u. s. dot back. cool. but it's cooling was, is enhancing the showers in mexico that coolers also generating a line of showers. this one here from the midwest down towards the southern states . it'll improve things in texas, but not in the east that looks particularly wet the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021. there are some things you can never forget than there are scenes which will be etched in your memory forever. in syria, we documented atrocities. and in the northern city of a level, we witness something. we will never unsee the bodies bound and executed their hands, tied gunshot wounds to their heads were bad enough, but watching the relatives identify their loved ones. that's one of the hardest things i've ever done as hard as it was we had and needed to film because maybe one day, those responsible can and will be held to account. it is an honor, but at the same time it is a challenge to do this job, to bear witness to history as it's made to make sure what is

because they will point they're essentially point pay to the us dollar things like us p p u, v c u b u s. d dot attract people started using stable point in new actual dollar. then essentially the country and the fan will have just lost their power. because the treasury is the only body in the us that can issue legal tender . but the point became widely accepted exchange and then secondly, the treasury is no longer the only shouldn't bond. that's the real reason that they want to try to rain because they lose everything. but then of course, the other reasons that they're citing include things like the fact that the mine are not necessarily trustworthy. as in the company behind the issues. like do not have a one to one with their ratio. as private companies be issuing, companies don't need for that or the high where and what their reserve. so full circle, which is the issue of you if you see a tether. the issue or you have separately defended the level information that they share with the market. and how they've invested the corporate debt, commercial paper and other liquid market, the cash. so

u. s. had imposed on countries companies, entities, dealing with the regime. seeing flexibility coming from the u. s. has definitely helped propel dot forward, but also in the heart of it really is 1st of all the humanitarian crisis in live in on. but also the interesting regional dynamics that are happening on the economic level as well. with jordan, with egypt that are also in a way, reaching the wheels for such a deal to be taking place for the liberties delegation to actually had to damascus . i don't think we're talked here. we're probably talking weeks to months. the infrastructure is actually inflate. the problem is that there's a lot of the grid, a lot of parts of the grid that actually need maintenance because they did get damaged during the civil war and conflict and syria. this will take a few months, but it will eventually contribute. it will not resolve the problem. it will definitely ease the pressure off the lebanese people off the foreign currency reserves that are being depleted as a result of having to import the large quantities of fuel of the economic crisis 11 on its pushing people further into poverty, sought a

dot com. the way the u. s. government funded is the issue of treasury bond and they pay the interest on those bonds by collecting taxes. who owns most of those bonds, if not virtually all those bonds, the top 110th of one percent. so the government simply becomes a pastor mechanism for people to pay money from their pockets through something called taxes that are just a fig leaf that hides the transmission mechanism of your money through the government, into those who own the the, the, the, the, the, the, the with the time action or attention you're watching, going underground back for a brand new series. as us secretary said that the blinking me to a german foreign minister i go mass to discuss the significance of nature's catastrophic defeat by the taliban in afghanistan. joining me now in the studio to discuss the future of nato, so called forever was of the so called end to the usa. the longest war in history could remark the beginning of a new world order is edge and re filmmaker journalist john pilcher.

yes, i can confirm the mentioned by name, but even after image has all the chaos dot com to port and merge, the u. s. kept up the narrative that the situation was under total control. what we're doing every single minute of every single hour of every single day is working to create a safe passage for all civilians, including the afghans who worked for us to the airport to get them on planes and get them out. i think they're responsible, say americans are stranded, they are not. we are committed to bringing americans who want to come home homes completed. one of the biggest err lists in history, extraordinary success. and this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravely and selfless courage. united states military and our diplomats and intelligence professionals. well, i'll give you a shout unlike yon wrote a scathing letter to the army as high command highlighting some of the missteps. specifically, the fact that us nations were abandoned at the gates while 3 m. t. jets paid for by volunteers were waiting for them. we reached out to the pentagon, but they declined to comment on the allegations

the address to sarah dot com ah, type of quick check of the headlines here on 0, the u. s. s. trailer on u. k. have announced new indo pacific security alliance. it seems the strategy to counter china's implants in the region will good morning, orchestra alliance involves corporation in cyber and underwater. defense. australia also gets new nuclear power submarines with american and british help. august will bring together our sellers. our scientists and our industries maintain and expand our age and military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now, as the key project under archive, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally our nuclear powered submarine. more details are emerging about wednesdays. miss are launched by north korea state media say a new train mounted massage system was tested. south korea reported its own testers hours later in a sign of escalating tensions. the government to the philippines says it will not cooperate with an investigation by

cultural uplifting dot sultanzoy is the mayor of kabul. he's a former u. s citizen and united airlines pilot. and now he's one of the last afghan government officials still serving under taliban rule, i have a responsibility and i've been, uh. but given this responsibility to do something and if i just leave, like others. what have i achieved? the future of afghanistan remains uncertain. civilians don't know whether the taliban will be able to govern for many of the groups, young fighters who have been at war for 20 years. this is the first experience they've had with modern society couple and the rest of the country remains an experiment between government conflict and tribal extremism. civilians hope the outcome will mean economic prosperity and stability. i hope that every person. ah final work because we have a lot of workers in afghanistan, but they didn't have works and also we need to high educations. um just this is our hope. afghan. have this hope you saw the images in that piece in some parts of afghanistan. taliban fighters are playing on carnival

dot com. ah and now the top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. u k and australia have defended their new security alliance under which the australian government will be able to develop nuclear power submarines. it's seen as an effort to counter china's in.

dot combs. ah and now the top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. u. k and australia have defended their new security alliance under which the australian government will be able to develop nuclear powered submarines. it seen as an effort to counter china's influence in the pacific. but beijing says it's severely damages regional piece and intensifies and arms race. the fact also effectively counsels a $1000000000.00 deal for a french company to build submarine for failure. frances government has reacted with fury, accusing australia of stabbing it in the back, and the by doing ministration of acting like donald trump. but america's top diplomat consists of france and europe are not being sidelined. i want to, besides that there is no regional divide, separating the interests of our atlantic and our pacific partners. this partnership with australia in the united kingdom is a signal that we're committed to working with our allies and partners, including in europe, to ensure a free and open in pacific. we welcome european countries playing an important ro

dot com. ah . so this is out there. these are the top stories in the u. s. as announced. it's relaxing a current of ours trouble button imposed 18 months ago. it's allowing fully vaccinated for travelers to enter the country from november without needing to quarantine. white house correspondent kimberly hallett is more now from washington administration, just announcing but now instead of looking at countries and banding problems in certain countries, they're going to look at individuals from countries all around the world. essentially what it means now is if you've been vaccinated, you can come to the united states, but you're going to need to show proof of vaccination. you're also going to need to show negative cobra tests within 72 hours of your flight to the united states. and when it comes to americans, there are some new changes for american travelers, particularly if you're on vaccinate. if you're on back to david and american, coming back to the us, you are to have to have a negative coven test within 24 hours. and then when you land upon arrival, another test wit

dot com, forward slash al jazeera english. the new york times released an investigation into the u. s. drawing strike that one. we will be together over the 1st time, the hours we killed sophistication, raises some serious questions. i'm here today to send a records and acknowledge our search alarm richard gilbert and you are at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported. here are the media stories we're examining this week drawn warfare exposed. but why did it take the new york times and see and, and so long to get to such a big story? russian opposition activists develop a voting app to fight vladimir putin in an election. only to be stymied by us big tech. it's a time of reckoning in the great white north and canadian indigenous journalists are leading the way on reporting on the nations residential school stand and south african satirist. we have literally read things in your favor, taking a dig at the fossil fuel industry and it's government factory. it was the kind of reporting that gets taught in journalism schools and investigation by the new york times that dest

dot com. ah . so this is out there are, these are the top stories in the u. s. as announced. it's relaxing the current of our trouble, but impose 18 months ago. it's allowing fully vaccinated for travelers to enter the country from november without needing to quarantine. white house correspondent kimberly hallett is more now from washington administration just now thing. but now instead of looking at countries and banding problems in certain countries, they're going to.

dot gov. you can scroll videos and photos of those added for the january 6 riots at the u. s. capital. there have been over 500 arrests so far. and the f. b i is asking for your help to round up more. who could pose new threats. story of our lifetime. number 3, climate change no longer debatable. the planet is warming faster than any time in 2000 years. wildfires savage western states during hurricane season, the number of named storms exhausts the alphabet. if you are visiting the monuments here on washington, watch your step as pats around the title based on the flags stately memorials to thomas jefferson, f d r. martin luther king junior, could be muddy or under water. and what's happening has become a threat to our national security. we've characterized climate change as a threat multiplier for instability in fragile regions of the world. and now we see that even a new ocean in the arctic has opened up with geo political competition. potentially on the rise as access to resources and shipping lanes. a new trade route become more and more accessible in a new region of the world. and

can be charged re, jazeera dot cost, china is showing off some of its most advanced aircraft technology and weaponry. its biggest show event is being held as rivalry with the u. s. and western countries intensifies or barton money reports on charlie. the pool to the air and it's, it's both technology going. yeah, i think everyone cares most about a 20 bumper, but not here. maybe we'll have to wait for a few more years. other than that, it's the j to in fighter j 10 and j 20 still pointers are among the highlights that this says show into high city. it's part of beijing drive to compete against western rivals in selling its latest military hardware and technology. everything down to digital, the main feature of the f k. 2000 air defense weapon system is that it's a combat vehicle integrated with an air defense system. it has 2 sets of radar photo electric sensor missiles on each side and 2 anti aircraft guns. it's a show the u. s. is likely to keep a close eye on it signed a security pack with a u. k. and australia that includes providing nuclear power submarines to camera as a deterrent against what they see as chinese threats in the, in the pacific region. las

dot com. ah. traffic check of the headlines here on al jazeera, the us special envoy, haiti as quick over the treatment of patient migrant daniel foot. describe the u. s . policy on deportations as inhumane and counter productive responding to his resignation. the white house said he never res, just concerns about migration policies or secretary jen sock. he insisted the president biden was taking the issue seriously. when he has asked all of us to convey clearly to people who are understandably, have questions, are passionate or concerned. as we are about the images that we have seen is one, we feel those images are horrible and heretic. there is an investigation. the president certainly supports overseen by the the department of homeland security, which he has conveyed. what will happen quickly. i can also convey to you that the secretary also conveyed to civil rights leaders earlier this morning that we would no longer be using horses in del rio. so that is something a policy change that has been made in response to the white house. the horses will no longer be used by us border patrol and del rio texas to often use the horses rains to with haitian

dots incorrectly here. so we have the international criminal court . the chief prosecutor says we're going to investigate possible war crimes by us forces in afghanistan. the u. s. government responds with sanction actually revokes the visa of the chief prosecutor. we get a new chief prosecutor who then says, yeah, we're not gonna bother with that because it's cost too much. i mean, it's not too simple to put all that together and get your answer. no, i think i think you're exactly right. the u. s. bullying of the international criminal court did what it set out to do, and that was to get the u. s. off the hook here in afghanistan, and not only the us, but also the northern alliance, which of course, the u. s. l. put in power in 2001, and which is responsible for its own share of human rights abuses right off the bat . what comes to mind, for example, is the convoy of death in which is surrendered. taliban fighters were sent and sealed containers to a prison and they all died on the way in literally thousands of people. and this was overseen by both the us and the 19. no one will ever be prosecuted for that. or the numerous rapes that happened in theater by us

dot com is a preview. saw the sandals belong to melinda. she was very close to me. i looked her so much. she always told me to buy ice cream with u. s. military forces conducted and unmanned over the horizon airstrike on a vehicle known to be an imminent isis k threat. on the morning of the bombing, she came and kissed me and said, good morning, father. it was her last meeting. i will never see her again. i say, i says k lived in this house in this house with these children, members of ice, this stupid thought without any proof, without any investigation, they attacked us and killed our children. and we will never forgive them to form a pentagon security analyst in a former intelligence office, gave us that views on the american apology. and the underlying issues it reveals it is a little unusual for them to admit to a mistake. and yet they used to be bombings all the time in syria and northern iraq . they hardly ever admitted to the kind of gun really had no choice but to look into it. so the general takes responsibility and they're going to offer compensation, doesn't bring back the lives of children and the adults who are killed.

dot com. more americans were allowed to leave afghanistan on thursday. the taliban, giving them the green light to flee on charter flights almost 10 days after the official end of the u. s. withdrawal. many moto remain, has the biden administration grapples with the fall out? a series of leave messages is now shedding light on the failed efforts to get it citizens out. and the american citizens. yes, all of them we are abandoning american citizens. those texts which haven't been verified, were disclosed by michael young. he's a walker, responded a former us special forces soldier and was among the civilians working with the military and private networks to rescue stranded americans. he gave us details of his conversation with a high ranking us army officer that colonel was not physically present, but he was in contact major general chris donahue who, who was the combatant commander on the ground. and so that colonel wasn't physically there. in fact, he was very frustrated. you can see from that tax, there was more tax those while he was really demonstrating a lot of frustration at one point you said 10, you ran the gate and other were intended with the car and get in. i

address algebra dot com ah, top of krycek at the headlines here on al jazeera, the us special envoy to haiti as quick over the treatment of patient migrant. daniel foot described the u. s. policy on deportations as inhumane and counter productive responding to his resignation. the white house said he never raised his concerns about migration policies. for secretary gen saki insisted the president biden was taking the issue seriously. when he is asked all of us to convey clearly to people who are understandably, have questions are passionate, are concerned, as we are about the images that we have seen is why.

dot com. alex yeah, an important drill here. hopefully, they can learn a lot from it. rob roth live in mill valley. thank you. the u. s begins deporting thousands of migrants who have camped out now along the texas border town to conversation about where these migrants came from. why, and the u. s response. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. have been removed from a massive encampment along the texas border town. the u. s has begun deportation flights, putting migrants on planes back to haiti as it scrambles to head off a humanitarian crisis at the southern border in recent days, more than 12,000 migrants traveled through mexico and set up camp near a bridge in the town of del rio. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas called it a challenging and heartbreaking situation but also had a warning. if you come to the united states illegally, you will be returned. the us is planning to increase the pace and capacity of those deportation flights. many of the haitian migrants initially left their country for south america