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the team but also with genuine hope ok andrew we'll leave it there many thanks for joining us from tunis there a special analyst on the affairs of afghanistan. well the conflict of course has had a devastating impact on the lives of afghans have been waiting for peace for decades it began with the u.s. led invasion in 2001 at least 44000 civilians were killed and in the past 19 years 64000 afghan security forces have been killed 42000 taliban fighters and their allies have also died 2400 u.s. troops plus 1500 nato and other coalition forces have died in this conflict and the fighting has forced close to 3000000 afghans into exile such as into neighboring pakistan that we've been talking about making them the world's 2nd largest group of refugees well nato says the alliance does remain committed to afghanistan's long term security. stood with the afghan people for the last 19 years we are now adjusting our troop presence in afghanistan to support the peace efforts. at the same time we remain committed to changing and funding afghan security forces to help safeguard the afghan people well

tunis is military says one national guard officer has been killed and another wounded in a stabbing attack security forces chased and shot dead 3 attackers who initially used a car to ram the policeman it happened in the coastal city of seuss' where 5 years ago a gunman shot dead 38 people on the beach that led to an exodus of tourists and severely damaged 2 mss economy. for the 1st time since he was shot in the back by police leaving him paralyzed from the waist down jacob lake has spoken out is shooting in the state of wisconsin is added to the anger across the united states over racial inequality and police brutality protests which is still going on reynolds reports from los angeles. stable as i stand was back it was speaking from a hospital bed jacob blake described his constant agony 24 hours every 24 hours is pain is not. hers to breathe there's. a move from side to side hers. blake was shot in the back by a konoha wisconsin policeman in august he's had numerous surgeries and is paralyzed the state's department of justice is investigating the shooting i just want to say much to our y

and to we as i said we are going to demand the question got to leave as soon as possible and to our tunis all political prisoners prisoners and to announce 3 announced new presidential elections where alternative candidates will be able to produce debate in these elections and this then is going to be different this than this which is so good to see how open and open and him. intimately and democracy at these are your aspirations but for now he's not going anywhere he's just been sworn in what does the international community need to do what can they do. well 1st of all as iraq in union already did the opponent and that is him as a persona non-grata armenia all of a european countries do not and can as him as a president elect and they should not ever have any kind of negotiations with location that the european countries and the rest of the contras in the world should never accept and ambassadors from the question of the course except in them best as we were understand in the knowledge of him as a president so they should refuse him and looks and doesn't have any support inside of the co

and to we as i said we are going to demand the question got to leave as soon as possible and to our tunis all political prisoners prisoners and to announce 3 announced new presidential elections where alternative candidates will be able to but he's a bit in these elections and this then is going to be different this than this which is going to be hopeless and open and in the gym and in a democracy at these are your aspirations but for now he's not going anywhere and he's just been sworn in what does the international community need to do what can they do. well 1st of all as iraq in union already did the you're a pop element and that was him as a persona non-grata. all of a european countries do not and can as him as a president elect and they should not ever have any kind of negotiations with look at the european countries and the rest of the contras in the world should never accept any ambassadors from the question of the course except in them best as we were understand in the acknowledge him as a president so they should refuse him and the question can doesn't have any support in south

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dcfs tunis democratic mayor muriel bowser says enough is enough, penning a letter to the u.s.g why it declined to prosecute 41 of 42 rioting arrests made on august 13th and 14th. mayor bowser says one violent criminals are not prosecuted, they feel emboldened to escalate. however, the u.s. attorney's office says bowser's claim is not prosecuting cases as patently false and serves no purpose other than to pass blame and foster innuendo. since the protests began, this office has never turn down a single case for prosecution in which there was sufficient evidence to support probable cause. the campaign trail is heating up as debate over violence in america's streets takes center stage. our panel is next. hope, it is the light in all of us that cannot be extinguished. it rages on to give us a glimmer of what we can do, and of who we can become. because hope fuels opportunity. university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in new scholarships through this month. yes, hope is alive and well. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. i wanted my hepatitis c go

another wounded in a stabbing attack that happened in the in the coastal city of 140 kilometers south of tunis the capital the national guard says it has killed 3 of the attackers. medical school graduates doctors and nurses have protested in iraq's capital over a lack of code 19 precautions and a lack of jobs iraq is witnessing a surge in new cases a record 5000 new infections on friday the health ministry says hospitals are on the verge of losing control with these rising numbers let's talk to doso jabari in baghdad about this one i mean that was what we were talking about yesterday the losing control the spike in the numbers add on to that medical strides because of this situation and it just makes a bad situation worse. certainly it has the potential to become a disaster because there is already a shortage of medical staff and personnel working in the industry and that is one of the main issue is that there are now around 30000 health care workers that are sitting at home they're unemployed they're either recent graduates or they just don't have jobs and that is because the government says

you have a tuny company and they're bringing out the licenses for distribution.t we like to look at >> i want to make sure i don't run out the clock before asking about taxes. you said your taxes should go up the corporate tax rate goes up that will kill jobs. the biden platform would raise a trillion dollars by raising the corporate tax rate >> localityet's go over the man. last year before this pandemic set in, $3.6 trillion. there was back up to 250 to 280. territorial is important that means that we want to get jobs back. secondly, let's solve the problem. no get rid of this or 1031, all my real estate buddies are going to hate this in addition, you have incentives and that we have to re-examine look, we have to pay a higher amount of taxes to support the country. but what's fair? what is equitable and what allows us to have an economy that attracts businesses globally that's work in progress. you like the things that lay down biden's proposals those are very interesting i think housing is a long way away people i talk to want to buy a houshgs get out of the