ready ready we have a long way to go, and a lot could still go wrong on the prussia, cale take exodus from us gamma stone. joe biden says us forces stepping up evacuations in couple of best suite ending we speak to some of the people who are on those flights. heading out of the country. i live, find a lot of memories, of contradictions and out of been a lot of suffering. but yet problem given the threat somehow.

medication they need for the illnesses and they've got the exposure fills the gum depends against prussia and hollywood, moving makers to paint us military and a favourable lights, the golden annuity of same documents, will. thank you 3, the blockbuster plots after the break driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. what we got to do is identify the threats that we have crazy. even front ation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk me the news. ah welcome back to the program. wildfires continue to raise in rushes. you could hear region in the far east of the country. the smoke is covered cities and reportedly reached a far as the north pole for his firefight is heavy, machinery, and airborne forces are all involved in trying to extinguish the flames. and it's heavy, exhausting work is all to retrieve power of coverage when he joined one helicopter cru heading to the front line. so all about sick, my 1st

still ahead on al jazeera, the un is on the prussia as concerns rise for somebody is caught up fighting between the taliban council says abraham racy sworn in the wrong new president. the former judge courts, the regional you to see on the listing of us ah ah, hello there, let's start in north america and it's been a very wet start to the month for much of a gulf coast in the us. we've got that band of rain that's be bringing some drenching down ports to the carolinas and to georgia. and while it got pushed out further east, the florida peninsula is going to see some of that very wet weather with the potential for flash flooding is a lot of moisture in the air. things are going to feel very hot and humid, not just here, but also for new york and washington. as those showers push out, it has been rather wet when you england and folk you back. and some of that weather is going to continue over the next few days, across the midwest and into the great lakes is also going to be somewhat weather on the way from very welcome, wet weather for the northwest. not just in seattle, which haven't se

is on the prussia as concern, gross cosivity is caught up in the fighting between the taliban and afghan full time. the elliptic spirit takes root in rio 5 years on from the games. we visit the legacy project, buying expectations. ah, ah, hello there, we've seen extreme heat across parts of europe at north africa, and that's extended across into the live. anton, this was the scene in gaza city as people escaped to the beach to try to get away from those hot and dry conditions. now, temperatures are above average here, but not only here across the northern areas of saudi arabia, as well as iraq and q weight sitting up in the high forty's. it's for the south, the things are slightly cooler. we've got a southern breeze kicking along the coast of yemen, an oman, and that's brought temperatures down slightly. we're also expecting some showers across western areas of yemen in the mountainous areas, as well as part of saudi arabia. but for heavy showers, we have to hope across to that central band of africa. we've had really active thunderstorms across this area. we seen flash flooding in sudan

and a lot could still go wrong on the prussia over k all take exit us from afghanistan . joe biden says us forces stepping up in couple of bits of sweet ending. we speak to some of the people who are on those flights heading out of the country. i live by and a lot of memories in on, on a contradiction, a lot of been a lot of suffering. but yet, cobble given the threat somehow ah hello money side, this is al jazeera life hall. so coming up strong when the ne in us coastline is tropical storm on re makes land full bringing lashing rain and the risk of flooding and power outages on us. vice president coming harris is in singapore to secure a diplomatic relations with se, asia. ah, us president joe biden has come on the enormous criticism for what some say is a botched departure from afghanistan. that the taliban takeover has led to chaos that cobble airport and thousands of afghans desperate to leave the country. in a televised address on saturday, biden's said more than 11000 people have been lifted from couple f for just this weekend. though it's not clear if this number i

days or to come coding ammonia and rated for heidi jo. castro, al jazeera, gulfport, mississippi prussia has classified an independent television operator as foreign agents to be dawson husband added on the list of organizations. critical of president vladimir putin administration is edison chief says the decision is on fam plans for challenges channel has been operating online behind a paywall. several journalist working in russia have also been listed as foreign agent, media, a month ahead of parliamentary elections for you can united states have impose sanctions on several russian officials and entities on the 1st anniversary of alexi navarro nice poisoning position. forget it, suffered from a near fatal nerve agent attack. one year ago, western intelligence agencies believe russian secret service offices poison. the valley was traces in germany and back to russia in january where he was been arrested him in town. sorry. michael has used her final official visit to russia, the latin person to freedom of me from prison. the russian need refused her request, saying his jailing was not p

perhaps these can be explained by the fact that prussia has been winning for 20 years. and that it was important for someone to remove russia from the witness list. it was done in the most disgusting way. rob can. yes, of course it hurt. i'm glad they came 2nd, but it heard that it was unfair. it's not my 1st year in sports, and that's why you wouldn't get the 1st please. i hoped and they believed until the very last, but the miracle didn't happen. it's not just the russian athletes who made headlines. bella russian sprinter, christina to manascale, didn't when metal is in the women's 100 meters, but one global media attention amid to stand off with coaches from a country the limpid committee, who apparently tried to force her to return home. the coaches were swiftly removed from the village when all square offered a saw him in poland, and while admiration and praise are usually reserved for the winter as those who fight on against all odds. us gymnastic star simone biles received accolades for the opposite. like tennis champion, no me a soccer did this summer boils aga

situation already heavily burdened by the current of ours pandemic from one charity wilker about the prussia. the local population is under. as the conflict has escalated over the past few weeks, we've seen a massive humanitarian disaster playing out. the escalating fighting has led to civilian casualties and large scale civilian displacement across the country. and particularly in the past few weeks, we've seen tens of thousands of people fleeing the fighting to safety. here in cobble, this was also on top of an existing humanitarian disaster in which there was conflict . the ongoing impacts of the 1910 damage and a drought was announced earlier this year. so half the population even before the latest escalation and fighting with a need to monitoring assistance. and those needs are even greater right now. with the un, warren's nearly 400000 civilians have already fled home with this year with a particular spike. since may, most of the display, reportedly women and children. here are just some of the heart wrenching stories from the refugees. i have been just from telecom. the taliban killed

j. prussia, thanks so much for coming back. gone. i should say the chief of the general still after more calls and smith hasn't been on this program. he's talking at the m, i 6 link royal united services and few today about warfare. i mean, sure to come up is how the enemies of this country are china and russia, it's repeated on and on. what do you make of these new ca on that side of the bond? and am i 6 room is that china created corona virus in the lab? well firstly, actually it's great to be with you. i'm glad to see that you're a heavy and sharp as ever. look, this is not a new allegation. this allegation goes right back to early 2020. when the trump administration began to circulate a set of rumors that perhaps the wanting to do to we're ology or some other lab had leaked this virus that it had nothing to do with human encroachment in nature. repeatedly this messaging has return, despite the fact that it's been pretty well debunked by the world health organization. but other people who looked at pretty closely, it's not just th

he says the disbandment comes after months of prussia . the civil front said that there is a point in that statement today. they said that they want other groups to keep their beliefs. remember their original intentions and supports or society, but that there was, society does appear to be crumbling, appears to be the domino effect and coalitions like the civil runs and dissolving. this comes just 5 days after the biggest union, 48 year old. the hong kong professionals, teachers union, also crumbled and the pressure. but we've had some months of questions over whether the civil front was never even a legal organization. it hadn't registered, seemingly the authority, say the society. it's been for the meat grinder of the statement press, which is usually the 1st sign of trouble in recent months for these queries. and on friday, the police chief told the state newspaper that they may be liable for their proto, under security law. and of course, the old thing about that is that the security was inactive last june and the, the civil fund hadn'

while the head of the jump police unit told us that the criticism on prussia exhausted on the officers might be good about this money, i am sure that my colleagues acted in accordance with the law. in addition, more than 60 police officers were injured. they clearly did not stumble but suffered during the protests, which by the way, were far from peaceful because they violated public order. since they were banned, the police are the center of criticism and such deployments. that's something we use to society is becoming ever more polarized politics that cultivate anything but peaceful conversation have come to be to, to that, and the placed on right between irreconcilable fronts that are no longer ready to engage in dialogue. and all that doesn't make up police work any easier. i don't have any other opinions about this colleague say they have been under pressure and these events a lot of colleagues have been injured and that doesn't make the situation easier. we'd like to see politics being used to calm people down on all sides. while around 5000 took part in protest in berlin on some

. >> on sunday at the king of prussia mall true story, but yet we're hearing all about the new rise oferns i mean, it's -- you look at it and it's like how do we square the two? but it appears that despite some of the worries there and rise in some cases outcomes have been better and it feels like the economy continues to power on. what are you seeing and what do you think is going to happen in the next couple of months? >> so, look, brian, i will just say i am from the south, i grew up in alabama, i have a lot of family and friends down there so i've been attune with what's going on with the virus but i'm also a professional prognosticator on the s&p so we watch a lot of data. one stat i have been focused on is looking at the open table dining activity which has flattened out over the summer. a week we wrote about how you had seen deterioration at most of the states around the country not just in the south, we think a lot of that was because of the delta variant and concerns building but when we updated the data we found states are starting to show signs of stabil stabilization. in ge

that new pops and cases, air travel is booming, vegas is packed, restaurants are crowded, king of prussial, by the way, yesterday in pennsylvania, this is true, literally lines to get into stores, are you worried about the economic rebound >> i am very worried about the economic rebound and actually it is interesting, i've seen data that airline travel is not booming. it has come back but it is still down 65% this year versus last year. which was down 65% versus the year before. asia, travel is down even lower. i am concerned about the airline stocks, the travel stocks and you've seen that they have given up a lot of the moves they had earlier on this year so i am concerned. so given that, there are some areas that i think are still interesting. for example, in the medical area, a lot of procedures that didn't happen last year are now happening this year. so you've seen companies like life sciences, merit medical, you've seen actually edwards was up -- revenues up 50% for the second quarter year on year. merit medical, would love to tell you more about that, those revenues up 20% year on

had he done all the things he claimed he did back in prussia. probably not. was not a baron. indeed documented as a major in the prussian army but not like he was a two-star general. hamilton serves as translator and just as perform editor of the baron von steuben drill book that historians and re-enactors love to study. there's the painting of him by the famous ralph earl after the american revolution. hamilton is also a translator for the famous marquis delafayette who as i said earlier was like a son to george washington. lafayette was such a young charming arrest kuralt that as the 19-year-old boy general washington took him upped his wing. he's also going to help hamilton, that is, with the lesser-nope general but who is as important as an army engineer and that's deportier. both of these are by charles wilson peele, very talented artist. now something that i like to study and i'm writing a scholarly article and it hardly gets talked about are washington's many councils of war and there are two in particular that are fascinating because of who is there. let's read throug