has quit over the treatment of haitian migrants and bluntly worded resignation letter to sexual state. anthony blink and daniel foot wrote that he will quote, not to be associated with the united states in humane counterproductive decision to deport thousands of haitian refugees and illegal immigrants to haiti. he wrote the u. s. policy approach to haiti remains deeply flawed, and his recommendations had been ignored and dismissed. foot said, surging migration to the u. s. borders would only grow as the u. s. ads to haiti's unacceptable misery. or responding to foot resignation whiter, says he never raised his concerns about migration policies. but question to june. saki i did that president biden was taking the issue seriously. what he has asked all of us to convey clearly to people who are understandably, have questions are passionate, are concerned, as we are about the images that we have seen is one, we feel those images are horrible and heretic. there is an investigation. the president certainly supports overseen by this the department of homeland security, which he has conveyed what will

when you had us secretary of state anthony, blinking in the us defense secretary coming here to have to speak with their company counterparts. i would that, that press conference and throughout that press conference, the americans were really lavishly praising the funny thing that this whole airlift, this largest airlift in history that happened from probable as the americans were leaving, that it could not have happened without the assistance of the indispensable assistance as they call that of the 3 governments. so they were very thankful for the rule that something is played for stuff that is playing a really outside role right now in the world when it comes to them because they are the prime interlocutors. so when it comes to the college and they are the mediators . and because of that, you have a choice and like you have a situation like today, wherein this is a historic day and this flight that has just arrived here in ohio. and right now. 8 we are starting to see the 1st passengers emerge from the flight just walking down . that's their case. yeah, this is, this is a very big

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the the us secretary of state anthony blanket comes under intense scrutiny from congress over biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. archie looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we hear from afghans forced to leave their homes following 2 decades, failed american policy. friends, gender fighter, who before transitioning, served in the us special forces destroys a female opponent, leaving feminist sports experts, a gap of what they called, clearly upon verified and russia heads to the poles on friday for the general election. all the parties, the candidates, and what's at stake in our teeth, special coverage this hour and throughout the week. ah, broadcasting live from the russian capital. this is our international. my name is donald quarter. welcome to the program. us secretary of state anthony blinking, currently as testifying to congress about recent events and afghan, a stan, and faithful decisions by the biden administration. america's leadership has come under staving criticism over the afghan stan debacle as at least 100 us citizens remain stranded in

think me, we dare to ask in the us lawmakers, the rape secretary of state anthony blinking has had little to pull out from a guy across his he says he inherited from former president donald trump, not even food and cell phones to like softer team jason. his entourage and will continue carrying out his duties on lloyd before having to isolate the russian lead, held him about meeting with their counterpart by shot on a sudden he expressed fears about the florida present in the lease. but russia had proposed on friday for the general election parties. the candidates take special coverage this hour throughout the week. ah, why for most go though, because you're willing to national. i'm daniel hawkins with you till sunrise. welcome to the program or testifying to congress us it gives your state anthony blinking has been harshly grilled for the rush to pull out from going to start. little make it didn't mean there was with the country's top to promote president states is somewhat disadvantaged here in someone's calling the shots. he can't even speak without someone in the white house, censoring

ranking republican brought up this issue he asked secretary of state blinken whether vladimir putin threatened president biden, but anthonyident of the united states saying he could not build intelligence capabilities in the region? >> this is an abort question and one in detail and substance we need to take up in another setting. elizabeth: you see him not answering, does not tell you that that happened. >> some of it is classified and you can't say it publicly and others he may not even know, yesterday myself i asked the secretary about terrorism and what kind of counterterrorism lasers are there going to be taking now that we have nobody on the ground and he asked about the likelihood of al-qaeda reemerging and what the taliban has told them about isis-k he literally stood there and said the taliban said they're not going to allow afghanistan to be a base for terrorism. but the taliban is a terrorist organization itself as is isis-k and the haqqani network and you know they are serving in the cabin of the taliban government. the reality is we have a lot of questions that we need answers to yesterday and today you saw w

your effective state anthony, blinking has testified for a 2nd day about the withdraw from a gun it's done. and the collapse of the washington fact government. the biden administration has been criticized the pulling us troops out of again, it's done as taliban fighters gang territory across the country. lincoln told the foreign relations committee with the rapid full of cobbler took us intelligence by surprise. we collectively over 20 years invested as coronary amounts in those security forces and in that government, hundreds of billions of dollars, equipment, training advice support and based on that, as well as based on what we were looking at real time. again, we did not see this collapse in a matter of 11 days. president jordan has more now from capitol hill us secretary of state anthony blanca and spent a 2nd day testifying on capitol hill this time for the senate foreign relations committee. while the tone of the hearing was not as contentious as it was before the house foreign affairs committee on monday, lincoln still faced a lot of criticism on behalf of the by dent ministra

the next 60 minutes us secretary of state anthony blanket testifies on capitol hill 1st. second day defending president biden's decision to withdraw from afghanistan. had he not followed through honest peter such as commitment attacks on our forces and those who are allies would have resumed the taliban nationwide assault on afghanistan, cities would have committed a prosecutor in haiti asks for the prime minister to be charged for the assassination of president preserve and our voice, the show of us go on broadway. it looks to fill theaters to full capacity for the 1st time since the panoramic began uninstall christiane, rinaldo hit the target on his return to european action for manchester. united are now lower school. be open. are in the champions league game against switch champions. ah, the secretary of state anthony blinking is facing a 2nd day of questioning over the chaotic withdraw from afghanistan. the senate foreign relations committee grilled him, of a hasty evacuations from cobble, and the collapse of the african government. he told senators, why the white ho

the next 60 minutes us secretary of state. anthony lincoln testifies on capitol hill 1st. second day defending president biden's decision to withdraw from afghanistan. had he not follow through on it's been such as commitment attacks on our forces and those of our allies would have resumed the taliban nationwide assault on afghanistan. cities.

the secretary of state anthony blinken could not answer a single question. more coming up and a lot of video. first tonight, accusations of treason are swirling around general mark milley. according to a book from bob woodard, milley is accused of conspiring with communist chinese. the book says milley pledged he would alert his counterpart in the event of a u.s. attack. the counterpart in china. the communist chinese. the book claims milley had general lee. if we attack i will call you a ahead of time. it won't be a surprise. they can attack us first. is this is true general milley would be a traitor to this country and should be tried for treason immediately. give america's enemies a head's up before an attack. there is more according to the same book. general milley also conspired behind-the-scenes to neuter the commander-in-chief's ability to conduct his constitutional role as commander-in-chief and conduct military operations. from "usa today": joint chief of staff general milley took precautions to limit the president's ability to launch a military str

the actions and unacceptable thousands of patients migrants remain in del rio, your effective state, anthony blinking says, this information is wrong. encouraging haitians to try to reach the us. one of the very unfortunate developments that we've seen is that in a variety of ways and righty of places. some people are misinforming haitians, whether in haiti or haitians residing and other countries that they can come to the united states and in state because of the temporary protected status. that was granted. the haitians who were already here some months ago and that this information is very, very unfortunate because it's causing people to make very hazardous journeys to put themselves in danger. what area raised is an analyst at the migration policy institute. he says there needs to be stronger policies to protect migrants embark on perilous journey. temper ticket status is given to people already in the united states. it's for people that have received and have come to nancy after a certain period of time. so the migraines that are actually coming to the board at this point are not eligib

you are a secretary of state anthony pink and faces a 2nd day of questioning about the way the african withdrawal and evacuation were handled. that emergency evacuation was sparked by the collapse of the security forces and government. ah, hello, i'm adrian for again. this is al 0 live from ha, also coming up, facing pressure to set a time frame for elections. guineas, crew leaders open talks with political parties, and religious leaders. and the show must go on us broadway looks to fill theater. a full capacity for the 1st time since the pandemic began. ah, us secretary of state and the blinking is facing a 2nd day of questions of his ro in the withdraw from afghanistan. the senate foreign relations committee grilled him of a hasty evacuations from cobble, and the collapse of the african government. he sold a senate committee that the white house faced a choice between withdrawing or continuing to fight. by january of 2021. the taliban was in its strongest military position since 911, and we have the smallest number of us forces in afghanistan since 2001. as a result, upon taking offi

120000 people out of afghanistan and almost comp them transmitted through doha. us actually are state anthony blinking visited the golf state with us defense secretary lloyd austin are deep gratitude to the guitar people. many countries have stepped up to help the evacuation relocation efforts and ask in ghana, stan, but no country has done more than more than 58000 people have transited through doha. you welcome them with compassion and with generosity. when problems arose, cut worked hand in hand with us to address them. the men, women and children who transitive through here will not forget what you did at a pivotal moment in their lives. neither will we on the ground in afghanistan, the taliban has opened fire to despise hundreds of protest. as in the capital kabul, the process must be led by women have been held across the country since the group took over. meanwhile, the world health organization is wanting millions of afghans could lose essential medical care funding for the so monday or the wellness project, that's the backbone of the health system has been frozen well in 2000 and cli

front of the how foreign affairs committee about military equipment in afghanistan, secretary of state anthony blank and maintains that what equipment can be used for the taliban will be used for long. our folks worked very hard to disable or dismantle equipment that we saw control before we left afghanistan. and what we see now is much of the equipment that was left behind, including in the hands of the afghan forces that then fell to the taliban. much of it, based on what i understand from my colleagues, a, b, o, d, is an operable or soon will become an operable because it has to be maintain. it's not of any great strategic value in terms of threatening us or threatening any of afghanistan's neighbors. oh, there's so many issues and but this is a ron, is now pledging to work with the un atomic agency. but does that mean that a clear threat as easy as well as ask for pentagon official mike, michael? i just heard that statement. like i said it, and i heard him say that the, what is in quest right now is actual pictures of us come the rolling down the street in between 2 major cities in souther

republican secretary of state anthony blinken over the biden administration's chaotic afghanistan exit that left americans behind and 13 servicemembers dead. >> every contingency was planned for but the rapid collapse of the afghan government was something you had not planned for. their blood is on your hands and this administration. i call on you to resign. >> tennessee congressman tim birch joins us now, what you heard from blinken, what led you to call for his resignation. >> every time he was put on the spot he would say that was in the classified briefings and it wasn't accurate. he was repeatedly lying or misleading is things to me and constantly yielding to democrats this been planned out to blame everything on trump and that is clearly on their hands. >> left americans behind, let's weapons bonds, allow the telegram to call the shots so he was there defending indefensible position, he didn't say the biden administration has some expectations for the telegram going forward. >> no evidence staying longer would have made the afghan security forces and the afghan government anymore

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it's corporate, me the the us secretary of state anthony blinking comes under intense scrutiny from congress over biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. i can summarize this in one word, the trail or support affairs disaster in american history. american families have never been a greater risk of attack at home than today. our t looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we hear from afghans forced to leave their home the following 2 decades of failed american public trends. gender fighter who before.

. >> reporter: secretary of state anthony blinken has arrived here in doha for some high-level crisis talks. he said they talked to 100 citizens in afghanistan and they are doing everything they can to make sure the charter flights are able to leave safely. >> that's our charlie d'agata report forgive doha. >>> now, over the past year cbs news has reported extensively on sexual assault in the u.s. military. after our report aired, the pentagon madehthi epidemic a priority. well, now another two-year cbs news investigation reveals a second crisis, domestic violence. we found gaps in the process of reporting abuse across all military branches. service members, military spouses and partners who reported abuse said the military failed to protect them. cbs evening news anchor and managing editor norah o'donnell has this story. >> the numbers are staggering. roughly 100,000 incidents of domestic abuse have been reported to the military since 2015. the pentagon hasn't kept track of how many of those reports involve violence, so it's actually impossible to know the full scope of this problem.

the us secretary of state anthony blinken has faced intense questioning in congress over the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. during a fractious session of the house foreign affairs committee, mr blinken defended america's withdrawal from the country. now on bbc news, yalda hakim examines the rise of the taliban after the soviet occupation of afghanistan. back in control. after nearly 20 years of conflict, thousands of lives lost and trillions of dollars spent, the taliban has seen off the us, nato and their afghan allies. a stunning success for them and another superpower humbled in the streets and fields of afghanistan. but to understand these events and the origins of the taliban, we need to go back to the cold war. the bloody aftermath of the soviet occupation set the ground for a new force to emerge. they were really seen as angels, these young angels who had arrived to save the country. on december 27th, 1979, soviet special forces stormed the presidential palace in kabul. the president, hafizullah amin was killed. this was the start of the soviet invasion of afghanistan. th

state i've ever seen. he does not have a choice. anthonyis time from the senate foreign relations committee they were not playing games republican lawmakers all wanted to know why was our withdrawal from afghanistan such a mess. it was not good here's kentucky senator rand paul. >> this week you really $64 million in aid to afghanistan. don't we have some prohibition of giving aid and comfort to the enemy? are we really naÏve enough to believe were just going to keep sending to afghanistan the not going to interrupt it? i think that is a foolish notion. can you pledge today, without equivocation the biden administration will not release any of this money to the taliban? >> absent the taliban make good on the commitments and expectation of the international community that i have outlined previously, that is correct for. >> maybe we could deduct a fee for the weapons they took? >> facial disgrace shepherd house and possibly bided him astray should use this as a success? karol markowicz, eric a break he and richard fell apart i assess lesson w

the us secretary of state anthony blinken has faced intense questioning in congress over the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. during a fractious session of the house foreign affairs committee, mr blinken defended america's withdrawal from the country, saying that staying longer would not have improved anything. a court in new york is hearing the next stage of a civil case being brought against prince andrew, the second son of queen elizabeth. it's in relation to allegations of sexual assault, allegations he denies. our north america correspondent nada tawfik reports those proceedings have now concluded, the first in the case against prince andrew alleging he assaulted her when she was just 17 years old. allegations that he strongly denies. this first hearing really focused on procedure more seo than the allegations in the charges. the court was notified today that prince andrew had chosen a lawyer who would represent him. now, in court, he made two main arguments. he said that the complaint had not been properly served to prince andrew and that court in the uk would have to weigh

. >> tomorrow secretary state anthony blinken will appear on the hill the first time since the u.s. left afghanistan to field what will be surely pointed questions from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> thanks, christina. thank you. 20 years in the war on terror, the fight continues in countries far from afghanistan. holly williams recently joined yemen's military on the front lines. a civil war is underway and al-quaida is using the country as a base for attack. >> yemenese soldiers took us to the front line where they're fighting a war for this barren dessert. these are government forces. battling rebels that seized the capitol and swaths of land. there's been back and forth from both sides. these men are saying that their enemy is about 500 yards in that direction. the saudi arabian government is backing the yemeni government. they accuse iran of helping the rebels. the conflicts killed 250,000 people. some victims of starvation according to the u.n. in the anarchy, al-quaida has thrived here. the most dangerous, despite years of u.s. drone strikes. al-quaida's yemen branc

now when it came to the issue of whether or not the united states would recognize the taliban, anthony blank and said the taliban fell short of the international community's expectation. and before the united states would confer recognition on the taliban government, it would need to ensure more freedoms for the population in particular, freedom of movement. now it's important to note that he did step forward and say that the government of afghanistan needed to be more inclusive. and he feared that afghanistan, as a state may break apart along ethnic lines. if they were not more inclusive, as the taliban did not take more measures to include different figures and different ethnic groups within the new government that emergent. 8 now it's quite interesting to look at some of the scenes that we saw on the hearing that went on on monday, some, some of the interactions, some of the most electric moments kind of shed light on how intense the debate following the pull out of afghanistan and then let's review some of what went on in the halls of the congressional committee. on august 16th, mi

dave meanwhile, secretary of state anthony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin traveled abroadcover today. they're the 2 gave an update on the ongoing effort to evacuate americans and afghans currently stuck in afghanistan. they insist they're making progress kron four's, national correspondent raquel martin has more. >> we are working around the clock secretary of state anthony blinken says the u.s. government is confident americans left behind in afghanistan last week. we'll be evacuated. we've been assured that all american citizens and afghan citizens with valid travel documents. >> will be allowed to leave. and again, we intend to hold the taliban to that 10's of thousands of afghans await processing in cutter and a visit to the country blamed in alongside defense secretary lloyd austin tonight the taliban is blocking further evacuations. it's my understanding that the taliban has denied to anyone holding a valid document. the comments come out to republican congressman michael mccaul told fox news sunday. the taliban is holding americans hostage for there not to allow ame

minutes from now secretary of state anthony blinken back in the hot seat.et to be a second tough day of questioning from lawmakers over the biden administration's handling of the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan and ongoing efforts to evacuate americans and afghan allies who remain in the country. blinken repeatedly clashing with republicans on day one, defending the administration's decision making and placing much of the blame on president trump's deal with the taliban. take a listen. >> did we have a plan to gather americans from all over afghanistan to kabul and out in an orderly way? how meticulous was the planning for the trump administration declared may 1st withdrawal? >> thank you, congressman. we inherited -- >> acknowledgment of any shortcomings in the administration response, but also this morning a two-week long cnn investigation is now raising serious questions about the u.s. military's final drone strike on a car in kabul just hours before u.s. troops left the country. the u.s. military has claimed from the beginning that it hit a legitima

secretary of state anthony blinken is en route to doha, partly in thanks to the government for helpingevacuate tens of thousands of afghans and others over the past couple of weeks. as we understand it, there are no intentions to meet with the taliban delegation here in doha. weijia? >> jiang: charlie, thank you. here with us now is sue on, former deputy director of national intelligence. >> great to see you. >> jiang: as we heard from charlie, there are americans and afghans still trying to get out. the biden administration has repeatedly said that their ability to carry out an attack like the one we saw at the airport is very didifferent from their capability of striking the homeland. is that true? >> it is. i think one of the things to understand is the 20 years of our counterterrorism efforts, including that time in afghanistan, has seriously degraded the ability of extremist forces to rally, gather their resources, and then to operate at distance. that does not mean that they can't create havoc within afghanistan, disrupt the formation of any new kind of government, and over time

you a secretary of state anthony blanket and defense secretary lloyd austin, have made the mayor of catherine doha to discuss the ongoing efforts to evacuate remaining us citizens in afghanistan earlier blinking release. the statement. thanking catherine for supporting the us lead evacuation operation. and officials have confirmed that the u. s. has arranged the 1st safe departures of americans since troops who withdrew 4 people left via an overland route. go to guinea now military rulers, there have bar the officials from leaving the country after detaining the president and toppling the government on sunday. qu, leader is summoned the cabinet ministers and told them to hand over their passports and official vehicles. they also promised to set up a transitional national unity government. a man hunt is under way for 6 palestinian inmates who escape from a high security prison in israel. they dug up tunnel under the bow, a prison just north of the occupied west bank 5 are members of the slimy you had movement. while the 6 is that he is a baby, a former field commander, associated with the fact

. >>> secretary of state anthony blinken said he has received assurances from the taliban that americans so, can we believe them? can we trust them? that's next. >>> and this sunday be sure to join jake tapper as he asks the tough questions about america's longest war. what went wrong in afghanistan? a new cnn special report this sunday 9:00 p.m. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for mule health. versus 16 grams in ense high protein. boost® hh protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® hig. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent s

chief described them as unacceptable. thousands of patients migrants remain in del rio effective state, anthony blank and says, this information is wrongly encouraging haitians to try to get to the us. one of the very unfortunate developments that we've seen is that in a variety of ways, in righty of places, some people are misinforming haitians. whether in haiti or haitians residing and other countries that they can come to the united states and, and stay because of the temporary protected status. that was granted. the haitians who were already here some months ago, and that misinformation is very, very unfortunate because it's causing people to make very hazardous journeys to put themselves in danger. the united nations secretary general has warned the security council that climate change will make the world more violent and unstable. the un general assembly has been dominated by cold, strong. the environmental action for committee and political parties are demanding an end to what they say is a crew by the president. a joint opposition statement says case valued as last as just some of the a

secretary of state anthony blinken arrives in qatar today, looking for support in evacuating those americans at risk still in afghanistan. he also says he's there to reach an agreement among allies on how to respond to the taliban. coming up a little bit later, marianne favro joins us with the story of bay area volunteers still working to get people out of that embattled country. the number of people they've gotten out of the country might surprise you. >>> betting on next week's recall election, some folks have already placed their wager and more of them think the governor's going to keep his job. betting markets are swinging if newsom's favor. one betting website put the odds of the governor coming out on top at 85%. the poll shows him growing his lead. the election set for september 14. but many voters have already turned in their ballots. >>> it's important to take a look at organized labor and how that's going to play a role in that recall election. we welcome in larry gerston. how important is organized labor here in california? >> terry, it's very important. i'll tell you something. f

. >> reporter: secretary of state anthony blinken facing tough questions in the first of two days of hearings on capitol hill. >> it was time to end america's longest war, 20 years and hundreds of billions of dollars in equipment and training did not suffice, why would another five, another ten? >> reporter: president biden mixing politics with presidential duties, urging people to support governor newsom in his recall election tomorrow. alice barr, nbc news. >>> there is still a lot happening at this hour. this is a live look in long beach. this is on the campus of long beach city college. president biden is on his way there right now, having left sacramento about 30 minutes ago. air force one will be touching down in southern california shortly, and then he'll head over to long beach city college where he'll be campaigning in support, we mentioned, with governor newsom. we'll be following this event throughout the evening. we'll make sure to have the latest on our 7:00 p.m. newscast when the president is expected to speak at this rally in support of the governor. >>> police in wash

on the brink of starvation, us sexual state, anthony blinking has testified for a 2nd day about the withdrawal from afghanistan and the collapse of the washington backed government. the binding administration has been criticized or pulling us troops out as taliban fighters gain territory across the country. lincoln told senators the rapid, full full of kabul took us intelligence by surprise. the democratic governor of the us state of california has defeated an attempt to remove him from office in a recall election. republican lead pushed a whole vote, was fueled by anger. gavin newson tumbling stacy's prime minister ariel on re, has sat the chief prosecutor who wanted him charge of the matter. the president is driven moyvey. the chief of the keys had also asked immigration agents to ball the prime minister for leaving the country. as the headlines coming up next is the forbidden real we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you call home will be used in current affairs. that matter to you me, i the many aspects of afghan culture had been sy

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the what's driving the if you could be able to make it to corporate, me the the us secretary of state anthony blinking comes under intense scrutiny from congress over biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. i can summarize this in one word, the trail worse for affairs, disaster in american history, american families have never been a greater risk of attack at home than today. are to look at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we hear from afghans forced to leave their home. it's following 2 decades of failed american public trends. gender fighter, who before transitioning, served in the us special forces destroys a female opponents, leaving feminists and sports experts. the gas that what they call a clearly unfair fight and russia had for the polls on friday for the general election. all the parties, the candidates, and what's at stake in our special coverage this hour and throughout the week. ah, broadcasting live from the russian capital, this is our t international. my name is donald quarter. welcome to the program. you are a secretary of state antony blinking has been

you had you a secretary of state, anthony lincoln, and the us defense secretary, they met their counterparts. they had a press conference and they were full of praise for the countries. and they said on several occasions that day, that of all the countries that had helped during the evacuations, that no country had helped more than in helping to facilitate the air lift of over 100000 people, the largest air, listen history. you've had over 58000 people here in the past few weeks. you've transited through a quarter, and now you have this group. as i said before about a 113 people were told there are canadians ukrainians, that there are us nationals that there are british citizens. and there are also german among those that were on this flight. us president joe biden is announced sweeping the federal cove at 19 vaccine requirements affecting as many as 100000000 american workers. this republican opponents say that they are planning to sue the pipe administration. in response, the president says the new rules are aimed at stopping a search of infections fueled by the delta very. and i'm announc

the us secretary of state anthony blinken has faced intense questioning in congress over the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. during a fractious session of the house, foreign affairs committee, mr blinken defended america's withdrawal from the country, saying, staying longer would not have improved anything. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. it barely merits international headlines these days, but america's guantanamo bay prison is still operational. a0 inmates are left. most have been held for nearly two decades without being charged or tried. for m years, my guest today, mohamedou ould slahi, was held there, having been identified as a high—value al-qaeda terrorist. he was eventually released without charge, and now a film, the mauritanian, has been released, telling his remarkable story. what is the guantanamo legacy? mohamedou ould slahi in nouakchott, mauritania, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, stephen, for having me on your programme, and i salute your audience. well, it is a pleasure to have you on our programme. let's begin with

. >>> on capitol hill, secretary of state anthony blinken faced tough questions today and about the u.s. withdrawal in afghanistan. he spent 3.5 hours getting grilled by senators. many of those questions focused thousands of afghan allies omaha have not made it out. most senators, though not all, agreed with the decision to withdraw, but they disagreed with how it was done. lawmakers on both sides disagreed with secretary blinken's comment that the government fell much quicker than anticipated. >> even the most pessimistic assessments didn't believe that it would collapse while u.s. forces remained. >> i just don't think that's true. >> this was a failure of policy and planning. >> there were also questions about whether america is in more danger of a terrorist attack after leaving afghanistan. secretary blinken says officers are in constant contact with the americans still in afghanistan, and he said the government did what it could to get everyone out. >>> the first wave of afghan refugees is on its way to the bay area. 300 are slated to arrive in the south bay over the next 12 months

. >> reporter: secretary of state anthony blinken in the hot seat on capitol hill for a second day of tough questions about the withdrawal from afghanistan. >> the execution of the u.s. withdrawal was clearly and fatally flawed. >> reporter: senators grilling secretary of state blinken over how the biden administration misjudged how quickly the afghan army would collapse and the taliban would sweep back into power. >> what was not anticipated was the collapse of the afghan government. >> the biden administration caused this disaster. >> reporter: the u.s.-led airlift evacuated roughly 124,000 people, but 13 american service members were killed in a suicide bombing at the airport, and some 200 americans, plus thousands of afghan allies were left behind. >> we continue our relentless efforts to help any remaining americans. >> reporter: democrats stressing the failures in afghanistan began long before the biden administration. >> let's stop with the hypocrisy about who's to blame. there are a lot of people to blame, and we all share in it. >> reporter: but the focus on afghanistan prese

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln says the taliban must honor its commitments in order to see any sanctions relief. we have worked intensely across the international community to set a very clear, international expectation of what the world is looking for from the taliban when it comes to freedom of travel. now enshrined among other things you want security council resolution that by the way, is significant. a number of ways, one of which is that, as you know, the taliban among other things as seeking sanctions relief, un sanctions. it is seeking the ability for its leaders to travel freely which again under un sanctions they currently cannot do absent an exemption. and if taliban government is in violation of this latest security council resolution on freedom of travel, it'll be, it's pretty hard to see how they would get, for example, that kind of relief. a taliban co founder, milan delani bought a dog, is expected to lead the new afghan government, which will be announced soon. he says, improving the economy as a top priority. the products come from matter regarding the governm

secretary of state anthony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin travel abroad to cover today.t's where 10's of thousands of afghans are awaiting processing well denying that the taliban is blocking further evacuations. secretary blinken says that the u.s. government is confident the americans left behind in afghanistan last week will be evacuated. >> we've been assured that all american citizens and afghan citizens with valid travel documents will be allowed to leave. and again, we intend to hold the taliban to that. >> this comes after republican congressman michael mccaul told fox news on sunday. the taliban is holding america's americans hostage. blinken says that is not true to his knowledge and that charter flights are stalled as the taliban tries to stop undocumented afghans from leaving. >> president biden says his administration is helping in every way possible after hurricane ida left destruction and death in its wake last week at the same time they're calling for the aftermath to be an indicator of a bleak future, really a reality check today from the president who m

your effective state, anthony blinking has testified for a 2nd day about the military withdrawal from afghanistan and the collapse of the washington back government. the biden administration has been criticized. so pulling us troops out as taliban fighters gain territory across the country, he told the foreign relations committee the rapid fall of cobble took us intelligence agencies by surprise. but taliban has promised to distribute more than a $1000000000.00 of a directly to the afghans who need it. the money was raised that a us down as conference on monday. i've got this don's heavily reliant on external help. and the taliban takeovers height and fears of an economic collapse. the u. s . is withholding $130000000.00 in military aid to egypt until the country take steps to improve its human rights record. the money accounts for a fraction of the $1300000000.00 given by washington. every year. the government of the top of c. c has overseen a crackdown on descent. since the muslim brotherhood was asked in 2013 rights groups, calling for more 8 to be held by the usa. the decision is

the house foreign affairs committee grilled secretary of state anthony brent blinken over the chaotic final days of the withdrawal. 13 u.s. service members died at the kabul airport while the u.s. military worked to evacuate more than 120,000 people from the capital city. >> this was an unmitigated disaster. i never thought in my lifetime that i would see an unconditional surrender to the taliban. >> we made the right decision in ending america's longest war. we made the right decision in not sending the third generation of americans to fight and die in afghanistan. >> secretary blinken says the state department has been in touch with about 100 americans who still want to leave afghanistan. he will testify again tomorrow before a senate committee. >>> onto the storm watch, people in texas feeling the effects of tropical storm nicholas. there are strong wind, but the real story from nicholas will be torrential rain. 20 inches expected in some places, many counties are bracing for flooding. >> the state of texas began preparing for this days ago, making sure that we were mobilizing all

secretary of state anthony blinken says that the taliban will allow them to leave that they have all the proper documents but flights of mixed groups with and without proper identification will not be allowed to depart. other countries are working to open the airport in kabul for international flights soon. how do you remember the attacks on the world trade center. lot of people talking about that with the anniversary coming up. so many folks recall exactly where they where. >> what they were doing on arguably the worst day in american history. arguably and for some it the first day of their lives. >> these 9.11 babies are now returning mother 20 years old. many of them finding purpose in life by helping others. rebecca solomon has their story. >> josh lauber takes a look back at his earliest days from the pages of his baby books and got to this book and so on. one book take-away, the new jersey man's most cherished keepsakes. the other is filled with memories of that tragic day. josh was brought into this world always gives me like a bit of a stomach ache looking 9/11/2000. one, whe

. >> reporter: secretary of state anthony blinken toward hanger 5 and ram stein air force base in germany, the last stop many afghan evacuees will make before moving onto america. >> because of what you done, and because of how you've done it, you have literally save lives. you have literally changed lives. you have literally changed futures. >> reporter: administration officials say as many as 65,000 afghans are expected to arrive in the u.s. by the end of the month. some republican lawmakers, including congressman andy biggs of arizona, are concerned about the vetting process. he sent a letter to dhs demanding more information, saying we need to in sure that these individuals are being properly vetted, and don't pose a risk to our communities. cbs evening news anchor norah o'donnell asked dhs secretary ella hunter my office why some afghan evacuees on the terrorist watchlist are showing up. >> how many people have been removed from the u.s. for showing up on one of these lists? >> our screening and vetting process is going very well. and we are dealing with very few people that have giv

first of this, which is to find in congress us secretary of state anthony blinking has been harshly grilled for the rust pull out from a kind of stone. lawmakers didn't mean that there was with the country stop to promote president noted states is somewhat disadvantaged here in the someone's calling the shots. he can't even speak without someone in the white house, censoring it or, or signing off on it. i don't know how it's possible if in fact the people in charge of our foreign policy did not see all these factors and concludes that there was a very real possibility of a rep, very rapid collapse. then we've got the wrong people making military and diplomacy decisions in our government. the washington post called it a moral disaster. i think it's a moral disgrace. you nearly dislocated your shoulder though, patting yourself on the back for the great job you've done. i mean, just yesterday you stated we did the right thing by our citizens in working feverishly to get every one of them out. but you didn't get every one of them out. us headline to quit santa san expired last month, bringing a

the secretary of state anthony blinken addressed these reports at a press conference in qatar. >> we been able to identify a small number of americans who we believe are seeking to depart with their families. we have been assured again that all american citizens and afghan citizens with valid travel documents will be allowed to leave. >> the president has said he plans to visit some of the locations the evacuees are being held. >>> a massive manhunt is underway in israel after six palestinian inmates escaped what is supposed to be the country's most secure jail. the prisoners reportedly dug their way out of a jail cell with a rusty spoon, going through a secret underground tunnel that already existed. farmers in the area reported to police that they saw suspicious men wandering through their fields. all of the prisoners are convicted of carrying out attacks telling israelis. hamas activists launched balloons filled with explosives to support the escape. israeli warplanes attacked several targets in response. >>> palestinians in the west bank called the jailbreak heroic escape. some w