he's a senior experts at the united institute of peace and joy, incense from redwood city in california by skype. it's great to have you withers. how did we get here? many have been astonished by the speeds of the taliban advance. just yesterday people were talking about the of the capital falling within a matter of weeks. i mean it's, it's taken errors. what does all of this mean? be the public has, has collapsed. it has collapse. politically, which is which is triggered to military collapse. the con republic has not offered any miller to be to this any meaningful military to distance in any part of the country. and the same stands for cobbler prisons, bunny who was making announcements to the effect of attending. yesterday he made some melody appointments, and as latin would suggested, indicated that he was, he was preparing for a military campaign. today he appears to have fled the country. so india and the republican politically collapsed and we now move on to a very tenuous transition. ok. and to stay with this song here, mere, we're going to go home across c at the us and to get s

he's a senior experts at the united states institute of peace. joyce's by skype, from redwood city in california. great to have the weather's once again. this is a fast moving situation. things are changing our by our as things stand this or he's in charge, we g say he's in charge of us on the stand and cobble i think it's pretty clear that the taliban charge of the country by now. i think new just broke the taliban, going to announce the restoration off of the government data for do as stomach eminent effect. and now the victory from the presidential palace very soon. and i think that gives you an indication that who is the most part collector in the country who's calling the shots? i know the able to do basically exercise leverage over the whole diplomatic process that the u. s. government is trying to do rally for now and so, so as to pull missy over then at this stage, would you say i will, we will keep an eye out for that announcements from the taliban. but as things stand earlier in the day, people have been talking about trying to do paris sharing deal to try and get international parties

a sunday or mir, joining us that from redwood city in california. we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. colombian officials have been a loving stranded migrants to leave the coastal tone of nicole clee around 10 size, and people have been stuck there for weeks waiting for boats to take them to neighboring panama. some of them have not begun their journey along the land border between contents known as the ferry and gap, one of the most dangerous roots in the world. today's book is abs, chicago, in columbia, and census this report were here in the south. like trying to migrate north america, states, mexico and canada. thousands of migrant force trying to write at the tone of nick oakley. that's in the gulf. a lot in columbia. many are coming from haiti, others cuba, many were leaving in south american countries that are currently in crisis because of the pen they make and have started to make the way up north during a certain period of time, columbia authorities did not allow migrant to continue their journey and that's why they started to pile up in one of t

of international security and cooperation of stanford university joins us via skype, from redwood city, california, sorry, very warm. welcome to the program. just as some up for me at your feelings as you're watching things progress this evening. this is a historic moment, a seminal moment of the post 911. and my reaction really ways, but who we are talking about here. you know, i started with the guns 1st and foremost, this is the end of yet another. still getting jack in the cover history and not the power has left the country. and yet conflict has not ended. lot of gone. who would feed in the united states to turn the corner. they are deeply disappointed and for many women, especially those who gained over the last 2 decades. this is dark, yet another difficult to be. i'd say from us perspective, it is one of the lowest points, the u. s. foreign policy, national security in recent memory. i believe since $911.00, the slip collapse of the have gone republic. the fact that the military didn't put a book fight in the, in the military and the key arctic evacuation the trenching scenes from the ford

your thoughts on your analysis that we do appreciate it as sunday are mere joining us from redwood city in california. thank you. thanks for having me. well, it's marcel have here on our to sierra helping more than a 1000000 people on the street of hong kong 2 years ago. now, a video for the secret banding class. i am concerned about our kids getting sick and it can be preventable. texas, these researches in cooper's 19 cases, the children set to go back to school on a football world this morning, the death of a legend care schooler, german passed away age 75. lia will have more detail for you in sport liter. ah, hello, there. the weather's looking pretty standard across much of the middle east and levant, in the days to come. it's hot, it's dry, and it is relatively quiet. but we will have some winds kicking into western parts of saudi arabia and a shamar blowing down from iraq. and that's going to kick up quite a bit of dust for q. wait for katasha to be plenty of sunshine coming through the temperature is blackie to dip down in doha as we get into tuesday for that southern coast of oman and yemen,

, you may have found for asia security analyst at stanford university and joins us from redwood city in california. good to have you with us. so it's saying it's all about making serious advances in hirata all the major cities as well. how close all these provincial councils the falling so that the other one had been putting pressure on august half of gun it's done prevention gap or your son has $34.00 provinces. they've been, they've been coming off to nearly 17 provinces in these 2 capital laska and in his mind and hit ought to be off hit. i'd probably thought the bond has come awfully close to reaching them in dense fighting is going on and it doesn't to be done by the planning on back. no. why is it that such an imbalance has, has emerged between the strength of the taliban forces and the strength of government forces? right. i think a big reason is the vacuum left behind by the u. s. military withdraw, which has been happ hazard. the us, the bite administration has not managed this transition. well, a lot of bad military choices were made much of the of gone air force. feet is that has been g

he's a senior experts at the united states institute of peace jones with by skype, from redwood city in california. thanks for staying with us here on our end. here it is a very fast moving picture, but our viewers may be struck by the different strands that were here in the form of the taliban. it was a very, a very measured response at the start the telephone saying, we're not going to enter the se cbt won't have diplomacy in dialogue. and then just a few moments ago, we're hearing from our colleagues and combo that they're on the streets, directing traffic. they're taking over security rule and now they could be in the presidential palace. how do you explain this dichotomy? this difference between what the taliban is saying and what the taliban is doing? this new economy is not new. i think for anyone who wants to thought about it long enough, nose understands the thought of and see one thing, but they do complete the, the opposite. so we want to understand the talent, the intent, political, and then political plan. we have to watch their behavior and their behavior has been clear cut. they've

redwood city, california. you say no.aller: i don't believe the war was worth it from the very beginning. george w. bush ran over there. he said they are the reason why 9/11 happened. after some investigation, we found it was mostly saudi arabia that was responsible. osama bin laden was in pakistan. most of the al qaeda leaders were not in afghanistan at all. the fact of the matter is we went after the poor country that was involved in 9/11 because some of the terrorists were trained there. it was saudi arabia with the leadership in pakistan. i would like to understand why did those afghan troops, 300,000 troops at the u.s. trained for years and years and years, why did they all of a sudden just lay down their arms to the taliban? why didn't they fight? why did those troops lay down so quickly? what happened to the training they were given by the u.s.? what happened to all that training they received for the last 20 years? what happens to the trillions of dollars that was designated for training these troops? i saw pictur

redwood city, california. you say no. caller: i don't believe the war was worth it from the very beginning. george w. bush ran over there. he said they are the reason why 9/11 happened. after some investigation, we found it was mostly saudi arabia that was responsible. osama bin laden was in pakistan. most of the al qaeda leaders were not in afghanistan at all. the fact of the matter is we went after the poor country that was involved in 9/11 because some of the terrorists were trained there. it was saudi arabia with the leadership in pakistan. i would like to understand why did those afghan troops, 300,000 troops at the u.s. trained for years and years and years, why did they all of a sudden just lay down their arms to the taliban? why didn't they fight? why did those troops lay down so quickly? what happened to the training they were given by the u.s.? what happened to all that training they received for the last 20 years? what happens to the trillions of dollars that was designated for training these troops? i saw pict

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california first sees the action and the sierra nevada for tomorrow afternoon. morning temperatures look like this. in the 50's, 60's. pretty mild. 92, loss cados. redwood city downtown san francisco 68 degrees. partly cloudy, breezey. north bay tems 85 in santa rosa. 86 in san rafael. 74 oakland. and it's going to be hot although not quite as hot as today. we had triple digits. 93 in livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast, hazy skies and a typical spread for your friday, triple digit sizzle. saturday, sunday, inland. upper 60's coast side. we'll have a nice breeze early next week to knock some of those temperatures down which will be a nice change here in the bay area. ama and dan. ama: knock them down. dan: a large hotel group with several large bay area properties say it will no longer require (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reacti

california dairy. we are back and taking a quick look here at 9.40 out of the peninsula where a massive fire in redwood city the sky. this was near a valero gas station at whipple avenue and veterans boulevard just east of highway one. oh, one. video from the citizens app. and you can certainly see all that smoke in the distance. the gas station has reopened. but this is what it looked like yesterday afternoon. and you can see again that smoke was terrifying for a lot of folks, especially when it burns near a gas station like that. you think the whole thing's going to go up. luckily it didn't redwood city police quickly closed nearby streets as crews. got around the scene and were able to put it out. firefighters arrived. they found 2 shipping containers full of tires and that is what was burning. several crews responded from san mateo county. the redwood fire chief says that the fire was put out fairly quickly because of the help they received from other fire departments. no word on any injuries from that fire. but we'll let you know as the investigation unfolds. we'll be right back. we are back. time now.

redwood city. gayle ong kron 4 news want to see there was no major damage as a result. they'll thank you. >> now the wildfire coverage the sunday night, the dixie fired. now the second largest wildfire in california state history. >> the fire continuing to explode in size and has now burned through more than 463,000 acres and still tonight remains only 21% contained only the august complex fires from last year are larger those series of fires combined to burn more through a million acres tonight. first responders say as many as 4 people still remain unaccounted for today. governor gavin newsome spent part of his day touring the town of greenville, which was leveled by the flames of the dixie fire. >> but our kids that are breathing toxic air from these climate induced fires. and so we have a deep responsibility to rebuild this community to do more to continue to protect communities like this but also the ted city of what's occurring globally. but manifesting and smash mouth ways here in california that climate change. >> during his tour of greenville. the governor also met with firefighters along with elected officials to discuss the devastation. the governor also promised help as the town looks