for comments on mr. sharif his plight. if we get a response, we'll let you know. coalition troops finally withdrew from afghanistan in august with those chaotic scenes throughout the evacuation that you'll remember back then, concerns were raised over the fate of local employees, who risked retribution from the newly reinstalled taliban authorities. according to the u. s. state department, more than 60000 interpreters and others who applied for visas are still in afghanistan. mr. sharif, he says, the treatment of people who risked their lives is unfair. western countries are in the united states. they are very restricted for accepting immigration, so that's why we're left far behind our la manny enterprise. those on those who swelled and supported them with doing the past 2 decades. in afghanistan, we provide discord for them. we supply them every night every day. and we provide it for protection for them. so now they lift us behind us. what is unfair? because i have, don't like me. we harness lou, support them, unfair eve

mister sharif. he worked at the u. s embassy for 2 years and was promised special visa status for himself and his family. however, his request was then rejected, which has left him stranded in afghanistan. he also worked for the you and assistance mission and also supported swedish troops. the sweden's also refused to get him out in his family now fear for their lives. we've asked the us state department for comment on mister sharif, his plight. if we get a response, we'll let you know. coalition trips finally withdrew from afghanistan in august. for those chaotic scenes throughout the evacuation, as you might remember back then consent were raised over the fate of local employees who risked retribution from the newly reinstalled taliban authorities. according to the us state department, more than 60000 interpreters and others who applied for vases, i stood in afghanistan. mister sharif, he says, the treatment of people who risk their lives is i'm fat. but some countries are in the united states. they are very restrict

mister sharif. he worked at the u. s embassy for 2 years and was promised special visa status for himself and his family. however, his request was rejected, switches left him stranded in afghanistan. he also worked for the un assistance mission and supported swedish troops. sweden's refused to get him out in his family now fear for their lives. coalition troops finally withdrew from afghanistan in august with chaotic scenes throughout the evacuation. as you might remember back then concerns were raised over the fate of local employees who could face rep for fusion from the newly reinstalled taliban authorities. according to the state department, more than 60000 interpreters and others who applied for vases are still in afghanistan. mister sharif, he says, that's the treatment for him, and people like him who rest their lives is unfair. western countries are in the united states. they are very restricted for accepting immigration, so that's why they're left up behind our la manny enterprise. there were some doors who sw

s. state department to comments on mister sharif, his plight if we get a response, we'll let you know. coalition troops finally withdrew from afghanistan in august, of course, with chaotic scenes throughout the evacuation. as you might remember, a back then concerns were raised over the fate of local employees who risked retribution from the newly reinstalled taliban authorities. according to the us state department, more than 60000 interpreters and others who risked their lives is unfair. lesson countries are in the united states. they are very restricted for accepting immigration. so that's why they're left behind. i love my natural predators on those who swelled and supported them during the past 2 tickets and afghanistan, we provide discord for them. we supply them every night every day, and we provide it for protection for them. so now they left us behind us. what in unfair? because i have done so like me, we harness li support them and for every day we, we took arrest god and put our life in dangers to assist them. so it's unfair, left us behind and they are not supporting us. y

kentucky now, and are thought to show the destroyed candle factory that the governor reference there is sharif collapsing after the tornadoes struck me. while in the state of illinois, workers have been trapped inside an amazon warehouse offers roof was hit by a tornado and also collapsed local media. reporting that some employees have been rescued from the facility up to 100 people who are inside the building at the time . according to authorities, there are reports of possible death. now, however, the number of victims is not yet known. a man in neighboring arkansas one person is thought to have been killed in 5 saves the injured after the same storm damage to nursing home. there many others were trapped inside that building to the survey, whether as also claimed 3 lives in tennessee. of course, we'll bring the more information as we get it pensions over ukraine, running high with russia, slamming the west, feeling the escalation and voicing concern that nato actions in the region. moscow warns they could potentially lead to a large scale conflict, of course, has been set to draw ukraine int

the northern city of masaru sharif is one of the few places teenage girls can go to high school.ame as before, taliban fighters with large guns approach schoolgirls on the streets and they tell us to make sure our hair and they tell us to make sure our hairand nails are they tell us to make sure our hair and nails are not visible, as a result around one third of my class and stop coming to school, shivering with fear. the taliban say they do not want to stop girls education but they are waiting for what they call a safe environment. in the meantime, they are shocked any girls schools are open at all. translation: i am surprised, officially we have not given them permission to reopen but we did not tell our soldiers to stop girls by force. officially, in our policy, we did not allow any. aid agencies want millions of children are going hungry in afghanistan. as a humanitarian crisis continues, school closures are just one of a growing list of problems girls face. when this head teacher told us many of her pupils will not survive the winter. stay with us on bbc news, still to come:

food program to get by mohammed sharif is taking supplies back to his wife and 6 children. oh dear for charlie or 3rd or more thoughtful villa. it's very important to us. if we didn't get this ada, we'd go hungry. so we're grateful that we're dealing with warnings, that half afghanistan's population of nearly $40000000.00 and now going hungry hospitals. in kandahar city are seeing the results, the listless stairs at one will sometimes 2 babies per bed nurse lie loma and her staff are treating twice as many cases as normal. they were out okay. and that you more it, most of these mothers aren't producing milk and they don't have the money that, how did milk? so most of these babies are around one year old, but they weigh less than 4 kilograms. only. that's about half the weight they should be. so what we thing is a feeding tube going into the stomach in the bed opposite the even tiny, a features of baby. sure reefer just 6 weeks old. and with a feeding tube, trying to increase her weight from an emaciated sweet kilos can to her province is walnut the worst affected by foods s

us embassy employees, branded washington's attitude to its former work is in kabul. mohammed jeff sharif is among many that is simply be left behind by a tolten man appliances and fire michelle to save my cellphone, my family and my children because of my vote, can my affiliation with the western and us government. so my life is destroyed completely. now i can't work, i got to live, i time to appear in the society because of my affiliation. so now my life is the great dangers. so we hide our selves in the, in the rooms, our dad, we have a very uncertain situation and we don't know about the future this sir. sure. if he worked at the u. s embassy for 2 years and was promised special visa status for himself and his family, whoever his request was rejected, which is then left him strong enough canister heels, a word for the un assistance mission to and supported swedish troops. sweden also refused to let him out. he and his family no fear for their lives. we've asked the us state department comment on mister sheriff, his plate, if we get a response, we'll let you know what they had to say.

food program to get by mohammed sharif is taking supplies back to his wife and 6 children to let us know what it is. it's very important to us if we didn't get to say we go hungry. so we're grateful. with warnings that half afghanistan's population of nearly $40000000.00 and now going hungry hospitals in kandahar city are seeing the result. the listless dance. the one was sometimes 2 babies per bed nursed, lie loma, and her staff are treating twice as many cases as normal. that ended to moderate most of these mothers on producing milk, and they don't have the money for how did milk. so most of these babies are around one year old, but they weigh less than 4 kilograms. that's about half the weight they should be. so what we think is a feeding tube, trying to increase her weight from an emaciated sweet kilos can to her province is one of the worst effected by food scarcity. but here, as in much of the country, it's also been hit not only by conflict, but the 2nd pole harvest in 4 years. it went almost unnoticed amid the turmoil the taliban take over. but this past year, afghanistan has suf

with the rest of the seam, how that us and when mohammed sharif was the 2nd edition to miss that men katara could celebrate. rather fittingly on national day. no, he seemed to watch whittling listed to look on. but this is vivian all. but those english moves issue medical meet ma'am, on brit. quite de leon. i will news wonder middle little provisional doug smith, i'm sure they're minimal, but really sort of request to be done on beaufort in the sport around the world is struggling to keep going amid the spread of the army, con variant of coven. 19 the nfl has been false to postpone game, so for the 1st time this season. so far, 3 have been moved to next week. pending further developments in the outbreak around 20 players from each of the rams and the cleveland browns have in place on the curve. at 19 of sideline lists, in the m, b, a. to brooklyn ets have reversed their decision to exclude of superstar kyrie irving from their roster, because he doesn't meet new york city's vaccine mandate. irving remains unable to compete at home because he hasn't been vaccinated, but he is now free

but the rest of the team, how then of and when mohammed sharif was the 2nd egyptian to miss the bronze meadow, belong to cattle. very nice game to watch vermin. village a little, but this is digital, but i think the splinters they show medical meet mom on very bright de leon, i think were wilkerson were real news. wonder middleburg provisioning doug smith, i'm sure they're minimal, but there's no rush to we didn't on buffer in the building for the last few weeks. cattle has romped off its efforts to test almost all of its 8 to state of the art stadiums as it goes up to hastings. the 2022 wildcat next year. sar. hi rat. how's this report? ah, it's been the biggest tournaments yet held in cattle with most of the 8 purpose built world cup stadiums fully put to the test hundreds of thousands of football fans afford in and out of the arena's in the last few weeks to watch the fee for arab cup a glimpse of what to expect at next year's walls. ha, while i every one want to come. i you received many message. well, they, they won't even, they can photo inside the video, the effort that has been

. >> temple mount, haram al sharif for the arabs, is the place where the first temple built by solomonhe foundation stone of the dome of the rock, the gorgeous islamic edifice that stands there today. it probably is the most holy place in western and middle eastern civilization. >> but at the time the temple is done, it represents israel moving into this place as a prosperous, settled nation with a king whose power is acknowledged by all. from the original idea that god was going to dwell with his people and you didn't need a physical place for him to be. s. >> solomon spared no expense in building his temple in jerusalem. he brought in the cedars from lebanon. he brought in the best stone cutters. he wanted this to be the most beautiful temple in the region. >> he is determined to be greater than his father, and one of the greatest flaws in solomon's personality was that he really believed bigger is better with all of his heart. >> to build his extravagant temple, solomon forces his people to work grueling hours without pay. >> solomon is a ruthless leader. he rules on the backs of hi

how can you understand muslim sensitivities without understanding harama sharif, and for christians withoutybody had a claim. king david was there. king harrod was there, and arabs were there, and romans were there, and it's equivalent to a magical place, a place that is more alive in your head, more alive in your identity. >> jerusalem in the 21st century is still as it always was the center of the world. >> jerusalem would always be the holy city, the house of one god. the capital of two peoples and the temple of three faiths. >>> jerusalem is the universal city, the chosen city, the holy city. that's its blessing, but it also gives it its danger and its ugliness too, because it means that people believe that they must possess it absolutely. >> the palestinian/israeli

. >> prince faisal was the son of sharif hussein, who was in charge of mecca at the time.hey are part of the hashemites, which is the same family as prophet muhammad is from. >> faisal is tall, slim, soulful, a bit melancholic. but he has charm, and he has finesse. >> faisal had this ability to really listen to people and to compromise. >> faisal spoke turkish, spoke english and french, was educated and was being prepared by the ottoman empire to be a turkish ruler in his area, but loyalist to the ottoman empire. yet he harbored extreme resentment against the ottomans and wanted them out. >> faisal was interested in liberating the arabs of what is today the arabian peninsula, saudi arabia and parts of jordan and the gulf, liberating it from the ottoman hands and trying to create their own sovereign rule. >> on that promise, he launches the arab revolt in the summer of 1916. >> faisal rallies his arab brothers. he drives the turks out of mecca, and he has successfully created a small rebellion. >> but very quickly the revolt kind of reaches paralysis. they can't really adva

many of them have been working on lights out of muzarri al-sharif, where we have had a lot of issues with stowaways, and others coming to qatar and wanting to stay there and not go back. they come to the base in qatar. we have an agreement with qatar, if these planes come, these people are there, so we have to get a better sense of the manifest. early on in this process, there was a flight being organized and we were told there were about 10 or 12 americans and 200 or so afghans, we checked the passport records and yes, there were seven or eight americans on the list. most of them were in the list -- united states, not in afghanistan. just drilling down and understanding who is getting on that flight, we have nobody on the ground. once we get to qatar, we on them. i understand the frustration, we have been working closely with veterans groups about this. we are working at it hard every day, i can tell you. sen. menendez: thank you, senator shaheen. sen. shaheen: thank you deputy secretary mcewing are being here -- mckeon for being here. you have offered to sit down with me on the hav

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charter groups that i think you alluded to, many of them have been working on flights out of has ar al sharif, where we had a much harder time getting fidelity on the manifest. we've had issues of stowaways on the flights or flight crews coming into cat ar wanting to stay there and not go back. most of the flights out of the has ar want to come out of the base in qatar. we have an agreement with qatar, if these planes come, these people are likely coming to the united states. we're not going to leave them there in qatar, so we need to get a better fidelity on the manifest, and that's been a huge challenge. i'll give you one example. early on in this process, there was a flight being organized and we were told there were about 10 or 12 americans and about 200 afghans. we checked the passport records and validated there were 7 or 8 americans on the list. we called them and most of them were in the united states. they were not in afghanistan. so it's drilling down and really understanding who's getting on that flight because we have nobody on the ground in mazar because once they get to qatar, w

the northern city of mazar—i—sharif is one of the few places teenage girls can go to high school.lgirls on the streets and they tell us to make sure our hair and mouth are not visible, as a result around one third of my class have stopped coming to school, shivering with fear. the taliban say they do not want to stop girls�* education but they are waiting for what they call a safe environment. in the meantime, they are shocked any girls schools are open at all. translation: | am i surprised, officially we have not given them permission to reopen but we did not tell our soldiers to stop girls by force. officially, in our policy, we did not allow any. aid agencies warn millions of children are going hungry in afghanistan. as a humanitarian crisis continues, school closures are just one of a growing list of problems girls face. a head teacher told us many of her pupils will not survive the winter. sana safi, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... this fictional party was a business meeting and it was not socially distanced. more pressure on the prime minister to explain a downing str