u. s. economy right now. james foot, the chief executive, a c s x, one of the largest railroads in the u. s. put it this way during the early call. recently, i've never seen any kind of thing like this and the transportation environment in my entire career where everything seems to be going 5 ways. at the same time. they're saying that they did not anticipate that nobody would want to actually work . and that, in fact, a lot of their workers would actually decide to just leave because they were adding more money on enhanced unemployment benefits. but we do seem at that again, one of the cycles, like the solar system of the plan is revolving around its star, is that the inevitability that the central bank can control this. they can't control. they can put all this money in there, but at a certain point, if you're, you have to keep them putting too much money. and you're now having to put money in the hands of the consumers. you're going to reach a situation where nobody wants to work to support it, right? although the rail up roads are perfect example because it's the economies of scale networks

u. s. puts a brave face and he's trying to use that with some professionals. advocating the to the grow and insisting the lengthy mission in the countries been nothing. but while european states evacuate the nationalist from cobble raised concerns about a potential flood of refugees, coupled with a new tire threat the as joining su, watching r t international. we continue our special coverage this monday with the dramatic events that have been unfolding in afghanistan of the last 24 hours. where the taliban is now declared an end of war in the country thought after its fight as effectively captured everybody, just city including the capital cobble. and it means that after nearly 20 years, the entire nation is now back under control of the militant group. and confirm report stating at least 5 people have been killed at the capitals airport. and i must warn you. you may find these images the serving the bodies have been seen on the grounds to the airport this morning. as image is coming after unverified video emerged on line reportedly capturing the moment us troops opened while they call

u. s. put out, and of course the heroic suicide bombing at the airport last thursday. and we've heard from several witnesses of that last who described a gun shots being fired by american soldiers. let's not take a listen to some of those accounts. we've had to correct them to some translation inaccuracies early in our broadcast for which we apologize. mike, with them after the explosion, i ran and many other people also ran. i didn't see who was shooting. i ran out into the street and heard both gone far and the sound of an explosion. i should probably be with him. i'm not sure if my brother was killed by an american bullet or a fragment of an explosive device. the americans opened fire to protect themselves because they feared another explosion. i was standing right next to my brother, so the right side of my neck were slightly cut, and i also have problems with my right ear. i was concurs bartlett's across. so he's a murdad gas via standing by for us in cobble where we do have about a 10 2nd delay with our transmission. so move out is going to take him a few to hear

u. s. put out a warning of what they described as potential threats around the airport. i. she's happy to play in this in the state of war and in recent recent years, the toddler ball and have actually fought against them very effectively. it must be said. so there are concerns, there is, as is kept, quite continues. what kind of potential explosive role i see could have been in this, in this crisis. but fundamentally, there are analysts, she was saying that the tale bond wants legitimacy. they want to be seen as legitimate on the international stage. and they also are desperate for money. they are desperate for funds to be released. we know that the us is frozen up to $9000000000.00 in in afghan money in u. s. banks. so there's a lot of pressure on the taliban. also. let's have a listen to was the spokesperson for the english media, the english world amongst us out about the taliban, had to say about the events of the last 24 hours. modest amount of we in couple witness anxiety. people still have concerns from different sites or elders have declared amnesty, but we still s

u. s. puts a brave face on it 20 years with top officials advocating the troops withdrawal and insisting the lengthy mission in the country has been nothing but a success. the welcome. this is archie and national a very warm hello and welcome to our program. and we're going to continue all special coverage on this monday with the dramatic events that have been unfolding on afghanistan over the last 24 years. while the chat about that has declared an end of war in the country that's off to it's fighters, effectively captured a free major city, including the capital compo, i means that often in the 20 is the entire nation, is now back under control of the militant group. while there are in unconfirmed report stating, and these 5 people have been killed, the capitals port a warning you may find the following images disturbing. the. c bodies can be seen on the ground at the airport this morning. the image has come off to on verify the video on line reportedly capturing the moment us troops opened what they called preventative fire at the airport. it's not come from different lead to the deat

u. s. putting them on top with the most decorated olympians this year. now all eyes are on the future.s ceremoniously handed over in paris france where thousands watched below the eiffel tower. paris will host the next summer games at 2024, the 2022 winter games take place in beijing in february. >>> new this morning a un report on climate change says the world is warming faster than previously thought. the un is calling it a code red for humanity and says the earth will likely heat up by more than 1.5b0c in the 2030s, that scientists in the report say the only way to halt the trend is to make deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions while also removing co2 from the atmosphere. >>> it's about 5:46 am let's get you caught up on weather and traffic beginning with mary. >>> good morning to you and we are looking at better air quality, good news on this monday morning. you can see we are in the green for air-quality right now across the bay area because of an onshore flow kicking back in for us. now let's show you as we head to the day, good to moderate air-quality for the bay area and it's a

u. s. president. now, that will be not too difficult. we imagine given the fact that the u. s. president, shortly after this came to light that this was being put in place. your president releasing a statement saying that these vaccines will save lives, they're safe, they're effective. we are in wartime footing. and every american who is eligible should take immediate steps to get vaccinated, right? away it's clear the us president believes that the military can be a leader in trying to overcome some of that back seen hesitancy that still exists in the united states. but to that point, there is also vaccine hesitancy among some service members. and what we're being told is that in fact, those who refuse to get a vaccine could be subject to subjected rather to punishment if they refused to get the vaccine under the direction of the us president, also the commander chief of the us military. kimberly, thanks to that. kimberly how could in washington force how canada has started letting us citizens cross its border? once again, the rules which banned non essential travel across the land border were lifted early on. monday. travelers need to be full

now the report of gunfire put the u. s. now the report of gunfire put the u. s. military headquarters on lockdown for those who aren't familiar with this location . it's a very busy area for commuters, especially for those of course who work at the pentagon. meanwhile, across the country, murder rates rose 24 percent in 32 american cities in the 1st quarter of 2021 compared with the same period last year. this, according to a recent study by the council on criminal justice and no city it appears is immune to the violence that police departments are finding really, increasingly hard to counter in many of america's big cities. with more on this, we go to r, t correspondent and tosh suite. portland, oregon is on track to surpass its highest of homicides. this comes as a city resurrect, gun violence production team. but the only problem is the one set out jobs is now not getting enough applications. shootings in portland, oregon has been store in for the past 6 months. so for at least $570.00 shootings have occurred this year. right now, the city is likely to surpa

u. s. president put in place a direction that the defense secretary should really look at figuring out how to ensure that the military can continue to operate during the pandemic in the national security would in no base be at risk. and so as a result, he directed the defense secretary to look at implementing this type of a mandate. and now that memo going out to all members of the military in order to prepare them for what appears to be an imminent decision and implementation of that . and that is to see math vaccinations of the us military. now, the date is september 15th, but if infections continue to arrive, there is the possibility we understand of moving that date up even sooner. but one of the problems will be given the fact that this is one of the world's largest employers, there are millions of people that will be effected, and as a result, it will take time. values president edgar longer will seek to feign dolphin opposition challenges in elections. on thursday, with the country facing huge debts and a possible bye love, young voters a likely to play decisive part in the poll roo

u. s. in put in some financial support and humanitarian support in afghanistan as well. we've heard continuously from china's foreign ministry since this process began. that china views it as the u. s. having created this mess as it sees it, that wants us to play a role in cleaning it up now, beating as yet to officially recognize that whole banner, the government of the country. but it was one of the 1st players to deal with the taliban as a legitimate and important political force. we saw of the gun he borrowed the taliban leaders come to china at the end of july, hold some very high level talks there. and during those talks and aging, promised to play a role in the economic reconstruction of afghanistan as well as this transition. and in return, the taliban promise to hold the weaker forces at bay for china. i think china's whole approach here has been to give the taliban space and to give it a chance to prove itself. i think china is very much waiting to see what the tell bond does next. alright, to katrina. you live in beijing? katrina. thank or is there some other n

u. s. embassy in cobble put out an alert, advising all us citizens that are at the gates outside of the cobble airport. to leave immediately. it's unclear if this is because they knew about this counter terrorism operation or not. or if they're expecting some sort of retaliation by i, so we just simply do not know we did call the state department about that security alert at the airport. they said they would not give us any more details or specify what the specific threat is. but clearly tensions are high, and we do know that military and intelligence officials did brief joe biden on friday and told him that another attack at the cobble airport was in their words, likely. so this is new information tonight about another security alerts being issued by the u. s. embassy and cobble advising again, all american citizens that are outside the airport at the gates at this hour to leave immediately and seek shelter. thank you for that update. gabriel, alexander, i live for us in washington dc. appreciate that. us forces have resumed evacuation operations in afghanistan after those days. i stil

they should right now, marvin just to try to put some of this in more perspective, these assets and funds that have been frozen. this is not the same as if the u. s. had put sanctions on the taliban, lead government, right? i mean, in order to place sanctions on a taliban lead government that would need us congressional approval? correct? that's right. that's right. what, why did i share the concerns of the last speaker? but it's undoubtedly the case that the united states and, and other powers, including international agencies, will use this a lever of financial support as perhaps the only way in which they have to influence the telephone at this point. and that's why it's unlikely that they're going to open up their coffers completely the way it may very well needs in terms of people's difficulties. so i think we're just going to see this, this as, as something along with recognition, which is going to be described as well. let's see how they perform. and then we'll decide what we're going to do. chris, man, i've got to stands, economy is already fragile. it has been for a long time, it's heavily dependent on international aid. how much does th

u. s. army puts not enough kind of stone in 20 months as mounting huge pressure on joe biden, and one press by john, and as to whether he'll speak to the bereaved families. the president states island the the the secretary of state is also the facing plot code for the crisis to republican representatives. have res impeachment articles accusing i'm to the blinking of failing to properly advise the president of abandoning american interests. enough chemist on the full out around the trip withdraw has clearly done seen the entire by demonstration. come under increasing fire and break it down for us. it's all to use. john hardy really continues to be some of the back and forth between the taliban and us officials over who is ultimately to blame for the security breach. you heard the taliban spokesman talking about that it was really the, the u. s. security failure as the u. s. was responsible for guarding the entrance to the airport, but the us maintain that it was the taliban failure for even allowing service to get through and basically infiltrate the crowd. regardless, the evacuation effort

u. s. is putting their faith and trust right now in tele, bought in and protecting the airport it's, it's bizarre. what we're seeing here. and i might add that it had to have been somebody who looked at the, the previous bomber come through who, who's probably associated with the, how common network. so i'm very dubious, and i think isis k has, has infiltrated and in to tell a bond quite, quite extensively. and it's going to be i think the battle is going to be on. we're going to see this thing disintegrate, perhaps into a civil war shortly. i don't know if a michael, but if i assume that intelligence agencies of far better briefs than maybe you or i right now, but within 48 hours to find this target, take them out as a result of what happened on thursday. if they knew this person was that this group was there, how dangerous they are, why were they taken out before then? well, there's a number of reasons why you would not. number one, you want to follow their activities closely. from an in, from an intelligence reporting standpoint, to just understand that what the patterns of might be. they migh

put something like this in place. actually, it's not just your opinions. anybody watching from the u. s. rebel remind they're putting this in the place of the u. s. travellers. i don't mean to be the senate care, but the reason i think they're really doing this. they need to raise funds. they have not done well during cove. it. that policies aren't good. there is not as much entrepreneurship. they've not done well at all since breakfast and they're going to lose one of the biggest trading partners that they have. so i think they need money, and this is the fastest way to raise it for them. that is even when it's only under $10.00 for every single pass that they're seeing, they're great inside. as always, hillary ford, which thank you so much for your racial and that's it. for this time, you can catch boom bus on demand on the portable tv app, which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out portable dot tv will see next time

u. s. military so far, no civilian casualties to report. the u. s. embassy in afghanistan has put out another alert for all american citizens to leave cobble airport immediately. that our warnings, another attack is likely and the next few days could be the most dangerous. the refugee agency says up to half a 1000000 people could leave afghanistan by the end of the year. its appeal to all neighboring countries to keep borders open. opposition protestors have scuffled with police in peru after the government of president pedo. kasteel won a vote of confidence in congress opposition is promising to challenge the members of kristi is left with confidence, one by one. the man convicted of the assassination of us senator robert f. kennedy has been granted parole after seeking his freedom, 16 times. 77 year old hanser han has served 53 years for shooting kennedy in los angeles in 1900. 68 us intelligence agencies said corona virus was not developed as a bio weapon, but in the declassified report they couldn't agree and that it was 1st transmitted from an animal or leaks from a lab. and

u. s embassy. they have on twitter, put out a statement. they say the u. s. embassy urges us citizens to leave. i've got to stop immediately using available commercial flight options. statement goes on, given the security conditions and reduce stuffing. the embassy is ability to assist us citizens, enough kind of stuff is extremely limited, even within carnival strawberry stuff. thank you. james bay, that diplomatic added to the in cobble. james, of course, usually reporting from the united nations in new york, that is where the security council has heard that it cannot stand by. as i've kind of stand things further towards. catastrophe, kristen salumi has this report thing. the country is at a dangerous turning point. the un special representative for afghanistan called on the security council to act and act quickly 1st by demanding an end to taliban attacks against cities to attack urban areas is to knowingly inflict enormous harm and cause massive civilian casualties. nonetheless, the threatening of large urban areas appears to be a strategic decision by the taliban, who have accepted the li

u. s. administration to put it in for a bid on that. so on an extension of that evacuation started on spokesperson said that the media had started working. he said that every day the freedom of the media in this country improves obviously a lot of fear amongst media workers, local media workers. that many of whom have plate the country already, many of whom are at the airport, getting on to flight now. but he that started on spokesman trying to allay those fears. he also says that the crowd of the airport can go home. we guarantee that security will turn about, or he said that that will though they will not agree to any extension of this deadline. they say that people who want to leave the country can leave the country eventually. if they have the right paperwork the right visas and they can get on to commercial flights. but of course nobody knows when commercial flights will restart . there was also a comments about the issue of the friendship valley. now the pension valley, as we've been reporting around 100 kilometers from here, is t

u. s. and the conflicting we're putting our to but it was a new deal and we have not issued any formal this proposals yet. pass, they scraping it has been very efficient. but isn't that well as soon as promoting them got over the african talks that's been well recognised and such as if everyone believes that it's an expedient way would be happy to resume the platform. i want to fight through. i look up at the lot of the new in the list together for the small and amendment that upon sure the mark was the li, had to you know, how to come in to look at the look at the hook up to beloved de la la la smith, the must, all would equal and more prefer lucy, muslim baton chemical. and the 1st she had heard bella lee, who knock fee, and you stun well buckley at the enough, so holly and i'm, the mother had to say that she became ill and the other bunny, allan awesome, i love the new year. we'll have the monolithic national diamond can the not the router that the little formula, emily, but i will. hey, what, what any. i mean? ashley, dusky, holcombe. mercy, la. well, it took them in the car for a lot o

u. s. footprint is shrinking. when did you get hold of this area? to have 2 hours ago? yes, we can hear you want to put in the solution. so they've evacuations. clutching the u. s. made in full rifles of commandeered tele bond fighters watch is american troops move inside the perimeter, destroy equipment and bus in evacuation. behind that door is american little just the me to come and. busy told him, and you tell him and they are and this watched. hello. so the, so it is me to go. this is all of them. know you're all due to the sizes counts, the number of c 17 across departing from the end of the runway. telephone secured the commercial side of the a port almost 2 weeks ago, but only pushed into military areas on friday nights. the version of special forces, known as the battery, 313, and victorious strike force are in charge of security. we are not here to protect the american. we are here to prevent looting of this place in the military equipment. that's the promises we made into her. we are standing by them on the sofa. these telephone officials are walking from the neighboring ministry of interior

u. k. he believes jo biden's policy on the withdrawal has put the u. s. first. on leaving afghans behind in this is and a fact the 3rd big hit to american credibility with the idea that america leads and the rest of the world follows. we saw it after the iraq war in 2002 in the disastrous approach. the americans took there. we saw that their failure to protect civilians in 2011 and beyond. in the middle east. and now we see it here, or european allies are not going to leave nato. they will continue to work with the americans. but the idea that they follow was joe vine, put it in january americans back to leave the world that's been damaged by the war . specifically, it's the region it's, it's the area around afghanistan, the united states has left the building and handed the keys to the taliban in afghanistan. but now pakistan takes on a key role because they are linked with a tower and have been for years behind pakistan. is china. huge investments with pakistan and now f canister becomes part, possibly one if it is stable of china's built and wrote initiative.

u. s. was caught unawares and i think once again, they have failed to analyze what the situation was. it really puts on full display the delusions of the u. s. which after all, has been in afghanistan for almost 20 years. consuming, according to some estimates, 2 trillion dollars. this money has not gone to the benefit of the afghan people, obviously. and this whole enterprise has been very bad for the american people as well. many us soldiers have died. the good thing about exposing the delusions of the us empire and the neoconservative to run u. s. foreign policy is that it's going to make them harder to continue, so there needs to be a lot more criticism and exposure of what the reality is versus what are the promises and the, the false estimates by us intelligence official says we've heard then many people have not been able to get a flight out of cabal. we spoke with a german national. he's currently stuck in the country with his afghan fiance. and i just, i'm a german citizen. throughout the day, i stay in constant contact with the german foreign ministry and the german ambassador to couple. i

u. s. military so far, no civilian casualties to report. the u. s. embassy in afghanistan has put out another alert for all american citizens to leave couple airport immediately. there are warnings. another attack is likely in the next few days with the most dangerous . and the un refugee agency says up to half a 1000000 people could flee the crisis by the end of the year. it's appealed to all neighboring countries to keep board is often in other news, the man convicted of the assassination of us, senator robert f. kennedy has been granted parole after seeking it for the 16th time, 77 year old hands are hon, has saved 53 years for the shooting of kennedy at a campaign event at the ambassador hotel. in los angeles authorities in northern nigeria, i have reported 3 separate releases of abducted children in the last 24 hours. the latest with 32 high school students in the could during the state gum and took them from an islamic school 3 months ago. and nigerian officials say one child died while held hostage and for others and now receiving medical treatment. and corona virus, hospit

u. s. government report that was put out that was back in 2020 i then to fight hundreds if allegations of neglect as well as financial abuse by conservator isn't . and that abuse the report says, most of them were related to financial exploitation. so what sort of reforms are needed here for a better oversight of the system? yeah, i mean, that's an excellent point. i mean, even currently, according to the department of justice report, an estimated 1300000 adults are under similar arrangements as miss spears in the united states. so even though most people are just recently sort of paying attention to conservatory ships as a result of the free brittany movement, there really are many individuals in similar circumstances. and to your point, as far as, as how this sometimes can, can read or create circumstances of abuse. if we think of it from a perspective of, you know, family members or often be individuals assigned to be a conservatory. but those are oftentimes the very people who have the most intimate knowledge about, you know, the person's health about the person finances in particular

u. s. president announced he was putting troops out at the time, the minutes in group held less than a 5th of the country, but now the control more than half with the medicines and cavil's door. and we heard from people in that city or money. or we are afraid of them as the cities are falling to by day, the capital may also fall after some time. he had also, my name is shut up. we are afraid why is there no weapon support for our security personnel? they are being killed on the front line. they have to retreat or give up. yeah, because they're run out of equipment like what it could do when i see that we are on the verge of losing everything. really lose hope. i have even taken to ask him some of my friends if i have ever done them wrong and asking for forgiveness. because if the telephone come, none of us will survive. i know and will be killed my friend at the very last telephone. i witnessed my mother getting ready to tell the bon for doing her cheese for a couple of minutes to d. i shielded the telephone, come to power, will return to the same dark day that people can, especially the p

a seems like these have put the u. s. president on the global pressure. joe biden. is considering extending a deadline on the withdrawal of american forces beyond august 31st. but the tyler bond has warned against the bottom of face allies at an emergency virtual meeting of g 7 nations. in about half an hour from now, apart from the evacuation, they're expected to urge the taller bond to form and inclusive government will face sanctions allows early of the you and human rights chief said she's received credible reports of abuses against civilians in areas on the taller bond control allegations include summary executions and the restriction of women's rights. we have also received credible reports of seated violation of international military law and human rights abuses taking place in many areas under effective taliban control. they include among others, summary executions of civilians and all the combat. members of the africa, national security forces restrictions on the rights of women, including the right to move around freely and girls ride to attend school. i w

putting u. s troops were marines outside the gates are outside of the airport for additional perimeter security and then finally with all of this is there any discussion about sending any additional u s troops to kabul airport for additional security measures uh so let me actually answer the last part of your question first we assess we have the forces. we need to protect ourselves there. i'm always in a constant dialogue with the secretary if i needed anything else, i'd be talking to him immediately but i think we have what we need to protect ourselves so let's talk a little bit about the threat strings so very very real threats. dreams very very uh what we would call tactical that means imminent could occur at any moment and they range from rocket attacks. we know that they would like to lava rock it in there. if they could. now we actually have pretty good protection against that. we have our our and i'm rocket and mortar system the gun systems that those who have been out they were very famili

terms about the emancipation of the country after 20 years expelling the forward as, as it was put the u. s. as the taliban has agreed to allow safe passage for a civilian, struggling to fly out of capital evacuations have resumed the day after chaotic scenes on the runway, u. s. military has evacuated 3200 people. so far. leaders have also agreed to hold a virtual g 7 meeting to discuss a common strategy for of gone it's done. russia has begun a month long joint military exercise with digit, as don mirror at afghan border, about a 1000 soldiers hughes tanks, artillery and helicopters. russia has promised military assistance to ex soviet nations in central asia. if they face attacks by i'm groups from, i've got to son, because exxon fergus don and citrix son are all part of from moscow. lead security pack survivors of saturdays are quick in haiti are now having to cope with a tropical storm. heavy rain last makeshift shelters in the southern city of la k, one of the worst hit areas. so far, nearly 2000 people are known to have died. after months of being virus 3 and other 2 new cases of cod