i don't think the tele-ban can afford that. if they keep to their promises, there will be internal opposition in afghanistan, but i don't think it will have sufficient support to oppose a major threat to the tele-ban. the wildcard is india, which is much more anti-tele-ban, and has only begun to talk to the taliban recently. they'd expect the tele-been to make the same claims about indian terrorists. . of course, we will have to see. the key to controlling tele-ban behavior has to be the region. america has been heavily involved in afghanistan and one way or another for about 43 years. admittedly, went away in the 1990's. iran has been involved in afghanistan for 2500 years. pakistan will be involved with afghanistan as long as pakistan and afghanistan exist because they are right next door to each other. the region has to be the key in the end, and for that reason, i think we can be cautiously optimistic about future tele-external behavior. >> to be fair, we've all been dumping on the foreign policy of the state's department,

i will fight to make sure the tele-mental secure control.is another focus point for the tele-band if they are going to rule successfully, which many hope they don't do well. mohammed: obviously, right now it's really unknown what's going to happen, how long it might take for the government to form. if the taliban is ultimately isolated internationally, are they going to be able to draw enough skilled people, talented people from inside afghanistan to carry out the kind of projects that are necessary to develop infrastructure and to govern the country? >> i think given the signals, the countries in the region, russia for example, china, many countries have signaled that they are willing to accept taliban control. afghanistan, they have said they are working to form an inclusive government. what i hear from regional countries is the taliban are unlikely to become a private state, even if they keep up appearances, they don't have to deliver on their promises, but if they try to keep up appearances and read some sort o -- status full in terms of

so what does the tele- band do after we signed that agreement? they committed a whole series o mass murders against the afghan people. they attacked maternity hospitals, they bombed girls schools, and we did nothing about it during that whole period of time. so of course this embolden the enemy. i think the people are now realizing, is that it also diminish the will of the afghan he looked over their shoulder t see who's got their back in it was nobody. though they had really many of them no alternative but to flee to try to hide, do try to protect themselves from this onslaught of these enemies of all humanity. >> was that instrumental, that decision in your decision to no to continue with the administration? >> it was a mutual decision between me in the president for a number of reasons, but really when i left, the strategy that president trump had put in plac in august of 2017, was still in place, and i think in 20 may of 2018. i think that was the first time we had a reason in sustainable strategy, as drown strategy in place for afghanistan.

are these images golden to the tele- band? >> 100 percent.in they're going to get support from china and russia and they have already, dina has already put out a statement saying they will recognize the taliban and just that fear factor alone about them being in power is going to change the dynamic. i will say this, the president said that it's not in the national security interest of the country to be in afghanistan , there were a lot of generals in a lot of military folks he said the exact opposit a small force at baucom air force base provided a lot of security not only for the afgha forces, but also the possible lily pad you would have to do i something happened in iran or i something happened in russia or throughout that region. the president said that human rights is the center of his foreign policy. but arguably, the tele- ban is not exactly human rights centric , and he is saying after that that they will speak out against any atrocities against women. that's really tough for a lot o soldiers, a lot of people, the bush administration

there were rumors of a tele-ban attack at the airport and -- a taliban attack at the airport.re were videos surfacing on social media showing people get onto flights without the same level of documentation ne for commercial flights, so people started forcing their way onto airplanes on the tarmac. ros: this is happening with the president out of the country. on sunday, he fled reportedly to use pakistan and al jazeera should this footage of the tele-ban inside the presidential palace. they declared victory and really know when it's disputing that. the tele-ban appears to be on the ascendancy not just in kabul but across the country -- the taliban appears to be on the ascendancy this is a taliban spokesperson speaking on the bbc air. >> because we have prepared and had preparation to enter the city and our forces were awaiting at the gates and when we see the reports of plundering and pillaging and some people shooting, so for the sake of the security of the people of kabul and our forces, so our priority is to maintain security and ensure the property of the people are secure

-- tele-ban -- with the taliban on their communication. i don't want to go into details of the exact communication, but i know that has happened. what we have seen today is a little lessening of total capacity of people in and around gates. >> thank you. [indiscernible] people were worried about the taliban. they were psychologically under a lot. since yesterday, afghan people are more worried. do you think that another civil war will start in afghanistan? everybody now wants to leave the country. before, it was only taliban. now, isis also show up. >> before i try to answer that question, i do want to take the opportunity on to be have -- the behalf of the department of defense to express our condolences for the afghan people who suffered in yesterday's attack. we know there were a number of killed and wounded afghan civilians at the airport, and that there are families dealing with the same terrible news that now gold star families here in the department are dealing with. so on behalf of the secretary, we author our condolences and thoug

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but you gotta keep in mind that tele bond is not a cohesive unit. they have the splinter groups. and if you know, one local commander doesn't like what the leadership is doing, they're going to go up and, and do their own thing. and this is what the problem is. and as i said, to have the, the deputy of all of taliban to be a member of the county network, they are the most ruthless they, they've been killing americans for years. and connie is very much associated in their id ology, but with, with isis k. so this is and, but what we are seeing in the is the northern alliance begin to reemerge now. and the question is going to be, and they're much more moderate, they're much more moderate sunni. so it could be there's a, there's a i was just talking to somebody tonight that there's a possibility that tele bonded northern alliance could come together if they can maintain their moderate role. which would then pit them against isis. and isis want to, doesn't get, does not like television. so we're going to probably see the whole, the whole political scene there disintegrate into anothe

pella tele is married to former 49er lou pella tele. under the plea deal, she could serve six weeks in prison and pay a $250,000 fine. >>> vta hopes to resume some service by this weekend, possibly in time for sunday's niners/raiders game at levi's. the agency is testing some of its trains this evening. there is no specific timeline for when the system will fully restart, but vta is hoping to have some level of service soon. >> taking care of people takes time. we are trying to build a foundation for these employees to be able to come back to work without having setbacks. >> before service can start up again, vta will have to inspect and certify 42 miles of track and 61 stations, and the employees will have to be retrained and recertified. >>> still to come on kpix 5 news at 7:00, we catch up with a bay area man whose family is stuck in afghanistan. >> so how we can help them, how we can get them out of there. >>> and how staffing shortages could have millions of students without a teacher this fall. >>> mark plus it's something that ha

nothing's going to change tele bond will allow al qaeda and, and isis ok. that is the corps on version of isis that are gathering now they more militant groups will be for me in there. and they will, in fact, become a trip to the neighboring countries in the, in central asia and ultimately into the russian federation and even into china. this is, i help train border guards up in news becca, stand because it's done and care to stand. when i was with the department of defense and we were chasing the i am you tracking down coming in from afghanistan. so it's, it never stops. and now that the tele owns the northern portion of afghanistan, they can allow these groups to go on in if they choose. now there are militant groups that have reemerged, that opposed telephone. they become only because they are very concerned that the government would not protect them. now that it is certainly that that isn't even in the equation any longer. so they're, they're going to try and protect themselves. a lot of elements, for example, tell about a sunni and they, they regard th

he fought 140 years ago against the soviets, and then later under a cha masood against the tele bombs. now lush, con god, the fighting has not been worse. it really had a peak today. started on saturday when the taliban tried to push in to the city, the afghan government responded with its special forces with it strikes the us hooked up with the strikes, but they really weren't making much progress. and they were putting civilians in harm's way with the strikes and this kind of street to street fighting. so now the general has asked everybody to leave, but of course not that safe to leave because he's pushing them into an active conflicts loan and also displacing teams to thousands of people. here's our report on the chicago nash call got the capital at home in provence, and in the cross years of the tele bomb. after fighting government forces the weeks on its outskirts, the armed group could be on the brink of taking its 1st city since the us began its military draw down the telephone, publish videos of themselves in the center of flesh, cargo, and at the main market, asserting they

in the meantime, a more serious threat to the tele bond's power grab is forming in the countries north. it is reported that around $10000.00 afghan army soldiers are rallying in pounds. your province is the only region of afghanistan that is still contested. it was an outpost of top bound resistance in the 1990 s, and was never captured during the civil war. and also held out during the soviet invasion punch. your province is located within a valley of steep mountains that form a solid natural defense. spearheading the resistance. there now is the afghan 1st vice president and ruler fillet. unlike us nato, we haven't lost spirit and see enormous opportunities ahead. useless caveats finished joining the resistance of l. a has declared himself have demonstrated legitimate acting president after his former boss fled the country. amid the telephone's advance on cobble, he has fought the islam of before and was also in charge of spying on the militants leaving the national security directorate. and other key figure is helping him rally the resistance together. not masoud, the son and namesa

they do generally attack people and, and infrastructure in front to you tele bond is always going off going after military and police target. so even telephone is very concerned about this, especially if they've made some arrangement with the us. so they have, it shows that they have no control over ices, k or arcadia or anybody else. so there's no way that they can guarantee what they said that they could promise that is to prevent attacks on us, on the us or for allies in the future. we're talking about, well i says core sign is yourself and previous guess says and many people, what you might be thinking ordinarily is i see score some people thought that i should have been defeated, but this is an entity, isn't it? that the just evolves. it metastasized over into afghanistan about a year and a half to 2 years ago is settled in a region ne of couple in a highly mountainous area which makes it even more difficult to send the ground forces to try and get to them. it's a safe sanctuary for them. and from there they intend to grow their, their emerett, their, their caliphate, even. they

military so there is a propaganda significance for the tele-band.ithin three months, almost to the date -- significance for the taliban. within three months, almost to the day, take the headquarters. there is the military is a gift cancer -- there is the military significance. there is another factor. i'm glad you asked. also housed the prison that held numerous high-value targets. a large number of them were members of al qaeda and other jihadist groups. they have been free to so al qaeda and its allies have been given a boost, a shot in the arm. the ranks were replenished. host: charles in arkansas, republican. caller: good morning. i'm old, and one of the things you find many good old is sometimes you can be bothered. it worries me up about the way this took place is president biden is old. i fear that our allies and other people may need to defend southeast asia. they look at this and host: let's take that point. guest: i don't think age is a determinant. it's your ability to make decisions and make decisions that are in the best interest of the

and then that tele band launches a major offensive in may.he catalyst is biden's decision because they know full well and then they would be completely. preoccupied. and then to assist the security forces for the last several years once that withdrawal announcement was made it really attacked the resolve of the afghan security forces themselves and that's why they are imploding. and now even setting a date we would leave sometime next year in my judgment. but you have to make sure those conditions are in place and that tele band will not take over. yanina: but at this stage with kandahar overtaking is that salvageable at all is there something we can do at this stage using airpower with assets to provide air support? >> i don't believe that biden team has the will or the stomach for it. i think despite what admiral kirby said i believe in biden's mind he has abandoned afghanistan. he didn't want them to take over but could we? yes absolutely we could consolidate around kabul and we have to bring back into afghanistan the resources that we too

you'd like to get on to that if you go over that bundle them with the danger past lot i wish she tele returned home, where 3 generations of her family have tended olive trees in the hills above the sea. they aren't sure if the scorch trees were still produced, olives from which they have made oil for decades. this is what she filmed from a safe distance on sunday. as flames blazed through her family's grove, there movie saw the little sham. we saw it all catch on fire. it was a horrible scene. my grandfather grew up here. my father grew up here and i did 2. most of these trees are more than a 100 years old. and i think what already on tuesday the we g v to return to the beach in or dona 48 hours earlier. he had been relaxing here with his family. as temperatures rose and fires approached, he raced holmes committee to to tell and all this had you know, yeah. all afternoon and all night it was just with our garden hose and buckets. we've ended up the flames all night to keep them from growing into a bigger fire. while the situation was largely controlled in central italy farther south a

and in the cross years of the tele bomb, after fighting government forces the weeks on its outskirts, the armed group could be on the brink of taking its 1st city. since the u. s. began its military draw down the telephone, published videos of themselves in the center of flesh, cargo, and at the main market, asserting they had control of most of the city of who the enemy is stuck in some places of the city, like their intelligence, offices, police, and governors compound by our tele bond, or at every corner of the city. now the afghan military is trying a new strategy. after 4 days of fighting with its most elite, special forces and pounding the city with air strikes. it is asking all people to evacuate the city to learn some of my just summer. i'm leaving here. all the people have left there is bombing from the air and the tell banner on the ground. the army commanded for home and made the request in a voice lowers. it was quickly spread among those still in less cargo than no arms misconduct. it will be very hard fighting. we will not leave the taliban life at any cause. i know it w

the tele bond denies the claims but said it is investigating cases of criminality. the former's priority as, as discipline in our own ranks and not enforcing laws on others but enforced and get on ourselves 1st and then given it as an example for the rest of society to follow to. so we are the 1st ones and our members. members, if they are involved in such things, will be the 1st to be prosecuted. some taliban leaders remain on international watch lists and under sanctions, including the groups deputy leader, surgery, dean connie, as the us leaves us get a song and the taliban into the government. i asked his thoughts on the term terrorist. well, i don't think people believe we are terrorist, i think is just the war on terror. it was just a term coined by the united states. and anyone that did not fall in line label, terrorist bulky said, the telephone wants to move force, hope stakeholders, both domestic and international, can cooperate on common interests. as a group takes the reins of government. many afghans will be holding it can and will execute such a vision.

the government says the tele bond is relying on human shields and losing people, shocks and homes for food and weapons. on the ground, these escapades spatial forces march into battle chanting. we will punish them and long live afghans star week they have arrived the way it is. even move fear fighting. the tele bond street by street for the man who still these videos told us to family cannot leave their home because there is constant fighting on his street. after one week stuck in size, they are running low on food and his home shaking with constant s strikes. where worries and now we extremely were. we know that's the big, big chunk of the relation has moved out of town. but we don't know exactly where they are and we don't have right now. capacity to wish them for those who can escape, they travel on dangerous roads, taking with them all they can pack. they look the places free of fighting that every day those areas shrink. about all i left my home. i'm going to for crease here. there is always war. i'm leaving because there was nothing else. you know. see if says 360000 people have

and then the tele bonds say at least that he joined them. how much free will he had and that it's unclear, but they sent him to cobb with a message to try to coerce other people in gandhi's government to join at least in some type of settlement with the taliban. the telephone also pushing incredibly hot as we saying that losing provincial capital, the government every day. so pushing very hard and in, circling, cobble yesterday, they took the province of law, got directly south of kabul, about 65 kilometers away today. they pushing wood that directly to the west. i went early this week. it was a 45 minute drive and they have taken government buildings and the provincial capital via we understand that they are in a holding pattern in war dock at the moment, but it just shows you how close they are to cobble at this time with the taliban almost literally being able to knock on the doors of the capital city. how are the inhabitants of cobble viewing all this? there is panic, growing definitely within local residents. also the international comm

they raised the tele bond flag to show that the city was now b is now this is incredibly significant because that means that 3 provinces have fallen to the telephone in 3 days. if you take the venture capital, you take the problems with it. the 3 and 3 days and put that into context. the last time a provincial capital and province was in 2015 now for context as well. it means that a lot of fighting is continuing in afghanistan. really most provinces, those flashing going on and they've lost the southern problem, like you said, of minerals and then also in jose, john, the capital. sure. the gone that is heavily contested the telephone telling us that they have it. but the ministry of defense saying, no, we still have special courses there and we are fighting back shell. what do we know about how the african government is responding so far? for they're relying on the special forces and it strikes to push back. but of course is fighting continue, they're becoming afraid, incredibly thing. mean there is heavy fighting, continuing and home, and province and lash cargo in kansas city. and

we begin in afghanistan, where the tele buttons campaign to take over the country is showing no sign of slowing down. and with it, a humanitarian crisis is emerging. in less than 2 weeks, the taliban has seized more than half of the afghan stones provincial capitals. and they include some of the biggest cities like cans a ha harass, conduce group. now controls more than 2 thirds of territory, just weeks before us troops complete their withdrawal. around 400000 off guns have been displaced this year. many have made their way to the capital couple, and some are forced to live in the cities parks. charlotte, but us is that, and she begins on coverage. and now the 2 provincial capitals today poly alum provincial capital of logo is just to the self of of carbo about an hour drive from cobble, but 65 kilometers. so now they are knocking right on the door of cobbled the telephone, say that the governor actually joined them. how we understand it is that they sent hundreds of spices into the city. and this actually, his compound was to and he was forced to surrender. it is significant because

falling to the tele- band, if it is how significant is a?how significant is a? well, i think it's definitely _ how significant is a? well, i think it's definitely significant - how significant is a? well, i think it's definitely significant i - how significant is a? well, i think it's definitely significant i think i it's definitely significant i think however that we understood that the taliban was preparing setting up a strategy also putting in place a ghost or shadow government across the country. they are pretty much prepared for when the us forces were going to leave the country. they had the patience of the last 20 years and they've been preparing for this. i think the announcement by the trump administration gave them the ready to really get all their pieces and people in place. so when the forces did withdraw it they could move very quickly. the forces did withdraw it they could move very quickly.— forces did withdraw it they could move very quickly. the afghan forces themselves are _ move very quickly. the afghan forces themselves a

i wasjust reading a bbc report from a tele— band court session_ bbc report from a tele— band court sessionople there feared the new punishments that would be imposed by the tallow band, _ that would be imposed by the tallow hand. but _ that would be imposed by the tallow band, but they were saying that at least _ band, but they were saying that at least the _ band, but they were saying that at least the government corruption is on its _ least the government corruption is on its way— least the government corruption is on its way out. there is such a horrific— on its way out. there is such a horrific extent of government corruption that cases would take so long. _ corruption that cases would take so long. and _ corruption that cases would take so long, and then it was all about payoffs. — long, and then it was all about payoffs, basically. the corruption from _ payoffs, basically. the corruption from the — payoffs, basically. the corruption from the afghan government was also on display— from the afghan government was also on display during covid, as well will stop— on display during covid,

there is a tele bomb chick post and they watch each other all day. and then this, this doesn't the other day when we were there, the one hundreds of civilians packed like sardines banging at the gate hoping for a chance to get in. holding the papers up to the americans there, if there has been an explosion and as soon as see there are certainly americans posted above that will over looking everything and may have been caught up in this . we heard this explosion at 5 40 pm local time, which is just over an hour ago. when we were there, we heard a 2nd explosion, which was not as strong. we also heard sirens coming from inside the course. and then the taliban had just pushed everyone back and they had appeared to force reinforcements, who were at least double the number of telephone fighters down there. guarding the entrance as they normally were. they were very tense. they were shooting in the year. i for them break camera from another journalist and they were very teeth and very concerned and shooting. frequently show that we're also getting more news

military so there is a propaganda significance for the tele-band.ree months, almost to the date -- significance for the taliban. within three months, almost to the day, take the headquarters. there is the military is a gift cancer -- there is the military significance. there is another factor. i'm glad you asked. also housed the prison that held numerous high-value targets. a large number of them were members of al qaeda and other jihadist groups. they have been free to so al qaeda and its allies have been given a boost, a shot in the arm. the ranks were replenished. host: charles in arkansas, republican. caller: good morning. i'm old, and one of the things you find many good old is sometimes you can be bothered. it worries me up about the way this took place is president biden is old. i fear that our allies and other people may need to defend southeast asia. they look at this and host: let's take that point. guest: i don't think age is a determinant. it's your ability to make decisions and make decisions that are in the best interest of the america

amid fears the tele-will reinforce brutal rule. the u.s.ill reinforce brutal rule. the boy scouts of america has been given approval to enter into an $850 million settlement with victims of historic child sex abuse. the organization was flooded with sex abuse lawsuit in 2020 after several u.s. states allowed accusers to sue over allegations dating back gate. -- dating back decades. john, what exactly does this settlement achieve? john: the boy scouts of america were a venerable institution for decades. they were founded in 1910 and for more than a century, operated in a way many american boys wanted to join this organization. but as the me too era dawned, one story after another began to emerge about former scouts saying that they had been molested by scout leaders and others, so much so that by the time this became a class-action suit in 2020, 82,000 people filed claims saying that they were victims of sexual abuse at the hands of the boy scouts of america. and that, financially, threatened the organization, so they went into bankruptcy, w

all foreign citizens will be allowed to safely leave, there are reports the tele-ban is stepping against the distance from which the airport. a nato leader says a stampede at the kabul airport injured at least 70 people. president biden today defended the american withdrawal during an interview with abc news. >> the idea somehow chaos is ensuing i don't know how that happened. >> the state department plans to double the number of consulate officers to process these applications for people hoping to flee the tele-ban macro. >>> nursing home staff must be vaccinated against the the coronavirus or, risk losing federal funding. president biden making the announcement today to protect the patient's most vulnerable. >>> with the biden administration recommending covid-19 booster shots for, we wanted to know, will this be an annual thing like the flu shot? that remains to be seen, but, studies published today by the cdc show protection from the covid-19 vaccine declined in the midsummer as the delta variant rose to dominance. >> we like to see the data on which this was based. then a the day, w

or not covered a tele-been the families and prosecute them according to their version of cirillo. --f sharia law. they will likely get arrested. they will be interrogated, with what means we can only imagine. some of them are very likely to eventually become executed. >> afghanistan was one of the main topics of angela merkel's last trip to moscow as german chancellor. put in criticized the u.s. and its allies over a roll and if kenaston. put in criticized the response of a policy of imposing outside values on the country. >> [speaking russian] >> let's turn to haiti, where aid is trickling in almost one week after a devastating earthquake which killed around 2200 people and injured some 12,000 others. a tropical storm on the heels of that disaster hampered rescue efforts even further. haiti is still recovering from 2010's earthquake, which killed over 200,000 people. reporter: residents continued to rummage through the rubble, with heavy machinery scarcely available, it's difficult to find bodies missing. >> [speaking native language] reporter: in the southeast of the caribbean isla

building a government actually happens. >> i do think those in the tele-been are going to gain someind of international recognition. >> you're trying to talk to the taliban leaders in a peaceful, brotherly, patriotic way. >> what we want to make sure is we as the u.k. pull together our like-minded partners so we deal with that regime in a concerted way. >> the west should hang its head in shame as we abrupt the abandoned afghanistan -- abruptly abandoned afghanistan after two decades of effort. >> this will hurt the reality and perception of the united states. >> this is a humiliating strategic defeat by the west. shery: global leaders and some of our guests weighing in on the situation in afghanistan. there are still a degree of anxiety in markets. the vix rose today. not to mention a measure of implied volatility in vix options has advanced for 557 weeks. for his market analysis, we are joined by george for boris. great to have you with us. you start factoring in the afghanistan turmoil whether it is just on the terrorism concerns or perhaps because president biden will face more

donde el regimen comunista difundio un decreto-ley represivo, que prohibe el uso de cualquier medio de tele-comunicaciones o plataforma social para criticar al gobierno o provocar lo que llaman "un desorden en el pais".y esto ocurre mas de un mes despues de las masivas protestas antigubernamentales y en momentos en que se intenta organizar un paro nacional. lourdes del rio, desde miami, nos cuenta mas. en mexico, vicente junior, el hijo del cantante vicente fernandez, desmintio a la revista "tv notas" y le confirmo al programa de farandula que el artista padece del "sindrome de guillen barre", una inflamacion de los nervios, que ocasiona debilidad muscular o paralisis.esta condicion tiene tratamientos para recuperar la movilidad al "ciento por ciento", aunque podria demorar meses. ahora hablemos de un grupo de mujeres en el estado de guerrero que decidio armarse y sumarse a la policia comunitaria, para enfrentar la violencia de la delincuencia organizada, los secuestros y las violaciones.paulina gomez nos tiene el reportaje sobre este grupo de auto-defensa, en uno de los estados mas violentos de mexico. e

the tele-been addressed in media since the first time it seized couple in afghanistan and is promisingesty and peace. >> i reassure all residents of kabul that we protect them -- we will protect them, they are safe, and noall our fighters across the city, we will be taking care of the security. ross: the taliban also say they do not want war and women will enjoy rights within islamic law. there remains of skepticism and fear of you return to brutal rule. >> before our identity was [indiscernible] clear to the taliban, but now our name come our face, are addressed, our phone numbers, everything. ross: we also will look at who may be any future taliban government, as their political leader returns to afghanistan from qatar. also, reports from haiti, a tropical storm is hampering rescue efforts there. heavy rains, lashing the country, after the death toll from the powerful earthquake passes 1400. we will hear from a charity providing health care in the rubble. ♪ the taliban held their first official news conference since they took control of afghanistan. the central figure of this event w

this is real to tele. terry news. ok. there's other bus, coven health, says divine to the french people, to cancer going vaccinated and unvaccinated. for me, it's the beginning of the less so to take. it is the dictatorship that the pass. from next week, people in france are going to have to show a coven, passport to inter restaurants. kathy's even hospitals. well, health workers face monetary vaccination. by next month, a series of angry rallies over the pressure to vaccinate on pandemic restrictions to the occurred during the week. let's take a look. the money. even before the mandatory exclamation was introduced, there had been more than 10000 lay off in french hospitals. but can the local health care system afford to lose all these? many people now say that they want to leave their work and not only in hospitals, if you have a closer look at what's happening now, you'll see that some specialists refused to comply with the vaccination order and space. whatever of my job, i choose to work as an independent specialist, s

how quickly the tele-man could takeimprovement where we can do better.here we can find holes or weaknesses and plug them as we go forward. we intend as we have to the opportunity to share that with you. >> you have noted you had encouraged americans on the ground to leave and many chose not to. i want to follow up. will the u.s. government commit to ensuring any americans that are currently on the ground in afghanistan get out? >> that is what we are doing right now. we have asked them to come to the airport and get on flights and take them home. that is what we intend to do. >> former officials from the obama administration, the bush administration have said they are certain afghanistan will become a safe haven for terrorists. i know you and the president have disputed that. what you think those officials are getting wrong and can you ensure americans are safer today because of your actions than we were several months ago? >> i want to be very clear about what our position is. we are going to have to deal with the potential threat of terrorism from afgh

they thought they had to work with the tele-bent to get a transitional government. i'm not necessarily sure about negotiating with the taliban. i spoke to the special envoy negotiating. i was not very optimistic about that route. but i will say, i don't think the former president would've done what president biden did. and this is why. o'brien told me that when they talked about consequences of a complete withdrawal, non-conditions based, that it could be another saigon. at that time, president trump said, i do not want another saigon on my watch. i certainly do not think he would agree to unconditional surrender to the taliban and watch the black veil sweep across the country, taking it back to 20 years ago, pre-9/11. we can all speculate about what may or may not have been done. but what we can say for certain is this decision was made by this president, with lack of planning and preparation, and i believe it is going to be a stain on the presidency. i do believe he has blood on his hands. it is an unmitigated disaster of epic proportions, which will have long-ter

the tele-band -- taliban are ceiling things up. people are not able to get out. -- tech -- talibanis sealing things up. people are not able to get out. a much larger refugee program. we ought to be engaged, but that is a separate issue. bassima: can you speak a little to the special immigrant visa program? why things are such a mess? amb. neumann: a great deal of the backlog, sorry. i hope you can edit that out. a lot of the backlog is not at the state department. the backlog is in the clearance process in washington. it's terribly cumbersome. people have to produce all kinds of documents. if they were accepted at the embassy, that was a fairly rigid process. the file will back to washington and then they waited a year, two years, three years. that they were cleared and could proceed for an exit interview. for an immigration interview. it was the backlog that builds up the process was horribly run in washington. horribly run under the trump administration and it did not get any better under the biden administration. that left you w

replaced as -- tele-been reprisals because they helped the u.s. or are at risk because of who they are and what they believe out of the country as quickly as possible. our diplomats around the world are tirelessly engaging with counterparts to ensure transit and passage for americans, will noble afghans, and others. this is absolutely an all hands on deck effort to ensure the safety of personnel and citizens, relative allies and partners, and organize evacuation of thousands and thousands of individuals. additionally, secretary blinken spoke today with g-7 foreign ministers of canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the united kingdom, and represented a vote the european union to discuss the situation in afghanistan. all leaders underscored the imperative of safe passage for those who wish to leave afghanistan. and the need for an inclusive political resolution that protects the fundamental human rights of all afghans. the leaders agreed international community's relationship with afghans. a tele-been will depend on their actions and -- with the ta

the tele-band, it says are you working on a cooperative agreement or -- on a cooperative agreement? -- v taliban -- taliban says are you working on a cooperative agreement? they didn't serve side-by-side with the americans, we need to get them out. host: for somebody who makes all the way through this very long pipeline that you are talking about and they get a very special immigrant visa, what is that mean in the united states? what determines where in the united states they go and what do they get when they are here? >> guest: the united states has a long history of welcoming refugees. states where we are seeing so many governors step up and say they are welcoming and ready to invite refugees into their communities. for decades, refugees have been the backbone of the so much american life and so just like refugees, afghans that come in through the visa program are resettled through resettlement agencies. if they have family members and up to felicity, they will be -- once they are there, they are able to receive temporary assistance to get them off the ground. these afghans and re

in some places of the city, like their intelligence, offices, police, and governors compound by our tele bond or at every corner of the city. now the afghan military is trying a new strategy after 4 days of fighting with its most elite special forces and pounding the city with it strikes. it is asking all people to evacuate the city to learn some of my just summer. i'm leaving here all the people have left. there's bombing from the air and the tell banner on the ground, the army commander for home and made the request in a voice lowers that was quickly spread among those still in lush cargo. the no arms misconduct, it will be very hard fighting. we will not leave the taliban life at any cause. i know it will very hard for you and it was very hard decision for me to. i don't want to hurt my people. please forgive us if you will get this place and please evacuate as soon as possible. analysts in cobble say the strategy is flawed, telling the population to go and not giving them an exact timeframe, and then bumping the hell out of the place and, and leaving the place as, as a, as a terrible

at the tele bonds 1st press conference. he translated spokesman, debbie hola much ahead. that remains without an official title. his role is one of many still to be decided in the new government. the concentrations are ongoing, and of course it is going to be an inclusive system. he said the talks include whether the capital will remain and couple or move to the groups birthplace of kandahar pokey. acknowledge to cobble airport remains a flash point. blaming the united states, the rushing to evacuate thousands of people. we talk, we have a relationship, a working relationship of with the americans about the security arrangement. and the outside check posts are in our control and insight as under the control of the united states forces. and they're in constant contact with one another. he acknowledged lack of trust between people and cargo, and the taliban, blaming it on the distance created by decades of conflict. it is very unfortunate for people to be rushing to the airport the way they are at the moment. i think it would have been much better because we have announced

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we come to the total control of a tele by now then. and the news in this morning the german military, earlier saying up monday morning, there was a fire fight breaking out. cobble airport. so often the headlines these days between africa, security forces, and unknown perpetrators seems one officer was killed, 3 others are injured. that were the airport remaining, the only way out of the country transport hub was closed all day on sunday. and it said to stay that way too. for the next 24 hours to try and evacuate the thousands of people already inside, under a thousands more waiting outside at the pool perimeter to in the hope of getting out of the country at least 20 and have been killed in crushes and stampede. so far, one local journalist gave us this report on the situation on the ground. ah, only foreign military flights are updated from inside of cobbler national airport have a great day for and diploma. and i've gone, see if you guys who work for international troops and for and other enjoy for us, i have got information. now the

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we took down, we targeted the tele-band -- the taliban. it left a vacuum in terms of the government. we were pulled into nationbuilding which proved extremely difficult in a country like afghanistan. we have seen the cracks in the nationbuilding come to full light in recent weeks. my review had been throughout and you can read what i've written on this. the way to have undertaken this withdrawal would have been to maintain the few troops there with just 2500 3000. there was a slow process because they were so far apart they -- that a power-sharing agreement would have enabled us to lead more responsibly certainly we will be getting all americans out. there have been in particular again, but there could have been things that were done over the last two years including the administration. that might not have let us to the moment that we are at right now. last call for a veteran of the war in afghanistan. good morning. two minutes left. call, michael out of virginia. caller: i'm confused with why we did not have a better blueprint for pulling

they, they, they, they will happy to die like this, not by tele, one. these protest this hope, the diplomacy will work long term in a country where military intervention, hundreds and thousands had been killed or injured. we are greatly concerned regarding women and children was unable condition in san. secondly, that we are really concerned that that a bond in the region they would be used as a proxy and british and american the left them like this. and now this time, the one you can get harvard and we the more arms and a weapons. and that is a big concern. we have friends there. they are in great clear. they don't know what to do at the moment. they have been told by poly bond that they're not going to harm them, but nobody knows that. what will they do next? the united kingdom should be interesting. the taliban come to the discussion and make a commitment that they would not being in the law. they will not make out nissan, i feel pretty safe. and i know they can be believe the they might commit something year in last year. but i, i still think that i

but after the tele bonds rapid march across afghan stone, that was not a chance for us. or it would seem. president ghani was willing to take charlotte bellis al jazeera cobble. we're just going to bring you these live and exclusive pictures here from inside the presidential palace. once you are looking at right now, is taliban fighters in the sites? the presidential power service? so sir, these pictures exclusive on our 0 the we've been watching them for a few moments now milling around and see the lush on the wrongs of the presidential palace. i'm not sure if they're making an announcement yet, but the camera has been trailing those faces as they make their way through the holes of the african presidential palace wandering up through the building. jack, it's finery. of course this, after the african presidents fled the capital at some taking the way through the marbles holes of the presidential palace showing one of our arabic co leads to is basically showing you a quick show and tell around the presidential palace would. of course, many taliban fi suits are accompanyi