u. s. over the last 20 years has finally begun. thousands of people would eventually be relocated to the united states. at least 18 people have been killed, the battle intensifies around of a siege town in syria. their province is being surrounded by government forces to more than a month and the deepening crisis 11 and hitting the country. children hard. and you report from say, the children says the poorest families can only afford a fix of the monthly cost of basic necessities. it won't house organizations, africa, director says the continent is entering an encouraging phase as code vaccine supplies increase, but incentive goal. the 3rd wave of credit of ours is proven to be catastrophic. hospitals in the capital are overwhelmed, and the protection that people need is in short supply under chappelle reports. it's a long wait in an uncomfortable chair, but they've decided to day is the day mary, alma is receiving the vaccine despite her earlier reservations. i didn't trust the scene at 1st. th

u. s. over the last 20 years, move there. but as foreign troops withdraw on the taliban makes major territorial gains. many a still waiting to hear when they will leave the united states as committed to helping those who helped us during our time. in afghanistan over the last 20 years. and indeed we've had very brave afghans who stood with with us, with our soldiers, with our diplomats, mostly as translators, and interpreters. and as a result of that service benefit from the possibility of securing a visa to come live in the united states were actively engaged in that process. and notably in relocation planning for those brave atkins and their families. and he's 18 people have been killed as the battle intensifies around a besieged town in southern syria. government forces have surrounded a neighborhood in dera for more than a month at home to $40000.00 people who've been cut off from food and medicine. rushing back to government troops want opposition fighters to surrender their weapons. the deepening crisis in lebanon is hi

u. s. economy. and we take you to asia where china has pushed back against the u. s. over the microsoft package allegations. we've taken in depth look at the claim and the recent increase in cyber attack, johnson and johnson could have a plan to deal with nearly $30000.00 law.

u. s. over the last 20 years is finally begun. thousands of people will eventually be relocated to the united states. off of minimum, 54000000 people could be infected with coven 19 in the next 2 weeks. according to the british ambassador of the un, the country has been in chaos and some military asked the government 6 months ago, resulting in the near total collapse of the health care system. and us government workers will have to prove they've been vaccinated for where mosque part of a range of new guidelines and by the present to find the spread of the delta area. millions of people in the u. k. are living with long coded, which affects their ability to live a normal life, months after surviving current of ours itself. the symptoms is so wide ranging, but its actual diagnosis has proved difficult until now. but you study is giving some answers as to how reports from london in the u. k. alone, almost a 130000 people have lost their lives to cove at 19 many more have lost their quality of life.

u. s. over the last 20 years has finally begun. thousands of people will eventually be relocated to the united states. at least 18 people have been killed as the battle intensifies around a besieged town in southern syria. government forces of surrounded a rebel district in dera, the province known as the cradle of the syrian uprising, its home to 40000 people who have been cut off from food and medicine, as well said reports from assemble. i children were among those small town. just thank you them, but there's not of cities insulting syria. also follow that all. ready on thursday, the student government and its allies began a large scale military operation of the afford to reach an agreement with locals fell through rebel forces rejected the government's proposal to lay down the sons of hold on from the north to the south and east to the west, if the decision is for war than we are ready for its per piece than we support it, our preference is to do what preserves our honor. that a sultan distr

u. s. economy and we take you to asia where china has pushed back against the u. s. over in microsoft pac delegation, we take an in depth look at the claim and the recent increase in cyber attack, johnson and johnson could have a plan to deal with nearly $30000.00 lawsuit they're facing over claims their policy cancer. we'll discuss what it means. so there victim, we have a pass show today, source di, the inflation will only be temporary and the federal reserve should have the freedom to take what ever actions bills are necessary. that's the latest message from president bite it, as he shouted, the tremendous growth, the u. s. economy has seen, but of course that's when we compare it to 2020. now, while prices have seen their biggest jump in 13 years, buying and set his administration is confident that it won't stay that way for very long. take a listen in the data shows that most of the price increases we seen are we're expected and expected to be temporary. i want to be clear, mind ministration, understands. and if we were to ever experience unchecked inflation over the

u. s over the past three weeks there now averaging 26,000 per day nationwide, experts say the surge is likely due to fourth of july gatherings, officials say the vast man majority of the new cases and deaths are among the unvaccinated showing the effectiveness of vaccines and i think we can expect to see hospitalizations. um rise will probably see deaths go up, although not to the same extent because we have more people who are vaccinated. um but it is it is concerning. some health officials say it might be necessary to re implement some precautions, such as wearing face coverings to curb the spread, especially with the rise of more contagious variance. san francisco park. let's program is now permanent. today the board of supervisors approved a proposal to let restaurants and other businesses continue to use parking spaces for outdoor dining or just relaxing small businesses used the spaces to operate safely. outdoors chain stores or restaurants will have to pay a fee of up to 3000. dollars a year for a parking space. small businesses can apply for a two year fee waiver. tomorrow is the last

u. s. over haiti. well, sending in the us military was always going to be a tough ass keeping in mind. president joe biden, bringing troops home from afghanistan, telling the american public he was going to do a costly deployment to haiti, not something the public would likely support. so that seems like that's off the table. the us says that they're going to send millions and aid. they're going to allow refugees from haiti to stay here. the program that the former president wanted to get rid of. they're going to send people to help with the investigation from the federal bureau of investigation, the department of homeland security. but definitely sending the message to the military is not an option. what the u. s. wants to see is some sort of political stability. they've been pushing for the elections to continue to happen is early as september, opposition leaders on the ground. so it's not possible to do that because there's so much chaos on the ground with gangs running wild and this investigation c

u. s. is on track to see its highest gun related death toll in over 2 decades. now, many are thinking maybe just the funding. the police wasn't such a good idea. they're doing whatever they can to get money. i wouldn't be out at night anymore. and i've lived here i was born here in 1943. and this is a terrible thing to be happening in this city that you have to fear to be out after dawn. a thing it is, the travis need for where it was just a car. no need an area like don't feel safe to make matters worse. prices are inflating at a rate not seen and 13 years food and gas are getting more expensive with wide spread shortages of mechanical parts, making it a lot more expensive to buy a car. well this has got nearly 90 percent of americans seriously worried for their wallet. think to all this money for it in our economy is going to go downhill with a place that would be my major concern and they excessive spending that going on at the moment. i'm a business owner, so it actually was cheaper for me when trump was rising cobit cases, a surgeon, crime, record breaking

u. s. over last year i think those about the 200 percent increase in plot base products me bought back. and so you think these big, big players thought to move towards satisfying that need as well, that they're not losing out some the new customers, the potential revenue profitability best. but they're stopping to set up our own plant based proceed products as well, and don't plot base brought brands as well. and so, as we see this thought to happen, more of them more of the b producers, lexi stuff and recognize that this is something that they need to be involved in as well, in order to make sure they are part of that. they are strategically moving in the right direction for the future of what consumers actually picking and choosing to do it that wallet as well. or i've been lovely talking to you. thanks so much for coming to a shout any guess has been great being here. thank you so much and that's our show for this week. there's more for you online though down here or dot com slash t tc. that'

u. s. military combat mission to a rock is over, but its air strikes are continuing in afghanistan and another area of conflict with the u. s. was supposed to have been withdrawn from. will iraq still c a u. s. president as well? we're going to give you the background of the u. s. involvement in iraq, as well as expert analysis of what to expect. pass the prescott and finally, shocking video. violent crimes are now becoming less shocking. not because of the nature of the crime committed, but because of how often we are now seeing images like this in the streets of america. many of those same streets which over the last year were filled with chance to defend the police. but as it made me time to start talking about refunding, the police will give you the 360 view on the issue i'm going to use and you are watching news views right here on our t america. let's get started.

couches era. sheffield ah, top stories with crisis and dentist on is already spinning over its borders with the u. s. handing over control of the background base to afghan troops, more than a 1000 african forces, a fled to, to just on. as the taliban see, the control of district after district attaching president has ordered 20000 military reservists to bolster his countries frontier with i've got a son and his government is reportedly looking.

and i've got his on his already spinning over its borders with the u. s. handing over control of the background base to afghan troops, more than a 1000 african forces of fled to, to just on as the taliban see, the control of district after district attaching president has ordered 20000 military reservists to bolster his country's frontier with i've got a son and his government is reportedly looking to set up camps for refugees. local shopkeepers, say taliban advances are threatening their businesses for the pollution while for those who love us, treat with joel and security issues affect our sales. it is not a problem with the foreign forces, he but the fact that the tell about taking of a district at any moment, effect work and sales, sales, amiga, most shopkeepers and not investing in their shops because they're hesitant and don't know what the country's future will be like, there will be war will break out and they may have to flee themselves if your foreign minister has defended his decision to send the army into the northern ticker i region. speaking

following anger over the jailing of ex president, jacob's duma also coming up planes in gulf the united states as well as a brutal wave party waves of the u. s. as over 60 wildfires rage the lar.

u. s. took it over and used it as the center of operations to remove the taliban and al qaeda after the $911.00 attacks at its peak. more than 800000 us troops, a pass through by graham air base is good to runways, parking space for more than 100 aircraft, a hospital and a prison which has been run by african forces since 2013. the u. s. military says, $763.00 fully loaded c, 17 transport aircraft have less stuff going on. and it's scrapped on $50000.00 pieces of equipment. will sort of bought a cat as director at the center for conflict in humanitarian studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. he says the american withdrawal from background base will help talks between the taliban and the african government while it's an ongoing process. and obviously then i say it has to implement side of the agreement in order to allow the advice to continue negotiating with the, with the government. and in fact, based on these various developments and meeting the various promises, including the withdrawal of the american forces from august, has paved the way for the talks. and a couple of

u. s. u to fears over his mental health. reject thing is bail application claiming he may flee as american lodge as an appeal. the u. s. has indicated him indicted him on 17 counts of spying, and one of conspiracy to huck. a government computer in 2019 a song was forcibly removed by british police from ecuador, and embassy in london. that's alpha kito terminated in 7 year asylum that you've sought refuge in the building following sex assault allegations in sweden, which have since been dropped. a pink floyd cove on the roger waters a long time supporter of songs, claims the media has been counted to silence and it's reporting of his friends case . i was at a street protest last february and we march from the australian embassy to parliament square. and we made fun speeches and we made all the points that we've all made again and again and again. and again. the government took absolutely no notice. has it got through to to a large section of the public yet has, are there many decent people in the general population? yes, they're all. have they now heard the story? yes, they have. were they t

u. s. states over what is being called monopoly stick leverage that they have over the google app store on the android platform. a basically that google makes a bit of money out of every bit of money that's made by anyone using that platform lawsuits in those states in the us saying that's completely unfair. there's also being big issues in australia as well. well, earlier this year, back in february, the australian government put in place a ruling. well, anybody who's one of these major tech giants like google, all facebook, if they were to use any news on that platforms, they had to pay for it that caused huge problems. so facebook pulled down old news in australia from their platforms, but what it does show is that the regulates, is all looking at these huge check giants and google, in particular, that being pursued around the world when it comes to just how much power they actually have they're also being looked into just how much tax they pay in certain territories, particularly here in the european union for work that they do with the regulators, keeping an eye on what is certainl

over the jailing. the ex president, jacob's doom out of the coming up plains in gulf the united states as west a rural heat wave purchase waves of the u. s. as over 60 wildfires, rage the largest covering in area larger than new york city, forcing residents to flee and to the digital currency for europe. the use central bank will announce this plan today. the will consumers and businesses accept electronic euros. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. authorities in south africa say that more than 70 people have been killed in some of the worst violets. the country has seen in years, stores and warehouses across the country have been looted, and more than a 1000 people have been arrested. the unrest erupt at last week after 4 were president jacobs began serving a prison sentence for contempt of court. the this warehouse in durban was ransacked by hundreds of people. the shelves empty. the goods carried out in bulk. it is only one of dozens of moles supermarkets and small shops that were targeted by looters like this party supplies sharp and so widow over the over and over his eye. oh, banks, money. i'm going to pay this one with wh

u. s. school over the horizon strikes. it's interesting to that under the authorities that have been given by the u. s. president, this can go on until the 30th of august, the u. s. can support the ask african security forces off the on the ground off to the 30th of august, the u. s. s strikes are only supposed to be used against al qaeda for missions, but go against people on the ground who could be threatening the american homeland . ok, james, base and life is incapable. james, thank you. one person has been shot days and 2 others injures during protests. against water shortages in southern iran, dry conditions in the province. of course it's done with me this years was this side of the even worse than usual security forces, say unknown government, open fire on people who said they wanted to protest against the issue. are you in 8 flights has landed for the 1st time and the few p as t gray region since renewed violence halted operations last month. it brings desperately needed food, as well as 1st military workers from d

u . s. handed over paris prison to a gun government in 2013 human rights. what says its legacy of torture? still continues from wherever i hear the name of background. i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children, an elderly men who were there. but it was ineffective staging area for the coalition, which was filled up to more than 100000 soldiers. to avoid hardware falling to fall upon us for to say they have destroyed nearly 15000 pieces of equipment and flown out more than 700 fully loaded sea. 17 transport aircraft out of august on the after the u. s. and it's coalition allies spent 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars and lost thousands of lives. the taliban remains undefeated and on the offensive, many are wondering what was the point? some of the job aid out there, brazilian prosecutors have opened a corruption investigation into president jive balsa nora, and he's accused of failing to act against the theme involving the national creative iris vaccination campaign. prosecutors say a deal to buy indian vaccines are the

u. s . handed over upon prison to a gun government in 2013 human rights watch says its legacy of torture. still continues from wherever i hear the name of background. i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children and elderly men who were there. but it was an effective staging area for the coalition, which was filled up to more than 100000 soldiers. to avoid hardware falling to fall upon us for to say they have destroyed nearly 15000 pieces of equipment and flown out more than 700 fully loaded sea. 17 transport aircraft out of, of gun is done after the u. s. and it's coalition allies spend 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars. and last thousands of lives, the taliban remains undefeated. and on the offensive, many are wondering what was the point? some of the job aid out there, sedan on the program. this is historic progress. president joe biden celebrates america's hiring spray off to companies report the most new jobs in 10 months. and often just showing the village at the heart of candidates heat way, fire the now threatening of cameras. ah, ah. hello the

u. s. states over what is being called monopoly stick leverage that they have over the google app store on the android platform. a basically that google makes a bit of money out of every bit of money that's made by anyone using that platform lawsuits in those states in the us saying that's completely unfair. there's also been big issues in australia as well. well, earlier this year, back in february, the australian government put in place a ruling. well, anybody who's one of these major tech giants like google old facebook. if they were to use any news on that platforms, they had to pay for it that caused huge problems. so facebook pulled down old news in australia from their platforms, but what it does show is that the regulates, is all looking at these huge check giants and google, in particular, they're being pursued around the world when it comes to just how much power they actually have they're also being looked into just how much tax they pay in certain territories, particularly here in the european union for work that they do with the regulators, keeping an eye on what is certain

u. s. spent over a trillion dollars in taxpayer money lost thousands of lives. and while the us forces get ready to pack up and go home, or the big oil companies just getting started. well, the number of dimensions of this, the 1st one, as you rightly point out, was snatching the oil and avoiding what might have happened if saddam had been able to go in the way. and the whole region had reorganized itself in terms of the global oil trade in terms of the role of the dollar in that trade and all the strategic questions around that. but you can call it whatever you want. this is also a feat of the united states and playing around with words to avoid admitting that is not going to help the situation. and i think it's an open question. what is going to happen now, which will be stabilize the region, the stabilize the oil industry. as the whole question of nationalization and using oil for the benefit of a nation rather than for a company, let alone a foreign company gets revised because it's been part of that part of the world. at least 70 united states over through

it seems like the same criticism we hear over and over again about crypto. again, coming from a u. s. lawmaker, is there anything new here from elizabeth moore or what do you make of all of it? not really. it's really the same rhetoric over and over again. and it's funny how she points to the specific instances as she talks about crypto currency, specifically that is used for scamming, poor investors. it is used to assist criminals and also the fact that it worsens the climate crisis. so, i mean, if we break this down a little bit in terms of skimming investors fishing attacks nigerian print scans, those have existed way before the advent of crypto. and let's not forget the pink skin pink slip scans and the penny stock scans that were sold to uninformed investors boiler room style that existed in the equity market also way before the advent of the crypto currency market. so i really don't see her trying to tackle any of those issues when it comes to that. and in terms of assisting criminals, let's not forget, once again that the us dollar is undoubtedly the number one preferred curre

u . s. handed over upon prison to have gone government in 2013 human rights watch says its legacy of torture. still continues from wherever i hear the name of background. i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children, an elderly men who were there. but it was ineffective staging area for the coalition, which once filled up to more than 100000 soldiers to avoid hardware falling to fall upon us for to say the destroy the $15000.00 pieces of equipment and flown out more than 700 fully loaded sea 17 transport aircraft out of a gun is done was over there is i think that equipment which belong to american forces inside the bug grum air bass was destroyed and scrapped even some of the buildings were blown up and destroyed when he went to the americans and asked the many times to at least give us the equipment which was in working condition. they didn't accept it after the us and its coalition allies spend 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars and lost thousands of lives. the taliban remains undefeated in on the offensive. many are wondering what was the point. some of

u. s. handed over upon prison to a gun government in 2013 human rights watch says its legacy of torture. still continues from wherever i hear the name of background. i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children and elderly men who were there. but it was an effective staging area for the coalition, which once filled up to more than 100000 soldiers, to avoid hardware falling to fall upon us for to say they've destroyed nearly $15000.00 pieces of equipment and flown out more than 700 fully loaded c, 17 transport aircraft out of, of gun is done after the u. s. and it's coalition allies spent 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars and lost thousands of lives. the thought of under means undefeated in on the offensive. many are wondering what was the point some of a job aid out there of christopher calendar is a senior fellow at the center for a new american security. he has served in afghanistan and was involved in exploratory talks with the taliban. also the author of 0 on victory, what we're getting wrong about war, he joins as fi, skype from milwaukee. so as y

u. s military in afghanistan that ends today is the u. s hands overrol of the base to the f in military part of the rapid pullout of u. s forces that president biden announced earlier this spring is irr draw down with our allies, and it's making so there's not unusual about it hard. what is the u. s moves his troops out. the taliban is looking to move in. some estimates say the group controls a quarter of the country already, attacks are on the rise. the new york times says more than 700 afghan soldiers 200 civilians were killed in june, a record number dead a troubling trend to some in congress, but the taliban is on the offense. and no one is off limits. not everyone supports the us losing its largest air base in afghanistan, located in a strategic position between china and iran, first of all, bagram airbase, so our audience understand it's a real crown jewel of a military presence in south asia. i mean, this is why the russians, the chinese and the iranians are rejoicing and completely thrilled. override departure. because our strategic presence f

over here. she's the trade representative from the u. k. she's currently over here to negotiate a u. s. trade deal. she has now completed 68 of the 70 trade deals that the, the britain had with the rest of the world through the e. u. they used to be 70 now she's completed 68. we're almost back to where we were before she just completed one with norway and licks and science. so the answer to your question is absolutely, bryan is temporary and remember, these numbers are good and that isn't. that's including coded the adjustment off the brakes. it all of the customs and all the red tape, the people who are whining about so it's actually a really incredible number. while they're not wasting any time in this post world. now, at the same time, the head of britain's biggest port dover said the nation could face trade disruption as tours traffic picks up post pandemic. so what's the situation there? i mean, can they avoid the prerequisite term while we saw with 20 mile long lines moving forward? yes. right. so you're referring to cause some benefits. he's a c, e o that down and over. and he a

u. s. military in afghanistan that ends today is the u. s hands overbase to the afghan military, part of the rapid pullout of u. s forces that president biden announced earlier this spring is irrational, draw down with our allies and making. so there's nothing unusual about it. but as the u. s moves his troops out, the taliban is looking to move in. some estimates say the group controls a quarter of the country. already attacks are on the rise. the new york times says more than 700 afghan soldiers 200 civilians were killed in june, a record number dead troubling trend to some in congress, but the taliban is on the offense, and no one is off limits. not everyone supports the us losing its large air base in afghanistan, located in a strategic position between china and iran, first of all, bagram airbase, so our audience understands the real crown jewel military presence in south asia. i mean, this is why the russians, the chinese and the iranians are rejoicing and completely thrilled over our departure, because our strategic presence from that airfield i

leavg afghanistan -- the u-s military hands over a critical base after twenty years of war, leaving the in question. plus. at the extreme -- widespread drought raises concerns of another dangerous fire season as the western us struggles to recover from last year's fires. >> if we try to attack this problem like we always have, assuming that it's the same problem, we will not find success. a