u. s. move to 3000 people on thursday nights it says about 800002 be crated to the taliban took over. the religious king is appointed ishmael, separate as a new prime minister and mocking the return of the long ruling party. he replaces more. you didn't, the fin resigned on monday if he's coalition fell apart over criticism. b mishandled the red car. while the cove at 19 delta variances foresee a new wave of restrictions and locked downs across the asia. pacific region, australia and new zealand have seen cases surge. well, thailand has now passed 1000000 infections got high. the reports from bangkok, australia's biggest city sidney. seeing a surge of new cobit 1900 infections will now be locked down until the end of september. people in the worst hit suburbs will face a nighttime curfew. the cities, 5000000 residents are now required to wear face mass outside. the wider state of new south wales has had 3 consecutive days of more than 600 new cases with drug everything as piece. and now it's time to bunk down and i can't stress that enough . it is time all of us to bunker down. take t

u. s. moved 3000 people on thursday, including those waiting for visas. nato says about 800000 people have been evacuated since the taliban took over on sunday. rob mcbride is incredible. with more the report talks about former military and also intelligent personnel from the former regime being targeted taliban going door to door. also worrying, 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 friday by 25 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, that we know goes against what the taliban has been saying from the very start. it has no interest in recriminations, reprisals that a wants a different type of regime. it was to start afresh. southern haiti's only medical oxygen planned has been left severely damaged after sandy's powerful earthquake. more than 2000 people have been killed and thousands more have been left seriously injured. deman

u. s . moves, 3000 people on thursday, including those waiting for visas. nato says about 800000 people have been evacuated since the taliban took over on sunday. as foreign ministers holding an emergency meeting in brussels to discuss how to tackle the unfolding situation. meanwhile, sizes of families are still looking for shelter and couple after being forced out of their homes by the taliban. defense of more than 400 families who left provinces in the north of af canister. a sheltering in a school the you and had said earlier this month, more than 244000 people have been displaced in just 3 months along its partners. that providing temporary accommodation along with basic health services ready to use to patrick food for all the children who are hungry and have made this journey with hungry stomachs and units of also providing a psychosocial support to the children who have seen devastation and impact of war . there are also child friendly spaces here where children are coming and spending time, facebook twitter, unlinked and say they've changed their services and janice done to prote

u. s. moves 3000 people on thursday. nato says about 18 and faxed to be evacuated to, to taliban took over. his king has appointed east mil, southern jacobo, the new prime minister, marking the return of the long, really unknown party, replaces locating the scene. resigned on monday. as soon as correlation fell apart over criticism, he mishandled the corona virus pandemic. because the 1900 delta variant is forcing a new wave of restrictions in lockdown is across the asia pacific region. australia and new zealand seen cases increase while thailand now surpassed. 1000000 infections got higher reports from bangkok, australia's biggest city city seeing a search of new cobra. 1900 infections will now be unlocked down until the end of september. people in the worst hit suburbs or faith a nighttime curfew. the cities, 5000000 residents, are now required to wear face mass outside. the wider state of new south wales has had 3 consecutive days of more than 600 new cases. with thrive everything as piece and now it's time to bunk it down and i can't stress that enough. any time all of us to bunker dow

u. s. moved 3000 people on thursday, including those waiting for visas. nato says.

u. s. has moved to stop the taliban from accessing afghan funds stored in the country just as days after the groups take over the nation straight ahead. we break down the decision and we have received further insight into the future of monetary policy from the u. s. federal reserve, when will the paper begin? we have an expert on hand to discuss, then can talk of an investigation over a soft threading. cars will discuss why to us senators are telling the fcc that tesla is misleading customers and endangering the public. we have attack showed today for dive right in the we leave the program today with the latest on the state about ghana found central bank and the site for $9500000000.00 in reserve stored here in the us. the vitamin ministration says it has frozen those assets, which are mainly held by the new york federal reserve with government officials fleeing the country and the taliban. assuming control washington says it can't give the group access to the money because they are on the us. sanctions list while the white house says it has moved, you cut off funding for the afghan governme

u. s. is moving 3000 more troops to cobble to help pull out at embassy staff from the capital estate department spokesperson. the price says, the embassy will remain open. that's not true. this is not a full evacuation. this is not a ration that we're in, and i think it's a very important distinction between planning and contingency planning. right now, we are, the embassy remains open. we will continue to have a diplomatic presence on the ground to fulfill these important functions. now, of course, the safety, the security, the welfare, the well being of american citizens serving overseas is of the utmost priority to this president. so of course we're undertaking prudent contingency planning. that's precisely what we did to lead us here today. international and boys have released the final statement after a 3rd day of talks in doha, on the kind of stone crisis. at the meeting was aimed at getting african government and taliban representatives. back to the negotiating table. the invoice urged both sides to accelerate efforts to reach a settlement and cease fire. it was a raised grave concerns o

u. s. is moving 3000 more troops to campbell. let's go to mike canada. in washington, d. c. might tell us about the u. s. plan. well, it's a rather massive plan, and just a man of the opposite commanding of gun is done, came back here. the mission was a clump pitched, it would appear now. thousands of us troops are being re deployed back into a san, basically to break it down. 3 battalions are going to go into protect the couple port to marine brigades and an army brigade. another battalion is going to go and be stationed in a way to operate as a quick reaction force. and yet another deployment of some, 1000 forces, is being sent to kata. to process the non, the immigrant visas for africa. nationals who the u. s. is evacuating, so the situation of massive ramping up, often american presence. but the state department says that this does not mean that a full scale evacuation for the embassy and couple is being planned. this is what the state department spokesman at to say. that's not true. this is not a full evacuation. this is not where we are, and i think it's a very importan

u. s. has moved to stop the taliban from expressing afghan funds stored in the country just days after the group to take over the nation straight ahead. we break down the decision and we have received further insight into the future of monetary policy from the u. s. federal reserve. when will the paper begin? we have an expert on hand to discuss, then can talk you the subject of an investigation over a soft driving cars will discuss why to us senators are telling the fcc that tesla is misleading customers and endangering the public tact show today for dive right in the.

u. s. has moved to stop the taliban from recessing afghan funds stored in the country just as days after the group take over the nation straight ahead. we break down the decision and we have received further insight into the future of monetary policy from the u. s. federal reserve. when will the paper begin? we have an expert on hand to discuss, then to be the subject of an investigation over a soft driving cars will discuss why to us senators are telling the fcc that tesla is misleading customers and endangering the public tac toe. today for dive right in the we leave the program today with the latest on the state of us data found central bank and the site for $9500000000.00 in reserve stored here in the us. the vitamin ministration says it has frozen those assets, which are mainly held by the new york federal reserve with government officials fleeing the country and the taliban. assuming control washington says it can't give the group access to the money because they are on the us. sanctions list while the white house says it has moved to cut off funding for the afghan government that is n

u. s. is moving 3000 more troops to cover. let's go to mike hannah in washington, d. c. mike, what are they saying about the deployment? well, let's break this down here. there are 3000 troops being sent to predict. couple pulled. that is 2 brigades of marines, a brigade of army. but in addition to this, 1000 troops, a strife force is being deployed to wait to operate as a quick reaction force. now, this is understood to be in case the u. s. embassy in couple comes on the attack. the quick reaction force would come to the assistance of the embassy in that case. but in addition to this, there's another 1000 us military personnel who will be sent to counter to process the single immigrant visas for the afghans who have been working with the us forces . but the us state department itself says that despite these deployments, it does not mean that the embassy in capital is going to be closing down. that's not true. this is not a full evacuation. this is not a ration that we're in, and i think it's, it's a very important distinction between planning and contingency planning. r

u. s. has moved to stop the taliban from recessing afghan fund, stored in the country just days after the group to take over the nation straight ahead. we break down the decision and we have received further insight into the future of monetary policy from the u. s. federal reserve. when will the paper begin? we have an expert on hand to discuss, then can tell you the subject of an investigation over a soft driving cars will discuss why to us senators are telling the fcc that tesla is misleading customers and endangered.

u. s military flights at kabul international airport resumed monday evening after being suspended for safety reasons. in the morning. thousands of afghans poured on the runways latching onto a moving u. s air force transport plane, some falling to their death, desperate to flee. the truth is. this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated. president biden addressing the nation for the first time since the rapid collapse of the afghan government to the taliban, i will not mislead the american people. claiming that just a little more time in afghanistan. will make all the difference. the president defending his decision, saying the us fulfilled its mission of going after osama bin laden after the 9 11 attack and you grainy al qaeda in afghanistan. he says the mission was never meant to build the nation or create democracy. american troops cannot and should not. fighting in the war and dying in a war that afghan forces are not willing to fight for themselves. the u. s spent 20 years in afghanistan and a trillion dollars helping train and equipment. afghan military force it took days for the taliban to take control. over the next two weeks. we're going to be as aggressive as we

u. s. a fast moving wildfire has rolled through a town in northern california. the dixie fire is called has been burning for 3 weeks with whipped up by strong winds as it hit the town of greenville vacuum. we say most of the downtown area has been destroyed. the batteries in sprint, her death, the limpid games in japan of the criticizing. her team official says she's worried about her parents and better. ruth christine, tim skyler has been speaking in poland. capital was sort of arriving there on a humanitarian visa. those are the headlines here on al jazeera. we're taking you back now to witness. i know all me, katie social. not all my students name your home or just social or john? sure she social or voting or not you one day or 2 more, you know? sure. you will not want to miss bonnie turney. i think she missed one on the night. so you know, for sure when you're in such can bring one in kind of conquering stephanie, go do a night and then on the day not cut dinner when you actually got cancer, you're not sure. so i can show it to you. who are me. so if you wan

u. s military flights at kabul international airport resumed monday evening after being suspended for safety reasons. in the morning. thousands of afghans poured on the runways latching onto a moving u. s. air force transport plane, some falling to their death. desperate to flee. the truth is. this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated. president biden addressing the nation for the first time since the rapid collapse of the afghan government to the taliban, i will not mislead the american people. claiming that just a little more time in afghanistan. will make all the difference. the president defending his decision, saying the us fulfilled its mission of going after osama bin laden after the 9 11 attack and you grainy al qaeda in afghanistan. he says the mission was never meant to build the nation or create democracy. american troops cannot and should not be fighting in a war and dying in a war. that afghan forces are not willing to fight for themselves. the u. s spent 20 years in afghanistan and a trillion dollars helping train and equipment. afghan military force. it took days for the taliban to take control. over the next two weeks. we're going to be as aggressive as

chemical power plant in move that province. navy landing craft were deployed to help vancouver rhythms by sea least 8 people have been killed and dozens of wildfires across turkey. and the u. s. the fast moving wildfire rode through a town in northern california. it's called the dixie fire. been burning for 3 weeks and was whipped up by strong wind that hit the town of greenville evacuation, say, most of the downtown area of greenville has been destroyed. the heat so intense that street lights melted and bent to the ground and enough canister security forces fighting defensive battles as the taliban pushes to capture regional capitals. ground troops have been repelling attacks on multiple fronts. as the taliban fight advanced on head at kandahar and lush, good god! they have been backed up by strikes from the afghani force. ok, those are your headlines and that's all for me today. i'll see you again tomorrow. 700 gmc news. news. news. news. news for i've got a son is in chief towards the capital, coupled with alabama says it's late, just the title government leaders not to start a new campaign. could this me to return to full scale war and have peace taught, become pointless

u. s. military footprint looks moving forward as an adjustment strategy in the sort of post half gather stan realm. knowing now that the threats are as the u. s. president has repeatedly, not just enough data stem, but in other areas of the globe as well. kimberly many things, kimberly, how could they reporting for us again from the white house south of the board, the mexican government suing us gun makers for negligence. after saying at least $17000.00 homicides can be traced back to american weapons. some of the biggest names in guns are being sued, including colton. smith and wesson. the government says the gun makers directly affecting the lives of mexicans. john holeman is correspondent tracking that story for us. this as with mexico city, john. hi there. why is the government bringing this lawsuit against these companies? what, what are they spending accused of what the mexican foreign minister says is that these come, these big companies, basically washing their hands once they sell their guns and say we've got no responsibility for where they end up. and the mexican government is

u. s. s. he would you mind moving them short equates to that they will be ready. so this was something that we had been planning for and preparing for. the timing of these things is always very delicate as you might, as you might imagine, essentially stopped by the state department from beginning those evacuation. i wouldn't say that and i don't think it's important right now to get into internal deliberations. we were obviously still in close contact with the gunny government, which was still he was still the president of the country and you know, you, you have to have, you have to be able to have those conversations to because our expectation was that the government would stay in place, nobody could have imagined how quickly that government would have literally just dissipated almost overnight. there was simply no way to predict that address and have a question from on the, on the gate or any of the gates still open and are any of the get under taliban control? i think it's right now as we get into the this always been a dangerous operation, but we're in a parti

announced back in july as already moved. 2000 and afghans were eligible for special immigration visas and their families to the united states. in the coming days, u. s. military will provide assistance to move to move more s i v eligible afghans and their families out of their gans were also expanding refugee access to cover other vulnerable afghans who worked for embassy u. s. non government agencies or u. s. non governmental organizations and afghans who otherwise are a great risk in u. s. news agencies. i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating, atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country important because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence american troops are performing this mission as professionally and as effectively as they always do. but it is not without risks . as we carry out this departure, we have made it clear to the tale mind. if they attack our personnel or disrupt her operation, the u. s. presence will be swift, and the

u. s. state of california is moving closer to lake tahoe and the sierra nevada mountains. well, those are the headlines. i'll have more after risking at all. mm. i guess i i use use use um ah ben is whaler a country in crisis, hyperinflation, elliptical instability, severe debt and chronic food and medicine shortages. once the wealthiest country in the region finished whaler is much and the worst economic crisis in its history. almost exclusively dependent on oil revenues. venezuela, silent with severe economic recession after oil prices dropped in 2014. the economy contracted by over a 3rd between 201320. 17 inflation increased by more than 1000000 percent. the cost of basic commodities, like flour and milk skyrocketed. some venezuelans turn to the trafficking of fuel to make a living. they found a good source of accomplices and buyers here in neighboring columbia fuel costs $1.00 cent per liter in venezuela. its re sold for more than 30 times its original price and columbia. a real opportunity for traffic as the colombian village of one lies near the venezuelan columbia

move anywhere. how do you evacuate all these people, especially of a little action necessarily in the vicinity of the u. s. embassy and cobble one of the plans moving forward that i think that's going to be a very, a very key issue now. and again, you're seeing, you're seeing the narrative off the u. s. once again, we haven't seen so many failed interventions, leaving their allies behind. she ever times you thank you very much. earlier i was gonna say knocked its 1st full day under the rule of a reinvigorated taliban. as that reality struck the scenes of desperation, as we've heard at cavil airport reports of injuries and at least to death as huge numbers of people tried to board any flights in attempts to flee the country. runways were chaotic because hundreds of people ran alongside a u. s. military aircraft, some cleaning the size of the plane. as it tried to take us troops fired into the air in an effort to stop people trying to pull the jet just outside the airport. taliban fighters also and try to control crowds rushing towards the top. mag. many people tried scaling rules, talked with bob was secur

u. s. canada and the u. k. the moves coincide with the 1st anniversary of alexander lucas shank has disputed election when andrew simon has more good news. alex and lucas shank because big conversation event was still going on when the consequences of his actions in the past year started to play out on the world stage. new sanctions the u. k. first on out them, his reaction the for that is just where you can choke on those sanctions in the u. k. we haven't had even the faintest idea for a millennia about this great britain. your america's lap dogs. later came new sanctions from the united states and canada as well. because shanker said, the election was free and fair describing the opposition protests. as an attempt 235000 protest is were arrested 600 opposition supporters are in jail. now the crackdown even reached the olympics in tokyo athlete, christina, similar news gaia had shown descent to her coaches. she was being sent back to bella ruth, but escaped her minders. she's now fled to poland. lucas shanker says she w

u. s. president took this move? what everyone was saying that the taliban was not interested in attacking districts centers are taking over. major provincial capitals. but now it does seem that the taliban have surprised ever not only have the taken control of more than $200.00 districts centers. more than 20 provinces. you know, they are adamant to march on to cobble. that is the prevalent thinking about the taliban military leadership. the younger commander is the hot blooded ones, the ones who are much more brutal, they think they have a victory. so the situation is also arctic. it has created a lot of concerns among ones, as well as among the americans, including president biden. so the fact that the americans need almost 5000 us troops just to, you know, thousands of 5 lines in the embassy. it tells you where the sun is after 20 years of massive investment in blood and treasure, not only by the americans, but also by international community. and every time you hear these countries tell the citizens to leave und

u. s. board of the move has been criticized by international rights organizations and the us refugee agency. john holman, is on mexico southern border with guatemala and he sent us this report. this is just one of the flights that began a week ago, taking migrants turned away by the us back down to the very south of mexico. the new measure from american authorities is to stop them immediately trying to cross the us border again. the flights are heading to via masa and here top of schuler right on the border with guatemala. those getting off and then almost immediately bus further back down the route by mexican authorities into guatemala, to coordinated southern reversal of a long hard journey seemed to shock those arriving in temper. tula, it's tough because you have no chance if you suffer to get there. every one on this flight was what marlin will reportedly from durance and salvador intervals have been returned this way. after their arrival, they will shoot onto the bus. this is where the migrants were left by mexican authorities and the board of bridge between mexico behind us was that

, has been, swan is in venice, italy with more well guys, the move to limit the majority ownership of media in poland has infuriated the u. s . state department, including the u. s. secretary of state, who says that this move could actually endanger poland standing when it comes to investment more on that in a minute. but let's break down exactly. what's happened here at stake is discovery networks, majority ownership of pollings, largest tv network tv in. if this bill becomes a law, it would likely require the discovery cell at stake in the network. the united states is also deeply troubled by draft legislation pass today by the lower house of the polish parliament that targets the most watched independent new station, which is also one of the largest us investments in the country. anthony blank in the us secretary of state said in a statement on wednesday, but that is the point discovery channel claims of this bill target to them directly . it seems to tv and license expires on september 26 of this year, but the vote to move the bill forward was not without controversy. the government lost a procedural vote on wednesday a

u. s. force as well. moving to the neighboring province of kandahar, the 2nd city of afghanistan and the province around it. still some class she's in the city, the airport that still for the moment closed, although the african government say that don't repair to the runway and should be reopening soon. cautious to outside canada city in the province spin bolduc. 2 is the border crossing between i've got a son and pakistan been in the hands of taliban for some time. now there are fresh caches and as strikes we understand that to. ready the province in the west of i've got a song perhaps a little bit quieter than now that it has been so still some classes reported in our city. and we're also told that they've been fresh fighting elsewhere in iraq. problems around should've done air base, which was one of the main bases for the us and nato forces in afghanistan before they pulled out of the country. and finally to the east of afghanistan, 9 province in the east action district, there has been a taliban attack. so

i announced back in july as already move 2000 and afghans were eligible for special immigration visas and their families to the united states. in the coming days, u. s. military will provide assistance to move to move more s i v eligible afghans and their families out there against it were also expanding refugee access to cover other vulnerable afghans who worked for embassy u. s. non government agencies or the u. s. non governmental organizations and afghans who otherwise are a great risk in u. s. news agencies. i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating, atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country and part of because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence merican troops are performing this mission as professionally and as effectively as they always do. but it is not without risks . as we carry out this departure, we have made it clear to the tale mind. if they attack our personnel or disrupt our operation, the u. s. presence will be swift,

u. s. states have louisiana as the remnants of hurricane ida move inland. ah, it's 5 30 am in the afghan capital kabul and the city and the country are now waking up for the 1st time in 20 years without a u. s. military presence. the last american troops left cobble several hours ago, leaving the airport and the country in the hands of the taliban. while the la c, 17 transport plane took off nearly 6 hours ago, now clearing afghan s space before the announcement was made. i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan in the end of the military mission to evacuate. american citizens are country nationals and vulnerable afghans . alas, c. 17 lifted off from hammered cars international airport on august 30th this afternoon. at 3 29 pm east coast time. and the last manned aircraft is now clearing the air space above afghanistan. while the taliban hail the departure of us troops describing it as a historic moment, saying, i've got this dawn hath now gained full independence. there was celebratory gunfire and fireworks across couple of tho

what will be the us as role in or moving forward in afghanistan, the u. s. has no diplomatic presence there, but even though there is no military or diplomatic presence in the country, that does not mean the u. s. does not have interest in the country. it certainly does in the future of the country. so i think that is where you start to see by an layout his vision for where that goes from here. and i think you'll probably see him say we were going to potentially potentially work with the taliban and the government, whatever government they set up. but the u. s. he'll probably say what they've been saying. we do not trust the taliban. we do not trust their words. we will wait to see what their actions are money. thanks for that. gabriel. as onto their 1st live in washington dc or the un security council adopted a resolution urging for the safe passage for people who want to leave off kind of stone. but it's not known if the taliban will go along with this. the u. s. hope the resolution will protect people's rights to leave afghanistan, no matter. the reason q

u. s. well, where the u. s. doesn't have a physical presence anymore in afghanistan, there will still be some diplomatic channels open. they'll be moving their diplomatic mission to doha. cut are now. and they said that they're still going to be working diligently to bring home what they think are a little less than $200.00 american citizens still in afghanistan that want to get out. and he said he expects that the taliban will fulfill their both public and private pledges to allow anyone that wants to leave afghanistan to do so. as part of that, he said that they are going to be working with allies. he cited katara and turkey to help reopen the airport in cobble to allow for some potential private charters to get operating in and out of there. in the future. the big picture of all of this is the pentagon, announcing that 823000 civilians were evacuated from afghanistan in the last couple weeks. it makes it the largest single largest air lift, orchestrated by the united states in history from the united states to 6000 us citizens as well. and interestingly enough, kenneth mackenzie, the centcom commander, was very complimentary towards

u. s forces here moving forward? yeah think it's always a operation., just the previous the men and there are executing, and i think that goes the whole of should wholly on americans safe and making that this evacuation as smoothly possible. and do it, know, with in most, not, but the best to get people out safely into, you know. to homes. well really appreciate perspective thank so much for the time dela cruz, navy and current of team rubicon. for doing it. thanks for me, alex. absolutely. and want to let everyone out for the latest on is happening afghanistan. can go to our website .com just download the ktvu app search ktvu you look for europe's. still come some francisco responders facing suspension not disclosing vaccination. we'll talk with the legal about the legal of city as well as employees. a switch the weather pattern your bay area going to bring us cooler and air details after the break. at metro by t-mobile... ...we don't think you should pay extra for unlimited 5g. introducing the big 5g upgrade. ditch boost and cricket... ...and save ha

u. s. i would imagine the u. s. government is, is contemplating its position moving forward on how to support the afghan people. but this was a deliberate decision by the taliban to resort to violence, to take over the government, to go away from a peace process that was negotiated with the united states and the afghan government and the afghan people. and commit violence and commit atrocities as are being reported in your previous reporting. and so for that, i really do have great concerns about how the tall bond chooses to govern. and that the choices that they made they knew were going to have consequences. they've been creating international legitimacy in the agreement with the united states in 2020, with the trop ministration. they allocated 2 paragraphs for sanctions removal request. that's a lot of political energy for something that they, that they really did care about. and so it remains to be seen how the tall about acts and then how the international community should respond to those acts. but the tell about needs to have like a responsible government, protect the rights of women, protect the rights

u. s. foreign policy. well, recent moves in afghanistan are certainly not an argument in joe biden favor, you know, it's hard to know what's going through biden's mind because he does change his mind on, on strategic issues. and he doesn't have any clear set of guiding principles when it comes to foreign affairs. yes it's, it's somewhat of a crisis. but the crisis happened a long time ago when democrats stopped supporting and non interventionist military policy when, when democrats were all in favor of going into iraq and going into afghanistan. and when they supported hillary clinton and obama, when we, when the united states military got involved in libya and other places, they already lost the logical battle. they are in a crisis happens. so this is just another symptom of bad policies within the democratic party. and the democratic party losing the good things that had ever had that it stood for almost 20 years of us involvement in afghanistan is taking a heavy toll, a millions of people so, so not been kind to american

now was in move further east to the u. s. gulf coast. we are seeing i to make landfall in louisiana and it comes 16 years after katrina hit the same area. but this is a much stronger storm. we are expecting a catastrophic storm surge. and that flooding rain is going to be carried through to alabama, mississippi and into tennessee, as it makes its way to the north east. now, the governor of louisiana has said it's preparing for the worst direct hit in a 170 years. so this is going to be an incredibly powerful storm. we are going to watch that and will bring you updates the frank assessments by way. it is, again, freedom, surprising informed opinions what you saw happening get come on to it was $42.00. there was petune is the critical debate that we are here. it's not between kula and any other than we have gone through here and you pick the day 34 years re running to keep people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh the ah, you're watching out there remind of our top stories, our us forces have laun

u. s. president may have to say about the deaths that have occurred and the mission moving forward. we also know that the u. s. president was once again in the situation room with his top intelligence officials, as well as the vice president comma le harris as they continue to coordinate with commanders on the ground in afghanistan. kimberly, for the update side, schools will monitor what goes on from the u. s. and the hours ahead. now the british lead evacuation in cobble is that it's fine allows us get more in this from the barca. he's in london, broadcast center, of course, they wrapping up their evacuation operation. i mean, what more is london saying? all this being confirmed by wallace, britain's defense secretary who set the british operations in afghanistan or in their final hours the processing center of the barren hotel closed at o 330 g m t. according to plan. not as many thought as a direct result of the attack of the airport and the attack close to the hotel itself for. busy we gather the security perimeter around the hotel, it was actually extended by several 100 meters

u. s military southern command has moved eight helicopters to haiti in addition to coast guard boats, u my chinook helicopters have just landed here and port of prince they are bringing supplies as well as helping and transporting critically injured haitians from the rural areas of the country to the capital. imported prince brian yannis ktvu, fox. two news, california's attorney general, says there will be a new investigation into the death of oscar grant. rob bonta said the state department of justice will conduct an independent review of former bart police officer anthony peroni is involvement in the 2000 and nine shooting death of bosnia grand at the fruitvale bart station in oakland. former bart police officer johannes mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting, oscar grant's family says peroni aggressively restrained oscar gray. and should also have been charged, the alameda county d a s office said after a legal review earlier this year that no criminal charges would be brought against peroni. and yesterday at the d a. nancy o'malley said in a statement. we

u. k. fronts, romania and switzerland have been sent to help tackle the disaster moving the program. now the u. s. recently hit its self imposed debt ceiling, but that is not stopping democrats from pushing ahead with an infrastructure package costing at trillion dollars. the senate has even silence debates on the legislation. on top of that, the democrats are feeling bullish enough to ask for more than one another. spending package totaling 3 and a half trillion. it will all ultimately require having to increase. that's named debt ceiling. but republicans are having none of it. if they don't get more of a say in the money spent, if they don't need on our input, we are help with a debt limit increase that recklessly because he's reckless plans. you will require well, the debt ceiling limits the amount the u. s. government can oh, it was reinstated last week after a 2 year suspension. the figure was automatically recalibrated to equal the current debt level, forcing the treasury to call farm for government bills. financial guru, mux kaiser, who's been watching events on full with some interest. so

u. s. department of defense pressures moving producers to portray the american military in a favorable life. ah, it is tuesday evening here in moscow and what started off as a con program has quickly escalated. welcome to it. here on the international the new york governor andrew cuomo hasn't asked. he will step down in 14 days. it comes on the back of months of allegations of sexual harassment, though he denies any wrong doing, despite his own earlier impassioned speeches on respecting women and their personal space to sheep in or ridicule the pain, a woman suffers from the sexual attack is disgusted. i often will give them a grip of the arm, a pat on the face, a touch on the stomach, a slap on the back. it's my way of saying, i see you. i appreciate you. and i thank you to 2nd guess how a woman should have active or sexual is sexist and disgusted. i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i have done it all my life. it's who i've been, since i can remember. i mean, it's just insensitive, you don't understand the pain you don't understand how the system tortures a person who wants

u. s. is now starting to move some equipment military equipment on this, or there are things that are going out just not full. as we said, you know, our mission to continuing evacuating those as required and to meet the mission requirement by august 30. first is what the commanders are executing. so does that mean that you're starting to take some equipment out on the aircraft or does it or, or, or do you not have enough? or there is equipment leaving on those flights to that was originally planned. and then if i could have one more absence, have there been any attacks on mckenzie talked about how the taliban had boarded some attacks before thursdays attacked? are there been any other cases that you're aware of that the taliban had actually stopped attackers from getting in towards the airport? i don't have specific reports of that other than as you can see, as we just talked, the security of the base is the most important thing that we're doing to allow us to continue our mission. you said the threat of their names, active and dynamic. is it fair to say that whether or not those people kil

u. s. c. h of louisiana. as the remnants of cora can either move inland. well, there's been widespread damage with people in some communities still trumped by flood waters. one person is dead, but the state governors warned that there will be more hi can hit new orleans of the category for storm late on sunday. forecast is one. the danger isn't over with more flooding. expected. as the storm moves north or storm hit the louisiana course with winds of up to 230 kilometers per hour, leaving as much as $43.00 centimeters of rain in one area with a 1000000 homes and businesses statewide. last electricity with new orleans blocked out entirely as a key power lines failed. will an improved system of levies around the city appears to have held, but some searches stopped. 2.3 meter high barriers in a times south of the city will nearly 5000 national guard personnel and 30000 utility workers are now standing. why, but it could take weeks to complete. the clean up will fill of l has more on the recovery effort, not from mississippi. this is what the effort to get pow

the one's refugee agency and other rise groups have condemned a move by the u. s. to fly migrants in refugees trying to enter the country to southern mexico. from there, they are taken by bus, into guatemala. all this is part of an effort to try and stop people crossing into the us illegally. john holman reports from mexico southern border with guatemala. this is just one of the flights that began a week ago, taking migrants turned away by the us back down to the very south of mexico. the new measure from american authorities is to stop them immediately trying to cross the us border again. the flights are heading to via masa and here top of schuler right on the board with guatemala. those getting off and then almost immediately bus further back down the route by mexican authorities into guatemala. it's a coordinated southern reversal of a long hard journey seemed to shock those arriving in temper, chula oil. it's tough because you have no chance if you suffer to get there. every one on this flight was what merlin were reportedly on durance in salvador, and have als