u. s. stay away from the airport, stay away from the gates and they've been putting in place different ways of trying to reach people because they know that there are some more than a 1000 dollars. so people with us, passports, you still have to get on to flights and then thousands more people who are eligible because of their association with the us who should be and could be on flights. but the problem is just trying to get to the, to the airport safely and there they have been repeating throughout the thursday. the need for these people, if you are eligible to get onto a flight, find a place of safety in cobble, let us know where you are. we'll take it from there. what we have seen in the past week or so with the increasing chaos and the dangers at the airport is countries that have the resources and the ability to do this. and it does, it does mean that you have to have the helicopters and the special forces to do this. but at the united states, in germany for example, they have been telling

u. s. stays of mississippi health officials say patients saw overwhelming hospital temporary beds are being set off in parking garrison, 20000 children, and now in quarantine. a week after school's reopened audio, castro has mon, this. the singing river hospital in gulfport, mississippi, is bursting at the seams. the waiting room is full. well, yeah. i wonder if i check haitians are being treated in hallways and hospital administrator. tiffany murdock is just trying to make it work. a couple of hours before we can take, or the state of mississippi is reporting some 3500 new cobit cases a day, its biggest surge since the start of the pandemic. only 36 percent of residents are fully vaccinated and its the unvaccinated now filling hospital is frustrating period. yes. that towards the individual personal patient. no, because we're at work and look at them as they're coming in. they have a problem. we have to fix that. we're going to take care of you, no matter right. but now you're like learning your science from facebook and that's frustrating with the regular and has a hard overflow with the

u. s. stayed in afghanistan, way too long. he did lay out, as you mentioned, a wider foreign policy perspective for the u. s. going forward visa v, the military and 2 ways. he said that any military missions by the u. s. going forward should have clear and achievable goals, something he felt for the last decade or so. the u. s. did not have enough ghana. stan, he also said that all mission's abroad for the u. s. military now should be in a fundamental interest of the u. s. and he felt that that was not necessarily the case in afghanistan for many years. he also mentioned 2 countries by name china and russia. he said those 2 countries pose in the view of a joe biden, a bigger threats in many ways to the united states. moving forward then afghan stan is or was and he said the u. s. needs to focus on china and russia and other things by mention cyber cyber threats as well. he said, there is nothing more that china and russia would want than to see the united states bog down and africana stand for another 10 or 20 years. the big pi

u. s. stays beyond august. what, what has consequences likely look like and how would washington respond with that still a matter of speculation, taliban hasn't said exactly what the or else is in there. don't do this conversation, but i think we can assume that they're no longer going to buy that agreement. that there will be no attacks on us troops and it's important to note it is that taliban that has checkpoints around huffman cars. i airport, that's where the u. s. is staging their withdrawal of us and other people from afghanistan. so it could be something as simple as sniping, attacks on the us. it could be something far more dramatic. there isn't agreement for how those checkpoints go. and part of that agreement is allowing us and other people with a proper papers to get through those taliban checkpoints. well, i think we can assume they're not going to agree to do that any longer. that's an agreement with the u. s. contingent on the u. s. pulling out by august 31st, but also basically all rules around

u. s. is there the possibility that u. s. strategy policy could change on this? the having contingency plans drawn up just in case that the u. s. needs to stay beyond august the 31st and those plans have been presented to jo bite. know the thing about contingency plans is you need to consider every possible contingency. and clearly this will mean a redrafting of any plans. will this delay the us? well, they certainly believe that jack august, the 31st is a realistic date. the point to the fight. and just over a week, they lifted more than 104000 people 55000 of them. united states, 5000 of them, the united states presidents, more than 60000 of them on us flights. they believe that there's just over a 1000 americans, still an afghan has done that in contact with more than 500 of them. they think they should be able to reach them very soon. but there might be a change in standard operating procedure. now they are no longer going to search people at the gates. they will tell people who have been pre cleared, or they have been in touch with us embassy officials that perhaps they have to gather at a certain point. and then a helicopter will be se

u. s. pulling out more rapidly before august 31st. joe biden. clearly making the case that that will not happen, they will, the u. s. will stay in till august 31st as jo, bye, and has said all along at cobble airport leading this evacuation process. he also a key point of his speech was he also pointed the finger directly at i saw k, there's offshoot of i saw in afghanistan. he said that intelligence officials had pointed out that the day this group was responsible. and joe biden, very clearly saying that he plans to hold them accountable. listen to a little bit more of what the president had to say to those who carried out this attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm. no. this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay how defend our interest in our people would every measure might command for gabriel. as you're saying, the president pretty adamant that the u. s. is going to pull out by the august 31st deadline, but coordination with the taliban seems to be key is we heard from general mckenzie a short while ago. so will this us cooperation continue after august 31st? well, that's

u. s. actually stay, anthony blinking says his country has achieved its mission in afghanistan and rejects comparisons to the full of saigon and 975 in what was found vietnam. 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 re emergence of a terrorist threat and to be able to deal with it. so in terms of what we set out to do and f canister and we've done it. so how are us veterans who served in afghanistan, looking at the events in campbell? my seller is co founder of the non profit organization, no one left behind an advisory board chair. if the association of more time allies enjoyed the psalms

u. s. and the u. k. have anything about the deepest and strongest relationships with oral half left a bitter taste in the mouth, and joe biden has been harshly criticized. the u. s. president says, staying longer in kabul would raise the risk of an attack by islamic state and strain. a tenuous working relationship with the taliban, but a former u. k commander says the terrorist threat now coming from afghanistan is worse than before. 911 and biden should face and military court. i don't believe prison button should be impeached. he's the commander in chief of the us armed forces. he's just essentially surrendered to the taliban. he shouldn't be in paste. he should be court martialed for betraying the united states of america and the united states armed forces are barton, both are being condemned by m. p. as in parliament, some calling his criticism of the afghan army, shameful, and pizza, by a cell which he served in afghanistan, says the special relationship is not what it was and why britain didn't sound up to the us. but the harshest criticism this biden has come from former prime minister, tony blair, who took britain into afghanistan 2 decades ago. it is so over decision to withdra

u. s. military to stay in many, many countries. that is the way the politicians get the u. s. public to go ahead and say ok, let's leave our military and one more year because we are helping the women were helping this reopen that. it's ok to go ahead and spend $300000000.00 a day. let's keep them in there because we're helping other people, when in fact, there are ways to help other people without us, military forces being involved in. how do you think americans should sort of continue now it's fight against terrorism because we've seen their eyes all this sort of suddenly we've seen the emergence of isis k in afghanistan. joe biden talks about fighting terrorism still around the world. i mean, in what way can we expect america to continue fighting terrorism if it's decided that you know what is done enough, understand is not the way forward. while we know also historically that anytime us forces are on the ground, that increases the amount of care expect to be in the country. and a lot of the terrorist activity ends up being killing civilians of that nation, as well as try

u. s. president says, staying longer in cargo would raise the risk of an attack. why is logic state and strain a tenuous working relationship with the taliban? but a former u. k commander says the terrorist threat now coming from us on the stone is worse than before. 911 and biden should face and military court. i don't believe prison button should be impeached. he's the commander in chief of the us armed forces. he's just essentially surrendered to the taliban. he shouldn't be in paste. he should be court martialed for betraying the united states of america, and the united states armed forces were body also being condemned by am pcsing parliament, some calling his criticism of the afghan army shameful mt to buy a cell which he served in afghanistan says the special relationship is not what it was gone, why britain didn't sound to us, but the harshest criticism the fight and have come from former prime minister, tony bless you took britain into afghanistan 2 decades ago. it is so obvious, this isn't to withdraw from again. his son in this way, was driven not by gra

u. s. u. k. in australia, wanting them to stay away because of an enemy and threat from an i still affiliate . i feel has since came to have carried out the attack, the u. s. and the u. k. continuing to use the effort to evaluate their citizens troops and afghan allies. they are attending the fun, but they are a problem forwarding then forwarding elements. so they. 9 can be eliminated, they have no food, and what is them? but there was not such huge crowd here. they will, they would not be able to carry out such sub would like to teach us. president joe biden has extended his condolences to families of victims. he also had stuff was for those who carried out the attack in teddy's ordered plans for italy ation against ice. okay. targets to those who carried out this attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm no. this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay how defend our interest in our people with every measure at my command when the explosion happened, what $7.00 or 8 hours ago now targeting hammer cars, international airports, abby gates west, thous

u. s. damned if they stayed. probably the lots of critics for them being them in the 1st place done. if they they left. i mean, it was a difficult decision, but did they make the wrong one to leave was not wrong. i think they had to leave the country, like all the countries who have conquered afghanistan during the hundreds of years during the past had certainly get this done. the, the question is how you leave. they said we will leave on a certain day. so the time they started to wait, they had the time they knew the americans who believe this was extremely stupid. this was by the way and, but nobody forced obliged by them to continue this strategy. and there were, there was a possibility to say, we asked you certain rights women rights, certain rights, certain human rights, to guarantee the security of those who have been working with us with americans and the allies. they didn't get these guarantees, they could have said, we will stay here until you give these clear ganges. and they just said, we are going to leave. and now they can back the taliban. the taliban has the controls.

u. s. flight have stayed pretty steady, right in the, those numbers, you know, as other countries are coming in, they are evacuating certain numbers, you know, of where they are in their capability or requirement. and so i think that is where you've seen some of the differences in the outward flow, and i think, i mean, you really have to go back to my number today, 810000 total. so, you know, as, as we started, you know, just, and are almost, you know, just a few weeks ago had 0 all the way up 211-0000. we would see some of those numbers start to to come down. go back to the phone, sam legroom. hey, john. as the, as part of the exit. is it the us intention to leave a functioning airport with like radars at work computers that work? i mean, what's, what's the obligation for what you all leave behind? the airport is functioning them and we're going to needed to continue to function right up into the very end. so i think the general assumption is that as we, as we depart and we were going to need to depart from a functional, completely operational airport, that's our assumption going forward th

u. s. extended their stay in afghanistan against all the agreements, they read through. that's all about the taliban warning. then of consequences if that is the case. ok, thanks a that was surely reporting that from london. i mean, while europe is facing major security problems while processing the sizes of refugees you so far managed to get out of afghanistan, because hiding among those fleeing the taliban. a convicted criminals who were earlier to ported from the back to afghanistan along with suspects on security watch lists. in the u. k. an afghan national on britain's no fly list made in the country on the military play. he was declared to be not a person of interest and was free to go. and in france, police have taken into custody. one of 5 evacuated afghans alleged fiddling to the taliban. suspect failed to comply with a stay at home order. i mean one in germany, some afghans with criminal records who had been previously supported, managed to sneak back in via evacuation flights. the interior ministry says it is unable to screen paypal on the ground in afghanista

u. s. has said that for marines have been killed and 3 others injured. and all of this comes off to the u. s. s. trailer. i'm the u. k. or warned people to stay away from that airport area because of what they were calling an imminent threat from an ice off shoot in the country. thousands though have been gathering outside the airport for days in hopes of fleeing the country after the taliban took over. small witnesses to the attacks do they have been describing what they saw when those explosions went off? one of them and it was time for the evening prayer. when an explosion happened, i saw about 70 vehicles carried around 150, injured to the hospital. i gave my people was standing at the airport gauge for evacuation when the blood happened. my cousin was also wounded on his leg, so he brought him to the hospital. while our correspondent charlotte bellis is in cobble and she headed for the airport very soon after the attack and she describes what she saw way initially had the students explosion. around 540 p. m. we headed towards the saying and there was chaos. as you can imagine, adams a lot of gunfire to tell, yvonne tried to push people a

u. s. u. k. and australia warned people to stay away from the airport because of an imminent threat from an i feel affiliate hours after the attack for group time responsibility. and the cause i international airport in cobble is where thousands of people have been gathering, hoping to flee afghanistan on western countries have been using the ad for to evacuate their citizens troops, an afghan allies. the u. s. and u. k. are continuing their evacuation flights until that august 31st deadline to withdraw all foreign troops. but germany, denmark, belgium, and canada have now ended verifications, and france says its last plane will leave on friday. charles traffic reports now from campbell. you will not be lindsey's rush through the streets to collect the wounded bodies are lifted on to stretches. the 2 attacks by suicide bombers happened close to the abbey gate entrance of cobble airport. the baron hotel. now he was a sudden explosion. we climbed out and saw that there were many people effective people were held everywhere, their brains with scattered. there were also foreign forces who were fallen.

u. s. a straightly, i'm the u. k. all warned people to stay away from the airport because of what they called an imminent threat from an eyesore of shoes in the country. thousands though have still been gathering outside the airport for days in hopes of fleeing the country after the taliban took over. well, we have multiple correspondence covering this for charlie. what you've been hearing that is in london. alan fisher is monitoring reactions from the pentagon can be how kids is outside the white house. 4th, but 1st let's speak to rob mcbride. he's in the ask on capital a couple, rob, obviously a very fast moving story. we're hearing reports of deaths and injuries. what do we know now? that's right, well this happened just under 2 hours ago. now that is that one of the gates a day, one of the gates at the airport it's i, b gated, one of the gates where people who eligible for evacuation flights have been taken through. but it's also one of the gates which has been thronged by many more people, hundreds of thousands of people trying to get all

u. s. embassy taken down quite quite dramatic images. you know, the u. s. flag. but the russian mission is staying. it says that it doesn't feel under threat in your opinion why you thought? well, actually rational diplomacy has shown extreme experimentation and he was very successful in them. because understanding the situation way going away, healing more for begin diploma to cur, relationship and content. so we thought about many other countries and managed to agree that there wasn't rational interest and rational and he told the smart and before. now, now, and that is where the policy, but by the way, not all for the diploma left you suffering for you so much to do in the us down in the working here, not on the russians. now course the latest development is that president connie, he's fled the countries officially resigned on facebook. my question to is one. do you think that the county people dissolved better than a facebook resignation from that president and to what's your reaction to his departure in general? when it was due, the shame of course, well what was left for him just to option st

u. s troops will stay past august 31st the withdrawal deadline to make sure all americans and afghan allies are evacuated. i'm not going to comment on hypotheticals. president biden now facing criticism domestically and abroad, he called prime minister boris johnson on tuesday his first conversation with the world leaders since afghanistan fell. the two are planning to hold a virtual g seven leaders meeting next week about the crisis as lawmakers on capitol hill pledged to investigate us withdrawal. this is the greatest advocation of leadership that we've seen certainly in my lifetime by an american president. and his team at the pentagon said biden administration is holding the taliban to what's promised, providing safe passage for civilians heading to the airport, but the violent demonstrations on wednesday are likely to increase skepticism about the group's leadership in washington. mother of iraqi tv you, fox two news today u. s. health officials made the recommendation that all americans get covid-19 booster shots to increase their protection as cases surge nationwide due to the delta

u. s. will be allowed to stay for another 18 months in response to what he said is. badging is ongoing crackdown on freedoms. we will hear more details about that us announcement shortly with rosamond jordan 1st. adrian brown in hong kong with more on china's reaction. while this decision by president biden will effect tens of thousands of hong kong people now living in the united states. so now be allowed to remain there for 18 more months. what's not clear is what will happen at the end of that period. now many of those people fled hong kong fall over the imposition of the draconian national security law. more than 13 months ago. and president biden said that law was limiting academic and media freedoms hate and hong kong. and of course, has led to the arrest of more than a 100 individuals, including leading figures of the pro democracy movements. now, in the past few weeks, president biden has also been warning us businesses about the dangers of operating in hong kong. and of course, the united states has been flapping sanctions, not just on chinese individuals, but also chinese entities and

u. s. will be allowed to stay for another 18 months. he says it's in response to beijing ongoing crackdown on freedoms. all right, inside story is next on al jazeera, i will see you again tomorrow, saturday from o 700 gmc ah, ah ah, ah, it's in the limpid games, like never before. no crowd supported in tokyo because it's coven 19. but plenty of politics. how's that affected? great sporting events. this is insightful. ah, ah! hello, welcome to the program. i'm has him speaker as a tokyo olympics, come to an end this sunday, a year late because of the coven, 19 pandemic. some athletes and their nations are celebrating their metals, while others will be looking at where they can improve in 3 years time in paris. what is arguably been the world's biggest sporting events has always been a chance for nations big and small to showcase themselves on the grandest of stages . historically, the prestige of the athletes, metal podium has been an opportunity for governments to promote a kind of soft power of culture and influence rather than the har

u. s. s. trailer. i'm the u. k warned people to stay away because of what they called an imminent threat from an eyeful off shoot in the country. thousands had been gathering outside the airport the days in hopes of fleeing. after the taliban took over. on the taliban has condemned the blast. and let's remind you of this spokesman's tweet. he said the islamic emerett strongly condemns the bombing targeting civilians a couple airport. the explosion took place in an area where us forces are responsible for security. while we have multiple correspondence covering this for mike, hannah is that the united nations official is monitoring reactions from the pentagon forth can be how kit is outside the white house. and we will 1st go to run mcbride in cobble, rob, we've been hearing of this mounting death toll and obviously hospital filling with the injured can you give us a sense of where we are now? yeah, this has been a devastating attack late thursday, near the parameter of the airport with 2 bombs going off. this is what they call a complex

however, he's now presiding over the deadliest stay for the u. s. military and are kind of stone in more than a decade. in a televised address times emotional president would revenge, but said the assets to get people out of the country will continue. here's what you need to know. these isis tears will not win. we will rescue the americans. we will get our afghan allies. and our mission will go on, the evacuation will continue and that the united states will get out any and all american citizens and african nationals were permanent, us residency, what's known as a green card, who want to leave. he said some people may not want to leave, but those who want to leave the u. s. will make every effort to get them out. he said it is an airline airlift mission, unlike any other in history and was expected to be dangerous and stressful that was planned for also attacks. there had been warnings about attacks. he call those us service members. now, i believe the numbers don't up to 13 who are killed, quote unquote heroes saying they are the backbone of ameri

stays atrocity. now about airport attack left, 170 people said to 13 of them american military personnel whose death president biden vowed to avenge the u. s. is also warned to the threats posed by isis in the region is off that citizens to stay away from the hub. meanwhile, the august 31st deadlines set for the u. s. withdrawal from the country is just 3 days away. the isis splinter group responsible for 30 days attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan, and launch the suffrage campaign of bloodshed when it was found back in 2015 midnight to fax. but i do cause questions about why when the u. s. had intelligence about the attack, it failed to prevent what i think regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not. i think the becky wish it will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide block from high. so what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence that such a scenario was likely the harde

as i said earlier, a staying in the u. s. and 10 people have been killed and dozens are missing. as heavy rains hid the state of tennessee, the town of mchugh and just west of nashville had record breaking rainfall, the sweat, the way homes and flooding streets. a search is underway for 30 people who are still missing. a power cuts caused by the storm have hampered rescue efforts. a china has evac to activated its emergency flood response. as heavy rains continue to batter several regions in situ one province. almost 19000 people are affected by the storms which have caused mud slides and cut off highways. a wildfires are burning through 200000 heck there's a protected land. in bolivia, the area is twice the size of london and his home to an isolated indigenous communities near the border with brazil. local authorities say the fires, a threatening conservation zones and re animals. indigenous leaders from across brazil are preparing to march on the capital brazilian. it's a head of a major supreme court ruling that could lead to the boundaries of their protected land. being revie

u. k, and they may well be elsewhere. a furious debate, debate ongoing, about responsibility about accountability, about why they couldn't stay just because the u. s. left about the manner of this exit one very prominent voice in the conservative party. and then people talk to that call to get an object failure, a british foreign policy set that against the prime minister, boris johnson, who spoke late on sunday. he said the government was committed to do all it can to honor its promise to remove african support staff from the country. but he said the new priority was to ensure that this country does not again descend into becoming a breeding ground for tara, his words. and it seems that is shaping up now is the new sort of benchmark for success in afghanistan. jonah, thanks so much. jenna, how correspondent that gauging the european reaction live now to aging and corresponding their katrina you who's joining us here on the news a katrina. it's the chinese government doing what the russians are doing. they're very that they're signaling loud and clear. look, we're going to keep a footprint in the country in our embassy that tried begging foreign m

fact, it was a decision that was made for him by the european allies who decided they couldn't stay after the u. s. decided to leave and he is clearly saying here, questions need to be learn. we need to look at what happened and why and, you know, consider the future, but the whole thing really crystalized by those around the question that was asked by the female. i've got a journalist who broke down in tears and literally begged the secretary general not to recognise this taliban government without conditions in place that would preserve the security of afghan civilians that would preserve the gains of the last 20 to 20 years and particularly look to the safety of women and girls. and really what could he say gen stoughton, but he said we will watch them. we will hold them accountable. the rulers, the new rules of act i've got, i've got to stand, can't simply dismantle the gains of the last 20 as well. the reality is at it is a glaringly obvious one is that they simply probably can and there's very little to stop them. certainly not at this point nater or john. hi john, how they're in london. the

john hinder and al jazeera montague, new york, stay in the u. s. at least 22 people have been killed out. reco, breaking rains in flood water, surging in central tennessee. among those killed the 2 toddlers who were reportedly swept from their father's arms rescue crews of searching for dozen still missing but power outages. humphrey efforts, roads have been washed away and homes have been destroyed. china has activated its emergency flood response is heavy, rains continue to bass, a civil region just one province, almost 900000 people are affected by the storms which cause much slides and have cut off highways. major haitian gangs have offered a truce, which aid groups hope will allow earthquake relief efforts to accelerate the death toll from the august 14th earthquake has risen to more than 2200. more than 340 people are still missing. tens of thousands of homes have been destroyed, desperate crowds, and continues to scuffle bags of food. still head here and there are the deadliest accident in israel's history. a hearing opened into his done p t

are staying in the u. s. and 10 people have been killed and dozens are missing. as heavy rains hit, the state of tennessee, the town of mchugh and just west of nashville, have record breaking lane for that swept away homes and flooded streets. a search is under way for 30 people who are still missing. our cuts caused by the storm have hampered rescue efforts. john is activated its emergency flood response. as heavy wayne's continued to batter several regions in situ on the province almost $900000.00 people are affected by the storms, which have caused much slides and cut off highways. of the number of people killed by a powerful earthquake in haiti has risen to more than 2200 search for survivors and bodies continued with rescue cruise from mexico joining the operation. they say the chance of finding people alive is unlikely. the government has been criticized for the response to the disaster indigenous leaders from across brazil preparing to march on the capital, brazilian. it is the head of a major supreme court ruling the could lead to the boundaries of their

u. s warned americans to stay away from parts of the kabul airport due to a terror threat, officials say. more attacks are likely you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 32 attorneys who have been longtime critics of the oakland police department now say that the department has improved and they also say it may soon be time to end the federal oversight that's been going on there for almost 20 years our crime reporter henry lee has more now on this significant development. the oakland police department has been under federal court oversight since 2000 and three reforms have dragged on for almost two decades but now the two attorneys who sued opd and crafted the settlement say the department has turned the corner certainly we've seen a lot of major improvements that count civil rights attorney john burris says the department has made great strides with laurent armstrong as chief. shootings by officers have gone down as have racially based traffic stops, message he has sent this video that he wants this to work. there were problems come up and raises issues about being on on message here sta

u. s. warned americans to stay away from parts of the kabul airport because of a terror threat officials today say 11 of the 12 service members who died were marines one of them was a navy medic at least 15 more u s service members are injured, afghan authorities say at least 60 afghans were killed in the blast and 140 more were wounded in those suicide bombings addressing the nation this afternoon president biden grew emotional as he called the american troops who died here. and he defended the decision to complete the withdrawal from afghanistan and he said the evacuations will continue. we will not be deterred by terrorist will not let them stop our mission we will continue the evacuation i've also ordered my commanders develop operational plans to strike isis k assets leadership and facilities we will respond with force and precision at our time. at the place where. choose in the moment of our choosing it now the us has wore that more attacks are likely president biden said. whatever extra support the u. s hanistano complete the airlifts that will be granted their attack has some lawmakers

u. s. and the u. k . where lawmakers are constantly warning the public to stay away from crypto they're referring to them as dangerous. well, it shows that the client is literally doing what it was created to do become the biggest mechanism for a global wealth, be distribution that we have ever seen. i mean, that was the entire point, a big point. it changed the current financial system, which is broken and takes back control and gives it back to the people that was the entire mission of bitcoin so that people can bank themselves to reduce the number of and bank and to give financial freedom. the freedom to wire, the freedom to transfer to send to bed without any intermediary barring. you are restricting you with any sort of capital controls because when your money is in the bank, not really yours. sure. and developed nations like the u. s. it's not as bad. you go to the bank, you try to withdraw the $1000.00 today right now. they wont let you the mark, you fill out a ton of paperwork, asked what it's for. it'll be a long process, but eventually you'll be able to withdraw it. maybe not this minute. but m

u. s. has also warned to fall. the threats posed by isis in the region as often citizens to stay away from cobble airport. meanwhile, b august, touch deadline for the u. s. the tour from the country is just 3 days away now. with the isis splinter group responsible for 30 states across the has been active in eastern afghanistan out in pakistan. i launched this southridge campaign of bloodshed when it was found back in 2015. my colleague, column brace, spoke with form a security on the pentagon, mike maloof, the fizz washington's move will fall, the hi contention and comment. i think it's too little, too late. i think that the plan or if it, if indeed, ma'am, was a planner, that there will probably be other planners pool back him up and, and if everything is imminent in couple, it probably is already going to be initiated. and there are other people to do that . you got to keep in mind that this is one time strike. i know what biden said about getting back, but this was just like a rap on the knuckles that we know where you are, who you are. but it's, it does not take care of the isis problem in that area. so he does

so extreme was the threat that they were warning us citizens to stay away, the pentagon, the white house, the u. s. embassy and campbell at all said they believed that there was going to be a terrorist attack. they had wall mess citizens to stay away despite this looming deadline. despite the panic, to get out of call, both the united states government will warning the citizens to stay away from the port where the people have hated that advice. we will only find out in the hours in days to come, but the have been reports. a certainly of us soldiers having been caught up in this blast. we don't know if these are injuries or fatalities reports of at least for us . marines certainly caught in the blast and minimum injured just to remind you to explosions, have been reported. now. turkish officials have said that there's been a 2nd explosion. this points all information suggests that the 1st explosion occurred near the byron hotel. located not far away from caldwell airport and that is where you k, an american citizens have been staying as the eagerly awaited the extraction from the capital. the fligh

it's the stream to stay with us. the u. s. has withdrawn the majority of its troops from america the longest war, leaving the battle for control. the african military be able to hold its ground against the taliban, and the afghans to help the american war effort relocated to the u. s. the future hold for that special coverage for not got a song on al jazeera news . i am from the okay today on the stream we are going to be talking about via lympics from now through to september, we're going to see some of the best athletes and power athletes in the world. competing in the tokyo 2020 alan pit games. but there is a dock side to this massive sporting event, and that is where i'm taking you today. have a look at these pictures, protesters in tokyo, protesting about what is going on inside the stadium, and will be going on for the next couple of weeks. a falling of a growing anti olympics movement, i guess we'll take deeper into this movement and tell us so much more. hello and welcome to jewels a mirror and also taylor so great to

u. s. has also warned of the threats posed by isis in the region, and is off that citizens to stay away from the hub. meanwhile, the august 31st deadlines set for the u. s. the fuel from the country is just 3 days away now. well, the ice splinter group, responsible for 30 days attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan, and launched a savage campaign of bloodshed when it was founded in 2015. we're going to get some more perspective on the west now and speak to contributor to a i monta alley risk. good to have you on the program. i mean, i want to talk about the drug strike. what do you make of the timing of it? is there a risk that this is actually going to harm endanger the evacuation assets, or do you think it was important to bite and send sort of a strong message now to insure it all as well? what i think regardless of whether it is strike had taken place or not, i think the becky wish and efforts will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you

u. s. suggesting they might only be willing to stay on the ground. we'll be able to hold that perimeter for around 72 hours. we're not talking about insignificant numbers here. the u. k. say they've got 4000 people on the ground. they need to move. they're expecting to move 122-1400 in the next 24 to 36 hours. as i said, germany with 10000 people that they need to move nationals foreign nationals and you can support stuff. so while you've got on the one hand, the likes of the spanish foreign ministers vowing that they will not leave anyone behind, i think there is a realization that at least the possibility is there that people will be left behind. and that is a possibility that has been embraced, apparently by the defense secretary here, ben wallace himself, a former soldier with the scots gods. he served. and i've got to start reacting with deep emotion earlier in a radio interview to the unfolding events in cobble take a listen. some people will get back and we will have to do our best. and 3rd countries, the processes people. why do you feel it? s

stay with us. the u. s. is pulling the loss of its truth, alphabet gun. after a 20 years old war to the conflicts off and the taliban is on the offensive, claiming provinces were housed by the government. despite international mediation, if it's what does the future hold special coverage on no do 0. ah hello, i'm rachelle kerry stepping and for, for me. ok. who was on a well deserved holiday. welcome to this bonus edition of the stream, tech you behind the scenes. so you can catch the conversations that take place after the broadcast ends coming up. what was pakistan to, to put an end to violence against women at all, get the discussion over the potential risks and rewards of deep sea mining. 2 years ago, indian prime minister and a wrench, remote in government, revoke the special status given to and in administer kashmir in 1954. the government says that in the past 2 years, things have gotten better pointing to improved infrastructure and are not kick in social development. but journalist and activists argue that the economy, human rights situation and

u. s embassy in cobble to tell us citizen, stay away from the apple. we know you've only got days to get out. we know you're desperate. please stay away from the from, from the airport. we don't know how many of the us citizens listen to that, but clearly thousands of people was still more concerned about getting out of the country than worrying about terrorism. was there anything more could have been done to try and make the secure? is it just like a very difficult job to do in the circumstances? i think it's a streaming difficult job and i think it's, it's interesting that the news so far, the sort of incident has only happened today. you know, this operations been going for more than 10 days in conditions of some considerable chaos. with apparent cooperation and watching on from the taliban forces on the perimeter of the airport and with the americans and other forces inside the airport trying to control it. but it's been very clear from the accounts of people who've been contacted from outside off candy stone, that the people who waiting, trying to

u. s. solar and that's it for this. our stay tuned in for just another in just another 60 minutes for more of your world news headlines this week. show 1000000000 air space cowboys. are they advancing that technology that gets us back to the moon and on to mars? or are these joy rides? just a galactic traffic jam. but 1st, what's up down here on planet earth? will light up the hotspot. i'm holland cook and washington. this is the big picture on our t america. ah . with coven resurgence, and washington's non stop noise. domestic issues tend to dominate news coverage, but there's a world of trouble brewing elsewhere. where let's ask long time pentagon official micro maloof and rt contributor with world wide contracts. michael closest hotspot 1st, cuba by mid ministration has recently announced the sanctions. yet we're going to try and make remittance to the folks back home a little easier. we're going to turn up their why fi so that they can hear what's going on elsewhere in the world. where do you see all this had it? it's a nons

u. s. intervention a military intervention? tell me about which country you want the u. s. intervening. and i think it's about, i mean, because a lot of people are saying we need to stay in afghanistan to help the women. i say, how about if the united states takes about 3 or 4000 troops and invade los angeles and brings health care and medical aid, and shelter to the 60000 homes, people in los angeles. how about we invade the inner cities of america? and we bring health care to those people. we bring shelter to those people. we bring medicine to those people. we bring counseling to those people. how about we invade america? and we start trying to help america. when is, when is america going to care about the women? and, you know, one out of 5 kids in america lives in poverty. so if you want to help people, why don't you give women and children, plenty of women, a living wage in the united states, give them health care and give them an education. ironically, that's what the government up gammon ended up until we invented the taliban. if you took said there's 600000 according to statistics or 600000 homeless people in america. a lot of those are women. lot of those are

stay tuned for people and power. the u. s. has withdrawn the majority of its troops from america the longest war, leaving the battle for control. the african military be able to hold its ground against the taliban, and the afghans to help the american war effort relocated to the u. s. the future hold for that special coverage for not going to song on al jazeera me most military regime entities flirtation the democracy in early 2021. it's celebrated by killing several 100 anti cooper testers and detaining thousands more . so some activists now thinking beyond street protests, they've joined forces with the ethnic insurgents who have been waging the own on a whole. the firm is john test case. we've been behind the scenes of a secret training camp to find out more me the . ah, it is secret location near me unless chinese border we've gained access to a training camp run by ethnic insurgents. the but the trainees are not hard and guerilla, 4 inches, the ordinary young men and women, students activists. some as young as 17 who got

in december 1979, the soviet union invaded and stayed for a decade with u. s. support muslim fighters called the merger dean for back a 1000000 afghans were killed along with 15000 soviet troops. the major dean then splinted and fought for control of the cap 2 leading to a 4 year civil war. in 1996, an offshoot of the merger had the nun as the taliban came to power before being toppled in 2001 in the us. the us led invasion in 2009 president iraq. obama sent thousands more troops, and later soon had 150000 soldiers on the ground. in 2011, a bomber released several taliban officials to hold talks in cutter. and those talks lead to the peace deal with the taliban last year. and the us agreed to pull out by may of this year. president biden delayed this by a few months and ordered the military to withdraw by august 30. first. let's talk now to edge is a senior political analyst, the model one shot. he joins us via skype now from paris. so moran, we were just running that time line there about the history of foreign involvement in half canister on you just mention

u. s. to the point where it's finally back to where it was at the beginning of the pandemic . improve demand here in the u. s. is still. ready recovery and reopening oriented, and hopefully that stays the case. some really critical things happen last week that i do want to mention very quickly. last week was really the most volatile. we've seen oil and some time down 10 percent. lots of dots to connect their weight and unwind in a variety of equity and debt segments within china. and there's $22.00 ideas that you've got to grab here, a 12 trillion dollar debt market showing weakness has serious implications. and we began to see that across multiple segments, no doubt that a continued market route would have pressured, chinese investor, the chinese economy. and therefore, we saw commodities come under significant pressure with the all commodities. but obviously oil was, was there to, gold was the one stand out. it actually was not at a pressure at all, even this week, as oil prices of recovered high yield indices in china, still above 12 percent. the bottom line is that financial markets had a capitalist last week for a major market, not them. and we got to see basing act, and they

u. s. embassy incorporated all been wanting us citizen to stay away from the airport, where the people have listened to them. is another thing that because we've seen how desperate people have been to try and get out via carl international, wasn't this just a miserable target for islamic state? terrorists, we've seen the pictures of people crammed in the push them against the barriers, despite being told to stay away, the people weren't really listening. presumably the, the, is on the state. so this isn't a missile target. absolutely, i mean, one of the, the criticisms that were undoubtedly you'll be put forward in any future in investigation or, you know, committee look at this operation will be the inevitability of this, this kind of attack that, you know, the united states created the conditions for this very incident in the manner in which this operation unfolded. so yeah, and we need to realize that just because, you know, the one bomb went off. there's real potential for additional attacks isis course on is a very sophisticated terrorist organization. and there are still many, many ta

u. s. state of california, and also in the u. k. stay with the a military mission against them. we'll conclude on august 31st. we're ending americas longest war one, phone for did a good to us all the quote unquote a young girl. and i really need proof for my. you got to be a separate company or something. you cut the cut over the whatever them up i think that i'm on the 7th, not to get a quote to show me that this was the right weapon against the right and the local news going on about it. but it was filled out through z o o z the signing of the us taliban agreement and laid the groundwork for the road ahead toward a lasting piece. it f gamma stand not and i know we still need that mcdonald ah ah, for me. but the speed of the whole book already the berkshire to this was how american soldiers tormented hodge. i live in grand prison where he'd been held for 5 months but said, i just don't go allowed to go. but he was trying to get a hold of job, jeez, every other much get us a buzz about i want to shut up and i was supposed to tell you, but in 2300, it was a district police chief