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u. s. passport. everybody doesn't matter who you are. you are on a u. s. past where you are on a u. s. inflationary system. you are on the u. s. the standard you are on that center because this is the american world, that is a fact. and this is what we're covering here over these past week. and, and the upcoming week as we head towards august 15th, not the 2021. that is the 50 year anniversary of nixon closing the gold window. putting us all on the treadmill of having to run faster and faster. just to say ahead. you see that in all of our headlines for the past 10 years, essentially it's been covering the consequences of the act and, and the inevitability of the collapse of it. because at a certain point, just like alice, when she was a wonder lamb and she had gone through the looking glass, she mentioned to the red queen how exhausted she was and that had she and her world been running so fast. i. and in our conversation here in kaiser for you say, if you are running that fast in a hard currency world and a gold standard world in a big point centered world, you would have got somewh

are the top stories. more fighting in the middle of laska one of the african cities, the taliban is trying to capture. i've got to stand governments as special forces and u. s. s. strikes are helping troops in the streets. thousands of civilians fled to neighboring.

u. s service members and at least 169 afghans the airlift of u. s citizens and afghan allies continues under heavy security as u. s intelligence believes more texts are likely there are more than 5000 u. s service members in harm's way saving as many people as they can. it's a noble mission. we have seen firsthand how dangerous that mission is, but isis will not deter us from accomplishing this mission more than 100,000 people have been evacuated thousands more still trying to get out. the u s. says it still expects to end the u s military presence in afghanistan next tuesday earlier this week we told you about an east bay man who was able to evacuate afghanistan and he told us that he was sad to leave behind so many family members. yesterday, he learned that a loved one was killed in that suicide bombing kate was amber lee joins us now live tonight after talking with that grieving man amber. heather the san leandro man tells me he's in constant contact with family members in afghanistan and that two of them are recovering from injuries tonight he's mourning the loss of his cousin. he's very intelligence been. he was i team and he's very smart ramada

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 response will be swift and forceful. will defend our people with devastating force if necessary. our current military mission, we shorten time, limit is what scope and focused in its objectives, get our people and our allies as safely as quickly as possible. and once we have completed this mission, we will conclude our military withdrawal wil

u. s. embassy in saigon and 75, which had a huge impact on the u. s. psyche, the u. s. sense of exceptionalism. although here we are not a failed us war. and so this year. but that's what the bite, the ministration really wants to wants to avoid. and that is a sense that even though donald trump, his supporters and the republicans, do support a u. s. withdraw that starting to sense that might be scope here to, to criticize the way that bite and have handle this. donald trump, in the last years issuing a statement saying, look, i negotiated the withdrawal, but i would have said it would have been conditions based. this is all going terribly wrong. she haven't fancy life, a stair from washington. thank how the great prime minister says the recent wildfires are his country's biggest ecological catastrophe. in decades the government is pledged billions of dollars in aid for people hit by the fires. and those a lot of times we'll get cash payouts and tax exemptions. zane bus robbie has more on the prime minister's news conference from athens. he says that there need to be a fundamental shift and how not only the governm

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, and the response will be swift and forceful. will defend our people with devastating force if necessary. our current military mission, we short in time limit is what scope and focused in its objectives get our people and our allies as safely as quickly as possible. and once we have completed this mission, we will conclude our military withdrawal wil

u. s. isn't going to be contained to just the u. s. and as you mentioned earlier in the reporting, our supply chains are worldwide, especially for things like semiconductors, which cross water several hundreds of times before even landing as a final product. it's final destination. so in this very globalized world, inflation in one area will affect other countries and supply chain disruptions and inflation on commodities. that's going to affect things worldwide. and that's going to be everything from consumer goods and household stables all the way up through high tech. and even if, even if the fed manages to rain and inflation in the u. s, which is a very big if, because he hasn't even given any specifics on how he plans to tackle inflation. considering that, according to him, it's no big deal. then you also have to worry about inflation and other countries such as china, where the u. s. has actually exported a lot of their inflation onto in china because essentially the u. s. has been buying goods from china for the good part of the last decade. so that's been export and inflation onto china. so in the u. s. managed to contain there'

u. s. s. the, the residual ones are extra traded and also of whatever americans and europeans remain behind unable to be evacuated along with. of course we have danny citizens who helped the united states and the coalition all these here. so wait and see approach is what they're, what there has to be. it's just, it's a shame that not only that, it's come to this with the diplomacy happening ex post facto. but also that the focus of that diplomacy, understandably right now, is very much on just getting people out, getting europeans and that kind of stuff. people out. what has to come into the discussion or is, is strategic stability in the region. and the fact that an unstable janice then leads to tremendous instability throughout central asia, south asia, a lot of american commentators are saying, well, you know, the u. s. is getting out president biden's ending a war. but the conflicts going to continue the ramifications for pakistan in its radical population elements and western china and throughout the former soviet states of central asia are huge. and somebody's got to fill the leadership vacu

u. s. a ministration, how us officials describing this situation? well, the pentagon has said that there are now a 3000 u. s. military personnel dispatched to afghanistan to basically over see what it's calling the draw down of us personnel in the country in order to make sure that u. s. embassy staff are able to leave the country safely, the military is being sent in. now people watching the situation will note that we have now seen the taliban surging ahead, seizing several provinces, and just one day they are inching closer to cobble the country's capital. but as joe biden made clear on tuesday, washington does not intend to come to cobbles rescue, take a listen. that was what african leaders have to come together. we lost thousands at last death and injury. thousands of american personnel got to fight for themselves. now the current taliban offensive began back in april when joe biden announced that he intended to withdraw all us forces from the country by september 11th. now that gave question gave rise to 2 questions. at this point. you know, what is really going on now? will the usa now that it's sen

u. s. is frozen in banks in the u. s. so some people are even talking of a catastrophic situation in the coming months. and when you speak to afghans about it, in the context of what's happening down there, the f, all these new lines coming from western institutions and western governments now blocking access to bombs. they seeing it as a betrayal, and they were also using language like this is collective punishment for crimes. we never committed charles for the update. thanks very much, charles trots of the 4th in cobble. while the german trans langler medical says that the new reality and have done his phone is a better one, but her government will have to work with it. meanwhile, the british foreign minister dominic rob says the evacuations will continue right up until the last minute of august. the 31st. let's get morning from the dean barbara, he's in london, nice sentra nadeem of course. the u. k. really foreign minister saying it's going to go straight down to the wire. absolutely, and although the government insist they are still pu

u. s. pop culture, including several films. ah, this is all just, these are the top stories, the u. s. is carried out zone air strikes against iso k in retaliation for thursday's attack outside couple airport that killed at least 175 people. it happened in the eastern.

u. s. we heard from the governor of the federal reserve, say on friday that chief, among the reasons the u. s. need to have a digital dollar is that other countries are racing to issue their own central bank back digital currencies though is inevitable that the u. s. will create its own digital currency eventually. yeah, i think it absolutely is inevitable. it's definitely on its way. it will definitely become a reality. so this goes back to what kristi was just talking about. i believe the reason why congress thinks that they're going after crypto currency to raise revenue. that's what they would call it. i don't believe that's revenue, but they will call it raising revenue. we're going to go after this, this industry and we're going to tax it heavily and we're going to be able to take revenue from that and use it. but i think there's another force at play here or and more so it says, let's clear the deck. let's get rid of the competition because a u. s. central back digital currency is on its way. there's no question about that. and when it arrives, the fed doesn't want any kind of competition for that. they don't want to think that there's going t

are pushing a canadian court to reject the u. s. is extradition request. her lawyers arguing the u. s. is overreaching with its charges. 5 are been living in china. are trying to start up various businesses, both there and in north korea. the chinese chord and sentencing him also left open the possibility of deportation seen as a move to pressure canada in the one showcase. we had a constant visit with michael right afterwards and he wanted to send 3 messages. one. thank you for all your support means a lot to me too. i am in good spirits and 3, i want to get home us secretary of state anthony blink and also demanded the release subscriber and coverage, saying they had been arbitrarily detained for more than 2 and a half years. and that quote, people are not bargaining chips. the chinese government denies power and co rigor being held as political hostages or bargaining chips. but both men have been seemingly caught in the crossfire in what has become a political war of wells with dangerous consequences. for news views hughes john hardy. when we return, parents are angry as a mask manda

u. s. doesn't have to have the magic relations with iran, so there's no u. s embassy that. ok, thank you. james bass, are the fanatic editor and reporting from couple now about lariche, an activist who was reported missing has been found dent in ukraine's capital kiff vitale. she show of lads a kiev based non profit organization that helps beller russians who are fleeing press persecution. the n g o has called his death a plunge operation. he was reported missing by his partner failing to return from a run. police have now launched a murder investigation. let's speak to peter. is that who the executive director of the razor democracy initiative? he's joining us by skype from key f. thanks for speaking to us. i know that this is personal for you and you knew him personally. tell us your reaction to this news. it was obviously very tragic. very shocking. this was the 1st thing i heard when i woke up this morning and in fact we saw, i saw the tale last week and we were planning to have him on thursday. and a tv program which i host on the new tv, obviously very shocking, very personal, and also has implicat

u-s-a! u-s-a! u-s-a! u-s-a! k s-a! e totea d. and with cases on the rise, both the vaccinated and unvaccinated have the same question: what kind of bubble baths are not go to the party. but someone has the answers. and i'll tell you all about it in my new segment: "a-list tub time with the soapy stars." ( rubber ducky squeaking ) first in the tub, ashton kutcher who in a recent interview revealed he and his significant scrubber, mila kunis, don't wash their two children every day. okay. not the kunis-kutcher bubble bath reveal we were hoping for. but kunis explained, "if you can see the dirt on them, clean them. otherwise, there's no point." ( laughter ) okay, that sounds less like a policy for cleaning your kids and more like the policy for cleaning your buick. "eh, it's supposed to rain tonight. just leave mckenzie in the driveway." this interview sent major shock waves through the celebrity scrub-o-sphere. kristen bell sided with team don't-bathe-your-kids, saying "i'm a big fan of waiting for the stink. once you catch a whiff, that's biology's way of letting you know you need to clean it up." look, i don't like to comment on anyone else's par

stun. devante bars are arrived to a crowd of supporters in kandahar the birthplace of the taliban. bardon led the groups negotiators and talks with the u. s. and afghan government. the u. s. says the taliban has agreed to allow safe passage for a civilian, struggling to fly out of. couple evacuations have resumed a day after chaotic scenes on the runway. survivors are saturdays, earthquake, and 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 had areas, at least 2000 people have died in the quake. another town in northern california has been destroyed by the biggest wildfire in the us. it's the community of grizzly flats, home to 1200 people. the so called dixie fire is now dangerously close to the city of susan fell. after months of being virus free, most more cases of coven 19 have been confirmed in new zealand. and it brings a total to 10, all are the delta, the variance of the virus. the 1st case triggered a 3 day snap lockdown starting on tuesday. you have 2 dates with a headlines. it's back to witness. next on al jazeera, i me me a bucket as cindy. a. good. ok. the more you one mor

u. s. allies this in the indo pacific region. type the trip or east concerns of the u. s. commitment to the region following its pull up from afghanistan. those are you headlines 11 east next. county because the solid bomb economy can be of the financial crisis that the u. s. blogs, accent, black gamma fans with the billions of dollars and the $7000000000.00 lawsuit against the mining giant behind brazil, dead list environmental disaster counting the cost on al jazeera the years, women and girls have been murdered, shot dead on the street bombed on their way to work and on their way home from work . and so much loss and there has been very little comfortable. being a professional woman is enough to get to coach. attackers have been targeting women who dared to carve out a career and a generation of girls who are promised to freedom their mothers never needed with no one held accountable for many of the deadly attacks. the killings are dark warning for the future. and i don't know if this will not let it. didn't know that the taliban are back in control. 101 east. investigate the fight for justice. correct? janice, dan ah, who most a rajah ali riz

u. s. military interpreters who are, were desperately trying to leave the country ahead of the head of the tall and take over in the u. s. departure from the airport. i don't think human rights is really something that you could say is essential to the way the u. s. is looking at as can stand now and what it's actions speak for. and i guess then be interesting to look to the future, wasting morgan. and joining me there from washington, d. c was the thank you. thanks very much. the italian militia flew nearly 5000 afghans to italy after the taliban seize control of commerce done. many of them are still under quarantine, wellbeing process before being resettled in communities across italy. i'm really visited the country's largest refugee camp for african evacuation in office on at this camp an hour outside of rome. more than a 1000 afghan refugees are starting a new life now far from the country. they called home. many of them like this man felt they had no choice but to flee a la carte. i worked with italian and after military. so i was a target for the tiny banners. you know, just he, like others we spoke to, asked us n

u. s. embassy building earlier. i mean those comparisons are being made in raleigh humiliating. is it not harris, the us administration reaction to all of this? yeah, particularly because the u. s. seems to be, have caught. so what foot it was president biden saying, just a week ago that there would not be helicopter evacuations off the rooftop of the embassy. and now you're seeing damage control with secretary of standards of lincoln. speaking to us media today saying that this is not history repeated like the withdrawal from vietnam. and in fact, trying to spend this 20 year war in afghanistan as a win for the united states. let's take a step back. this is manifestly not saigon. the fact the matter is this, we went to afghanistan 20 years ago with one mission in mind, and that was the deal with the people who attacked us on 911. and that mission has been successful. we brought a lot to justice a decade ago. our cater, the group that attacked us has been vastly diminished. its capacity to attack us again from afghanistan has been right now does not exist. and we're going to make sure that we keep in place in the region. the capacity, the forces necessary to see any reemergence

u. s. is concerned, there are still thousands of people trapped in afghanistan who worked with and for the united states over the past 1520 years to the u. s. have any plans to help them? well, yes, indeed. there are a number of individual visas that are being issued. the non, the process of being issued, the u. s. has provided facilities that 3 separate bases here for an estimated 20000 afghans who used to work for the us government one must as well. we've heard from the pentagon about the rates of evacuation over the past 24 hours. 2000 people have been evacuated. the pentagon says that of those $365.00 americans. the rest of them are africans who were working for the us along with some nato forces. so once again, the us says it has a contingency plans in place to take in afghans who worked for the u. s. in a gun he's done, but many problems involved that have been complaints about the issue of single immigrant visas. there's also being complaint about green card holders who are having difficulty of getting through the perimeter that's been set up around that airport. with regard to that perimeter, the pentagon says that there are some 4

u. s. healing hearing from republican leaders, who are calling this simply a disaster. that this is a chaotic conclusion to 2 decades of miscalculations. the longest war the u. s. has been involved in, of course, much of this issue was passed on to the current administration. biden is the 4th us president to be fighting this war. he had committed just as its predecessor, donald trump had committed to withdrawing us forces, but there were $83000000000.00 worth of us money spent on trying to prop up the ask the military for it to fall. this quickly certainly is not the conclusion that they had wanted, and there is much criticism leveled ad biden himself, of course he did inherit some of this, but it was his own decision. when in april he made the announcement of the troop withdrawal and despite warnings from pentagon officials at this exact scenario, perhaps not as quickly with taliban taking over the country was a likelihood by them made the decision. anyway, and of course now we're seeing the fall out and also the potential undermining of confidence in u. s. foreign policy from allies, even as biden was trying to rebuild after the trump years. id. joe counts thr

u. s troops are heading to the country to help the evacuations of u. sassy staff in kabul as the security situation gets worse, we are going to continue to have a diplomatic presence on the ground part in afghanistan. our embassy remains open. the white house says the president is still standing by his decision to pull back u. s presence in weeks in an effort to end its two decade war, but many are criticizing the president's strategy, calling for more support for afghan forces. we need to have a new plan for how we're going to defend ourselves in the region, nearly 120,000 afghans have fled to kabul province this year for the u. n refugee agency, some warning of a disastrous outcome should kabul fall. the situation has all the hallmarks of a humanitarian catastrophe. officials meanwhile, are destroying sensitive documents and equipment of the u. s embassy in cobb. well, a staff get ready to leave the bulk of the troops sent to help with evacuations are expected to arrive by the end of the weekend in washington, mother of era fox news. and joining us now

u. s. feels for the taliban to cooperate with the u. s. over the short term. will this cooperation go on after august 31st? nobody knows. but administration officials are saying that there is a chance that they'll need taliban cooperation in the future to evacuate potentially more americans or others after august 31st. so they're kind of leaving the door slightly open for further cooperation perhaps. but certainly the u. s. making it clear that joe biden does not trust the taliban, but certainly willing to work with them for now. okay, thank you so much. gabriel. he's on the reporting from washington. so heads on 0. sworn enemies of both the u. s. on the taliban will tell you about the group, the claimed responsibility for the cavalier for an attack. this is genocide. politicians don't care about it and they have decided our fate. cancer patients and 11 on the victims of a health system on life support. ah . with the cushion sit to ride on the cookie, paralympic one, i want you to investigate japan. problem history of caring for people with disabilities on i'll do 0 september. and this era, as morocco record would be impacted with 19 the country voted

u s marines and one was a navy medic. at least 18 more u. s service members arefghan authorities are saying at least 60 afghans were also killed today and more than 140 others were wounded president biden addressed the nation this afternoon and became emotional as he called the american troops who died heroes the president also defended the decision to continue pulling us forces out of afghanistan fox news madeline rivera is live in washington d. c tonight with more on the devastating situation unfolding in afghanistan.

u. s. sort of strategy, a new strategy. it seems to try and stop people repeatedly trying to cross into the united states. why are they doing that? the u. s. seems to be concerned the mon, about over crowding, their board of facilities about a spike in the number of apprehensions and also about new strains of cove it. so that's the justification to this right group, including the un have criticize it. so you're going to give people access to asylum and also you can't fly them straight down to the south, the country where they're not possibly safe and you know, what are the people they're telling you about their experiences in trying to get the united states and then being sent back like this but that's how much they manage to speak to a couple of people last night. they've been sent back home one of those flights. i should say it's not just being sent back to the city of mexico, then the mexican authorities, a busing them actually into guatemala. so it's a sort of double deputation yet one step here. and you get bus back a little bit further back on the route and they would basically see the bit show shows. one them would say, i'm not sur

u. s troops are heading to the country to help the evacuations of u. s staff in kabul as the security situation gets worse, we are going to continue to have a diplomatic presence on the ground part in afghanistan. our embassy remains open. the white house says the president is still standing by his decision to pull back u. s presence in weeks in an effort to end its two decade war, but many are criticizing the president's strategy, calling for more support for afghan forces. we need to have a new plan for how we're going to defend ourselves in the region, nearly 120,000 afghans have fled to kabul province this year for the u. n refugee agency, some warning of a disastrous outcome should kabul fall. the situation has all the hallmarks of a humanitarian catastrophe. officials meanwhile, are destroying sensitive documents and equipment of the u. s embassy in cobb. well, a staff get ready to leave the bulk of the troops sent to help with evacuations are expected to arrive by the end of the weekend in washington, mother of era fox news. coming up next on ktvu

40% well now to the very latest on the evacuation of u s citizens and afghan allies from afghanistan refugees are starting to come here into the u s. and as foxes david spun tells us the biden administration is giving them background checks as well as working to find them permanent homes. hundreds of afghans are now in the us following flights out of kabul over the weekend. five flights landed at dulles international airport with approximately 1300 passengers according to the state department. vetting is well underway before afghan evacuees land on american soil if there are afghans that need to be evacuated that aren't fully vetted. we do have third country partners that are working with us in this effort, the departments of defense state homeland security and fbi all work in coordination using a national database but sometimes there are hiccups not all those databases talk to each other. so these have to be done sometimes independently of each other. these databases can be siloed even though afghans may begin new lives in the united states connections back home may haunt them and their new country. anyone who comes over here who

are 3000 u. s. military personnel headed for afghanistan to secure what it's calling a safe, draw down of american civilian personnel. basically u. s. embassy staff, and others are going to be a score to the out of the country by the military. the military will be there to make sure that they're not harmed in the process. now we do know at this point that the taliban after receiving, receiving and seizing several provinces in a single day, is now engine closer to the capital city of cobble. but on tuesday, joe biden made clear that washington is not going to step in to rescue cobble in this situation. take a listen. the african leaders have to come together. we lost thousands at last death and injury. thousands of american personnel got to fight for themselves. now, 3000 u. s. military personnel are there to oversee the evacuation of the embassy staff. this is in process, but when asked in the us state department made pretty clear that they do not intend to leave them there. this is not taking away from the timeline for withdrawal from afghanistan that joe biden established take a listen. this is not the reintroduction of military

u. s. plane, out of afghanistan. recreation for are not free, and passengers will be required to sign the promise very low in agreement and may not be eligible to renew the u. s. best 1st until the loan is repaid. the cost may be $2000.00 or more per person. well, the state department has decided to waive those fees in light of the unique situation, the circumstances on the ground, but also in lights of some real strong criticism of the move. what americans have to pay to be evacuated from gaston invited america. everything is free except in evacuation from the terrorist reading math. he can read it. i just verified this on the us ampersand genesis website. the state department was in charge of civilian evacuations. they failed miserably and continued to fail when the dust settles. it's hard to see how secretary blinking should still up a job when a bad, not a dime of that makes its way to the us treasury. our anti government is rip off out is scamarus, liars, and thieves. then there's an ongoing situation regarding around $100.00 gods for the british embassy a cobble. it's turned out they're not eligible to get on the u. k. evacuation flights because their c

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u. s. s. it is crucial to wear one. now those are headlines this hour in just under an hour's time. my colleague kevin will be here with the full.