u. n. has been born that if ghana stone is heading for a catastrophe, so serious that it would have few if any parallels the century comes with taliban captured its 1st city, the provincial capitals are ons. so for us and they to troops withdrew. again a stan is now at a dangerous turning point ahead.

u. n. has been born, that of can astonish heading for a catastrophe. so serious that that it would have few if any parallels the century comes with taliban captured its 1st city. the provincial capitals are ons. so for us and the 2 troops withdrew at ghana. stan is now at a dangerous turning point. a head like either a genuine peach negotiation or a tragically intertwined set of crises and increasingly brutal conflict. combined with an acute humanitarian situation and multiplying human rights abuses. i do believe that the security council and the broader international community can help prevent the most dire scenarios. but it will require acting in unity and acting quickly at least 56 was far as burning across greece. one person has been killed, the major blazed just north of athens, as for tennyson's to flee far as moving towards lake marathon, a capital main water reservoir. in turkey, tens of thousands of hexes of forests have been destroyed in it's worse world wildfires ever drawn, physician scorch. lounge chart holds rent, tours, resorts of murder

u. n. has urged country both within and also outside the region to allow refugees in but where of a half a 1000000 people likely to end down? yes, thanks very much for having me. i think the, the pretty clear answer to that would be a couple of major countries in the region. so we anticipate that the majority of that $500000.00 would end up having to pakistan or something that had the pocket on the 1st quarter called. and then or wrong is the 2nd country likely to host the most of the running pockets on host close to $2200000.00 of the $2500000.00 african refugees and we're currently out there. so we anticipate that they will be the countries received the most. the concern here right now is that africa as a pakistan and wanna largely keeping their bores close to african refugees. and we can see in places where major border crossings exist, that flows are already beginning to develop. and there's locker just at those cross points as people try to get across. so i think we're in for a very diffic

u. n. has been sounding the alarm about medical supplies in particular, not being available to you and has been relying on work around flying into mazar, e sharif with a to get this. these needed supplies into the country. this resolution would allow access to cobble and put the international community on record demanding that the taliban allow this kind of access to continue for the people who are in such great need in the country. christian, thank he christmas salumi at the united nations. now the head of the u. n. refugee agency says the, as the evacuations from cobble come to an end to far larger crisis is looming for millions of afghans who stayed behind decades of conflict. the severe drought and the koran of ours and demick has already made life difficult. un describe the humanitarian situation there as catastrophic. it estimates at least a 3rd of afghans are facing hunger. up to half a 1000000 more afghan refugees are expected to see shelter elsewhere by the end of the year. a 1000 alre

u . n. has had an active mission in afghanistan for over 30 years, with only a handful of embassies now operational in cobble, and the us and its allies, all of the airport handling evacuation flights. the international organization is perhaps the best place to step in the taliban spokesman. viola much ahead has promised a new government that is inclusive, but at the same time govern by atlantic law. diplomat say the us needs to try to broaden that pledge veteran mediator lacked abra. he was the only un official to ever meet the taliban found a molar oma. he led the bon process in 2001. the chose hamad cause i interim president that he told me the un now needs to step up. and do you have to be there? and nothing can be done internationally without the un and the un has been absent a little bit too long. they should really raise their profile very, very much. yes, it is time for the romance. and again, i'm strong. graham out on the, you know, if they won't do they can tomorrow, declared the gover

u. n. has called for urgent assistance, saying shelter medicine and access to clean water is needed. thousands of people in thailand have taken part in anti government, processed in bangkok, calling for the prime minister to resign. in addition to the demands for political reform protest as an angry at the government's response to the most severe wave of corona virus cases. florence louis has the latest i define cove at 19 restrictions on gathering anti government. demonstrators faced off with police just 500 meters from the prime minister residence in bangkok. police fire tear gas and rubber bullets, but said it was in retaliation to protest is throwing fire crackers and other objects at the why the police have been doing a strictly follow up police major abilene operations based on domestic law and the lot that goes down dead protested had gathered around victory monument on their bikes earlier on saturday afternoon. a youth lead protest smoothman for democracy rose up last year. but last mom

u. n. has warned nearly 400000 people to leave the home since the start of the year. but the huge spikes and may, the un says of the size people are heading to cobol in such a safety. here just some of the heart wrenching stories, the refugees have to tell. i have been from telecon. the telephone killed my son to be took all the belongings from my house and set fire to them in front of the punch me in the mouth, causing my teeth to fall out. they demanded my son and i told them that she's a teacher. so she recently became a teacher and had not even received salary. had a cautious broke out. we were taken hostage of the fighting, went on for about 6 or 7 days, but we couldn't go outside to do anything we managed to escape. and now where do you live calling called embrace spoke to 14 windsor, lonnie, who's involved in the african government official negotiations with the taliban, and guitar re capital doha. she told us the folks could be the last chance for peace. we are down by the us. we are let down by the whole world. you will drag in this war 43 years ago and it's

u. n. has also urged the international community to support afghans most at risk. humanitarian crisis is unfolding as we speak. if people have gone a son, in particular, the thousands of human rights defenders, journalists, academics, professionals, civil society members, and former security personnel who wore the backbone. and we hope still will be of a contemporary, undemocratic society, on whose lives a livelihood. but they deserve your full support here at this council, at least your moral support with her butler joins us now from paris. are you listening to in to all of those speeches from geneva? natasha the themes very much similar by speak. speaker up to speaker. but the urgency very acute yes indeed. the high commissioner for human rights michelle opening proceeding that is a special emergency session of the human rights council in geneva. she said her office had been inundated in the past the days and weeks with reports of human rights abuses by taliban fighters. abuse is when it come

u. n. has warned that nearly 400000 people have had to leave their homes since the start of the year with a huge spike. since may, the un says the displaced people are heading to cobble in search of safety. you are just some of the heart wrenching stories that refugees have to tell. i have been just placed from telecom. the telephone killed my son. they took all the belongings from my house and set fire to them in front of the punch me in the mouth, causing my teeth to fall out. they demanded my son and i told them that he's a school teacher. so she recently became a teacher and had not even received his salary. had a cautious broke out, we were taken hostage in the fighting, went on for about $6.00 to $7.00 days, and we couldn't go outside to do anything we managed to escape. and now we are displaced to let you know jerome. we saw the ball from the international committee . of the red cross told us that civilians are caught in the crossfire with hospitals. hard pressed to deal with the influx

u. n. a has to say about this, and the un humanitarian coordinator for afghanistan was here last week. he's actually on a visit to brief. you and leadership in new york couches are caught up with him. this is what he had to say. at this particular time, we call on everyone to seize the military. still it is when they were been settings. the seas far as the only option to prevent casualties among the civilians . the situation in lush cargo is very difficult. the population is trapped and probably does not have a means of escaping from the city. so that's the latest from the u. n's humanitarian coordinator, and the deputy special representative here in afghanistan currently in new york. speaking to al jazeera, not a little bit of news from new york from un headquarters. the un security council has in the last hour released the statement about the situation in afghanistan. this is a statement of the been works for some days, and it's a condemnation of the attack that happened a few days ago on the un compound, in harass the western city of harass but the security council also expressing a

u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them. and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we have not seen large outflows of africans at this point. the situation inside afghanistan has evolved more rapidly than anyone expected. the man convicted of the assassination of us senator robert f. kennedy has been granted parole after thinking it for the 16th time, 77 year old sir hon, sir hon. his 53 years for shooting kennedy at a campaign event at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. when california abolish the death penalty, the hand sentence was reduced to life with the possibility of parole. us president joe biden has commanded what he's described as strong relations between the united states and as well. he met the israeli prime minister nestali bennett at the white house bennett wants to stop us from returning to the nuclear deal with iran. us intelligence agencies say corona virus was not developed as a buyer weapon,

u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them. in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario, while we have not seen large outflows of atkins at this point, the situation inside afghanistan has evolved more rapidly than anyone expected. meanwhile, the authorities in pakistan's capital, as lombard, have ordered all the hotels not takes up the gas for the next 3 weeks to make space to thousands of people expected from afghanistan. focused on media says the government is also expecting foreign diplomats and journalists to arrive. and security measures outside hotels have been beefed up. huge numbers of afghans have been crossing into pockets down with many saying they've given us waiting to be flown out of the country. african refugees in the french port city of cali, worried about the future of that country under the taliban. many of them are also desperate for news of their loved ones, especially after the force attacks latasha.

u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we have not seen large outflows of africans. at this point. the situation inside afghanistan has evolved more rapidly than anyone expected. for thousands of afghans who lived in india, if he is demanding that bare asylum claims, be fast tracked, the numbers are expected to grow. as the indian government launches a new visa category for people fleeing the taliban, of the mental reports now from new delhi. of gone restaurant, sign bows in farsi and the aroma of freshly baked traditional bread have on the street. it's nickname, little cobble. it's the heart of the gone community in new delhi. mazata much as i has been living here since 2016. he video called his sister and have gone a son, who's been struggling to get a flight to india for security reasons. shares i asked us to hide her identity separate honeycutt. i've been very voted

u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we have not seen large outflows of africans. at this point. the situation inside afghanistan has evolved more rapidly than any one expected. while the taliban takeover in afghanistan is compounding fear and misery for african refugees who are in the northern french port city of color, all of them left off canister on several months or even several years ago. they are desperate for news of loved ones back home and worried about what will happen. correspondent natasha butler spoke to some afghans in college. they didn't want to be identified, they were insecurity. this man says he fled kabul nearly a year ago because he feared for his safety. now he's in the northern french port of kelly and wants to reach britain. he says been for taliban takeover in afghanistan. he stop worrying about his family back home. no telling me to pick us

u. n. refugee agency has warned half a 1000000 may flee afghanistan in the coming months, or some been jade is out the past on africa border with this update on buckets on southern border, we'd have gone to san thousands of people in the last 24 hours. have tried to cross over their hearing reports that a lot of people from the northern parts of venice on. because the can and to cosign from the north are moving towards kandahar trying to cross the spin bull the crossing and seek refuge in progress bond or take their onward journey from pockets on you have to bear in mind that it is a lot of people who are coming from provinces as far north as like the trying to come to work. this border crossing and trying to enter budgets on many of these people we're being told are the has are as the ethnic minority which has come under attack various on various occasions and they've gone on like sunny, has already, on the other hand, say they're allowing people to come in, if they have valid paperwork, they can apply for a visa and get a visa from the functional embassy in couple. besides that, they're n

u. n refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we have not seen large outflows of africans. at this point. the situation inside afghanistan has evolved more rapidly than anyone expected. ho, telson and pakistan have been ordered not to accept guests for the next 3 weeks to make space for thousands of people expected from left canister on security measures . outside hotels have been beefed up as the countries also expecting a number of foreign diplomats and journalists to arrive. thousands of afghans would be crossing into pakistan with many saying they've given up waiting to be flown out of the country. still ahead and al jazeera in the us in peru after congress gives president. pedal castillo is left his cabinet, dream light and christianity ronaldo, head back to the truck, but he became a foot falling legend. ah hello. here's her headlines for the americas. we could have 2 hu

u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we have not seen large outflows of africans. at this point. the situation inside afghanistan has evolved more rapidly than anyone expected to the rest of the day's news in the man convicted for this estimation of us senator robert f. kennedy has been granted parole after seeking it for the 16th time, 77 year old sir hands a hand has served 53 years for shooting kennedy at a campaign event at the ambassador hotel in los angeles, in 1968. when california abolish the death penalty to hand sentence was would use to live with the possibility of rome. phil laval is in los angeles, he says this pearl hearing saw a number of changes from the previous 15. the parole board felt that he had shown enough remorse, he had apologized in the past, but they felt that he hadn't showed enough contrition. but he spoke at this hearing and he said, and

u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we have not seen large outflows of africans. at this point. the situation inside afghanistan has evolved more rapidly than anyone expected. while still have here on how the truth between rival gangs is helping to free up the flow of a quick victim, casey and we meet the cancer patients 11 on who are victims of a health system itself on life. the the hello wall to wall sunshine on the menu for the middle east. but we've also got to talk about some sand and dust swirling around. sort the northeast of saudi right into the southwest along the shores of the red river. gone for a closer look here we can see it being kicked up in and around mecca, and same goes for a huge swath of omen. we may see that rising sand and dust. meantime, we've got a high of 28 degrees and philology. next we're going to pakistan and we may see some monsoon or

u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we have not seen large outflows of africans. at this point, the situation inside afghanistan has evolved more rapidly than any one expected. still ahead on al jazeera, why a birthday party for june. the 1st lady is to be diamond of her husband, president alberto demanded. ah, ah, hello. here's her headlines for the americas. we could have 2 hurricanes make landfall around the same time. the 1st we're talking about is a tropical storm ida, but it is expected to strengthen once it enters those warm waters of the gulf of mexico. let me put this on. this is showing those high temperatures are brown, the golf. in fact, the northern gulf coast. your water temperature is about 32 degrees. so what this means, this will allow for the rapid intensification of this disturbance and either could make landfall as a category 3. hurricane late on

u. n. q. mo ton has been out an outspoken support of the democracy movement since me on most ministry sees power in february. nicaragua is electoral tribunal has disqualified the main opposition party from taking part in the members presidential election. it is the latest move in a crackdown on the opposition by president daniel ortega's government. several countries ascending aircraft, and firefighters to greece to help baffled dozens of uncontrolled wildfire, still burning across the country. a major blaze, just north of athens, has for thousands to flee. the fire is heading towards lake marathon. the capitals main water reservoir. israel says is ready for an escalation on lebanese border, often exchange a fight with his buller israel's, on don't defense system intercepted several rockets fide from southern lebanon. iranian backed has follows, says the borrower's was in retaliation for israeli, as strikes a day earlier. those, the headlines one on one east just next county in the cold, from june to south africa. the pandemic has reopened preexisting economic political challenges. but the

u. n. times the on group has priority list of people that wants to arrest, include africans who served with the military and the police as well as intelligence units. the u. n says the taliban have been carried out to targeted door to door visits. rob mcbride reports from couple this report issue through the un. it does make very worrying reading, and i think it will gain a lot of traction here with people in afghanistan, given the taliban record in the past, and also it's reputation. so the report talks about former military and also intelligence personnel from the former regime being targeted taliban going door to door. also wiring they talks about the families of those people. if they don't get the individuals themselves. the families are then targeted as a way of putting pressure on those individuals to come forward from my dental who they are. and also talks about in full recruiting. inform is try to a presumably set up a network to try to identify all of these individuals. this, as we know goes against what the taliban has been saying from the very start. it has no interest in recrimi

u. n. and he said this has gone on for 25 years and it has, i can remember this from when i emigrated to the u. s. it's low wages, it's not a job, but very pleasant, and it's always been there in the u. k. so the lori drive issues never going away. the 3rd is that the 4th issue is that of, if you look at it, you're going to see that immigration normally has occurred into the u. k. that labor shortage is exacerbated because of the travel restrictions. people can come in to the u. k. in the way they used to to work. and last but not least, the ping demick has been a major factor because people had to self isolate. so they're out of the labor for labor. 4th, a lot of them have had to stay home and that has contributed for those 5 factors. brand have exacerbated it, kind of like a conundrum of the hotel in the u. k. right, and i know that there's a lot of moving parts there. now at the same time, we're all looking forward, not just for the few months, but especially to the holidays. we've got supermarkets and producers warning that the supply shortages could last to the holidays and could even r

u. n. q, i, mo ton has been an outspoken supporter, the democracy movement since me on most military sees power back in february. rob reynolds has more from washington, dc of justice department, has them in custody now they've been charged with conspiracy to injure or, or kill a foreign official on us soil. we know they are both me and more citizens. they are living. we're living in new york, just north of new york city and they apparently hatch this plot according to the justice department, which says it has recorded tell of phone conversations between the 2 and a 3rd party talking about hiring attackers to, to go after the ambassador to injure him, try to force him to resign his position and then if he refused to do that, according to the complaint against the 2, they said they would have, he would have been killed, the master would have been killed. one of the 2 men who is in custody now use the wire transfer services over the internet to send $5000.00 to in furtherance of this alleged plot. now, the ambassador, as you mentioned, joe, joe moore, june, is actually a leftover from the pr

. >> one thing we do know is that denver wriggleman has spoke n u strongly about misinformation and whato, before and after january 6th. his opinion would be interesting for the committee to have as advice. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> "outfront" next new york governor andrew cuomo's lawyering slamming the state attorney general's report detailing sexual harassment allegations against him. >> the investigation was conducted to support a predetermined narrative. >> now the attorney general's office is responding. >>> plus, a top arizona republican told to watch his back because he's refused to support the state's sham audit and that's not the only threat that supervisor bill gates has received. he's my guest. finding new routes to reach your customers, and new ways for them to reach you... is what business is all about. it's what the united states postal service has always been about. so as your business changes, we're changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide. same day shipping across town. returns right from t

they adverse policy of continuing to board people on playing the a port axis. root has been closed to avoid stamp the the u. n. t talk, human rights official told an emergency session of the un human rights council. she has received credible reports of the taliban, committing serious violations, including summary executions of civilians and restrictions on women. if on dement, the red line will be the taliban statement of women and girls and respect for their rights, liberty feels movement, education, self expression, unemployment guided the international if you will read norms in particular issues next to quality secondary education for girls will be an essential indicators of commitment human right to talk about spokesman said women should for the time being, stay at home because taliban fighters were not yet trained on how to behave. and you know, we need to have a procedure and a plan in place. security forces, not operational, they are not trained to deal with women. that's why we're stopping women from going to work. we asked women to stay home and their salaries will be resuming and come back to work w

has continued overnight. in the city of laska gone southern afghanistan, thousands have fled to neighboring kandahar the country, 2nd largest city. the u. n says health facilities is struggling to cope with civilian casualties. china has a keys abiding administration of violently interfering, and it's a fires bounce off the u. s. of a temporary safe haven to thousands of hong.

&ps÷.u■ >> let's turn now to lithuania,n which has struggled with a migration crisis that it blames oning bell resolution of ruse, ando' president luke shanko.ke last year, there were 81 people who illegal traveled from belarus to lithuania, but there year that have been thousands. lithuaniaan accuses belarusian authorities for encouraginggi this. we traveled to one set of camps on the lithuania side of the border and sent this report. >> reporter: on the eastern frontier, lithuania is spending 40 million euros to strengthenn its border. but50 times more people arrived than a year ago, and they've been held inve centers.. some are economic migrants. others say they have left wars. >> ( translated ): i escaped from afghanistan and ended up here i was shot at. i lost a leg. peoplehot and killed my father and uncle.le the rt of the family is in pakistan, and i'm here. >> reporter: some come on land and others on flights, but all are belarus, leading lithuania of accusing its neighbor of deliberately encouraging the influx. >> hybrid dreagz towardsar lithuania, using irregular migrants as

u. s. hope the resolution will protect people's rights to leave afghanistan, no matter. the reason question, salome has this report from the u. n. as the u. s. was completing its withdrawal from afghanistan, the security council was voting on a resolution meant as a message for the taliban that the world is watching. one such commitment which the taliban has made publicly and privately, is that those who wish to leave afghanistan will be able to do so. today's resolution signals just how seriously the security council takes that commitment. along with the commitment to allow humanitarian a to flow and prevent terrorism, russia and china express concern that afghan, a stan could again become a safe haven for armed groups who could attack other countries. but they abstained from the vote. more with perhaps the fleet had more time the result of the vote would have been different. at the same time, we can see in this an attempt to shift the blame for the failure to collapse after 20 years of the presence of the united states and their allies in the region onto the taliban. and all the countries in the region that will have to deal

u. n. special repertoire on torture. neil's meltzer has met with berlin's interior minister and top police officials about allegations of police brutality added anti lock down protest. earlier this month, the you an expert said the authorities were open and ready to share material. the police have remained unapologetic about the use of force against demonstrators. the question is, violence, violence hurts, violence, injured violence, look violence, direct coalition. even with all the pictures that go with it is still part of a legal system. when those herron seem for a police officer slammed an elderly woman to the ground surface, there was a wave outrage here in germany. call him alex police brutality. not on the side of the german police. they looked at the same scenes and called them all for the course, and even part of the legal system. the sucking statements came in response to prove a few years, complaints of police misconduct at an antelope down protest on the 1st of august, and on that the some, $5000.00 people came out to this trip. they were mad with force, with officers. so when

same point in 2019, even though normal activity has not yet fully restarted the target, we need to hit to that the climate catastrophe predicted by the u. n. back in 2018 is an emissions reduction of 7.6 percent. so our unexpected experiment in reducing our ecological impacts has revealed the sheer extent of the changes that have to be made for the health of the planet. but as governments, the directly economic fall out of the pandemic, environmental laws and regulations across many countries have been weakened or torn down at an alarming speed. this was particularly evident in the united states when limits on pollution and carbon emissions were lifted. and in brazil, where there was a surgery, the executive acts by president jabal scenario. not just but you will from out of the need to talk to check. did you feel she's kind of so now she's trying to fit it out. she's kind of still demanding. y'all, miss fame. i'm fine. lace that any image of the book is lot of the error, but my protege as well plus finding bakovich is much it will make it simple enough. thing was gonna be some flat but on the floor as though just the door is not finding

you completely agree with the biden administration's withdrawal the way this has happened has been a f-u-c-k-i-n-g disaster, and he has not agreed to evacuate anybody last night and we can't guarantee that and -- >> i believe that the question was about individuals who are still there, because they don't, and they are not prepared to leave or other afghans or others who may want to depart for clarity and i know that you care about context. >> so there is an attempt to evacuate all americans and is there a deal with the taliban? >> i don't understand the question. >> the departure of the evacuation was unorganized and so how are you going to evacuate those people who are going to be left? >> i know that the number that the state department is going to give or about to give and those evacuated since august 14th, we have evacuated 5,100 citizens and confirmation within the last day 300 additional americans, and based on the outreach, we have 500 more americans who want to leave, and we are in direct contact with them, and that is speaking to our commitment. >> the question is on the topic that yester

u. n as well. i'm 20. 0 good. seattle has just recently has said that he will be convening a meeting of the un security council on monday. specifically to talk about the ongoing situation in afghanistan here in year. if we've heard from sha michelle, the council president who condemned the attack and said that he hoped this was going to see a resurgence in terrorism. m and a thing from of gun a stun, nato secretary general. you insult him, but also adding his voice to the condemnation of this to talk. he said this evacuations would continue, that that remained the priority, getting people out through cobble apple, where they possibly could when it comes to germany, they had to now through and kind of cut them out of the german defense minister that the german evacuation mission had been completed, that's the evacuation of all german soldiers diplomats and the remaining german police officers that were on the ground in afghanistan. they have been sent one transport plane back to cobble apple. this is a special called go transp

the united nations warns that climate change on planet earth has reached code red the u. n climate report rather released today says global warming has only accelerate. rated it says higher temperatures are likely to produce even more frequent heatwaves, drought and other extreme weather by the 20 thirties. scientists say cyclones will also get stronger and wetter and arctic ice will melt raising sea levels. climate activists point out the report does not offer solutions and should prompt people to ask tough questions. like what do we value? and are we ready to take action to ensure future and present living conditions? so i hope that this can be a wake up call. the u. n report draws on more than 14,000 scientific studies. it concludes that there is no doubt that the release of carbon dioxide emissions from human activity is to blame for global warming, already, yeah, it's gonna be warm this week around here but in the pacific northwest are going to see record heat kind of similar to that event. we had a month or so ago when they were setting all time records, which is a li

well, and that's what brings us back into china on this because china has gone to the u. n. and say, hey, guess what? us and all their allies, they've done wrong and i guess and they need to be punished. i'm kind of wondering why china would take this to the you and kind of drawing this line and the saying, saying, guess what, you, the country you need to decide between china or the united states. who are you going to stand with? meanwhile, comma harris today in the singapore, we're saying we're not going to make you decide asia, you think calmly knows that where these countries in asia would actually choose to stand within the present. you know anybody watching world events, right? now that's an ally has to be concerned about whether this alliance is, is as strong as it pretends to be, or has been under previous administrations. i mean, we saw basically the chinese, you know, show their muscle and hong kong they are continuing to threaten taiwan. you know, if you're a taiwanese resident or a time when he's business, you gotta be terrified that the chinese seem to be looking

u. n. as well. i'm 20. 0 good. seattle has just recently has said that he will be convening a meeting of the un security council on monday. specifically to talk about the ongoing situation in afghanistan here in year. if we've heard from charlotte, michelle, the council president who condemned the attack and said that he hoped this wasn't going to see a resurgence in terrorism. m and a thing from of gun a stun, nato secretary general, you installed in, but also adding his voice to the condemnation of this attack. he said evacuations would continue, that, that remained the priority, getting people out through cobble apple, where they possibly could when it comes to germany, they had to now through an incorrect kind of cut him out of the german defense minister that the german evacuation mission had been completed that's the evacuation of all german soldiers. busy diplomats and the remaining german police officers that were on the ground in afghanistan. they have since sent warm transport plane back to cobble apple. this is a sp

it is significant because it has gone is harm province and also because it is just so close to the caffeine. meanwhile, the u. n is saying now is the time to avoid a prolonged civil war in afghanistan, while agencies say, is a humanitarian catastrophe. unfolding the taliban is offensive as driven thousands of people from their homes, with more than 250000 people displaced since may of which 80 percent of women and children. as i'm sorry they got on us. martin, i'm much on people for many provinces have been displaced due to war and i have come to cobb bow and taken shelters and living at public parks and roadsides everywhere. and i've got to stand the situation is now worse. if it continues like this, the taliban will come to cobble too. but all the guns one is an end to the war and they want peace chatter guy to quote that out. if they did it, it may be, they will come to kabul to it's possible. so we are very concerned in this case many provinces fell back to back. we don't know what is going on. the u. n. is calling for funded mental changes and how countries deal with wildfires focusing on prevention rather

u. n is saying, because in the last few minutes, jazeera has spoken to the un humanitarian coordinator for afghanistan. he was here in couple last week he's actually just arrived in new york and my colleagues spoke to him. he says at this particular time, we call on everyone to cease the military hostility. the cease fire is the only option to prevent casualties among the civilians. the situation in laska is very difficult. the population is trapped and probably doesn't have a means of escaping from the city that that's the latest comment from rummy's. i like bought off who is the humanitarian coordinator of the united nations in the u . n's deputy special representative in afghanistan as i say, he's currently trying to brief other members of the d u. n. leadership on the trip to new york. yeah, it sounds like the next few hours, particularly are going to be crucial enough dynasty james, for now. thank you very much indeed. meantime we've got some breaking news out of the u. s. the pentagon is in lockdown after multiple gunshots were fired outside. the reports from the fire department of m

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u. s. government, now, it has that same sort of profit driven orientation. and again, we learn nothing from that interview, but i says k, u c n n. and cnn was glad to be used by isis k as a platform for their propaganda. and some of the news now to men in the thirty's have died in japan days of to getting that 2nd doses of the madonna coven vaccine. the japanese health ministry has launched investigation with donna and to key to pharmaceutical at the local distributor of the job. have said that there was no indication so far, the death was caused by the shot. we do not have any evidence to these deaths caused by the maternal tribute 900 vaccine. and it is important to conduct a formal investigation to determine whether there is any connection on sunday, the can or what region suspend to the use of the madonna vaccine. off the thumb batches were found to have contaminants. the 2 men that died received shots from a tainted batch to. now the japanese authorities have ready stopped the roll out of an estimated $1600000.00 doses fit to be from be contaminated batch. they've been delivered to more than $800.00 centers around the co