and one of our colleagues of penn holders has also been to try to unite also us and, and russia in a discussion on this. and that has been successful. and we are also very grateful that all members continue to constructively to this resolution and to the adoption unanimously. resolution, a foreign minister. we thank you so much for speaking to us on al jazeera. thank you for having me. well, we have russell sardar, standing by in the bible. ho crossing that's on the syria turkey border. we'll bring him in and just a moment. the 1st words, if the magic editor james bay's at the united nations who watched all of this unfold and a foreign minister of norway, just saying that she was pleased with this resolution passing, james, what's been some of the other reaction that's come through? well, it's interesting to hear the comments and then we come for a minute because no way and ireland what the 2 security council members that known as the pen holders on the syrian humanitarian issue. they were leading these negotiations. and clearly they come up with a compromise let. so be honest, the co

unite. it's common africa. no knife for me is also my last warrior, a witness documentary on a i hate he's elections minister says they've asked us to send troops to protect key infrastructure after the assassination of president job on lee. ah, hello there, mr. payne, this is l 0. live from door ha. also coming up. the un security council extends the mandate for a deliveries from turkey. it's a rebel held syria for another year. after russia agrees to a deal. the african taliban says now controls 85 percent of the country, but it shows moscow it's military gains don't threaten russia or it's central asian allies and the future of cinema, where the candle festival to meet the youngsters hoping to make an impact on the big screen ah, now hey, she's government has also united states to send troops to protect key infrastructure . and the fears of turmoil following the assassination of the president. the u. s. and columbia have already said they'll be sending agents to help investigate, driven on ways was killed in his home on wednesday,

how do you reconcile only ethnic groups, but also the code leaders who are going to unite it also do not address the issue around accountability. how do you address the legacy of the war of success? it's denise governments, as well as violence and abuses, had been completed by various sounds against me. and so given that and that you had an international community ego, that was good to put together government and the state without addressing the very issues around accountability, the building of institutions, concrete institutions that can be able to pull it up on the part. so some of the issues that like, you know, that maybe easy a lapse in december 2000. jeffrey from your point of view were expectations, especially on the part of the international community where they just to high at the get go. and were there signs that were obvious early on that these deep seated issues just weren't being properly addressed? i would like to talk more about the expectation of south sydney's instead of international community. and i do not say this because of the news has been unrealistic in that

united also was a really difficult years of talk. 1216 month of cave is 19. this is a time. 7 i would think people really, really coming together, but do we blame them for coming together after what's been so difficult? of course we've seen in many seem i haven't won a single tournament since 1966, not in by the way, 65 years. so of course the sentiment tonight, one question to learn, is it coming home for everybody in england? yes, it is 6 months after the u. s. last, it's a bit to have whistleblower julian, us. orange extradited. u. k. court has granted washington the right to appeal. the judge is reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justifications that us submitted. while the, by the ministration, has apparently now prepared to let the song serve any prison sentence in his australia and homeland for his partner. claims here. ready has that right? stella morris this week also gave her reaction to the granting of the appeal from just outside the court house. i was able to speak to julian about the decision and you know, it's mixed because on the one hand

the evacuation begins of thousands with the united also head to new z as president says, billions of dollars of being stolen from the country. the facts, the president of the national television station overcome with rising covered 19 cases of pakistan prepared for tough new restrictions. and he'd a similar to the sport code, 900 skin took, it was the entire strain, athletic team into isolation. it comes off to time champion. sam kendricks is ruled out of the games of the testing positive for corona virus. ah, the evacuation has begun of thousands of afghans who assisted the united states over the past 20 years. 2 and a half 1000 task guns are expected to depart cobbled by sunday 1000 more still waiting to hear when bell leave. charlotte bellis reports from cobble. the 3 years ali was a translator for the us army in his home province at home. and in may, he took a bus to cobble for an interview at the us embassy and his waited suits thing at this guest house. last week he was approved for evacuation, but he has heard nothing more. when i wake up in the morning in the morning to check

also don't think that trash is the only player in the world. i think that that the stage you has to clearly strengthen relations with united states, also with the united kingdom, with other democratic countries. and we want to get that. i mean, the western democracies have to keep much more adequate balance point globally. where on the one site at the moment, the western democracies and on the other site being retarded, that seems like china, russia and some others. so that i guess at this stage you also have to concentrate much more on strengthening real functioning relationship with us and other democracies. well, perhaps that you concentrate more on the strengthening relationships within the block itself. because the biggest drawback for the you is your chronic. this unity isn't that you've written about this yourself. this dream of a common foreign policy is rapidly drawing to an end. isn't it time to admit that certain steps which i would like to see 1st, the different foreign policy. i see for a trait development corporation also defense policy. they should work much, much together. and secondly, i think that we also don't have to need an

also don't think that she's the only player in the world. i think that that the stage you have to clearly strengthen relations with united states, also with the united kingdom, with other democratic countries. and we want to get that. i mean, the western democracies have to keep much more adequate balance point globally, where on the one site at the moment, the western democracies and the on the other site be going to retire. and that seems like china, russia, and some others. so that i guess that at this stage you also have to concentrate much more on strengthening real functioning relationship with us and other democracies. well, perhaps if you concentrate more on the strengthening relationships within the block itself. because the biggest drawback for the you is your chronic disunity, isn't it you written about this yourself? this dream of a common foreign policy is rapidly drawing to an end. isn't it time to admit that certain steps which i would like to see 1st the different foreign policy? oh, my see foreign trade development corporation also defense policy. they should work much, much together. and secondly, i think that, that we also

we also heard from the top political official of the united nations, with a real warning that they could be, or there was a potential for a swift deterioration in the security situation. so even though some council members didn't want this public meeting, they certainly heard, i think things that will certainly make them think about the situation going forward. delegates that back towards to pay the way for elections in libya have failed to find common ground. the weaker negotiations in geneva were expected to confound the terms of the presidential and parliamentary vote. elections would be a critical stamp in efforts to bring stability to libya. a new unity government was formed last year after a cease fire agreement. following years of fighting. the military has pulled out the gun stones bankrupt ab a center of its war to topple the taliban and han dental k to to the 911 attacks us . president joe biden has set a september deadline for full withdrawal and says the pull out is on tried president, prosecutors of opened a corruption investigation into president dr. also, norah. he's accus

number of population who does not have in terms of both the importance of its, its administrative unit, but also in terms of the population is not called and categorized as a strategy. and there was an intentional decision that centers of population needed to be protect that because the attacks on civilian population of increased significantly. and then when certain capabilities would diminish that protection of those smaller not strategically significant was not possible. we needed to pull out of those those areas to protect civilian population. the populace a s that of course, had as part of that process. it had an effect. and the effect was that in some places places were taken psychology currently by creating that environment of a lot of p r and other issues attached to the places where we pulled out intentionally by all 100 taylor district. it is 100 plus districts, are all those districts from 400100 plus or the districts that somehow the taliban could claim that they are, they are controlling. it's not that all of them fall apart just in the past few weeks. it's time of transition and tra

types of terrorists in this country, which then would kind of really oppose a danger to, to the united states. also, all his strong believe in the believe of his ministration was the only strong military action is able to really change nations to help them move towards democracies. that was his big thing. he thought with this military actions he took, he was doing nation building. so did you get a sense that you were there in the room, of course, and asked that very crucial question. did you get a sense that he was indirectly criticizing president joe buttons decision to withdraw troops? well, they obviously has a very different approach. president biden finalized the withdrawal because we also have to keep in mind that it was really president trump, who announced that all troops, all american groups would be withdrawn from a gone is done. but yes indeed, biden said explicitly that he does not believe that military action is an instrument for nation building. he does not believe that wars are needed are really helpful to could to help people to create their own democracy. so yes, indeed, this is a

again, there are some disagreements between germany and the united states, especially when it comes to join. so to trade with china, but medical also said, you know, there are many ways to, to deal with this competitive. but again, germany and the united states also do agree that human rights to play a role and that it is important kind of to face this competitive also side by side . we know that after 16 years, the chancellor is about to step down after the elections here in germany. that is coming september. obviously, that's the best, the big elephant in the room, right to be. they know that in just a few months, washington will be dealing with a different chancellor, a new chancellor in berlin. absolutely. and that was also really the feeling in the press conference here in the white house. the american colleagues hardly addressed any really serious questions towards spite and regarding that matter because the feeling is a little bit she is a lame duck. she was very important than many. many americans praise her for her steadiness, for her reliability for her thought, poor democracy. but everyone knows she's leaving office soon

it might just be faster just to list some of the import export restrictions in the united states, and also the united kingdom to a certain extent that would also get vaccines faster all around the world. so no, we didn't hear any quite big policy changes that we thought either be some resolution, but nonetheless, academic very concerned. she said many times about about really ending the pandemic everywhere. and because it can't be over anywhere until that happens. and, you know, as you're reporting, we were showing pictures on a lighter note out of the chance or having some problems with the system on your la rover, putting it on one of those things that have made her, of course, throughout her tenure, very reliable to many people in it's want to go to you. if i may, president, jo, buying did put germany a little bit on the spot when it comes to the waivers that for vaccines by saying that he does supported and then germany had to come out and basically defend not doing that. yeah. it's, it's really interesting what will said, and i think he's perfectly right. i mean, we all remember that

canine units also assisting the search, seen on top of the huge mound of rubble. >> unfortunately we'reitive that continues in that sense. the key things we're looking for are all throughout in regards to void space, livable spaces. we're not coming across that, so we're actively searching as aggressively as we can. >> reporter: as elsa approaches the state's west coast, the investigation is ramping up. on tuesday, more federal partners arrived on-site to investigate the building collapse. as task force members searched through the debris, all distinguishable items found at the site are transported by police to another site for further investigation. >> this is all evidentiary debris. it's been sorted on-site and any objects that can be distinguished are put in certain bins and labelled as to their exact location. >> it's in the custody of the miami-dade police department where we are securing the site and we are cataloging and documenting all evidence as being sorted. >> reporter: and, you know, john, we're seeing the building collapsed site. i can hear the heavy equipment at work. it

but the person he met with i was with the unit also the person that was behind the camera there. members of the unit had been posing as minors on line since 2018 to try to catch suspects on video. san jose police say they are investigating this incident. >> let's check on our 4 zone forecast with a live look outside tonight looking out over san francisco looks a little foggy, but still a lovely picture. it is a lovely picture. kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence, you're talking about some months soon, like weather which that yeah could get a little interesting in the latter part of the weekend into early next week, maybe even late next week to that's when we see the monsoon, we see a little subtropical moisture kind of wrapped around a ridge of high pressure and roll back up into the bay area. and that's a concern. >> then we start talking about lightning strikes. we certainly don't want to see that on top of everything else we've seen so far with the fires in california so far right now, though, it's all about that fog and that fog is surging on shore tonight

again, there awesome disagreements between germany and the united states, especially when it comes to joined to trade with china. but medical also said, you know, there are many ways to, to deal with this competitive. but again, germany and the united states also do agree that human rights to play a role and that it is important kind of to face this competitive also side by side . and we know that after 16 years, the chancellor is about to step down after the elections here in germany. this coming september. obviously that's the, that's the big elephant in the room, right to be, they know that in just a few months, washington will be dealing with a different chancellor, a new chancellor in berlin. absolutely. and that was also really the feeling in the press conference here in the white house. the american colleagues hardly addressed any really serious questions towards spite and regarding that matter because the feeling is a little bit she is a lame duck. she was very important than many, many americans praise her for her steadiness, for her reliability for her, taught for democracy, but everyone knows she's leaving office soon

canine units also assisting the search, seen on top of the huge mound of rubble. >> unfortunately we'retinues in that sense. the key things we're looking for all through out, in regards to void space, livable space, we're not coming across that. >> reporter: as elsa approaches the state's west coast, the investigation is ramping up. on tuesday, more federal partners arrived on site to investigate the building collapse as task force members sr. ch through the debris, all distinguishable items found at the site are transported by police to another site for further investigation. >> this is all evidentiary debris. it's been sorted on site, and any objects that can be distinguished are put in certain bins and labeled as to their exact location. >> it's in the custody of the miami-dade police department where we're securing the site and cataloguing and documenting all evidence that's being sorted. >> reporter: we've also learned this morning a safety task force has been established to review the laws governing florida's condominium development industry. in the next half hour or so, we're exp

also don't think the threat. she's the only player in the world . i think that that the stage you have to clearly strengthen her relations with united states, also with the united kingdom, with other them across the countries. and we want to get that. i mean, the western democracies have to keep much more adequate balance point globally. where on the one site at the moment, the western democracies and on the other site b go to retard. there seems like china, russia and some others. so that's, i guess at this stage you also have to concentrate much more on strengthening real functioning relationship with us and other democracies. well perhaps if you concentrate more on the strengthening relationships within the block itself. because the biggest drawback for the you is your chronic disunity, isn't that you've written about this yourself. this dream of a common foreign policy is rapidly drawing to an end. isn't it time to admit that certain steps which i would like to see 1st, the different foreign policy? oh, my see foreign trade development corporation also defense policy. they should work much more together. and secondly, i think that we also don't h

and so we can really see how even in as stable democracy as we like to call the united states, we're also encountering these issues with liberalism and authoritarianism. but something i think i just want to point out is, you know, as, as valiant as it is to want to influence other countries. we should also focus on what can your p in countries that are have a problem with on what can they do in their own homes. okay, i hear music now. we don't have time. we, we have been talking about how best to tackle exclusion. i really would like to have that in a nutshell, spend how to tackle exclusion. what do we do? you have to try out a future good was have that is good advice coming from brussels. we've been talking about the l g, b t q, community and how to tackle exclusion. thanks so much for joining us. see you next time. round just the the the, the the news. the news. the news the news, the news, the news ah refugees. the island lead later dreams for paul assume a young joke. it is where one could begin football and help them overcome the trauma of playing your homeland and he'll give it his

that was the concern about britain but also spreading here in the united states. look as if that air corridor, which had been under discussion, it's had a working group sincejune, is likely to be agreed anytime soon — not this summer, maybe not before september. the us state department has since released this statement... well, some scientists are warning that the move could come with risks attached. and the opposition labour party has this warning. we've got real concerns because there doesn't seem to be a system in place yet for an international vaccine passport which the government said that they were going to bring forward. each individual us state does things differently. they don't have an nhs that has a vaccine programme like we do with certifications. so, we are really concerned about making sure that actually, new variants do not come into the uk and that we do have a system that identifies where we have variants of covid, where infection is, and that we're able to isolate it. scotland and wales have announced they are also following england's new quarant

he also says the money will help create 42,000 new housing units and also expand the state's projecthomekey program which buys motel rooms to house the homeless. and we're taking a live look at tokyo, japan where the 2020 olympics are set to begin in just 3 days. but excitement for the event is being met with nerves over rising covid cases, including some in the olympic village. well, this after 3 us athletes tested positive for covid. 2 of them are no longer going to japan to other athletes are being isolated and or health protocols. and it's a dream banker reports. most of the athletes who are now reportedly infected. we're vaccinated. >> before the olympic games. even begin. some athletes are already disqualified due to positive covid-19 test results or protocols. we're aware of. of course, covid-19 cases among handful of athletes. but it's not just those competing the international olympic committee says that as of today, 58 people associated with the games, including athletes personnel contractors and media in japan have tested positive for covid and have been quarantined. some

so as ambassador violence in the united states, i'm proud and pleased to be here today to recognize the work of james corbin, but on the evil saint patrick's day also to recognize the contributions that so many irish people have made to this country over the decades generations and centuries past in that sense. james corbin epitomizes the irish connection with the united states that will be celebrating with as much gusto as we can tomorrow that's possible in the virtual world. thank you very much. thank you very much. ambassador. have a special presentation for you yesterday at the white house. i had the privilege of presenting two president biden the very first copy of the book that the white house historical association will release tomorrow on the life of james hoban the designer and builder of the white house and we have our wonderful publications team led by marsha anderson and her colleagues here that do all of our wonderful publications, and this is one that we're particularly pleased and proud of so ambassador you and the president of the united states have the only leather-bound copies of this book. and i presented to you here. thank you v

also don't think that she's the only player in the world. i think that that the stage you has to clearly strengthen relations with united states, also with the united kingdom, with other democratic countries. and we want to get that. i mean, the western democracies have to keep much more adequate balance point globally, where on the one site at the moment, the western democracies and on the other site being retarded on the resumes like china, russia, and some others. so that i guess at this stage you also have to concentrate much more on strengthening real functioning relationship with us and other democracies. well perhaps if you concentrate more on the strengthening relationships within the block itself. because the biggest drawback for the you is your chronic disunity, isn't that you've written about this yourself. this dream of a common foreign policy is rapidly drawing to an end. isn't it time to admit that certain steps which i would like to see 1st, the different foreign policy must see foreign trade development corporation also defense policy. they should work much, much together. and secondly, i think that we also don't have to need

also don't think that she's the only player in the world. i think that that the stage you have to clearly strengthen relations with united states, also with the united kingdom, with other democratic countries. and we want to get that. i mean, the western democracies have to keep much more adequate balance point globally, where on the one site at the moment, the western democracies and on the other site being able to retire. and that seems like china, russia, and some others. so that i guess that at this stage you also have to concentrate much more on strengthening real functioning relationship with us and other democracies. well, perhaps if you concentrate more on the strengthening relationships within the block itself. because the biggest drawback for the you is your chronic, this unity isn't that you've written about this yourself. this dream of a common foreign policy is rapidly drawing to an end. isn't it time to admit that certain steps which i would like to see 1st, the different foreign policy. i see foreign trade development corporation also defense policy. they should work much, much together. and secondly, i think that we also don't

afghanistan troop withdrawal and efforts to relocate the militaries afghan interpreters to the united states. also a new book reporting general milley feared former president trump would carry out a coup after losing the election. >> thanks. thanks to all of you for coming today. i'd like to start by talking briefly about my trip later this week to our priority theater of operations, which is, of course, the indo-pacific, and then i'll add just a few words on afghanistan, which is very much on all of our minds here. and i'd like to start by saying i'm looking forward to my second trip to the region as secretary of defense. this time, we're heading out to southeast asia, and i'm glad to have the opportunity to engage in person with leaders there. i'm especially looking forward to making keynote remarks in singapore about how we're strengthening one of our unmatched strategic assets in the region, which is our powerful network of allies and partners. i'll follow that up with stops in vietnam and the philippines, where i'll meet with myy counterparts and other leaders. and so it's going to be a busy

the vaccination rate over there is 20% compared to about 50% here in the united states. alsotoday, in las vegas we heard from team usa basketball. hello to draymond green. here's a roster change. no bradley beal. he's out because of covid protocol. replaced by jeremy grant of the pistons. team usa favorite to win its fourth straight medal. >> kind of doesn't seem like there is, you know, still costing people opportunities of a lifetime. it's an incredible thing. i think for me, you know, being in the position where everybody kind of wrote me off and thought i was watched up last year, you know, to be here is great. >> no, we didn't think you were washed up last year, draymond. we'll see him in tokyo in a couple weeks. as for today, guess who arrive in the tokyo, simone biles and the usa gymnasts. all overseas athletes are required to take a covid test when they arrive at the airport in japan. they'll get tested daily, and understood go an initial three-day quarantine. if you love the olympics, this is for you. each morning we're going to send out six stories about the top com

represented by collective bargaining, but we're seeing other businesses and other public sector units also following suit here within this community. >> the only way we can get through this is together. 66 of the 67 counties in florida are currently experiencing high transmission rates. and there's the mayor of one of those counties who doesn't have a regular dialogue with the governor of florida. we've got to get together on this. mayor, geoff, heidi, tom, thank you all so much. we have got to leave it there. >>> we have got to talk about infrastructure. the bill got support from 17 republicans in the senate but will any in the house support it? >>> in a few hours nancy pelosi and chuck schumer will meet with president biden on voting rights as texas democrats are still in d.c. to prevent voting restrictions from passing there. the person footing the bill for them to stay there. beto o'rourke will join us. rke s . okay, everybody, let's do a ticket check. paper tickets. we're off to a horrible start. ...but we can overcome it. we're not gonna point out our houses, landmarks, or major high

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the remnants of tropical storm also have moved through the north east of the united states with strong winds heavy rain and flooding. the storm brought down trees and parallel. it had briefly strengthened to a hurricane last week when it killed at least 3 people in the caribbean. the un security council has voted unanimously to continue the humanitarian aid shipments through turkey into rebel held territory in syria. that's despite initial opposition from russia. aid will continue to pass through the border crossing at your vegas to bob holla for at least the next 6 months. moscow is an ally to the syrian government and claimed the 8 operation violates serious sovereignty by going through a back door border crossing. rather than passing through the capital damascus, it took at last minute compromise with us to keep the corridor open. aid organizations say the deliveries are vital for display syringe. the bible, however, border crossing a lifeline for 3400000 people can stay open, at least for now. for another 12 months. trucks can continue to deliver food medicines and corona virus vac

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unite. it's common africa, no knife for me. also, my kid, last warrior witness documentary on an odyssey the world and picks the fascinating story of a prisoner exchange, negotiated through intermediaries on behalf of us and israel, a story of brinkman ship and bartering, a captive israeli soldier for palestinian prisoners as recalled by mediators. and players from both sides. anatomy of a prisoner exchanged on his ear. me each and every one of us have a lot of responsibility to change our personal space for them. or we could do this experiment and a lot of us could increase just a little bit that would be worth doing. anybody had any idea that it would become a magnet and always incredibly recipe for women to get 50 percent representation in the same spiritual assembly. here and getting this pick up to collect the segregate to say the reason this is extremely important service that they provide the city we need to take america to try to bring people together and trying to deal with people who left behind me. ready the situation for

, that's the centers for disease control where the official guidance would come out for the united states. also taking a look at whether or not the new mask recommendation may need to be put in place. big picture then kimberly, what is all this doing to the us economy at the moment in economy, which was hoping to reopen it, use the 4th of july of that time where america was back. is that the case? well, certainly we've seen improvements, but this is always been a 2 pronged pandemic. there has been sort of the medical aspect and the economic aspect. and the problem is, is that as we see this up taking cases, we've also seen that uptick in job. those claims, those new numbers are out there higher than the expected estimate. in fact, by about 51000 hitting in the 41900000 mark. and that is certainly worrying for those that are trying to get the economy back on track right here at the white house. in fact, what we're seeing is in the states where there has been this search in cases california, illinois, kentucky, michigan, and also missouri. what we're seeing is this is where we've seen this rise i

cdc, that's the centers for disease control where the official guidance would come up for the united states. also taking a look at whether or not the new mask recommendation may need to be put in place in tenicia reporting more than 1400 deaths the highest since the pandemic began. also, 35 new infections detected the testing rights alone between the 2 figures could be even higher. the world health organization is urged the government to introduce a strict lockdown. in thailand has been another record, dave infections more than 13600 of them. positive tests that is in the past day. in fact, the nation vaccine institute is now apologize for not buying enough vaccines, and it's promising to join the global kofax vaccine sharing scale. south africa is struggling as well with the surgeon infections, but the vaccination campaign there is making progress. there's been a record quarter of a 1000000 people getting jobs in a single day. still so far in the 7 percent of the population has received at least one dose and tokyo. well, another 30 cases there and they're less than $24.00 is 24 hours out from th

extraordinary unit, precursor in many ways to secret service, washington's handpicked men who guard him and it's not a small group of men. it's up to 200 men and they are involved operations, battles and they also guard papers, the have aid to camp in many ways, a marble header leads the unit and shapes it informs it, it's an extraordinary story in and of itself but not only do they protect the unit but there is a bit of mystery involved. prior to the battle, there's numbers of the guard that lean toward british, royalty if you will. they are lured into assassinate washington and that is a relatively unknown story told in the indispensable's as well and uncover the plot luckily the guard protects washington and take out their own. the first american executed is a member of the guard but that is a fascinating story as the book moves forward, the indispensable's that are washington's elite force in many of the battles in new york and the british once again land in the northern part of manhattan at throngs points and it's here at the marvel headers and assortment of other units basically repel and the beast invasion from the greatest navy of the world at the time, the royal navy which is extraordi

but also it is kind of an example of how racism and the united states works. and it builds on itself. even if you get out after slavery, to be everything you had just blew up because of the racist weiss people to tulsa massacre. now you have to start over again. even if you do that, what is going to happen when redlining comes? it's almost impossible to escape unscathed. but yes basically think oklahoma is a great study there's a great need for. >> that sort of ties to question we got in the chat about the aftermath of these allotments. people were given these allotments were the able to maintain that land? they already talked about multiple other barriers that come up. are there black landowners today who can trace their allotments in oklahoma back to the 1866 treaty? we want to hear but with the aftermath of it is. >> my family still has their land allotments. there's at least one that still there plates kind of funny to see the deed is now 30 people, 40 people every generation is almost -- there are many families like that in oklahoma. but, unfortunately th

military bases in the united states also used to house them temporarily? jen: first, any confirmation and final details of military base usage would be from the department of defense and the state department. given their implementing these programs. i expect they'll have more to share with you. i just want to defer to them given it is their programs. will i say that when i went through the programs and how the process worked last week, one of the things i tried to note but will i elevate again here is that -- i will elevate again here is that, individual who completed the security process, vetting and security process, could be relocated to the united states. that would be certainly military -- u.s. military bases. the department a of defense will assess how many of those and how many facilities they would need for those transfers. reporter: scheduling things. is the president scheduled to meet any time soon with members of the texas democratic house delegation here in washington? jen: i don't have any meetings to preview for you. reporter: i hesitate to a

but it also reflects the fact that afghan morale really sunk very quickly in a number of security units. and it has set off also large numbers of people moving across afghanistan. the u.n. estimate almost 300,000 afghans have been internally displaced since january of this year. so there's a lot going on. what we are going to look at today in detail is what responsibility do we have toward those afghans who worked with us, with the military, but also with the state department w u.s. aid, with others going forward? and i'm sure we are going to touch upon the issues of what responsibilities do we have vis-a-vis those afghans who believed in us and believed in the values that we were talking about, and the objectives that we were setting. some of them were women activists. others were activists for democracy. the people who maintained the free press in afghanistan, which stands out in that part of the world. and many others. we are going to i think talk about that. all of this does get back to u.s. credible. there may not be an easy way ever to leave a war situation, but much better if you

that he's, we've been saying some really big offset from having not only of the us, but now also of the united nation. yes, we are hearing reports that they have asked united nations to send in peacekeepers . i believe that would take a blow of the 15 member security council. so that could be a tough ask, ask you the united states military and the military house confirmed to me the department of defense folks burn that they haven't asked for security assistance. and that they are, excuse me, they are regular contact with patient officials to discuss to discuss how the u. s . can assist. it seems highly unlikely that they would consider sending us troops. first of all, the be a fairly sizeable deployment. they did send in, shoot reinforcements during that horrible earthquake of 2010. that's a much different situation. we're talking about having to secure an area, make sure the us troops are safe. it would be very expensive, and it would also probably be very popular. think about this job president joe biden, currently bringing troops out of afghanistan. so if you would send them just back to 80

they also blast communications and military industrial targets from from taegu. guns of unitedhe struggle is a furious one, but we are holding. ♪♪ >> on 24 august on the central to have which is concerned with the defense of, the -- taegu, engineers have built a bridge for the use of minor vehicles and foot soldiers plus increasing supplies moving in. there is need for a heavy equipment bridge. south korean civilian labor is employed. although in many sections native tools are still used, and although u.s. engineers depend greatly on korean manpower, there's a change now since the early days of the war. heavy construction equipment is becoming a familiar sight. an accumulation of this type of equipment, necessarily second in priority to arms and ammunition, is an indication of the vast bulk of supplies that are now being received. ♪♪ opinion. ♪ ♪ >> on 29 august, the british aircraft carrier unicorn moves into the harbor. on deck are british troops bound for the korean battle front. within a week, they'll rush to fight asong i'd cavalry -- alongside cavalry troops to help stop

again, there are some disagreements between germany and the united states, especially when it comes to join to trade with china. but medical also said, you know, there are many ways to, to deal with this competitive. but again, germany and the united states also do agree that human rights to play a role and that it is important kind of to face this competitive also side by side . we know that after 16 years, the chancellor is about to step down after the elections here in germany. this coming september. obviously that's the, that's the big elephant in the room. right. to me, they know that in just a few months, washington will be dealing with a different chancellor, a new chancellor in berlin. absolutely. and that was also really the feeling in the press conference here in the white house. the american colleagues hardly addressed any really serious questions towards spite and regarding i'm going to america because the feeling is a little bit. she is a lame duck. she was very important than many. many americans praised her for her steadiness for her reliability for her part, poor democracy, but everyone knows she's leaving offic

again, there are some disagreements between germany and the united states, especially when it comes to join to trade with china. but medical also said, you know, there are many ways to, to deal with this competitive. but again, germany and the united states also do agree that human rights to play a role and that it is important kind of to face this competitive also side by side . you know, we know that after 16 years the chancellor is about to step down after the elections here in germany. this coming september. obviously that's the, that's the big elephant in the room. right to be. they know that in just a few months, washington will be dealing with a different chancellor, a new chancellor in berlin. absolutely. and that was also really the feeling in the press conference here in the white house. the american colleagues hardly addressed any really serious questions towards spite and regarding that matter because the feeling is a little bit she is a lame duck. she was very important than many. many americans praise her for her steadiness, for her reliability, for her part poor democracy. but everyone knows she's leaving office

well, you know, i think the changing government in the united states and also problems that have come from china, promises that have come from canada, korea, etc. you know, in the new plan released by the u. it does seem like there's been a, been a big shift in the past year on the willingness to really go for deep, deep emission cuts in the next 30 years. you know, putting some of that into practice is going to be challenging. but i do think you're going to hear a bit of a different tone called 26. then it's some, some previous meetings with the caveat that so many countries are, are deeply struggling through the pandemic that asking for big leads of money right now. maybe challenging. tim, on a more fundamental level we've talked, we've spoken about, you know, trying to adapt to this. we've spoken about, you know, things that needed to be implemented by governments around the world. but how do you shift behaviors so that people are less vulnerable when these types of events happen? what kind of steps need to be taken in order to do that? well, they could be various types of educatio

have his government is also united states and the united nations to send troops to help stabilize the country. after the assassination of president, driven on ways he was killed in his home on wednesday by a heavily armed hit squad, newer apollo as monitoring developments from next. because the fact that there are so many international actors almost ensures that this is going to be continuously developing. story of the last that we've heard from the columbia side of the investigation was from a press conference earlier today and a tweet from colombian, president even to k, same again, committing the columbia, sending investigators and special forces to help with the international investigation. but also we're hearing some of the more strategic points and a little bit more information about the actual people who are involved. 26 and 28 of the alleged conspirators have been identified as colombian citizens. early on friday, we heard from colombia and military officials who said that intelligence is being shared in real time between columbia officials and the police in haiti. there's als

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