if the taliban will go along with this. the u. s. hopes the resolution will protect people's rights to leave afghanistan, no matter the reason. consistent with the right to leave any country including one's own, everybody must be allowed to safely leave afghanistan for whatever reason, when ever they want, by air or by land. this is the utmost, this is of the utmost importance to us. the u. k. says the taliban must uphold commitments. it's already made to ensure i've gone to san doesn't become a breeding ground. armed groups are going to stone can never again become a safe haven for terrorists. we have condemned unequivocally the attack on cobble airport last week. and we reiterate our condolences and sympathy to the bereaved and to the injured. a coordinated approach will be vital to counter any extremist threat emanating from afghanistan and we called on the taliban to uphold their commitments contained in the doe har agreement. still ahead on al jazeera, we look back at the different strategies by the u. s. during 20 years of war

but it's not known if the taliban will go along with this. the u. s. hopes the resolution will protect people's rights to leave ask, honestly, no matter. the reason kristen salumi reports now 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 commitments to allow humanitarian aid to flow and prevent terrorism . russia and china expressed 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 a 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

u. s. along with its allies turned to nation building with big promises of lessons learned. we know this from not only intelligence, but from the history of military conflict in afghan. stan, it's been one of initial success followed by long years of floundering and ultimate failure. we're not gonna repeat that mistake critic say that's exactly what happened as the us turned more attention to the war in iraq. the us announced an end to major combat operations in afghanistan in 2003. a constitutional written elections followed a new president, new legislature with women taking positions of power. but as the years past cracks from the coalition and as detailed and fall back in civilian casualties mounted along that of the armed forces, opinion turned, a new us president had to make a decision, go bigger or go home. or overarching goal remains the same us president brock obama decided to send an additional $17000.00 troops. then 30000 more by 2010. around 100000 us troops would be enough. ghana stands in may of 2011. some of the lawn was found and killed in pakistan, but the wa

u. s. has spent nearly. 822 billion to pay for it. also during that time, 2400 u. s troops were killed along with 3800 u. s contractors and 66,000 members of the afghan military, 47,000. afghan civilians were also killed along with 51,000 members of the taliban, the question to be debated and discuss now. is relatively simply simple. what if anything, did american forces accomplish during those 20 years for more on the withdrawal from afghanistan? you can go to our website ktvu .com. now to our other top story in haiti, where the death toll from that massive 7.2 earthquake yesterday sword today to almost 1300, with many more missing, the white house said today it's sending a search and rescue team of 60 people with specialized equipped been to help find survivors. fox news, alex hogan tells us it's a race against time before the arrival of a tropical storm. the focus in haiti now on search and rescue for anyone trapped under the rubble, with thousands still missing after a 7.2 magnitude quake led to widespread destruction throughout the country. saturday's earthquake struck just off the coast but could be

u. s spent 822 billion to pay for it. and during that time $2400 were killed along with 3800 u. s contractors. 66,000 members of the afghan military also died along with 47th afghan civilians and 51,000 members of the taliban. the question to be debated and discuss now is what if anything, was accomplished during those 20 years and to stay plugged into developments in afghanistan. you can go to our website anytime. ktvu dot com now to haiti, where the death toll from yesterday's massive seven point two earthquake sword today to almost 1300, with many more missing, the white house said today that they're sending a search and rescue team of 60 people with specialized equipment to help find survivors. fox news alex hogan tells us that it's a race against time before the arrival of a tropical storm. the focus in haiti now on search and rescue for anyone trapped under the rubble, with thousands still missing after a 7.2 magnitude quake led to widespread destruction throughout the country. saturday's earthquake struck just off the coast but could be felt across the entire island. the t

u. s war. during that time the u. s has spent 822 billion to pay for it. also during that time 2400 u. s troops were killed along with 3800 u. s contractors and 66,000. members of the afghan military 47,000 afghan civilians were also killed. along with 51,000 members of the taliban. the question that needs to be debated and discuss now is this. what if anything was accomplished during those 20 years and a reminder to stay plugged into developments in afghanistan? you can go to our website ktvu .com, now to haiti images taken from above the earthquake damage there in haiti. give you an idea of what search teams are dealing with. as they look for victims. the official death toll is now approaching, 1300 officials say at least another 28 people are injured. fox news alex hogan tells us the white house is sending dozens of people to help. the focus in haiti now on search and rescue for anyone trapped under the rubble, with thousands still missing after a 7.2 magnitude quake led to widespread destruction throughout the country. saturday's earthquake struck just off the coast but could be felt across the entire island

u. s service members were killed. along with 3800 u. s contractors, 47,000 afghan civilians were also killed along with 51,000 members of the taliban, east bay congressman eric swalwell says he and his team are ready to help the bay area's afghan community. congressman, swalwell says if you have a loved one, waiting for a special immigration, immigrant visa, his staff can help get a status update on pending applications. and that includes translators and interpreters working for the u. s government. we want to do everything we can to help people who helped us in this 20 year conflict where, of course, we defeated and killed osama bin laden took so many terrorists off the battlefield and want to make sure those who helped us are being helped. is this country suffers, the resurgence of the taliban. the office of congressman swalwell is in castro valley, and he says, appointments can be made or you can stop by on mondays between two and five p.m. or on tuesday, between nine in the morning and noon. we have added that schedule to our website

u. s. service personnel killed and couple on thursday. they were among a 175 people who died in a suicide bombing at the airport. hurricane ida has made land for along the u. s. gulf coast as a category for storm. hundreds of thousands, the people taking shelter. the storm is threatening new orleans 16 years to the day since it was devastated by hurricane katrina. meanwhile, hurricane nora has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves its way up mexico's pacific coast. torrential rains and heavy winds have caught flooding, operated trees, and damage roads and power lines. several palestinians have been injured during protests along the border separating the gaza strip from israel. israeli army find it demonstrated to setting small fires, inferring rocks and explosive devices at the fence. the rebels have attacks yelman's largest base in the south with drones and missiles. at least 30 soldiers were killed at l. a not military base, which is used by any government forces backed by saudi arabian, the u. e. k headlines return out of their world l. e. cohen, ma side agent, 88. the, the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a gl

u. s. military plane. taxis along the tarmac. we cannot and must not abandon the people of afghanistan. the un secretary general colon from the international community to oppose the taliban takeover over the guns. ah, how am i doing this is i'm just like to go home. also coming up, a funeral was held occupied by site for one of the palestinians killed during and israeli wage. stretched thin again, hospitals in the philippines struggle to cope with a record search and cooper 19 cases. ah, well, we begin with the scenes from coble airport, which should the lens desperate people are willing to go to to get out of afghanistan. video from the airport shows crowds running along a taxing us military aircraft, some even clinging to the science or commercial flights from the airport to be canceled the telephone and said combo on sunday nights completing its takeover of the country. well, earlier us troops far shots in the air to stop people trying to boards military aircraft. we know they killed 2 armed men. taliban is also the foreign sh

the 175 people who died in a suicide bombing at the airport. hurricane ida has made land full along the u. s. gulf coast as a category for storm. hundreds of thousands of people are taking shelter. the storm is threatening new orleans, 16 years to the day since it was devastated by hurricane katrina, killing more than 1800 people. most important thing i can say right now is that everyone, everyone should listen to the instructions from local and state officials. just how dangerous this is to take it seriously. it's not just the coast, not just norman's. it's north as well. the rainfall is expected to be exceedingly high. the people with gulf coast, i want you to know that the train for the best planning occurred for the worst. meanwhile, hurricane nora has been downgraded to a tropical storm, as it moves its way mexico's pacific coast. torrential rains and heavy winds have caused flooding, operated trees and damage roads and power lines, nor made landfall as a category one hurricane on saturday. and last week, hurricane grace killed 8 people off that hit vera cruz. several palestinians had b

i can either has made land for along the u. s. gulf coast as a powerful category for storm. hundreds of thousands of people have been taking shelter authorities, a warning of an extremely dangerous storm surge and catastrophic winds. meanwhile, hurricane nora has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves its way up mexico specific coast to angel reins and heavy winds. have damaged roads and power lines. several palestinians have been injured during protests, along the border separating the strip from israel, israeli, all me find it demonstrated with setting fire firing rocks and explosive devices. the protest took place after strikes on a ledge, thomas target. and who's the rebels of attack? t amans largest base in the south. 30 soldiers were killed as he headline news continues here out there out and i story news news, news. news . bagdad has 1st to the gathering of the region main players, but can they reach common grounds? and why is the united states this is inside story, ah, the hello there and welcome to the program.

this one, uh, press was that the biggest gut punch governor newsom along with u s environmental protectionadministrator michael regan toward big basin on tuesday. exactly one year ago, a 97% of the park burned in the ccu lightning complex for fire. only the chimney remains where the historic lodge once stood, and the visitors center is no more 300. ft trees tagged for possible removal fast forward to today, yet another drought year the state battling 10 large wildfires, including the dixie fire, mr administrator way, the largest civilian fire fighting force in the world, the state of california, yet it's still not enough majority of the forest fires in the state on federal land when we look at what the ipcc report it just came out and told us it's a little bit more of a stark situation than we even thought. bad news is. you don't have to read a report. you can believe your own eyes. big basin, they say evidence of the impacts of climate change. climate change is real, if you don't believe it come out here in state of california besides working with federal partners, governor newsom says th

u. s. is hoping to do really over these next 3 days is to have some meetings 1st with the taliban delegation that's based in doha, as well as bringing and other international actors along with the u. s. there's also representatives from the cage, from the you, from china, from russia, from pakistan, from, with pakistan. and all these actors really focusing on 2 main goals. first to try and put some kinds of breaks on the rapidly deteriorating situation that we see. and that's gonna, samantha moment and secondly to try and get things back on track for negotiations between the taliban and african government. the u. s. is showing no signs of actually stepping up its attack. so do you think that's likely to change? right, so the us still planning to completely withdraw their military forces by the end of the month, most of that withdrawal has already happened. still, to date, the u. s. is assisting with some air operations assisting afghan forces with some of these operations. but all of those are from planes that are being sent in from outs, where there's currently no plans on the ground in afghanistan to carry out the, the operations. and the military has so far, so they

u. s. will continue to work to remove them, or any ask ends with what are called s i v. special immigration visas, or us permanent residency along with as president vine and said the hunt for those responsible for thursdays attacked the deadliest day by the way. for us forces in afghanistan in a decade, president biden said, the u. s. will hunt down those responsible though this also comes after just a few weeks ago. the president essentially lauding america's success in the region . listen to this mission to degrade the terrorist threat about cod in afghanistan and kilo some been lot was a success. i believed that our presence in that gas dance should be focused on the reason we went, the 1st place to ensure afghans that would not be used as a base from which to attack our homeland. again. we did that. those who carried out this attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm no this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay so certain. so certainly some contrasting statements there from the present on president and pentagon officials said today, by the way, there are specific, incredible th

taliban delegation that's based in doha, as well as bringing and other international actors along with the u. s. there's also representatives from the u. k. from the you, from china, from russia, from pakistan, from, with pakistan. and all these actors really focusing on 2 main goals 1st to try and put some kinds of breaks on the rapidly deteriorating situation that we see in africa at the moment. and secondly, to try and get things back on track for negotiations between the taliban and african government with the u. s. is really looking to do right now is the hand over most of the operation to the africa and forces and trust the training that they've provided to them. but so far that hasn't really hold and the african forces for the most part have been overrun or have surrendered to the taliban. and most of the cities and provinces that we're talking about, the humanitarian cost really can't be understated here. the civilian loss of life and really tens of thousands already displaced and really with very few options with anywhere to go with the taliban just spreading their offenses their widel

country to make the world's most popular crypto currency, legal tender starting next month along side the u. s. dollar. and now argent. tina is saying it could be next. that's according to the countries president who referred to the rise of crypto currencies as irreversible noting crypto has the potential to nullify inflation. when asked if the central bank is considering adopting its own digital currency or even making bitcoin legal tender, he said, quote, there's no reason to say no. the adoption of bitcoin could have a massive impact on a country that is no stranger to inflation. for context here in the u. s. the annual inflation rate at 5.4 percent in july. it's highest point in 13 years. however, in argentina inflation hit 50 percent last month, substantially from the government's target of 29 percent. while argentina does have its own national currency, it also relies heavily on both the us dollar and the international monetary fund. in fact, the country is currently indebted to the i am left to the tune of $45000000000.00, and the fund has already issued a warning to our salvador to try

but it's not known if the taliban will go along with this. the u. s hopes the resolution will protect people's rights to leave afghanistan. no matter the reason. consistent with the right to leave any country including one's own, everybody must be allowed to safely leave afghanistan for whatever reason. when ever they want, by air or by land. this is the utmost, this is of the utmost importance to us. fell ahead on al jazeera, we speak to a senior taliban about what the group hopes to achieve. after organizing its government. schools reopen in mexico, off the been shop for more than a year and a half. some students may never return to the classroom. ah. hello there. we're watching 2 systems that a weakening in central america on north america. one of those is ida. that's bringing the wet and windy weather to southern states in the us. the other one is nora, and that's made a 2nd land for moving up the west coast of mexico. it is weakening, but the remnants are bringing possible floods to states like sinaloa and sonora. we could see mud slides as those

u. s. service members were among the dead along with $28.00 taliban and it's also known the 3 brits, including a child were killed and another warning now there are more potentially upsetting images from cobble where you can see covered. forty's of victims have been laid out in the street with grieving families, identifying and collecting, know, and the ones we spoke to those affected. yes, i'm sorry, so the belinda belinda dixon. i was i was in the sunday waiting for money. no money people on british people that doesn't work properly. and some last one looks like 20 people other than the tool. again, plus one people like 60 people that people have no like have no legs. he's more i guys give it a couple for us and told us how the cities fairing of the tragic events. the situation so far this morning is somewhat comma than it was yesterday, but we kept hearing as many as half a dozen explosion, and this is off of the to terrorist form blocks at the airport. some of them are explained by the trailer, bad to, to the local population as, as control detonations carried out by american servicemen de

u. s. service members were among the dead along with 28 telephone numbers. ortiz more guys in kabul, and told us how the cities faring off the tragic events. the situation so far this morning is somewhat cob than it was yesterday, but we kept hearing as many as half a dozen explosion, and this is off the 2 terrace 4 blocks at the airport. some of them are explained by the taliban to the local population as, as control detonation carried out by american servicemen destroying their assets, equipment that they didn't want to leave behind and that they can evacuate. nevertheless, things that hasn't been the sort of shooting we had overnighted and the sirens that we heard yesterday. but from what we understand. and this has been confirmed to us by, by numerous sources that were such as and raids, carried out throughout the city over the course of tonight. and this this morning as well. those searches and grades are still ongoing, but tara threat at the airport is still high. you may have seen footage from the airport this morning. the crowds never went away. it's very difficult to describe just ho

you'd have to assume among these ministers, european allies who went along with the u. s. decision to withdraw because they felt they simply didn't have the strength to stay without the us, but who feel that it was the wrong decision carried out in the wrong way. they've got it now figure out what to do next. they've got to look at the security situation. they've got to look at the possibility now that reprisals will start taking place from the by the taliban, against people who worked for nato countries and nato emissions. there's evidence that that is already happening. they've got to stop thinking about labors of improves that they can possibly try to exert on the taliban to keep them to rein them in to keep them from sort of reverting to taught mr. stoughton, but keeps talking about the gains over the last 20 years. and doing whatever they can to try and preserve those games, you're talking about things like development aid. i mean there's not really an awful lot they can do that. i think the chief thing that they can wrestle with must wrestle with is whether to recog

u. s. we report on the crisis along the border with mexico was less than a day to go until the premier league kicks off. why campaign is according for an end to one of the games, the biggest sponsors, the japanese mer, who bit off more than he could chew, damaging and the limpid gold medal format, national sport. ah, samuel voted for a new leader, an election showdown between president edgar lou and main opposition rival. okay, to hit you. lemme extremely tight. the result is expected within 3 days, or which assa has more from your soccer. more than 7000000 people were registered to vote in them because presidential and parliamentary elections. there were long keys and the high turn out polling stations in the capital, lusaka, and other parts of the country in an election unless they will be very close to the high cost of living poverty and unemployment. a big concern for many voters. 0, one thing that you were raving, this son. everything else to come under the houston port so that we should be head if you're not working, it's quite difficult to cope with the standard of life now. yes, every

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u. s. and his partners now. and i've got to start along the way this video showing the inside of one format nato, a base in the country. and i say, be the hasty retreat. the u. s. presidents and the success of the evacuation is reliant on the cooperation of the taliban completion bargains. 31st depends upon the tale bond continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are trans, we're transporting out no disruption to our operation. in addition, i've asked the pentagon and the state department for contingency plans to adjust the time table. should that become necessary? let me remind you that the deadline for the american withdrawal is the 31st of august. i can very my message again to the americans to evacuate all its allies by this time because they have the capability, they have planes, they have the airport, they must evacuate all the troops. and those people who are linked to for this role underway, retired us generals and prominent capitol hill, politicians and calling for the continuation though the 20 campaign

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if a taliban will go along with that, the u. s. hopes the revolution would protect people's rights to leave afghanistan. no matter what the reason consistent with the right to leave any country including one's own, everybody must be allowed to safely leave afghanistan for whatever reason. when ever they want, by air or by land. this is the most. this is of the utmost importance to us. what china and russia both abstained from that un resolution. let's get the reaction out of china now and talk to katrina used to join us live from beijing, katrina. so china has always maintained some links with a taliban, regardless of who was in power. so how will basing be viewing this american exit was china's political game plan going forward? all china bubble is concerned about instability in the country and causing wider and stability in the region. the worried about it's gonna start becoming a strong hold for various forces which china considers to be terrorists and they're worried about their investments in the country as well as in neighbo

agriculture secretary tom vilsack took part in a briefing along with the new u. s forest service chief randy moore on the august fire in mendocino and six other counties burned more than one million acres last september and october on federal land. vilsack said that the federal gun government needs to step up with more money and personnel to try to prevent other massive fires for the latest information on the wildfires burning right now around our state. be sure to visit ktvu .com/ wildfires. new at 11. more employees and schools are requiring proof of a coronavirus vaccine unless a worker has a religious or medical exemption. this week, though, the archdiocese of new york told its priests not to give religious exemptions. ktvu is as a smith is here now, with reaction for medical experts here in the bay area, azenith smith. well frank, the vast majority of religions are encouraging members to get the shot, including the diocese. of san jose health expert from ucsf, says more religious leaders should take a stand on the diocese of san jose website. it encourages eve

yeah, just along the rockies pushing into alberta, you know, the u. s. is also battling wildfire is about $85.00 across the country there. this is one of them the pacific northwest in oregon and give you an idea of what crews are up against. but as we had further to the south, were getting some intense pockets of rain pull through here influenced by the north american monsoon. so flash flood warnings widespread here, and we have seen it deliver in states like arizona elsewhere across north america. we're watching, it's called french as race across toward the south, and it could trigger some very big thunder storms as we had toward those gulf states on monday. central america, we're going to dial back the rain as we head toward honduras in nicaragua, on monday, but still non stop brain, a for costa rica and panama next south america. you know, we've been talking a lot about this cold snack punched across, but temperatures are now on their way back up. rio de janeiro. we've got to have $26.00 degrees and we've got our range continuous rain falling across t

u. s. department of interior say this says this past 16 years has been the dry s, period along the colorado river basin in the past 1200 years and a hydrologist and tying to say the trends are pointing towards this continuing. and the water continuing to shrink here in the desert. so you thought about the situation where you are, what about across the region? tell us more about that. yeah, indeed. very severe is impact all across the region. for example, the 2nd largest reservoir in california, lake oroville behind a huge damn. the level there has fallen so far down that they can no longer run water through the turbines to generally generate electricity. the effects from this water club will be felt not so much in the cities, which will still receive drinking water, but it will be hard for farmers, particularly in places like arizona, which despite being in the desert, grows a lot of cotton and alfalfa water intensive crops like that, and hydrox just say that again, that the trends are moving in the wrong direction. there's less snow fall in the winter time in the mountains, and that means

uh press was that the biggest gut punch governor newsom, along with u. s environmental protection agency administrator michael regan toward big basin on tuesday. exactly one year ago, a 97% of this 180,008 park burned in the ccu lightning complex fire. only the chimney remains where the historic lodge once stood, and the visitors center is no more 300. ft trees tagged for possible removal fast forward to today. yet another drought year, the state battling 10 large wildfires, including the dixie fire, mr administrator with the largest civilian fire fighting force in the world, the state of california, yet it's still not enough majority of the forest fires in the state on federal land. when we look at what the ipcc report just came out and told us it's a little bit more of a stark situation than we even thought. bad news is you don't have to read a report. you can believe your own eyes big. basin they say evidence of the impacts of climate change. climate change is real, if you don't believe it come out here in state of california, as i said, the smash mouth

this one, uh, perhaps was that the biggest gut punch governor newsom, along with u s environmental protection agency administrator michael regan toward big basin on tuesday exactly one year ago in 97. 7% of the park burned in the ccu lightning complex fire. only the chimney remains where the historic lodge once stood, and the visitors center is no more 300 ft trees tagged for possible removal fast forward to today, yet another drought year the state battling 10, large wildfires, including the dixie fire, mr ministry to weigh the largest civilian fire fighting force in the world, the state of california, yet it's still not enough majority of the forest fires in the state on federal land. when we look at what the ipcc report just came out and told us it's a little bit more of a stark situation than we even thought. bad news is. you don't have to read a report. you can believe your own eyes, big basin, they say evidence of the impacts of climate change. climate change is real. if you don't believe it, come out here and state of california. besides working with federal partners, governor newsom s

uh price was that the biggest gut punch governor newsom, along with u. sonmental protection agency administrator michael regan toward big basin on tuesday exactly one year ago, a 97% of the park burned in the ccu lightning complex fire. only the chimney remains where the historic lodge once stood, and the visitors center is no more 300. ft trees tagged for possible removal fast forward to today, yet another drought year, the state. battling 10. large wildfires, including the dixie fire, mr administrator way, the largest civilian fire fighting force in the world, the state of california, yet it's still not enough majority of the forest fires in the state on federal land. when we look at what the ipcc report just came out and told us it's a little bit more of a stark situation than we even thought. bad news is. you don't have to read a report. you can believe your own eyes. big basin, they say evidence of the attacks of climate change. climate change is real, if you don't believe it come out here and state of california. besides working with federal partners

of the large amounts of i munition in the city, which will of course help their cause along the way. meantime, the u. s. has started evacuating embassy stuff from the country that's been ongoing for a little bit now. here, american choppers landing and taking off from the consulate, 5000 troops was said to help out. another 1000, drafted in recently, diplomats were also reportedly directed to destroy sensitive documents. and computers before they left. so the taliban reports the controls every board post across the country. and the only way to get out of afghanistan is through cobble airport. but i'm seeing news lines as you may have heard, just in the last half i was saying that basically if there are any flights today, they are all full powers sub a wounds, a local journalist, he told me a bit more earlier on the pupil have why because of this already and no peace and situation of the solid lot capturing the. busy big cities such as come to my city, why the color guard into the reaction cover the cheese on a bit. they don't. they don't want to give up to the level so then don't was thought of on and

u. s . doesn't have enough troops to god the portal provide security along the numerous taliban checkpoints. now some countries have security doubts about taking refugees in and more preoccupied with the return of their own citizens. well, fair enough. one might imagine the u. s. has evacuated the largest number of national so far and plans to rescue 22000 refugees by the end of august as well. the u. k. authorities have brought back more than 300 british citizens and over 2000 off guns. germany, which was slammed for only taking 7 people on his 1st plan out of cobble, has now helped almost a 1000. as a correspondent peter oliver now picks up this story. well, what we've been hearing here in germany from the interior ministers of the 16 states that make up the federal republic is there petitioning whole state hope of the federal interior minister saying germany needs a new african refugees program, the official message, or the message coming from the top of government here in berlin low is that they want to see african refugees housed and looked after in neighboring countries to galveston. c

u. s. doesn't have enough troops to guard the airport or to provide security along television checkpoints. some countries of security dance about taking in refugees and more pro 5 with the return of their own citizens. the u. s. as evacuated the largest number of national so far plans to rescue 22000 refugees by the end of august. as to the k, the authorities of so far brought by more than 300 british citizens among 2000 the africans. germany is which was slammed for only taking 7 people on his 1st plane out of cobble is now how almost a 1000. it's all of it picks up a story. well, what we've been hearing here in germany from the interior ministers of the 16 states that make up the federal republic is there petitioning whole stay hofer, the federal interior minister. thing germany needs a new african refugees program is the official message or the message coming from the top of government here in berlin low is that they want to see african refugees housed and looked after in neighboring countries to galveston. countries like around pakistan as well. what we've heard from angular merkel thou

u. s. doesn't have enough troops to guard the board or provide security along taliban checkpoints. now some countries have security doubts about taking in refugees, and they are well fair enough, as well. preoccupied with the return of their own citizens. of the u. s. has evacuated the largest number of national so far, and plans to rescue 22000 refugees by the end of august. as the u. k, the authorities are brought back more than 300 british citizens and over 2000 to ask guns. germany which was slammed for only taking 7 people on his 1st plane out of cobble as now helped almost a 1000 more. let's learn more. our cross live super lynn, the feeder, all of joining us here on the program. peter, there's a criticism. the countries simply not pulling that weight and much more needs to be done. well, what we've been hearing here in germany from the interior ministers of the 16 states that may cope the federal republic is there petitioning holes. the hope of the federal interior minister saying germany needs a new african refugees program. that's something that they want the same put in pl