaya. also the interagency and international partners who supported the evacuation the many soldiers sailors, airmen marines and coast guardsmen who supported this operation down range across the central command, the european command and the northern command areas of responsibility moreover this evacuation could simply not have been done without the amazing flexibility us transportation coming in and the airlift provided by the united states air force. no other military in the world has anything like it. i'd also like to thank the host nations that have generously provided access to their facilities for the processing the care and feeding of our evacuees. i also need to acknowledge the temporary suffering this summer of our evacuates have had to endure. please know that we continue to execute our number one mission which is to get as many american citizens and other evacuated as possible out of afghanistan. we also continue to expand the capacity at our intermediate facilities to ensure saf

kaya, reporter information, becky flint, youtube influencer and found of pepper studio, author of tiktokmite app in the superpower racer social media and earlier, we heard from a reporter from panorama. we will be back at the same time next week with the media show. thank you very much for watching and goodbye. hello there. county tyrone in northern ireland was the warmest part of the uk on monday. and over the next few days, generally, it's going to be the western side of the uk that sees the highest temperatures and the best of the sunshine. the high—pressure is still in charge of our weather, so essentially it is fine and dry. coming in off the north sea, though, there is this cloud that's pushing towards northern england and eventually it will work towards parts of wales and it could produce a few spots of drizzle, some mistiness over the hills. mist and fog patches and scotland and northern ireland will lift, the sunshine comes out and south of our cloud will get some sunshine across more so than parts of england, as well. let's move northwards though into the northern aisles. cloud

kaya, reporter information, becky flint, youtube influencer and found of pepper studio, author of tiktokmite app in the superpower racer social media and earlier, we heard from a reporter from panorama. we will be back at the same time next week with the media show. thank you very much for watching and goodbye. hello. there is some rain to come as it finishes its way eastwards through the uk. showers for northern and eastern reaches of england into the small hours but for many it is a dry story. some lingering cloud across the hills and coasts, but clearer skies already making quite good ingress to with the rest of the uk. will set us up well for seeing more sunshine certainly then we saw on saturday through sunday. just a chance of that sunshine could feed some isolated but persistent thundery showers through parts of northern england through sunday afternoon but sunshine will equate to more warmth for sunday and through the week ahead, it looks like there is more fine weather to come. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 5:00pm. the pentagon has said the us remains in

after publicly complaining about a coaches, christina, to fit some minus kaya was due to compete in the lympics woman's 200 meters on monday. that she told the reuters news agency. the coaches ordered her to pack her bags on sunday. i'm asking the international olympic committee for help. there's pressure against me and they're trying to get me out of the country without my permission. so i'm asking the i o. c. to get involved in this. i mean richardson has the latest from tokyo, christina team and oscar was, was due to compete here in tokyo, on monday in the 200 meters. according to the reuters news agency, she was taken to the airport from the athletes village against her wishes by team officials and said to them, quotes, i will not return to bella ruth. now she's been critical of her team coach. she's during her time here in tokyo saying that she's also been asked to compete in the 4 by 400 me to relay an event she's not prepared for or trained for. and that was because other athletes in belarus had not been put through the necessary anti doping tests prior to that, rosalind okay, wi

who says her team tried to for such a return home has been given a visit and to poland, estimate of kaya to refuge and punish embassy on monday. the european union is imposed sanctions on the wife of nicaragua, as nita was also the country's vice president and 7 other nicaraguans comes on the deadline to register as a candidate for november's election. the party of 75 year old incumbent. daniel ortega says he will run for a 4th term. almost all his challenges have been arrested in recent months. most of being held on trees me charges may no, physician is named a form of usually queen and a former gorilla fighter. as a candidate in human is live 1st in santiago this year, with so many potential candidates arrested who has registered for the election. well, yes, that's the latest twist. now, in this nicaragua saga with almost all of the most competitive opposition, hopefully now in prison for at least the next 3 months, which would make it impossible for them to register by the end of this day, which is the deadline. we have now a former contra rebels commander and his vice president speci

out and we continue to closely coordinate to ensure the safe arrival of americans and others on h kaya. so we have not gone any further air operations this time. but as i said earlier, we continue to ensure the capabilities that we've had and as required that we're able to do so. is there a plan in place to help extract americans who are outside of kabul? at this point, we're always planning in assessing what needs to be done to help americans get to h guy to cobble airport. i haven't gone to the phones at all. so let me start doing that. and you my glasses again, jack jack, dish and foreign policy. thanks john. i'm just wondering, do you have a specific update on the throughput? now obviously you've obviated the 500-9000 number. i know you mentioned the 3017 evac flights, but just wondering if there's a specific update on, on what your goals are for daily through. but i think if you go back to what general lie and said last night in for those that right now the pace, you know, the throughput that we're able to maintain, as i said earlier, is about a plane every 45 minutes. but also th

and so we also asked the government, why are you doing more in that situation in la kaya ok, you can get to these remote villages, but that's a major city. they responded that they have been distributing food, but we might just not have seen it. it might have been at another point in the city . so we come from the earthquake. i think the basic message is that there's a lot still to resolve here. the international aid is trying to get in. there's complications apparently and getting it into the country and then along that route and there's a lot of people still waiting for help. thank you very much, john hallman, very important. thank you for your reporting on this story. when there was a massive e humanitarian challenges in northern ethiopia, there that the head of us come into my return agency saying that a work is in the tig why region a close to running out of food to distribute us ha, samantha power accused ethiopian government of deliberately, obstructing humanitarian aid to millions of people in this war to region. he says, food supplies will run out within a week. this is a ni

christina manuel kaya says authorities and galleries made it clear that she would be punished if she returned home. she accused her teams officials of trying to force her to leave the game early after she criticized her coaches. well, the olympic station, japan are leading the tribal south gray, 1000000, the semi final of the baseball competition. the sport is a national obsession in japan and hope the high for a home gold metal and richardson has more from tokyo. when elliptic organizes asked japan if there were any sports, they'd like to add for the tokyo games. baseball was an immediate and obvious answer. it's the most played and watched game here, and it's back in the olympics for the 1st time since 2008. tell them about the moya hardy. kids can watch the olympics and then dream about becoming a pro player 10 years on from these games. i think there will be more kids. you want to compete in the lympics off major events like this is so important for boosting the number of children playing baseball. well, it's been difficult to keep playing because the pandemic, but i'm very happy

additionally, own the ramp at that age kaya, or a total of $73.00 aircraft nodes, aircraft will never fly again. when we left, they'll never be able to be on free by anyone. most of them are non mission capable to begin with, but certainly they'll never be able to be flown again. thank you. general, do. and martin with cbs. was there any attempt to interfere with the final slide? so either by the taliban or by isis or any other group and at the end it, americans just vacate the premises or did they turn it over to the talent? oh, we know that isis k has worked very, very hard to strike us and to continue to we feel that the strike we took yesterday and cobble actually was very disruptive to their attack plans and threw me off straw. and i think that was one of the significant reasons why they were not able to organize themselves and get after it says we conducted the final withdrawal. i will tell you the taliban have been very pragmatic, very pragmatic, and very business. like as we approach this withdrawal, we did not turn it over to the taliban journal donahue. one of the last thing

right now we are looking at one aircraft per hour in and out of h kaya, it could look like 5,000 passengersng per day, but we are mindful that a number of factors influence this effort. >> the most stunning image going viral. more than 600 afghans squeezing into a c-17 transport plane, and they are the lucky ones. >> you have likely seen the image of afghan families in a cargo plane. this speaks to the humanity of our troops in this mission. the skill and professionalism of our u.s. military. >> the president sending a clear message monday that while acknowledging surprise at the speed of the taliban takeover, he has no apologies, no regrets for the decision to withdraw. >> i am now the fourth american president to preside over war in afghanistan, two democrats and two republicans. i will not pass this responsibility on to a fifth president. i am president of the united states of america, and the buck stops with me. >>. >> the main concern is the taliban. the group promising today not to attack foreign embassies while trying to assure after gans they are committed to rights for women, but,

we have one, kaya in particular, who is not able to be vaccinated because she is 10. the unfortunate part is that public officials aren't doing their part. mask mandates aren't political. look, when you have baby, you have to put that baby in a car seat before you can bring the baby home. when a child goes to school, you have to offer childhood vaccinations. the fact that we have politicized mask-wearing, the fact that we have politicized contact tracing, testing, things that are bedrock staples in public health is unfortunate. i am hopeful that there will be a safety -- that people will come to their good sense, their good human and humanity sense and do what's in the best interest of all of us. >> that's a lot to hope for in this day and age, doctor. so vaccination rates have sbn ticking up in the last few weeks, at least 50% of the country now fully vaccinated. still the number of hospitalizations is trending in the wrong direction and we have read some hospital systems are being challenged. i am curious how concerned you are that some hospitals might once again be

i can't confirm there have been other attacks in kabul away from h kaya today. i will tell you this. the safety of our aircraft coming in and out is of paramount importance. you have the opportunity for 450 or more people to die. we don't believe they have a man pad capable of doing it. they have taken shots at our aircraft on occasion without effect. we think that's going to continue. as you know, military aircraft have a variety of self-defense systems. what's more vulnerable are the charter aircraft that do not have those systems. with our isr we look very carefully at the approach pattern and the departure pattern off that runway to see if we see any sign of something that might pose a threat to aircraft. that's one of the things we look at religiously throughout the day and night as we conduct operations. really the aircraft are the only way to get people out of there so we are keenly sensitive to threats to our aircraft. >> one more question. >> i know it's still early, but at this moment in time how do you believe the suicide bombers made it through sever

kaya. >> thanks, everybody. we're going to have to call it a day. we will be able to brief you again later this afternoon. probably not on camera but another on the record briefing this afternoon. so we'll see you then. bye-bye. >> so you have been listening for the last half hour to top pentagon officials giving us an update on the situation in kabul and specifically the situation at the airport, with the evacuation of americans and afghans happening now. we had a lot of questions at the top of the broadcast about what we might hear in this briefing and a number of those questions have been answered. so to recap, we know that at this point, you had in the last 24 hours 00 to 800 people leave on seven c17s out of kabul, evacuating the country, about 165 of those people are american citizens. the rest are afghans, afghan helpers, citizens of the country. in total, and you heard our pentagon correspondent courtney kube get this information out of the officials there, it means roughly 1,400 people are out since this escalation of the crisis has begun i

kaya she defected after accusing team officials are forcing her to fly home from tokyo and said she fearede polish embassy is safe. any minute quite good condition. although the whole situation um of course, had quite negative footprint on her. the standoff began after the olympian criticized team management for putting her on a relay with short notice. team representatives then reportedly rushed her off to the airport to board a flight to istanbul. but instead she sought protection from japanese police. belarus sports officials insist she was sent home due to her quote, emotional and psychological state. put folks to we have known her for a long time. there was something strange in her behavior. she was getting away. sometimes sometimes she didn't want to talk. the sprinter plans to leave for poland in the coming days where officials say she's welcome to continue her sport in london. benjamin hall, fox news, ktvu, fox two news at five starts now. with all the talks about the mask, you know, you could see where people are afraid to come out as much people across the bay area getting ready

kaya, she defected after accusing team officials are forcing her to fly home from tokyo and said shes at the polish embassy safe and in in quite good condition, although the whole situation of course, had a. quite negative footprint on her. the standoff began after the olympian criticized team management for putting her on a relay with short notice. team representatives then reportedly rushed her off to the airport to board a flight to istanbul. but instead she sought protection from japanese police. belarus sports officials insist she was sent home due to her quote, emotional and psychological state folks to we have known her for a long time there was something strange in her behavior. she was getting away sometimes so sometimes she didn't want to talk. the sprinter plans to leave for poland in the coming days where officials say she's welcome to continue her sport in london. benjamin hall, fox news. alright we're getting ready for the rest of the week forecast. i'll have the five day when i see you next. all right now let's get over to ktvu jana katsuyama with a look at some of the

so going out of kaya was estimated to be the better tactical solution in accordance with the mission set that we were given and in accordance with getting the troops down to when 600, 700 number. >> okay. time for two more. and i haven't gotten to the phones at all. so dan from the "washington post." >> yes, thank you. general to follow up on the bagram versus hkia. hkia has a single run way with the commercial airport making it more difficult to defend that runway. bagram has two run ways, it would have been a lot easier to protect people once inside. is there any now the of retaking bagram to expedite the evacuation and if not, why not? thanks. >> i won't -- great question. but i'm not going to discuss branches off of our current operations. i'll leave it at that. >> being on. a okay. last one for the day. >> and you keep saying that no one expected the collapse of the afghan government and military in 11 days but the reality is taliban essentially began weeks ago, they were threatening kandahar a month ago. so if you both think you had such a moral obligation to these afghans who

let me say this on a personal note, in many ways i see the world through the eyes of my daughters, kaya, mariah and micaela. they are 26, 26, twins and 23. i have lived this experience with and through them. i have sat on the couch with them hearing the ugly accusations for weeks. i have seen the look in their eyes and the expression on their faces, and it hurt. i want my three jewels to know this, my greatest goal is for them to have a better future than the generations of women before them. it is still, in many way, a man's world. it always has been. we have sexism that is culturalized and institutionalized. my daughters have more talent and natural gifts than i ever had. i want to make sure that society allows them to fly as high as their wings will carry them. there should be no assumptions, no stereotypes, no limitations. i want them to know from the bottom of my heart that i never did and i never would intentionally disrespect a woman or treat any woman differently than i would want them treated, and that is the god's honest truth. your dad made mistakes, and he apologized and he

to get on each kaya as fast as we can. that's very safe i'm james torrez ktvu fox two news many afghan americans including those here in the bay area, are watching the developments in afghanistan closely hoping their family members overseas stay safe ktvu christian captain talked with a woman who immigrated from afghanistan she says her cousin was inside the kabul airport just hours before yesterday's explosion. the situation is catastrophic expose me in a serie is an immigration attorney who emigrated from afghanistan herself in the 19 eighties. she says her cousin is one of the people we've seen desperately trying to make it inside the airport in kabul and my cousin is right now. luckily he made it about two hours before the bombing which resulted in the welding of all the doors. to the airport and he's currently trying to get into a flight that could possibly evacuate him she says her cousin explained entryways and exits to the airport were welded shut in an effort to limit who comes and who goes so they're like doors e

sign up for flex alerts today. her safety at home is now in poland. 24 year old christina temenos kayaen a humanitarian visa to poland. she left japan on a flight earlier today her olympic teams official had ordered her to return to belarus after she criticized her coaches feared fy if she returned to belarus and asked for asylum. the prime minister of poland said she was welcome there and could continue her sporting career. thousands of airline passengers have been stranded at airports all across the country for days now, as hundreds of flights are cancelled or delayed as foxes. christina coleman reports patients for many travelers is wearing thin. it's like a nightmare. passengers losing patients as spirit airlines cancels half its flights on wednesday, stranding thousands at airports across the country since sunday, the same day travel reached his highest number since the start of the pandemic with more than 2.2 million flying. just gotten cancelled. no reason for why it's been canceled, and now we're just trying to figure out how can we get home travelers waiting an hours long line

svetla na ti kha novs kaya svetla na tikhanovskaya was svetlana tikhanovskaya was an intentional leader no one who speaks out against the oppressive belarus government is safe, not even olympic athletes. the belarus president, alexander lukashenko, who has been in powerfor 27 years, has been ruthless in suppressing any dissent in the country. those who try to protest face beatings and arrest by the authorities. it's led to many leaving the country. today, the belarus opposition leader, sviatlana tsikhanouskaya, has been holding talks with the prime minister here in downing street. she wants western countries to impose sanctions on the belarus authorities and she's well aware of the risks she is taking in opposing president lukashenko. i can disappear at any moment, i understand this, but i should do what i am doing. i can't stop because i am... you know, ifeel responsibility for the future of my country, the same as all those who are fighting at the moment, who feel the responsibility. the discovery today that this belarus activist, vitaly shishov, has been found dead in the ukrainian c

each kaya remain secure and is currently open for a military flight operations as well as commercialb applicants, third country nationals. responding to the situation, our initialfocus nationals. responding to the situation, our initial focus was to assert forces and equipment. as part of this force looking clouds, the speed of evacuation will pick up. right now we are looking at one aircraft per hour i. we predict that our best effort could be 5000—9000 passengers departing per day but we are mindful that he number of factors influenced this effort and circumstances could change. we will keep you updated. there are number of challenges for personnel any complex dynamic. we are content we have taken the right steps to resume or delay operations at the airport. we continue to prioritise the safety of military personnel and those who await evacuation from afghanistan. with great effort and care, we proceed through each day of this work. you have likely seen the image floating around of afghan families any cargo plane. this speaks to the humanity of our troops in this mission. the skill