u. s. would be a measure of last resort. we conducted the will of the american people where possible with the support of us allies. and he went on to say this. we've ended 20 years of conflict in a gas then. and as we close this period of relentless war, we're opening a new air of letters, diplomacy, of using the power of our development aid to invest in new ways and lifting people up around the world of renewing and defending democracy. proving that no matter how challenging or how complex the problem is, you're going to face government by and for the people is still the best way to deliver for all of our people j. but not to be meeting james, the straight in premier who's very much part of the, the, the french spat if you like. the french stat because the french statues about the fact that australia decided to bite submarines from the us in the us in the u. k. a new strategic agreement by nuclear submarines rather than by the previously arranged french submarines in the last few minutes. as you say, president biden has bee

u. s. would be, would consider the lifting of sanctions if meaningful progress was made during this talk very, the thought, what all of that remains to be seen in the end of this could be seen the last 4 days of negotiations could be seen as a positive step toward mending that political divide in venezuela, but the door is now open for a 3rd round of negotiations to take place later this month. still ahead on this al jazeera and use our 90 percent of the population need. urgent health in ethiopia agree region, but the well food program says it has no more supplies. that's where germany's 1st motor show to open a door to the public fence. the song of the panoramic in europe goldfish hold enough to pull off a big tree in the united ah hello. good to be with you. plenty of hot sunshine across the middle east in some temperatures while above average that includes 4 q 848 degrees. will take a closer, closer look in a sack, hang tight, but also some sand and dust being swirled up ne of saudi because we

u. s. should have intervened in 2001 perhaps they had no choice then. you know, the, the compulsion of public opinion after 911 was such a big perhaps had no choice. some say the u. s. would be better at once. it had intervened in 2001 then to have stepped out, put in the un peacekeeping force with, with islamic countries taking part. and certainly it would have been good if they hadn't diverted their attention to iraq. do agree with that. those debates can go on, but they should have, in my view, focused on what they had gone in for. and the immediate focus that they've gone in was to distribute either and punish people who were responsible for 911. once had done that, then they should have, in my view, book to words, he reconciliation and be se reconstruction effort is sort of sort of, you know, the, the destroyed infrastructure would have been rebuilt so that the country could have gone towards in normal life. if you look at the money that was spent, the bulk, the money that was spent was on security and less on development. and what you saw, you know, when taliban moved in the government, if i show any, had lost credibility at support. because people felt that life un

u. s. would let and stay most of the shelters, it just blanket plastic and even river aids propped up by sticks together with a lot of rubbish, but little water or food. someone inside the count film, these images for us, us authorities of largely blocked the media from seeing it. and now they were entering the place. irregular migration poses a significant threat to the health and welfare of welfare, of border communities and to the lives of the migrant themselves and should not be attempted. if you come to the united states illegally, you will be returned daily flights. of taking off from the u. s. sending people back to haiti to avoid deputation. some people like vicky, have crossed back into mexico. we found them in a park with his 20 month old son, adams, but he still hasn't given up on his drink today, and i'm 30 years old. and i don't know how many years i have left before i die. but my dream is to enter the us, if i cross today, and they send me back to haiti, i'll try it again. welcome a

u. s. is not really a good example of anything anymore. so the fact that the u. s. would be mimicking this, the platform that we see in communist china should be now surprised because we gave up our liberties so to speak long ago. so it's unfortunate, but as you point out there, the, the reason why they're doing this again is jealousy. there's a celebrity, they're getting more hits on social media. so the government deletes them. it's very petty. there is no economic reason for it. it's a matter of fact that will destroy their economy and it's repetition of history. we've seen this for thousands of years with china. it's very silly. my point is that the us of mimicking them are at least are mimicking there what one of the explanations for what's going on there is like for example, of the celebrity children of the celebrities or band. now from appearing on television, they can't go on all the game shows and stuff like that. they because they're becoming their own power center. just like the catholic church was what they did. they introduced into christianity. the notion th

u. s. would never have a digital currency. he said that it was not even going to be something that the federal reserve ever looked at because he said, of course, the crypto currencies were a fad and they wouldn't be around less than a year later. he's now talking completely differently, say, well, we're exploring it and we're headed in that direction. and when he says by the way that, you know, he's not sure that they're going to do this. they are absolutely 100 percent. going to do this. there's no question about it. he's pretending to say face so that the us doesn't look like they have bungled really the entrance into the digital market . but they have bungled their entrance into the digital market. right. it's an interesting way of admitting you're wrong without admitting that you were wrong, all right, and how to free. we also heard from the binding ministration. they announced on tuesday sanctions against the crypto exchange to ex, over its alleged role, and enabling a legal payments from ransomware attack, are these rans

u. s. would be, would consider the lifting of sanctions if meaningful progress was made during this talk. very the thought. but all of that remains to be seen in the end of this could be seen the last 4 days ago. she ation could be seen as a positive step toward mending that political divide in venezuela. but the door is now open for a 3rd round of negotiations to take place. later this month. the american act, michael k williams has died at the age of 54, his thought and the popular h. b o television series. the wire. police say williams was found dead in his new york city apartments on monday. his death is being investigated as a possible drug overdose. a still ahead on edge in sport, the german who came off 2nd best with a net at the us open on that coming up shortly. ah the news with me. oh, a hello again and eugene res making so felt in venice this year. the docu fiction blending documentary with fiction. the films take real life stories and non act has been insert fictional elements or stor

u. s. policy approach to haiti remains deeply flawed, and his recommendations had been ignored and dismissed. food said, surging migration to the u. s. borders would only grow as the u. s. ads to haiti's unacceptable. misery. responding to full resignation the white house as he never raised concerns about migration policies. but 1st sector j sack, he added that president biden was taking the issue seriously. what he has asked all of us to convey clearly to people who are understandably, have questions are passionate, are concerned, as we are about the images that we have seen is one, we feel those images are horrible and heretic. there is an investigation. the president certainly supports overseen by the department of homeland security, which he has conveyed what will happen quickly. i can also convey to you that the secretary also conveyed to civil rights leaders earlier this morning that we would no longer be using horses in del rio. so that is something a policy change that has been made in response. she returns is live in washington d. c. so lucky on the corner of pressure there. it's a very difficult position for her because on the one hand s

u. s. would end up leaving afghan, this done to the very the very group, the taliban. and in the hands of the group that the invaded the country to the well, i mean that's not exactly what happened. we had all the data things that the situation on her left. now let's not forget, okay, it was an afghan. stan, they were the ones responsible for 911 and i think that we've, you know, we dealt with al qaeda but no, absolutely not. i didn't think that that, that this would happen this way. and it's a lesson, frankly, that we should have learned from when the soviets were and afghan of stan. i studied here in moscow during the time that the soviets were in afghan, a stand. and of course it didn't and well for them. and it's a lesson learn now that there are just some countries where we're not going to be able to go in and we're going to, we're not going to be able to change them. so no, i would not have, i honestly would not have selected this in this case. what wasn't that always inevitable that the taliban would come back? well, you know, hindsight, you but a lot of support

u. s. is facing a financial crisis if congress does not take action to raise the debt feeling before october 18th, that would mean the u. s. could be just a few weeks away from a federal debt default, as it is days away from the government, shutdown yellow and noted that if congress allows this to happen, it would be the 1st time in us history. and if the did ceiling were not raised, i think the would be a financial crisis and a calamity. and absolutely, it's true that the interest payments on the government debt would increase. i would be concerned that the dollar and treasury, yes, it's which are regarded as the most secure in the world in serve is the basis for the dollar to be the reserve currency that it will undermine confidence in the dollar. is your reserve currency? the house did pass a measure that would both funding the government and suspend the debt ceiling, but it was rejected by republicans in the senate while democrats are relying on the promise of additional funding to cover the $3.00 trillion dollar package for they referred to as human structure, republicans are pushing back against suspen

u. s. in france and all that, it's not so contentious. i mean, you would think with this kind of election outcome, it would be, you know, they would be slugging it out. but actually the, the, the center is very much coveted and german politics. and i want to talk about the smaller parties because there's growing fragmentation. but it's really interesting is that even if you disagree with anglo merkel, there is this sense it's built in that we need continuity. why is that? is it because of the last series of crises that we're, we heard mentioned before, go ahead in london. i think it's because germany, berkeley and spence, conservative reform in order to maintain it. she's all those journals are the carbon copy of the definition of a true. so the, to teach in my political theory, you know, you only make changes in order the same. and what is interesting about german politics is that in a way, it's become more in the audiological sense, conservative or just maintaining that the status quo. and the way things were and what is also interesting is that the othe

u. s. media, the u. s. pentagon would never have acknowledged its criminal activity. and by the way, it's not just a mistake. the geneva convention spelled out very clearly in the rules to war. that even when enemy combatants are present, the, those who are at war must pre precaution the lives of civilians, obviously withdrawn a tags. the u. s. kills 1st and ask questions later or kills 1st and never asked questions, and they do it with impunity. brian really appreciate your your insights, and your passion is all bron becca activists of the anti war unsecured ocean. and i appreciate your passion, you most passionate. you will, you will be somewhere else. you want me watching the stick around if you can, one use up to the break. ah, so much happening in paris. they are taking it all in geo politics. gone. birds are australia, friends, the u. k. all battling it out. what appears to be a new york ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tycer lation for community. you going the right way or are you being direct? wha

u. s would work with the taliban moving forward.is is a ruthless group from the past and whether or not they change remains to be seen at the state department. questions continue over diplomatic efforts to get remaining americans out. we are looking at all possible options, air routes, land routes, uh, to continue to find ways for them to help evacuate and to support. then. as for those afghans who fought alongside our troops, the state department has yet to release any numbers on how many got out or how many still remain in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. coming up here. new questions for tesla from federal regulators. why they want to know about the car's autopilot mode. also ahead, covid stimulus money is about to be allocated to schools across the country. why there are still questions about what that money should be spent on a significant cool down today, boy, the winds came up as well. temperatures good 10 degrees cooler in some places does that last for the holiday weekend, i'll let you know back here after the break.

u. s. would work with the taliban moving forward.his is a ruthless group from the past and whether or not they change remains to be seen at the state department. questions continue over diplomatic efforts to get remaining americans out. we are looking at all possible options, air routes, land routes, uh, to continue to find ways for them to help evacuate and to support them. as for those afghans who fought alongside our troops, the state department has yet to release any numbers on how many got out or how many still remain in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news yeah. and we are checking the weather will look into the smoke and the temperatures that have cooled off significantly in the last 24 hours. ktvu is heather holmes joins us. now she's in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu plus well, julie stuck in afghanistan to look at the california students who were unable to get out of the country before us service members left. fears that they've been forgotten and

faced a firestorm chinese over news that he called his chinese counterpart, twice, to assure him the u-s woulde spoke today to reporters traveling with him to europe. >> these are routine calls in order to discuss issues of the day, to reassure both allies and adversaries in this case in order to ensure strategic stability. and these are perfectly within the duties and responsibilities of the chairman. >> milley said he'll have much more to say at a us senate hearing later this month. a newly released un report finds greenhouse gas emissions worldwide are set to rise 16 percent by 2030 fr 2010 levels. that's despite commitments by the us and other nations to cut emissions by the end of this decade. the report came as president biden met virtually today with world leaders ahead of a climate summit in scotland. firefighters in northern california are working tonight to save some 2,000 giant trees in sequoia national park. crews have wrapped the base of the general sherman tree the world's largest in a fire-resistant aluminum blanket. they've also cleared out brush that could act as fuel. at leas

u. s would work with the taliban moving forward.his is a ruthless group from the past and whether or not they change remains to be seen at the state department. questions continue over diplomatic efforts to get remaining americans out. we are looking. at all possible options, air routes, land routes to continue to find ways for them to help evacuate and to support them. as for those afghans who fought alongside our troops, the state department has yet to release any numbers on how many got out or how many still remain in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. a california city declares the spread of covid 19 misinformation. a public health crisis coming up, we'll talk live with one of the leaders in san diego about what this declaration needs and a barrier weather. definitely cool down today with some gusty winds. we will eventually warm things back up. we'll have your forecast your weekend forecast coming up. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the lim

u. s. company would not have acted without the approval from berlin. coming up in the program, a us marine essentially military jail. after lunch busting his government's handling of the telephone, polite in a series of viral videos, prompting angry accusations of coercive government censorship from fellow service. members that need to send extra troops to kosovo, admit and arm stemmed off with serbia over the road and access here from a journalist. ah, just after mid day in real 11 pm koala lumper and 6 in the evening. here in moscow . the top story today on our t. russia has slammed youtube for deleting ortiz, german language channels, over a ledge, community guideline violations. the foreign ministry believes the move could not have happened without approval from the german government. and rushes media regulator is now threatening to block the u. s. video sharing service the actions of the video platform. youtube against those channels violate the key principles of free distribution of information and unhindered access to it. if the owners of youtub

u. s. company would not have acted without approval from the international criminal court drops approach to us war problems and gotten us on the focus instead on terrorist rights groups condemned to move accusing the fee of caving into pressure. nato sends the extra troops to kosovo and made an om to stand up with serbia over road access. in am i will be hearing from a local correspondent, accuracy and former d. i a director mike from peo refuses to confirm or deny a 2017 murder slot against julian a thumbs. it says that whatever happened, he's not sorry. although the current wiki league ball does the revelation shows a sanchez life would be in danger. if he was fed into america, faith was ground. the would be in the hands of those who were planning to kill, kill him. ah, noon on wednesday here when the russian capital, this is all the international from all of us here variable. so russia has slammed youtube for deleting ortiz, german language channels, over alleged community guidelines, violations. the foreign ministry believes the move could not have happened without approval from the

why would you propose a plan that didn't get all american citizens out? i just can't imagine ever in the history this country or u. s. military would propose to leave a country with our citizens coming out 1st. i mean, is we, have we ever done that before? all of the american citizens wouldn't leave sen unless there was a non combatant evacuation. and you know, that the plan was to leave the embassy there to continue to address the needs of our american citizens, to engage with the government. and so that was a part of the plan, not again, the plan was never to evacuate the american citizens and leave the embassy there. didn't bother you. and the president went on national television, said that he would not leave until all american citizens were. we'll take it out. did it bother you that when he said that because it clearly is not true or not truthful. now, senator, i, you know, you, you heard me say several times that we're going to work as hard as we can for as long as we can to get every american citizen out that wants to come out. and where we continue to do that to this day, robert in time. but one thing i want

u. s. and the u. k. and australia concerned it would appear about expansionism of china. for example, in the region. this alliance essentially sending a shot across a chinese boat saying that the alliance will attempt to prevent any further such expansionism. but it's very significant. indeed, one must mention to that the u. s. has only shed nuclear technology once and that was the u. k. way back in 1958. australia has now become a member of this very exclusive club, a very significant alliance, joining the other alliances of which the u. s. is pop the 5 i system which is intelligence and the quad to which also includes india, the u. s. changing its international strategy. it would appear under the bite and administration both string up these alliances of 4 years in which they were basically ripped asunder. and mike, you weren't mentioned by name, of course the china was looming all for this and $0.09. i was likely to affect the relations between washington and the ging because they are rather low points, aren't they? very much indeed. and certainly china was the very large elephant in the room as c

u. s. company would not have acted without approval from berlin. international criminal court drops a proven to us war problems and gotten us on the focus instead on terra risk rights groups condemn. the move of using the i see of paving into pressure. nato sends the extra troops to kosovo and made an om stand up with serbia over road access in m. i will be here.

u. s, this would not be considered acceptable. the term too big to fail would be you drive, this is a company that's too big to fail, therefore the government must fail it out. it's hard to say this, right? i feel like i'm making this point all the time when they show now, which is that if you look at the chinese or do we makes a lot of sense, right? stop allowing these huge behemoth companies to run rough shots to do, you know, leverage themselves to incredible amounts and then turn around and as tax payers or the government itself to build them out. and the chinese aren't falling forward. why are we falling forward over here? that's what so, so maddening about this, and i will say this, you know, one thing that the chinese government is doing right now that i think is also correct, that we would be likely to need to do here very soon is to recognize that there are these big companies that are treating housing like it's speculation and are treating housing once again as something that you know, these, these big firms will all buy

u. s. and drove would be groups one slides flown across the country. as jo biden's approval rating things to new lows, lucas b u. s. administration is trying to salvage its image of the dissolves, tried to pull out the british for his tech portrays grilled by and have his handling over. i've been twice this and why he was relaxing on a beach when cobble fell. when did you, what did you go to holiday? didn't. what did you go? i made it to date, holiday foreign secretary said, i think your own personal transparency is important. i you're watching the weekly international. thank you very much for joining us this week. so will be u. s. military conclude 8, sam. it's the longest ever war leaving. i've got to sound to the fate of the same tara group, washington, or through 20 years ago. the remaining american troops led the country in the dead of night on august 21st the 1st which was the deadline day. the taliban, welcome to withdraw with celebrated gunshots and fireworks wind after the last us military aircraft to come from campbell airport. before they lef

u. s. history earlier the u. k. it blames washington for sinking. it's multi $1000000000.00 submarine contract with strayer. president joe biden has a name that the u. s. will double is global vaccine donations. the increase would bring the u. s. pledge 5 jobs to 1000000000 doses. space has more now form the un the us say that it is equivalent to, for every one shot of vaccine that they've given to someone in the u. s. 3 shots that given to people around the world. but there are billions and billions of doses needed for this job and they're going to need other countries to so the plea and i think the reason this is behind closed doors and so they can make this pretty firmly to some of the countries is that other countries do the same and he put some conditions on that. he said he wants the rich countries to donate vaccines. he doesn't want to sell vaccines and sit on the sovereign council step to chairman who's blame cheese. they've qu, attempt on politicians saying they turned a blind eye to what people need. 21 officers and a number of soldiers have been arrested after they tried to take control of several government institutions. gunshots had been foreigners, a vehicle carrying the cranium, precedence. princ

most pessimistic assessments did not predict that the government forces enough in capital would class when u. s. while u. s. forces remain, they were focused on what would happen after united states withdrew from september onward. as general mili, the chairman, the joint chiefs of staff has said nothing. i or anyone else saw, indicated a collapse of this army. and the government in 11 days. nonetheless, we planned and exercised a wide range of contingencies because of that planning. we were able to draw down our embassy and move our remaining personnel to the airport within 48 hours. and the military placed on standby by president biden was able to secure the airport and start the evacuation within 72 hours. and yes, that evacuation was an extraordinary effort. under the most difficult conditions imaginable. by our diplomats or military wire intelligence professionals. they worked around the clock to get american citizens, afghans who helped us citizens of our allies and partners, and at risk afghans on planes. out of the country, off the united states or the transit locations that are diplomat