well, white house correspondent, kimberly how can the thanks so much kimberly. well, we can now speak to him as well. he is a former finance minister for us kind of done and also a former ambassador to pakistan. he joins us now from the afghan capital cobble mrs . as well. thank you very much for your time today. i know it's a busy moment for you. i recall you served as former president cars i as finance minister, if i'm right for 6 years. i know mr. cousin has been meeting with senior taliban officials. have you been a part of those discussions? yes, very much. so. i turned about to 4 days ago. i was away from cobbler when i started finding i immediately returned. and now i'm part of the discussion with the color binding also between us that includes a candidate for me for the sunday enough for dr. de la la. i'm curious about the tone of these discussions because from the outside, the taliban does appear to want to avoid that international. i felician being seen as a pariah state. they've been making statements saying they want an increase of government women to

kimberly. well, meanwhile, the leaders of russia and china had agreed to step up their joint efforts to counter attacks and drug trafficking from afghanistan. presidents got them in prison and she's you thing also highlighted the importance of establishing peace and the 1st phone call since the taliban takeover and both leaders are insisting they weren't interfere with us canister on sovereignty and independence. well, let's begin to this now with public falcon, how he, the independent political and military analyst, and he joins us now from moscow. this is a really highly strategic part of the globe for both of these well powers. what is top of lead his minds right now in moscow? invasion of at the moment as they're watching what's happening and couple, mo, there is great prevention is not here that the instability, the from are gonna stand my spread out. specifically, north to the central asian republics former. so get republics and that. and then these air and this region, both china and russia,

kimberly. well, china has been urging the international community to engage with the taliban and respect of ghana stand sovereignty along with russia. it abstained from the un security can support on monday, urging safe passage for afghans to leave the country. katrina, you has this update from beijing. china said it had a very strong well lecturing sort of woods for the international community, especially for the us. it said that it was against any withholding of funds. international sanctions, anything that would really antagonize the tele bond and prevent which one would consider a smooth transition. and for the us, well, china, very much pointed fingers and blame the chaotic situation in afghanistan at the moment on what it says is a hasty withdrawal of us forces. it said that this moment in history proved that the u. s. imposing its origin values, democratic values on other countries would be doomed to fail. those were the words from the foreign ministry spokesperson. and he said that this was

kimberly well, it's unclear if the us president will be taking questions. we know that he was accused of not taking report questions earlier in the week when he spoke, and we suspect that may be the case again. given the fact that the white house press secretary, jan saki who delayed her briefing from earlier today will be holding her briefing now scheduled for 45 minutes after the president speak. so we are expecting us president to speak in about 7 minutes time. he is rarely on time, however, and then 45 minutes after that we expect to hear from the white house press secretary that gives us the indication that the u. s. president may not take reporters questions and they will leave that for the white house briefing group. now, in terms of what reporters are trying to get information on, not only do they want to know more about how these twin blasts occurred and whether or not the u. s was in control of the territory as the taliban alleges is still very clear, but the other big question on the minds of so many in the united states is whether these occurren

kimberly. well, let's remind you where this all took place. these twin attacks happened as large crowds tried to reach couple airports in order to have a chance of boarding a flight out of afghanistan. not 1st attack took pace up the barren hotel down here . people who were hoping to be evacuated, had been congregating there. and then a suicide bomber struck the airports. abby gaze crowd still appeared to be ignoring the warnings to stay away. the british prime minister barak johnson is saying that there evacuations will continue despite these explosions near the couple apples. there's been a barbaric terrorist attack like a series of attacks in a cobble on on the f. one of the cries at the airport in which members of the us military, very sadly lost their lives and many african casualties as well. and we extend condenses both to the united states of america and to the people of afghanistan. and i look, i want to stress that this threat of a terrorist attack is one of the constraints that we've been operating under, in operation pitching in th

kimberly. well, let's now move over to new york and speak to mike hannah, he's at the united nations 4th. mike, i believe that the secretary general is now trying to organize an emergency meeting when i'm going to stop, what do we know about that? well, there's a number of things happening at the moment. obviously discussions going on among diplomats there was a previously shed. jo, security council meeting, which is due to begin and just and, and all that fun and unrelated issue, the issue of utopia and to gray. what we do understand at this point is that the secretary general has convened a meeting of the 5 permanent members of the security council. but this is only going to take place on monday. we understand the are moves. we also understand to get a security statement, a security council statement out on this crisis in a gun he's done and on the killings there, we did have a statement from the spokesman for the secretary general. earlier on this morning. he condemned the attack. he also operate

kimberly. well speaking after those attacks, french president, manuel mac ron has promised to continue working with the us to evacuate those trying to flee as kind of stone. if you don't let, don't shoot multiple, it is obvious that the tension is increasing greatly. so we have all known the risk since the beginning, considering the confusion, cobble, and potential that has been there since the beginning of the military airport. the next i was, will remain extremely dangerous and cobble and of the airport. it is, the security situation is not under control, so we will keep with our allies in particular, our american allies in the discussion which has been de, about the airport. we will do everything we can to evacuate french, nationals, and some africans. meanwhile, the several countries have already wrapped up their evacuations, partly because of the security concerns. germany hungry, the netherlands, belgium, and poland are all stopping their flights nets speak to charlie angela. she is in london,

kimberly. well, if you are just joining us, we are covering breaking news here. they have been to explosions outside couple airport and as canister on the taliban is now saying at least 13 people have been killed and many more have been injured. earlier as we've been saying, the u. s. was telling people to stay away from the airport area because of what they've been calling an imminent threat from an iso of shoes in the country. well, let's go straight back to our correspondent rob mcbride. he's in the african capital couple robbers. we've been saying imports of death injuries, very fast moving story. can you give us an update on what we now know? that's right. well this was a double explosion. what they call a complex attack. so it was that pre planned, very well laid out planned by the attackers attacking abby gate. this is one of the gates around the perimeter of the international airport is one of the gates that has seen many of the people who are eligible for evacuation flights. not those gates, but also as we have seen these chaos exceeds hundreds, if not t

kimberly. well, as we've been saying, several other countries have already been wrapping up there about creations and left partly because of the security concerns on the ground in afghanistan, germany, hungary, the netherlands, belgium, on poland. have stopped here flights that still speak to charlie angela. she's across all of this for us from london, charlie, as you were saying earlier, these blocks at least one of them suddenly took place in a very significant part of coverage for the british. how are they reacting? well, we have just heard from the u. k. defense ministry confirming that no british personnel were injured in those 2 attacks. yes, both very strategic points for the british. abby gate has been controlled by british troops and the byron hotel where the 2nd explosion happened. has been web british prosper holders have been told to go to have the visa applications process, and that is why we've seen such large crowds of desperate people outside that particular hotel, many who will have

well. kimberly, thanks for that. kimberly happy lives in washington. let's talk now to nadine barbara whose life force in london looks like a g 7 lead is divided on the extension of the deadline. what's likely to happen? well, has him? yes. i think the division ready is everybody else. and then joe binder joe biden has indicated that that, that doing will be respected. we just heard from charles in, cocoa, about what the taliban. a saying about any extension, really not goods in their opinion. so bar is johnson. yes. a's understood to be bringing up the idea of a few more days for evacuations to happen. but just a few hours ago, his defense minister defense secretary ben wallace described the chances of an extension of the same, saying that it was unlikely. he said that's not only because of what the taliban is saying, but because of what the u. s. president had been saying in recent days, he said it is definitely worth also trying and we will. but at the same time, there is an acknowledgement from the u. k m by other governments that it doesn't just de

kimberly, so what's the, what's the big deal for the biden administration? well, the bottom line is that americans are war weary and they're not too happy with the way that this law has been interpreted, interpreted rather by many presidents prior to the current one, joe biden. bottom line is what's been happening just to give you some context and this is important to us president can't declare war. it can't, he can't tell her, she can't. women ultimately may happen just in beta country. and because of what's necessary to the us constitution is for congress to approve that. so what we're talking about here is the authorization of military force by congress. we've got one from 991 and another one from 2002 that many have criticized and argued has been interpreted by president the commander in chief very broadly because the laws were written broadly and were not targeted to specific geographical locations. and so that's given presidents kind of a wide swath to be able to do a lot of things that are not really in the spirit of these authorization. so what we've got

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well. thank kimberly, how could very much for that. let's continue this though. with nadine, bob a joins us live from london. the dean, looking at the statements coming out of the g 7 as it looked like now the others. the rest of the allies of the us have come around to the idea that there's no going back on august 31st to or semi. the european council president shall, michelle, who is also attending the virtual g 7 meeting. said in a press conference afterwards that the v u. s. allies had cooled on the americans to extend the deadline for evacuation from cobble airport. but virtually at the same time you had germany's chancellor and get a merkel saying the conference has not resulted in new dates. read, we have failed. many people were expecting boris johnson who was chairing the b team to put the most pressure on the us. president of the opposition here in britain are criticizing him for coming away in their view with a very little. it's clear as you are hearing from kimberly. now that the us is minded to speak to that day, not least because of what the taliban

well, let's get more now on this historic and event in a moment. we'll go to whitehouse, correspondent, kimberly hockey, but 1st to charlie stratford in campbell. so charlie afghanistan wakes up this morning without that american military presence talk a through be dramatic events of the past you out. well, yes, really quite incredible scenes here in, in carnival resort in robes package last night. the gun fire, we initially thought started round about $1230.00. we initially thought it was possibly some sort of a tank or taliban fighting. i should like to certainly in the wake of those kind of attacks from see it in the last few days, but then it became a habit, a gun fight was pointing into the sky and it was literally scott, a line of cobble was lit up with rage a trace of fire. there seemed to be very few people on the streets, but obviously to talk about very intent on showing what they describe and celebrating what they describe as a victory over foreign powers. a victory that is won them in their words, independence. it's all about of all we're always sort of framed this conflicts as a bat

well, our white house correspondent, kimberly hockey, join us live now from washington, d. c. kimberly. so you effective state, anthony blink, and talked earlier about how diplomacy will replace the military effort in afghanistan. what more do you have to say, and what does it mean? well, what this means is essentially the secretary state was kind of carving out what this relationship will look like moving forward, because it's not just africans who might be confused, but also the american public. so this was both an international domestic audience and the main thrust of this message was not only that, this is a diplomatic mission moving forward, but also sort of outlining the relationship with the taliban. given the fact that the united states heavily relied on the taliban kind of in the closing hours of its withdrawl. but morden area, american, see the taliban still is america's enemy, not a friend. and so there is some confusion about how this diplomatic process will work . moving forward, now, what this administration has continued to suggest is that what the taliban wants

kimberly how come outside the white house? well, let's get more from the ground and speak. try corresponding rather, brian. he's in the african capital couple, rob, just the 24 hours now after those plus, how is the capital looking today, especially that area around the airport? that's right. you have to say that it really has racked up at the tension level, especially at the airport with these continuing warnings of more possible attacks. having said that, there are still people there hoping against hope of trying to get into the through the perimeter, with pieces of paper to try to get seats on some of the remaining flights elsewhere cobble itself compared with yesterday, thursday evening in the aftermath of the devastating explosions, you have to say it is a slightly common situation. this is the 2nd day of the weekend for most people here in coddle. and there are people out on the streets. there isn't as much tension, it seems the taliban who, who have a very high profile presence in the streets, mining checkpoints and all the rest. they don't seem as jittery. we don't

kimberly. thank you very much indeed. well, let's take you back. so i'm gonna stand no, i'll just there is some of in java said july about with exclusive access to the city where they have been where, but large process, they're against the taliban since it's captured couple. earlier this month, we've been held at the border for hours because the process is very slow. the hundreds of people to get in. and there are people who are trying to get through acquainted with this new system is they've come across. but so far we've been speaking to would have been telling us that they're drawing the piece that they have seen in this area for a while. but to some truckers who told us that now they can foster on the sun and one feed on the exit. and that is valid all the way to cobble and for the for the what is people who are standing behind the sciences. i mean, speaking to them as well and telling me that some of them are 21 years old. $1.00 to $1.00 of them is 1900. he was setting that all they've seen throughout their life is suffering struggles. and fina

well, our white house correspondent. kimberly how can joined us live and kimberly, of course, the, the pentagon in general, take the orders from the white house and it would have been president, jo biden's decision to have that reduced force of us troops. not just in kabul itself, but to secure the airport. what further reaction has that been from his administration to all this? well, not. the 1st person we've heard really officially in the capacity is the general, the just rate that we took in its entirety. in fact, what we're waiting for some sort of clarification or indication that the us president may in fact speak to the american public and we have not had that clarification. in fact, instead what we've had are delays or cancellations of the president's schedule as he has been brief to on and off throughout the day at times in the situation room. a classified intelligence setting. in order to monitor respond in real time to the events on the ground in the coordinate with the commanders on the ground, is that cancellation has

well, i white house correspondent, kimberly how can join us live now from washington, d. c. kimberly's to the taliban said in that press conference. they want good relations with all countries and we heard the u. s. secretary of state anthony blink. and they're trying to frame the future diplomatic effort. what shape they like to take then going forward? well, you heard from the secretary state as he finishes comments there. he said that this relationship will not be based on trust. this is something that the united states firmly believes has to be earned and that'll be contingent on the taliban. convincing the united states that it is really now a more modern and not the sort of movement of the 1900 ninety's. there will be a relationship that will contingent on not only human rights, but women's rights. and that is something that will not happen overnight. it has to be demonstrated, and so the united states, as watching very carefully, but it's important to know that this is something that the united states is kind of crafting on the fly in terms of its diplomatic relati

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but 1st let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how can and kimberly, what more we hearing about this cia me to well, what we know is that as a result of this meeting, there are tough decisions that are being weighed in terms of options here at the white house, as you reported, the u. s. president set to meet virtually with g 7 leaders and under an enormous amount of pressure to extend that august 31st deadline. so that more evacuations of american citizens of those that from the west that helped that effort, and as well, afghans who participated in that effort to assist the united states in afghanistan . we know that in the last 24 hours alone, there have been $21000.00 people that have been evacuated, tens of thousands since mid august, and the united states is under enormous amount of pressure from growth written and france to extend that august. 31st deadline, so that meeting with the ca director william burns. and how about leaders taking place? we understand in the last day what that discussion was about was whether or not there would be any sort of leeway to extend that deadline. you remember

so kimberly, how did this decision come about and why now? well, what we know is that the u. s. president put in place a direction that the defense secretary should really look at figuring out how to ensure that the military can continue to operate during the pandemic. the national security would in no baby be at risk. and so as a result, he directed the defense secretary to look at implementing this type of a mandate. and now that memo going out to all members of the military in order to prepare them for what appears to be an imminent decision and implementation of that . and that is to see math vaccinations of the u. s. military. now, the date is september 15th, but if infections continue to arrive, there is the possibility we understand of moving that date up even sooner. but one of the problems will be given the fact that this is one of the world's largest employers, there are millions of people that will be effected, and as a result, it will take time and as well, there is the issue that there has not been any sort of formal approval of these vaccinations just emergency

ok, well we'll keep a close eye on that speech as it comes out. but for now, kimberly hall cut their emotions in dc. thank you. kimberly, let's begin come all hide and he joins us in the talk. i'm crossing in pakistan along the boards with afghanistan and come all these boards. there's these lands borges. now we're going to be increasingly a significant in the days and weeks ahead, given the upheaval at the airport app hello lay. because if you look at the border radio, ron red, 30 minutes dawn are the biggest on gift on the movement over there. not much 3 of those relation countries that are already latin rock dependent on other countries and so on. so the land border crossings between pockets on and one is done will be crucial indeed for all don't want to leave off on and get nor take the option of taking a flight out of god, but also important to know or dead for budget on that would be a relief budget on it now or dividing the international community, not to a bar and enough while they're gone to repeat the mistakes of the 1990. the words are also understand that t

kimberly, kimberly, how can live from a washington there? ah. all right, well let's go round up now. the top stories on edge it's taliban has taken control of cab cobbles, airport hours after the u. s. completed its withdrawal from afghanistan, the group says it wants to establish good relations with the international.

kimberly, kimberly how can live from a washington in the me. all right, well let's go round up now. the top stories on edge it's taliban has taken control of camp cobbles, airport hours after the u. s. completed its withdrawal from afghanistan, the group says it wants to establish good relations with the international community here. how it is a historic day. we proud to have reached this day. we congratulate the people, the arabs and all muslims. we are finding, gain our freedom and independence. the future will be bright. now we will have peace and stability as the government will take shape in the coming few days. is too early to speak about who will be part of it, but we have covered about 90 to 95 percent and will announce the final outcome in the coming days. a shallow bellis has more now from couple eval, a number of leaders down here, and actually they tell us that they want to get the commercial side of vehicle functioning in the coming days. what shipping, while evacuations have ended on a military front, that doesn't mean that if people have baez's and passports that they

>> for now the vaccines continue to protect most of us very well against severe illness. as for kimberlygh, her own doctors have already signed off on her getting that third shot. and when she can. >> that will be the first thing i do is go see my nephews and sneak that one more hug in. >> i mean, that is what matters right there. sanjay, i wonder what happens next for people like kim. >> well, you know, the cdc is now going to officially recommend this. the fda authorizes this third shot. the cdc recommendations it and part of it they're going to define again who is considered immunocompromised. i think it's clear kimberly considered this because she had this organ transplant. but that's going to be important and they're also going to need to define specifics like right now we think 28 days at least after your second shot could you be eligible for this third shot. so specifics like that are what's going to happen. but you already heard kimberly has gotten the okay from her doctor, so he's going to be in line pretty quickly to do this. i do want to point out again what is so interesting

well, we'll have more on the u. k. by creation planning. just a few minutes with the bargains in london. a white house correspondent, kimberly how kit will bring his latest out of washington, d. c. but 1st that's cause i would say, charles stratford, who's in the african capital and charles and mid afternoon, there was a state of play. well, yes, the evacuation operation restarted this morning. and as you are reporting there, it is seriously winding down now notice to play and taking off for about the arise and to in front of the office. not being too far away. but that being increasingly few of them, we have had people walk teams down close to the airport earlier today. they was saying that the charlie bond had pushed a lot of the remaining people back to an area about 500 meters behind the outer perimeter, which is the area that they have controlled. and very few people there. bear in mind, despite thousands, tens of thousands having been lifted out, there are thousands more who haven't managed to get on those flights. and i'm talking about the people that have the necessary paperwork. i'm talking about the people that hav

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well i was close when it can be i'll get joins is live now. and kimberly were just hearing that from the former head of us central command saying that he is disgusted with the way in which this withdrawal has taken place. we obviously saw visa be shaken president when he was delivering his statement that bought he essentially defended his policy. what is the reaction likely to be very washington? well, the reaction in washington is divided as one could expect. there are those that are calling for joe biden resignation mostly, his republican critics, to have been arguing that this has been botched since joe biden took office, and it's been a white house struggling to get a foothold on this situation. but then there are others that feel that the u. s. president is not to blame, but in fact, the previous trumpet, ministration is partly at fault, and you heard there joe biden, as he spoke with one of the last questions asked by a conservative reporter representing fox news in the united states. who asked if joe biden bear any responsibility for the death sort

well, the, i see obviously more famous for prosecuting a black africans than white people hug. kimberly just very quickly on the pegasus spyware. i think is it your understanding that it could be used against all people to track all people in the territory occupies exciting 67 right now. maybe the 1st of all is the way in which of these private israeli and other cybersecurity companies have been able to sell their advanced cyber technology to countries around the world. including many authoritarian countries, has many of these companies, countries are able to use this advance of spyware on their own citizens, particularly with respect to political dissidents. and those engaged in critical journalism. that is a, a great breach of both the right to dissent as well as the right to privacy. you know, the 2nd, you know, it shows that there is virtually no oversight, at least with respect to these really government who has the issue export licenses to these companies, such as, and so to be able to send their spyware abroad. and as a huge gap with respect to that and perhaps suggest that there

well as don jr.'s girlfriend and member of the trump campaign, kimberly gilfoyle and the wife of eric trump, lara trump us a sense of where this investigation is headed. >> one notable detail is that members of congress were attempting to call the president to get him to call the crowd off. one person notably absent from the list is house minority leader kevin mccarthy. do we know why? >> that certainly stands out. mccarthy is considered to be an important part of this investigation, committee chairman betty thompson has not ruled out calling him as a witness. it is all focused on the rally itself, this part of the investigation. mccarthy was not at the rally itself, did not encourage people to attend. that couldn't mean he couldn't be added at some point down the road. it's an evolving investigation. it could take a long time. mccarthy could be included at some point. at this stage of the investigation, he is not part of this initial list. j jim? >> ryan nobles, thank you very much. eli honig joins me now. good to have you on. first is access. this is demand to private phone companies as opposed to th

as well as eric trump and his daughter-in-law, laura trump and kimberly who is donald trump jr.'he trump campaign. jake, this investigation has been happening behind the scenes. these letters are coming out just now. but as you can see all the ground work being laid for an extensive investigation that can run up to the midterms next year. >> okay. thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> coming up, we're waiting to hear from u.s. saecretary of state for more on the end of the longest u.s. war. power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome change. ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy like applebee's on a date night ♪ ♪ got that bourbon street steak with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream on the top too ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, girl, i got you ♪ ♪ bougie like natty in the styrofoam ♪ ♪ squeak-squeakin' in the truck bed all the way home ♪ ♪ some alabama-jamma,

well, of course, isis problem. right. thanks very much, jody isn't cobble. that's called over to washington, d. c. kimberly how kit standing by. kimberly president by really told it like it was for good or bad 24 hours ago in the lead up to that deadline of the 31st of august. we hope there will be noble incidence, but really there were no guarantees. all that from anyone on the us side at least. no, in fact the white house and the pentagon and the commanders on the ground up the dentist and prepared and expecting that there could be more attack and on high alert in order to prevent further loss of life. but there is no question the deaths of the american marines as well as african civilian, has been devastating for the white house. it certainly is a step back, and it is a real test for this season. politician joe biden, who has spent years not only in the us senate overseas, foreign policy for the united states, but also the vice president for 8 years. and this really is shipping away his credentials as a season did experience global leader. but the us president is pressing forward. you have to remember t

well. it is also grieving with the impact of so many lives lost. and fremont chow white house correspondent, kimberly how get thanks. kimberly we wanted to bring you up today with the days developments foreign forces in afghanistan are pushing ahead with their monumental evacuation effort a day after a suicide bomb. the targeted people who are desperately trying to flee crowds have returned to campbell airport despite warnings that another attack is likely. and the next few days will be the most dangerous so far. at least $175.00 for the vast majority of the afghan civilians unknown to have died in those days. attacks the afghan offshoots of the group. i still says it was behind the bombing afghanistan new rule. as the taliban say, they are stepping up security around the airport or sworn enemy of iso. and pressure is building on us president joe biden, who's vowed to hung down those behind the bombing, which also killed 13 american troops and the aftermath of the attack. a sense of danger and desperation is now gripping the afghan capital as one of history's largest ellis draws to an end. charlotte,

kimberly go fast and ethan go 2nd, go ahead. are you going to say i was going to say it's a well known fact that the vast majority of refugees and internally are in displaced person around the world are taken in by developing nations. and that the countries with the most resources often take the smallest numbers and obviously in the united states, the previous administration in the white house you know, took in virtually no refugees and really dismantled not just the immigration systems, but the refugee system. i do want to say an american citizen and somebody who work votes, you know, for these, for the that i could leave or is that this is our responsibility. and we are a country that can absolutely have the resources to take in all of these individuals. we, our economy needs and our, you know, our culture, our society, the very fabric of what this country is based on, almost requires it. and at the end of the day, we made this, we created the situation and it is on us to make sure that nobody suffers. and that certainly that nobody loses their life over it because we didn't live up for obligations. our obligations remain to m

clear that these really prime minister, well saying that there is a new spirit of cooperation is looking to dictate the terms of the us israeli relationship. kimberly, how can the force of the white as thanks very much the update. kimberly landmark case accusing indonesia, president and top government officials of failing occur. police in jakarta has been delayed for a 7th time. the also bought by citizens demand strict standards for pollution, for them to be actively enforced. that was filed in july 2019 and a present jekka would do to jakarta. the governor and 7 other officials bond on and i knew is a climate an energy campaign. with greenpeace, he says, the constant delay show that demanding clean air from the government is not an easy process. again, we need to wait for another 2 weeks to have some of the citizen having to leave at a so. busy at least the amending part of the competition, the only demand for the government to do their job to control their sources. pollution and taking strategic plan and action. but of course, so typically i'm behind me. indigenous activists in brazil law waiting for the supreme court to make a crucial ruling ri

so kimberly, why is this legislation so significant significant because other presidents have tried and failed to get this legislation pass the rock obama as well as donald trump in most recent memory. and so this is significant because it actually looks like this is going to happen. i'll be with a few hurdles. 2 along the way, it does appear that joe biden is going to be able to eventually keep his campaign promise, and also is going to allow for the creation of jobs. that's especially what some of his political opponents like about this legislation is that as the country try to lift himself out of the pandemic, that this will create jobs for people who need them. so this is what the son is taking up. it has both republicans and democrats behind it, not unanimous in terms of how we expect this book to come down, but enough republicans to get this through. and that's why this is really being celebrated in terms of passing this chamber because it has been months in the making and now seems to be able to clear this hurdle. so what happens next? dance if, if this does pass through the senate. yeah, it appears that will, but if there is a really im

kimberly chang has more from san bernardino. this was a big week in public education. first big. district to open this week. stockton open this. well, you start to see la unified another's open over the course of the next few weeks. we're getting all our kids safely back in in person instruction. governor gavin newsom also announced new investments in public education. this is a transformational budget with a new 20 billion dollar investment. the california comeback plan is that a total of 123.9 billion dollars. >> he says the education package would bring the highest level of school in per pupil funding in the state's history. some of the points he highlighted nearly 3 billion will be used to convert thousands of school sites into full service community schools, giving access to mental health social and family services to during and after school programs and about 2 and a half billion for universal transitional kindergarten by 2025. we have committed to a brand-new great tk for all californians. he also talked about the mask mandate in schools saying this move will keep students safe and allow for in-person instruction. the mask m

to our white house correspondent, kimberly how can, of course her waiting to hear from present biden very shortly. tell us more about the details of this statement. well, it's interesting because it was initially scheduled for 16 gmc, the 18 gmc, now the latest is that we're hearing it is still going to be about an hour or so from when we will hear from the us president. now, the reasons for the delay have not been provided, but what we are expecting to hear from joe biden is that he is sticking to his august 31st withdrawl date. now he was under enormous pressure from g 7 leaders that he met with earlier in the day. virtually. he's also bit under enormous pressure from members of congress and capitol hill, largest republican critics, but also members of his own democratic party that believe that the united states only has a duty to get american citizens out, but also has a moral obligation to help afghan civilians and others who supported the u. s. mission. and as a result, there was an effort by house intelligence committee members, to essentially make the case to the white house that this withdrawal that needed to be extended. but what we understan

kimberly-clark now, and international paper company. in fact, a lot of people all over the city worked at these two facilities. well, prior to that, africa town was kind of like a settlement. when these two facilities were constructed, the city of mobile annexed this area. tax revenue, okay? and there were jobs that were provided. however, at most paper manufacturing companies, they have these large smokestacks that go up into the air. and one of the products that is used for paper manufacturing is chloroform. and that product would be burned and released, but sometimes it would not all dissipate and end up coming out of those smokestacks like little snowflakes. and chloroform is a toxic carcinogenic product. and as a result of that, it would, of course, get into the air, the water and the ground. well, a lot of people in this community have died from cancer. there were some class action suits against international paper company and there's been some awards. and there's still some class action suits that's open today. so i don't know the details or the outcome. but we do know is that in the 1980s, the environmental

kimberly held can al jazeera the white house. so what do we know about the iso affiliate known as ice, will force on which has claimed responsibility for the attack? well, the arm group was formed in 2014 by break away fighters, the pakistani taliban and fighters from afghanistan who pledged allegiance to the late ice. a leader of a bucklin buckle daddy horse on is a historic region which comprise parts of iraq, afghanistan, and pakistan. i feel k has been responsible for some of the worst attacks, and i've got to start on pakistan in recent years, killing people at mosques, public squares, and even hospitals, including a rampage at the maternity ward in cobble. they're also adversary's of the taliban with different teaching. the strict new beliefs i saw has been highly critical of any cooperation between the taliban and washington, including deals to withdraw foreign troops accusing the taliban of being a paul states. fidget crowley is a former u. s. assistant secretary of state for public affairs and former us national security council spokesman. he says that taliban response to the attacks will reveal the groups ability to govern the country. the is

kimberly was outlining and her report biden's pretty adamant about the withdrawal deadline. saying that this attack will not deter the u. s. how are these comments going down in the us? well, i think that most americans, for a long time felt that the u. s. should get out of afghanistan. that's what all of the polls show. however, this is not necessarily the way that most americans wanted it to happen. i think a lot of people in this country are quite frankly shocked because as the day went on, the 1st word of an explosion outside the airport immediately raised alarm bells in the us. of course, i was well as elsewhere in the rest of the world, particularly here in the u. s. with so many family members who have loved ones that are in the military there at the airport, helping to evacuate people. but the 1st reports for maybe 2 us soldiers injured or killed, then it went up to maybe 8 or 10. and then of course now 12 and then just within the last couple hours now it's gone up to 13 with 18 that are injured. so as the day went on, i think it really sunk in here in washington and really in the united states on how bad this was. this was the worst casualty count for the us mili

kimberly this is quite the dramatic turnaround. is it not 20 years? american military engagement has effectively ended 9. just talk us through. this news was being relieved to the american people. well, it was her laid not only through the military leaders but also through the secretary of state, but the person that really, americans are waiting to hear from is u. s. president joe biden. and his speech that is coming in the coming hours is going to be a challenge and is really going to dictate how this war, this generation of war is going to be characterized by the american public. because up to this point, the biden administration has been losing the public relations war with the american public. not only are his republican critics about half the country angry that this, this has happened in this manner, but his democratic supporters are also angry because they feel that this was done not only in haste, but they're upset that the bible administration essentially broke a major promise and that is, several weeks ago they said everyone who was to get out of afghanistan will be able to leave. we now know that that's not the case. in fact, we know a couple of 100 people were left behind