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it says 500 tons of critical medical supplies is stuck in the u. a. e, because of the hold up a cobble apples and elsewhere enough kind of sounds, taught a bond, says it sent 5 to punches to push back against anti taliban forces. shell about us begins our coverage with this report on the situation at cobb lab port brought the north gate to cobble international airport. this is where most people off to come to and in recent days has been closed because of what the us says is security threats from isolate. but for most people here, the biggest threat is dehydration is a stand page and it's constant gunfire. to actually get to this point, they have to run the gauntlet. first, we move through television, special forces, they know, and as the battery 313, and they control the perimeter of the if you can get past them and convince them that you deserve to be able to get to this point and get on the fly out one of these evacuation flights then you in the zone which is held by asking for some of the last campuses in the country, they will be, are ones and twos.

currently i'm in the u a. e. so that disasters are avoided. i'm in consultation with content return on and on to so that i could continue my efforts for justice for the african and to achieve the chief mr. real slow make. i'm national achievement, the people don't have scanners and the flight for them to be there. thank you very much. well, for all the messages that you sent them. thank you very much. love the long live have scanners on probably just for very, but shauna sweets address the via his facebook life page from us. rap ghani, the format now president of afghanistan. let's just take you through what he had to say. he was talking for what may be 10 minutes, i guess just a little over 10 minutes, a very, very personal address to the people of afghanistan, the broader region, the international community, talking about just that immediate time that period of time when he decided to leave the countries that events took place very fast. my purpose had been to pave away for transition as ups in sunday, working on order for cobble, his securi

he's now in the u, a. e, but american officials say he is no longer a figure in afghanistan and for not the taliban face is a tough road to governance. the international monetary fund a suspended the countries access to funds dance, including $440000000.00 in reserves. michelle about us, his life for us, a couple. let's talk about these independence day celebrations. first of all, this is a day for normally with districts would be strong enough kind of. so what's it like there now? well, independence goes back to when i'm going to start got independence from the brits in 1900. 19 the man who pushed the brits way back 100 years ago. his name was king . i'm an hon that he's buried in the city of gyla bad. just east of cobbled, so that is traditionally that you seem to of these annual celebrations and we understand hundreds of people are still on the streets in july. they are waiving the old republic flag of red, green and black and the telephone gulf and not allowing them to do so. they were proteas. if you sa

it's the follow these as well as somehow pushed by the u a. e. and of course somehow rain, but mainly the you either push into solving this all of these. it's not been shorter taking any kind of hostile option in the last one or 2 decades against iran, though they're been often dallas all throughout the past one or 2 century. still in the past the case, according to the confessions made by top us former and person officials like joe by then when he was a wife president hilary clinton. when he was, she was a secretary of state marston dancy, who was the chairman of the joint chief of staff on the obama in 2014. they have all made a lots of confessions that they're wor, militancy was created by mainly follow the array, be supported by the radio, in order to wear off iranian allies. and in order to demolish uranian allies in the region in syria and in iraq 1st. second, we do know that the m b. s. in front of the cameras. mom, mom declared war on iran, taking war to the union street. a couple of weeks later, there were bombings at the uranium parliam

the stan stuck in the u. a. e, because of the situation not cobble at port, it says critical supplies will run out in 10 days. the pentagon will require all 1400000 members of the us military to be vaccinated by mid september defense secretary lloyd austin, ordered the mandate. now that u. s. regulators have given the 5, the vaccine full approval, the pentagon says it'll ensure the safety of service members. new zealand has extended its nationwide locked out until friday, prime minister, just under the and says more certainty is required. the country struggles to contain the spread of the delta variance. she says it's unlikely news even has reached the peak of the outbreak. 107 infections have been recorded since the 1st case was identified on tuesday. the head of has, the law says fuel from iran will soon be arriving in lebanon. fuel prices jump, 7070 percent up to the government further reduced the subsidy on sunday. revenue is going through its worst economic crisis in recent times. fuel imports from iran could

he's now in the u. a. e, but american officials say he is no longer a figure in afghanistan. other political leaders such as former president hammock cause i, i try to negotiate with the taliban about a transition. for now, the taliban faces a tough road to governance. the international monetary fund has suspended the countries access to funds and the by ministrations also frozen $9500000000.00 in us bank accounts. that's nearly all of the central bank of canada stands reserves, which all about us is life for us in trouble. charlotte, this is a very different type of independence day for kansas met it is, i mean, traditionally you see the republic flag, the red, green and black flag on soldiers in the streets, people driving around with loud music, celebrating waving the flag. we're seeing less of that today, but really be a p seems for the celebrations are usually in july, but where king almond han who pushed the brit south in 190900. he's buried there. and so usually that's where we see the biggest celebrations and they are actually happening today. yesterday they were purc

the base is used by any government forces backed by saudi arabia and the u. a e, thousands of people were injured, some are being taken to hospitals and aiden, have a lack, nor is an associate researcher at university of london and the author of yemen in crisis. the road to war, she says the attack is part of a more complicated series of events. the base is in the south, and it's also a base whose actual management is not entirely clear. because although it's officially the internationally recognized government, it's also got southern separatists involved in it. so i think this, you know, is this the package part of the set of other events that are taking place in the man at the moment? it seems important to, you know, regrets the death of so many young men who presumably lounge most of whom have only been involved there because they're trying to, i'm some money and it's also important to not creek pre conditional cree clued, you know, the actual way this fits into the em, any struggle at the moment. they have not been any serious discussions on negotiations now

washington says it is concerned about reports of an oil tanker being hijacked off the coast of u a. e. while some british media are already pointing the finger at iran that comes days after a deadly drone attack on another tanker in the region. the view and torture rep, a tour raises alarm as a german officer hurdles, a woman to the ground triggering in urgent police prob 2 more police officers on duty. when the u. s. capital was drawn by writers on january 6, have recently taken their own lives, bringing the total to 4 officers who committed suicide. after serving at that harrowing events, those who are headlines, i'll be back in just under an hour, with another full look at your headlines. this is on change, national. glad to have you with the. ah ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross stock. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle. they are growing indications . donald trump will indeed make a 3rd run for the presidency in 2024. the former president remains the most favored potential primary candidate within the g o. p. but what about the republican party leadership? stay on boa

discussions with the cartel de facto leaders, saudi arabia this week, as well as representatives from the u, a. e and other opec plus members. the white house says the agreement by opec plus members to increase production 540-0000 barrels per day on a monthly basis, beginning of august, is quote, simply not enough and could have negative effects on the global economic recovery. as of may gas prices in the united states rose above $3.00 per gallon for the 1st time. in 2014 prices are up just over $1.00 over the last 12 months. it should be noted that over the last week, oil prices have continued to fall as increased numbers of delta. various cases have weighed on demand and the latest data is in and inflation continued to rise in july. but it cooled off just slightly compared to the month before the consumer price. index report shows annual inflation hit 5.4 percent and july point 5 percent from june. but the previous increase was point 9 percent marking the largest month to month drop and over a year. so what does this mean for us consumers and how are they being impacted by the rising prices? we

first ex afghan president, ash ghani reportedly fled country with a $169000000.00 and emerges in u a. e. course. you know, we've installed him, he was our puppet, that some of mine max's taxes that he stole. and he took there and escaped into you eat well, you know this, this is just one guy. got to steal 100. 69000000. many billions more. are also stolen by entitled people like this, like the thing tankers, like the military industrial complex, like the pmc is all of these people just plundered our taxes in the name of their marriage chop to craddick project. right. and the bankers they print the money, you know, they keep it all, essentially, the warlords in america. they print bombs, then they don't people with it, you know, but they get money for based on the number of bombs they may manufacture. right? they get, they get paid on the gross. so the defense contractors in america get paid on how many bombs and bulbs they produce. and boon dog walls and projects that don't make sense and how many countries in bay that they get paid on the growth, right? it's like a hollywood movie, the

there were members, people from yemen, the u. a. e, lebanon, egypt. what do you think of that? i mean, does that sound about right to you about those who are involved in this terror attack? sounds, it sounds accurate me and i, you know, i keep telling people like, you know, for me, we can't bring our loved one home. so, you know, i have to be honest, i didn't know what a terrorist was until i learned about what they were. so i didn't know we had evil people in the world who believe they should take plains and kill innocent people work. so that was all new thing that i think, you know, as a new yorker, a native new yorker, i maybe called myself my eat. but i learned a lot that day about what's going on around us. and in the world we live in how people really are able and they to us. so i think we really need to be prepared to make sure that does not happen. i have 2 girls who are 13 and 15. i don't want to have to worry about them growing up in our world that we have to be fearful that other countries are trying to attack us and kill us are going work. i mean, that just should n

first, ex afghan president, ash ghani reportedly fled country with a $169000000.00 and emerges in u a. e. course, you know, we've installed him, he was our puppet that some minor max's taxes that he stole. and he took there and escaped into e. well, you know, this, this is just one guy. got to still 169000000. many billions more are also stolen by entitled people like this. like the thing tankers, like the military industrial complex, like the pansies, all of these people just plundered our taxes in the name of their marriage shop to craddick project. right, and the bankers, they print the money. now they keep it all, essentially the warlords in america. they are, they print bombs, then they go people with it, you know, but they get money for based on the number of bombs they may manufacture, right? they get, they get paid on the gross. so the defense contractors in america get paid on how many bombs and bullets they produce and boon dog goals and projects that don't make sense and how many countries they invade that they get paid on the growth, right. it's like a hollywood movie. they d

between saudi arabia and iran, who among the countries taking part as well as france, egypt, the u. a. e and katara, mount underlying reports from baghdad. iraq stability is key to this stability of the whole region come to this is how regional leaders participating in that conference for corporation and partnership concluded it on saturday. the summit which discussed economic integration and investment projects between the participants also addressed political and security challenges facing iraq, including the possible resurgence of sil iraqi officials say it's an opportunity to tension in the middle east. ody and rain, you know, for sure his talks on the side lines of the comment the fact that we managed to bring private countries together on the same table and initiate dialogue between them is not only important to them in us, but the whole region meeting which was cor denies the by france, also address the water crisis, the war in yemen, and the devastating economic and political situation and liberty within women. i'm wondering what i think it's promising because it's laid the found

a. they decide whether or not to submit it for an e, u a. and what is still in place for those under 16 age 12 to $15.00, they still have to get an e. u a if they want it or if they're for the folks who are still immunocompromised, they still have immune deficiency diseases of some kind and need a booster shot. so it's still available for emergency use with those types of groups. but for the public at large, they now can get it and have confidence. like you said that this vaccine is going to do what they say it's going to do, and potentially hopefully they will be more willing to get it is what the f d a is helping. now we're already seeing government agencies like the u. s. department, no defense requiring service members to get vaccinated. so it is full f d, a approval of this vaccine mean that employers and other organizations like schools can then mandate that people get it. it does, it takes away the argument of people that you did see a few lawsuits filed from people saying you can't mandate this, it's only per approved for emergency us

a deterrent hooks. it hungry, voluntary sovereign exit from the e. u. the hungarian foreign minister though, has dismissed out of hand. the proposition of the countries exit in that which is a little hungry, has been a member of the european union and will remain a member of the european union, were interested to see the e. u. as a strong organization. budapest seem to have relished its role as the huge black sheep of late victor oberon and his party barely missing an opportunity could both heads with the commission on almost every issue possible. senior figures though, within all bonds for jazz party, started to suggest that now maybe the time to go their separate ways. arrogance politicians, robert, you know, faces that we would not be admitted to the e. u today because of our so called rule of law issues and values and views proposition lead to see this as a naked attempt by victor rollback to get his country's future in the european union into the national to be. we know well how fidel potty propaganda works. first, an idea circulated, then several p

helium latin off went public about how a former prosecutor and associate of guess you attempted to take control of his elevator for which stood to make millions from an e. u. a package when slat enough, refused to play ball. he said he was threatened. people never got to move. the elevator manufacturer was targeted following the announcement of a lucrative e u. h package to help repair much of the countries aging housing stuff. which included upgrading elevators in thousands of multi story apartment blocks. we have about 100000 piano communist blocks with very old elevators. and they are not compatible with the new requirements. so very expensive program worth 1000000000 and 100000 elevator. it's multiplied by tens of thousands of euro. you can get the figure. slaton of was invited to a series of meetings at this restaurant. the 8 doors by a former official of the sophia city, prosecuted general's office picture of rota. allegedly, he told les enough, he could help him with his business, but at all known as the euro, or rather the euro. not everybody uses the big thing for him officially. but i think i think it's obvious, he prefer high value, you know, b

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american pharmaceutical jives pfizer mcdonough, reportedly taking a controversial step by hiking the prices for cobra vaccines in the e. u. while member states still struggle with the pandemic, it comes, his health passes became mandatory for visiting enclosed public spaces. in several states in the block, the financial times and reporting that a shot of madrid is fox, who needs to go up by 2 euros and fighters by 4 phases, raising its annual learning for cause to mean time up a $1000000000.00 to $33500000000.00, the company also plans it says to provide $500000000.00 doses to the us so it can dispense them to some of the world's poorest countries. 5 from the commissioner, yet to comment on the jump in price. beyond the redacted contracts, published by the european commission, the content remains confidential and so we won't be commenting. okay, they're not. but nicholas markovich, please atlanta list, going to hopefully from paris morning. yeah. what about this, that is it ethical for these companies to raise their prices right now, and we're only through the end of this pandemic? yeah. what do you think about that? how

done, is to get phase of another refugee crisis that was fleeing off guns and looking to find a solemn in the e u, a neighboring states. the next is paid. all of us been finding out that not everyone is going to be way through with open arms for these new arrivals. the european union is yet to set any figures for how many african refugees they intend to take in. we'll have been clear though, is european leaders saying they have no intention of seeing a repeat of 2015 refugee crisis. we do not want to relieve what we experienced in 2015. it is not the duty of the e. u o. levine near to help them pay everyone on the planet who is fleeing, instead of fighting for their homeland fights. chris foster has the 2nd biggest community of africans in europe, much more than other you states, with only sweden having more than us. now we have many problems within our country . we are not interested in becoming a failed states. the austrian chancellor says that no way more refugees will be arriving here on his watch. people on the streets of vienna though much more mixed in their opinions. i think we should tak

u-s-a! u-s-a! u-s-a! u-s-a! k s-a! e totea d.nated have the same question: what kind of bubble baths are celebrities taking? ( laughter ) i don't know. again, i did not go to the party. but someone has the answers. and i'll tell you all about it in my new segment: "a-list tub time with the soapy stars." ( rubber ducky squeaking ) first in the tub, ashton kutcher who in a recent interview revealed he and his significant scrubber, mila kunis, don't wash their two children every day. okay. not the kunis-kutcher bubble bath reveal we were hoping for. but kunis explained, "if you can see the dirt on them, clean them. otherwise, there's no point." ( laughter ) okay, that sounds less like a policy for cleaning your kids and more like the policy for cleaning your buick. "eh, it's supposed to rain tonight. just leave mckenzie in the driveway." this interview sent major shock waves through the celebrity scrub-o-sphere. kristen bell sided with team don't-bathe-your-kids, saying "i'm a big fan of waiting for the stink. once you catch a whiff