now the cannot speak their mother tongue and enable to join school in northern iraq. the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on, and we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school every day. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids, will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the answering children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored the suffering. some of and java down to 0. the hook northern iraq, china's me to movement his back in the spotlight following to high profile sexual assault cases. one is a case brought by an employee against her boss at the tech joint. alibaba. the other array pack is ation against chinese canadian pop star chris wu. katrina, you has one out from beijing. the video of a woman protesting in her workplac

the hook northern iraq. and watching out their life from london still had on the program face to face with the taliban. we sit down with the group to learn that plans are gone, it's donna and anger in china over the clam, down on sexual assault congregations and the workplace ah hello. their extreme heat across southern europe in recent weeks has helped fuel wildfires in the region. and the latest one which is burning in the south of france is at risk of spreading as strong changing winds kick in this weekend. now. hut and why conditions persist across the south on sunday, but up in the north, it is looking wet and windy a thanks to a weather system that swirling to the east. so we're going to see some heavy rains for the netherlands, for belgium, for germany, and across the region. we could see some flooding and those rains are going to intensify across poland, check republic and austria into next week. but for scandinavia, it's fina and dry. a much of that wet weather has pushed off to the east. and as we

prospects in a world which seems to have ignored their suffering some of and without the 0, the hook, northern iraq was very high there earlier us, he's president of yes, the easy deed, non governmental organization and joins us and who in iraq, i thank you for speaking, says only use our, your guess easy. just explain to our viewers why members of your community are unwilling to accept these children into society. thank you for having me. actually it's a very, very big problem when it comes to keen and also to issue when we have been asking for the chosen one. but the problem is, according to the child's health, there have been many, many women. ready who come for iraq? we are pros, projects, 1st thing for the women. well, you have provided said housing 2nd that you need to show the document from the government to make sure that the chosen belong to the mother. the government does not provide these documents for the charger, not for the mother because the father not present because the father wait a minute. i know this is a very complex problem. i understand, but you can't just offload it all on t

— of the isis group that took over northern iraq? not really, they've not a few northern iraq?thern iraq? not really, they've got a few members from them - northern iraq? not really, they've| got a few members from them but they primarily draw from the taliban and pakistan fighters, and some defectors from the afghan taliban who felt that at the time, the taliban wasn't extreme enough and was going soft, they weren't making much headway on the battlefield. so they came to being injanuary 2015 when isis was pretty much at the apex of its success. since then, it's self—declared caliphate has been dismantled, destroyed, they've been dismantled, destroyed, they've been defeated. so they are a lot weaker now, but they are still dangerous, and they've carried out some of the bloodiest attacks across the country. they have clashed in firefights not only with the afghan security forces under the previous government, not only with the us, but with the taliban as well. they've carried out hundreds of firefights and attacks, many of them suicidal. so they are really dangerous. and the thr

a summary of age reports from northern iraq. him on the verge, keep her happy. but 20 year old, yet he the survivor went through a hiring ordeal when she was abducted by eisen fighters and bought and sold multiple times before her release. punish if not, not so dish of to i had adoption. know, i have witnessed it all the violence, the beatings, the rape, and all kinds of embarrassment. death was better than all these kinds of suffering . and they were scared to come back. we were told that our families would never accept us despite the fact that everything that has happened to us was by force against our will. and without our consent, many of the girl said the community has refused to accept their children. born as a result of rape by isom fighters. we spoke to multiple women and girls who wouldn't speak a camera about how they had to leave their children. asthma says it was day hard i had to choose between my child for myself or returned to my family and community . after thinking i decided to abandon my child, it was very difficult decision on suffered runs a

the hook, northern iraq. ah, let's update, you talk stories for you. i forgot the half past the out the televisions co founder has arrived and cobble for talks to form a new government molar. abdul gunning, bought into that the groups negotiations in doha. the taliban says a future government will be inclusive. charlotte bennett has more now from cobble i talked to some tele by members the other day and they said it's still very much in flux. negotiations are ongoing. mulberry came in from door. ha, he's a political chief.

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now the cannot speak their mother tongue and unable to join school in northern iraq. the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects with him on his law. but we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school every day. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the interior children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored the suffering some of and without the 0. the hook, northern iraq, me vaccine hesitancy and resistance are hindering efforts in south africa to contain a 3rd wave of covert 19. the problem is being fueled by misinformation and mistrust in the government. south africa started offering vaccination to all citizens over the age of 18 from friday and came down. the move was met with an anti vaccine prot

now they cannot speak their mother tongue and unable to join school in northern iraq. the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on and we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school everyday. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the and syrian children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored their suffering, some of and without the 0, the hook northern iraq. i will, let's head back to greece. no, i can speak to nicholas cervical, sees an online journalist, an expert on european affairs, and joins us from athens. big apologies to you before, but whether you do know the area you do, you know what's happening in greece, you know, the refugee situation. just explain to us what you think about wha

now the cannot speak their mother tongue and unable to join school in northern iraq. i mean, the only way for shot to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on and we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school every day. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the in syrian children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored their suffering some of and without the 0. the hook northern iraq investigate to say one of italy's most powerful criminal organizations has been dumping thousands of tons of toxic waste and it's allegedly being left in one of the country's most scenic regions from tuscany. he has adam raimie on the edge of a farm in tuscany, environmental police check for toxic run off from a leather tannery water

now the cannot speak their mother tongue and enable to join school in northern iraq. the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on, and we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school every day. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the answer in children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored the suffering. some of injury down to 0. the hook, northern iraq in protest was in france or rallying for a 6 straight weekend against a health pass aimed at covering the spread of coven 19 upon it. say it limits the freedom. the past shows of people are fully vaccinated. of a negative test all have recently recovered from the virus. it's not compulsory to show it to be able to enter venues is really res

either we might a 17 year old young man from iraq from northern iraq. his name was ali, yes. him and one of the camps and he sat. my dream is to study in lithuania and wants to become a chemist. what are his chances? well, the ra visa for studying as well. so when he's in one of the camps right now, yeah, well, he might be in one of the camps right now. so we will definitely talk to him as to all the other people and see what options we have. students who have been studying in our universities also from iraq in syria and other countries, medical studies and also so the legal ways of coming to countries as open to become a multicultural society. well, you know, it is quite multicultural society for ages because historically people who are from different nationalities and who are sort of a heritage of our country being the top, ours for, for example, or carry or other people that might sound quite exotic for, for, for a european country and they all live together and there was no got the whole run that she get out was there for some time, was a multinatio

the hook, northern iraq. ah, this is al jazeera, these are your top stories. the taliban co founder has no right to cobble for talks to form a new government molar. abdul ghani bada that the groups negotiations in doha, the taliban says a future government will be inclusive. charlotte bellis has more from cobble. i talked to some tele by members. the other day and they said it's still very much in flux. negotiations are ongoing. mulberry came in from door. ha, he's a political chief. he landed in candle earlier this week and has a high level delegation to cobble as part of forming this new government negotiating, even with form of government leaders. us president joe biden, promising to evacuate all remaining americans and allies stranded inside afghanistan. he described the operation as one of the largest and most difficult air lifts in history. biden is facing increasing criticism at home, but he says significant progress has been made and the us forces are on track to complete the withdrawal by the end of the month. despite us assurances, tens of thousands

people have told us, like we escape a prison like they described a situation in northern iraq as living in a prison. now we're here in a prison as well. how is this possible? we are in europe and we're locked up. how are you going to deal with all these people and the human? it's very neat. it's not that this country has a very big problem to accommodate 4000 people know. but because during the be on the russian crisis after the election force in august, i don't know a couple of 1000 people came here. some may be crossing the border illegally like the people some special who mentor in these us. and it's not the problem for this country, whatever small it is to, to host $4000.00 people. the problem is that we were never on the whatever route of migration. so the cases that were happening on our border were either easily manageable for us, or they were manageable at the, at the border health. now we have a different situation when people from different countries, the rocky wrong african countries will study in minutes. and all of a sudden decided that they may be, might also try to, to cr

led to deaths. turkeys defense ministry says for but soldiers have been killed by explosives in northern iraq. lost in the hook province were 2 other soldiers. turkey's military blaming the attacks on kurdish arm groups. official say troops were carrying out cross border operations. iran health ministry says the country has hit a record number of daily cobra 19 deaths as near restrictions are imposed on 650 deaths been announced as of monday and more than 41000 people have now tested positive cities across iran have entered a 6 day lockdown as the delta variant drives a 5th wave of cobit infections. those are your headlines. the news continues here on our to 0 after next program. that's witness. i'll have more news at the bottom of the out. hopefully we'll see you that i i mm mm mm mm mm mm. ah ah, ah, ah, it was running. it was tom how a man killed the elephant. and nobody heard the gunfire. i on the central african republic, at 11 35 am the biker arrived telling me that specially had found a freshly killed elephant. the tail had been clipped, but we found the hairy tip which was notched wit

in janine turkeys. defense ministry says 4 of its soldiers have been killed, spy explosives, in northern iraq. the blasts in the hook province, $1.00 to $2.00 of the soldiers took his military, blamed the attacks on a kurdish armed groups. a former leader of cambodia has come a rouge governments is appealing a life sentence handed to him. for genocides among vic, you some funds defense team asked to you and back to court to overturn the 2018 ruling. they say they were insufficient reasons for the sentence and that it violated a legal framework. the 90 rule is one of the last surviving members of the communist government. at least 2000000 cambodians for kills from 1975 to 1979 under the command sam b as going leader at garland who has conceded defeats and congratulated his successor. there was celebrations when the business tycoon was declared. the winner of last week's election. the. okay, to be mad to see susan, goodbye margin the nearly 1000000 volts. that pushed him past the 50 percent threshold needed to avoid a bonus. you know, faces the daunting task of turning around and be struggling

francis presidents is in northern iraq to meet kurdish leaders. he survived in our bill where he will meet the presidents of the semi it's on this kurdistan region. this year von or sunny macro has promised to keep french troops in iraq to help combat what he describes as terrorism. on saturday, rock co city regional summers aimed at promotion piece and reconciliation in the middle east. it was aimed at improving ties between saudi arabia and iran, who are among the countries taking part, a southern france, egypt for hughie and carter. mahmud abdulla had reports from back that we don't iraq stability is key to this stability of the whole region. this is how regional leaders participating in that conference for corporation and partnership concluded it on saturday. the summer twitch discussed economic integration and investment projects between the participants also addressed political and security challenges facing iraq, including the possible resurgence of sil iraqi officials say it's an opportunity to use tension in the middle east. a sodium new

in jeanine. turkey's defense ministry says 4 of its soldiers have been killed by explosives in northern iraq. the blasts in the hook province wounded 2 other soldiers. turkey's military blame the attacks own kurdish armed groups, official se troops for carrying its cross border operations. the fin celebrations in san via a position leader hurricane day. he shall not, has been declared the winner of last week presidential election. he thanked voters for their trust and support after our president at the local, considered to feet. i stand before you today to say change in the both of them yet they're both of them be in and through them the people that have prevailed. i think that's very important. malicious prime minister maria dean. yes. seen his hand in his resignation to the king and a televised address. he said he stepping dying because he lost his majority in parliament, but he will leave in office straight away. florence louis has more from quality for his hand in his resignation and the pilot of issued a statement saying the king has accepted not just weighed in yes, in resignation as p

mishandling the corona virus pandemic cases there have searched in recent weeks. frances president is in northern iraq to meet kurdish leaders. he's in our bill where he meets with the president of the semi autonomy kurdistan region. next year, or sunny macro has promised to keep the french troops in iraq to help combat what he describes as terrorism. despite the blockades and the israeli bombings during the 11th a conference in may, alice artists have finally returns to give some glimmer of hope and cheer to people in gaza. humidifier report, cecily coming back. so that tells and music venues for a much needed rest bites from their daily struggles. the events like these haven't been seen in because district for years. the co still in clave had suffered during decades of repeated rounds of conflict with israel. and 15 years of located and along with the poor economy and the pen to make people's lives have deteriorated. but now many are again filling hotels and give phase offering the summer of are to stick is then we'll have you have these artistic concepts even if only a few entertain the people of t

prospects in a world which seems to have ignored the suffering some of and without the 0, the hook, northern iraq. ah, let's update your talk stories for you. i forgot to half past the hour. the televisions co founder has arrived and cobble for talks to form a new government smaller abdul gone, he bought it up that the groups negotiations in doha. the taliban says a future government will be inclusive. charlotte bennett has more now from cobble i talked to some of our members the other day and they said it's still very much in flux negotiations or ongoing moliere at all. came in from ha, he's the political chief. he landed in canada earlier this week and has bought a high level delegation to cobble as part of forming this new government negotiating even with form of government leaders. us president jo biden's, promising to evacuate all remaining americans and allies stranded in afghanistan. he described the operation as one of the largest and most difficult list in history was the bible says us forces are on trying to complete that was role by the end of the month. national make no mistake. this

francis president is in northern iraq to meet kurdish leaders. he's arrived in that been where he will meet the president of the semi autonomous kurdistan region. next year yvonne bus arnie macross has promised to keep the french troops in iraq to help combat what he calls terrorism. on saturday, iraq coasted a regional summit aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the middle east. it was aimed improving ties between saudi arabia and iran, or among the countries taking part as well as france, egypt. the u. e and katara would have been whitehead reports from back to iraq. stability is key to the stability of the whole region. this is how regional leaders participating in that conference for cooperation and partnership concluded it on saturday. the summer twitch discussed economic integration and investment projects between the participants also addressed political and security challenges facing iraq, including the possible resurgence of sil iraqi officials say it's an opportunity to ease tension in the middle east. s o d and rain, you know

i think the cards in northern syria, northern iraq, the turks, and many others now are re collaborating their strategic calculus up against that. because the united states has decided that again, america 1st and that it will not be involved with any initial voting, whether against or elsewhere, all in all, i think in some, as i said in the beginning, this is a messy business and it's very hard to predict but i think it will also depend to a large degree on whether the bank can rule and counter will effectively. and how would they roll as you said, and whether we're going to see counters, i should see emerging from the source of the more northern alliance area. within the country also, and that's probably one of the important points that none of us are looking is just how much it will be able to exploit the minerals and other potential within the country. which would need for an investment, which will need stabilisation. whether it's china, the united states, looking at that can spend the future, the thought of i would need to stabilize the country 1st. and i think that's what i'm lookin

francis president is in northern iraq to meet kurdish leaders. he's arrived in our bill where he'll meet the precedence of the semi autonomous curtis don region. mission fall sunny macro has promised to keep french troops any wrong to help combat what he calls terrorism. the st. leah is report in court with 1900 infections of which the new record was in 1700 a day. and the snow signed the brakes started in mid june, slowing well the half of the country has been locked down for weeks, as the largest city struggle to control the delta variance of the corona virus. the strictly as rushing to vaccinated population. and to have a few percent, and i'll kill if you'd by mid november. and a corona virus breaking museum, just going with another 83 new cases reported on sunday. the total number stands at 511 to 2 people in a critical condition. the country isn't locked until tuesday, demonstrators to, to the streets in thailand to protest against the countries leadership, anti government, red shirts, paraded through bank oh, concerts. and in the vehicles,

in geneva. turkey's defense ministry says 4 of his soldiers have been killed by explosives in northern iraq. the blasts in the hook province wounded . 2 other soldiers. turkeys military blamed the attacks on kurdish arm groups. official say, troops were carrying out cross border operations. the death toll from saturday's powerful earthquake in haiti has now jumped to nearly 1300 rescue teams of digging through trouble in a desperate search for survivors. the under growing pressure as a tropical storm gets close, thousands of people are injured, leaving the hospitals. overwhelmed? are really these. i want to tell the population that we are going through a difficult situation. this is the moment to unite to have a greater national unity, a greater solidarity with the victims. let's forget our quarrels and come to the 8 of those in difficulty. at m, you is an economist and professor at the keys, car university importer prince. he says, strong leadership is critical for a t right now or you can to, to, to earthquake. and those 40 coordinates stability very difficult. we, i mean the haitian peop

raid in janine turkeys. defense ministry says 4 of its soldiers have been killed by explosives in northern iraq. the black and the whole province wounded. 2 of the soldiers turkeys military blamed the attacks on co, sean groups. official st. troops are carrying out cross border operations. runs health ministry says the country as his record number of daily cove is 1900 deaths . as new restrictions are imposed, walden, 650 deaths were announced on monday. more than 41000 people if tested positive cities across iran event that a 6 day lockdown is the delta very drives. the 5th infection wave the death toll from saturday's powerful earthquake in haiti is jumped to nearly 1300. rescue teams are digging through rubble in a desperate search for survivors. they're under growing pressure as a tropical storm approaches. thousands of people are injured, leaving hospitals overwhelm our firm. really, the i want to tell the population that we are going through a difficult situation. this is the moment to unite to have a greater national unity, a greater solidarity with the victims. let's forget our quarrels

mean cody's syrian deborah deborah, democratic forces rather as sama been jervey has nor from northern iraq. the inbound helicopter is returning from syria, as soldiers are ordered to come home from the front. their mission in the us led coalition will continue in syria. the biden administration is committed to retaining us military presence in northeast syria on the ground, every few weeks us all just very equipment and supplies from iraq to naughty syria itself is the most important mission for us because that keeps a barrier to help. so that way, if ice is, does come back into another region, we're able to keep them back. just under a 1000 troops are left in syria to see if god or facilities and continue effort against what's left devices. that you are finding down obligations in iraq and apply this on. but inside syria, us troops continue just later. all of trying to secure the area that i supply does are not referred to the current surrender than being of gone forces. and the debacle of us to withdraw from iraq in 2011. as again, put the capabilities of us back forces under the spotlig

there are some showers and eastern side of turkey down through us by john and northern iraq. otherwise it's hot, dry not particularly windy, either near 50 degrees, still nice inside of, of iraq and west and iran. we'd been used to that. the shower that brought the flooding in the some sort of gas and they're just a few showers. now there's nothing significant coming out the sky. the real heat that we saw in turkey is only just tempering a little bit. i have to say we're still near record levels and tallies records about 43 degrees and the average is 34. so what above ray should be, this is true for all the southern circuits. truth agrees to, and the breeze isn't changing so particularly strong, but it's a very dry one, which will do nothing to help put out the 5 pack the might, even in courage them. now the heat drops away, as you get towards the tropics because you introduce more humidity, are typically talking about terms in thirty's. the most places at about higher sir 19 degrees, but seasonally the shadows are still building regularly stretching back as far west probably

in 1996, be airlifted thousands of kurdish fighters out of northern iraq as saddam's army. bear down on them because they had assisted us during the 1st gulf war. we moved them to guam where they lived for another 6 months until we process their visas and got him here. we need to begin that airlift now in afghanistan and we need to reconstitute program for our rocky allies. we've betrayed them and we need to figure out a way to get them to safety. american friendships should not mean a death. then i'm going to say that over and over and over again because that's how i was raised. we're supposed to depot the people who keep their word and do the right thing. that's what i believed when i joined to serve my country and i'm going to fight to ensure that my country lives up to that ideal. a reminder. and that conversation was more than 4 months ago falling a taliban take over this week, thousands of afghans who work for the us government over the past 2 decades have been left stranded. another group of afghans who safety is now in peril. are women with the return of the taliban

challenge will be there's unexpected where i can come in, and i will be flying in places like northern iraqng me, so nothing bad should happen. >> what you have been doing to prepare for this long journey? how did you work out the flight path that you would take, the fuel stops along the way, and how long would you be flying at each interval? >> sure. i have been training for a long time, especially this week i have been flying every single day, multiple hours a day. right behind me is a simulator from brussels, and from there i can actually see the airfields where i will be landing. i have been playing in new york, and russia, just from my home in brussels. it's been really amazing. the route has been chosen to be the destination for the requirements needed for the flight to be an around-the-world-flight. and my trip is longer than it has to be, but i think i am doing this to get the experience. >> of course, this is a major challenge for you ahead. what is the longest distance you can flown so far before you actually set off and do this? >> so just recently actually this was two months ag

when the is drum -- islamic state overran northern iraq, there was a perception felt inside of iran that they were coming to iran and not just the holy cities, but iran itself was in threat. that was exacerbated by the attack on july 2017. one day, the islamic state attacked both of these buildings in tehran and also the tomb in tehran. they killed 17 people. there was this perception that the islamic state was coming to take on iran and therefore, they became hostile to them. it is conceivable that is what will happen here as well. so far, we see no indications of that at all. let me close by offering if you lessons that this offers. one is that the persian regime places great clarity on its hostility to the net states. they are prepared to swallow a lot in order to cooperate with those who are hostile to the u.s. i conclude that it is frankly futile to think the u.s. will be able to reach an agreement with iran and follow on talks post nuclear deal. such as agreeing on something on a impactful basis but go on about agreeing research and on missiles but use drones in said. i would frank

she was rescued off the streets of northern iraq where she had been abused and was left with just one struggling and after a confusing maze of regulations and cdc clearances and missing paperwork, she made it to the usa. the couple drove from atlanta to north carolina and they picked up little grace. >> shannon: i love it. i am a sucker for doggies. doggies and food, that's all we want to talk about. that's all we need. see you back here tomorrow night. good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. ash they creae the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper

the east and the southeast was up that will tend to feed in more clout, perhaps the start across northern iraqh teens along north seacoast. for many of us monday is a bank holiday. we will have high—pressure dominating looks like it will be mostly dry. variable amounts of cloud, some sunshine to start the day. i think there is indication that monday could be a bit cloudy across the board particularly i think for england and wales, perhaps central, southern scotland seen the best of the subject. winds coming down from the subject. winds coming down from the north to the royalties. cooler along northern and eastern coast was the best of the temperatures for the southwest was up more clout around it could feel a little bit fresher. into tuesday our area of high pressure dominates the scene. it's a very strong area of high. a lot of dry weather around, best of the sunshine northern and western areas a bit of shelter from the north, northeast breeze which will once again feed into some cloud, so missed and merck into eastern coastal areas. mid to high teens here, for the south and west we could be

them here, we have the experience, we did in vietnam with our iraqi allies and kurdish allies in northern iraq to guam. don't know why the administration has been so resistant, we are glad the president said we will take all our allies. it is not a matter of that, this is a matter of us and the reason we are in this mess is because the biden administration failed to plan this, the trump administration were the ones -- people like stephen miller shutdown the visa program the created a backlog that the biden administration took office. charles: let's deal with right now. the taliban intensified hunt downs of anyone associated with america and it includes the interrogators. we heard jackie saying we are not clear how we rescue these folks. does it become a military operation to get them out safely? >> we need to tell the taliban like the trump administration allowed us to do, they made a deal with the people. the trump administration released 5000 fighters which helps them take over the country. we need to stop letting the talent and push us around like the trump administration. we need to tell t

the current batch of 30 machines is due to be delivered to northern iraq in the next few weeks., and i can, using my hands, literally and help others. for me on the team it's been really humbling and to actually know that what we are doing is going to make a difference to the wider world. this washing machine story started its cycle four years ago. i was an engineer in wiltshire and decided to quit myjob, so i went to go and volunteer for free and there i met my next door neighbour in rural india, a lady who i promised a manual washing machine to combat the time and effort she spent hand washing her and her family's close. —— clothes. back in britain the concept first came in the kitchen after he noticed the way lettuce gets washed and dried. so it started with a simple salad spinner. it then moved on to a plastic drum with another drum inside. and then it grew even bigger, to the latest model, which is both a washer and a dryer. wait for it... and there it goes. it's been designed to be robust and as simple to use as possible. in wash mode, it's a vertical position so the water

get both americans left behind and afghan allies that are being targeted for death, to the northern parts of iraqth hope of getting south safe passage out that way. you're part of that.wi tell us what you're doing. >> first of all, scott, amazing what you been doing. the amazing work happening on the ground. i want you to understand in for all the viewers, not only is got a hero, the people on the ground are working with scott that have risked everything is, they risk their lives to get people around taliban lines. there was one young girl from kabul university that made her way through by herself only 24 years old, her husband in new york, terrified, a man on the ground was able to get her around the taliban lines. she entered in the gate just before the suicide bomb and the went off and killed 170 people and our u.s. marines. i want too first say to all the family members out there, thank you so much for your sacrifice. we all have skin in the game and i especially do too. my husband serves in he almost lost his life in afghanistan. we have allies there like scott was saying, people that stood

abandonment of our kurdish allies, donald trump was desperate to do that for such a long time in northern iraqonment now of our afghanistan allies. people that actually risked their lives, came out of the shadows, women who actually dared to try to live a somewhat dignified life. and the united states is left. what are the ramifications for this country as we move forward in the future for other countries, who we try to -- you know, try to get to come out and take a chance on democracy, freedom or at least take a chance on basic human rights, take a chance on us that we'll fight and defend them. >> i think what this does is it reinforces the growing narrative that the united states is not a steady, predictable, reliable hand. we saw it with barack obama after the red line fiasco in syria, intervention in libya. many things in the trump administration, where he targeted u.s. allies in all sorts of ways, u.s. troop presence that had been there for decades was a question mark over it. you mentioned the situation in syria, now this. so again, i don't think germans are going to wake up tomorrow and