the me, the laurie pass begins in the town of deer and the tribal regions of north west pakistan. the road is 240 kilometers long, and is the only supply route through the mountains to the small villages of the she, trial valley, which is shared with afghanistan. the road where even the slightest error can be fatal. was the. this is what the drivers will. 1 1 put. 6 in the menu, what we have, what is that? remember, come back to law holmes. we may not need the an accident templates in an area like anytime the holy city of deer and it's 20000 inhabitants make their living off the road. each day comes, the goods are loaded and unloaded from trucks. the only means of transport in the region. the. the truck has court provides most of the jobs here. drive mechanics, assistance level agent work every day, amid the dumps and pollution. 23 year old camaro is a successful businessman. he already own 2 trucks, one of his trucks, laden with 2 tons of sugar for a village, and the she trial is about to tackle the lower re pass. and not surprisingly, he's worried. he has his best driver at the

of 200 millimeters of rain, sand and dust storms for southern areas of afghan has done into the west pakistan on tuesday. that's it. for now. thanks jeff. had aaron i was is there a justice delayed palestinian authority security forces accused the bt amount. death at the case of germs back on the streets one year on indian farmers. the anniversary of the biggest strike, evans, and south africa wrap up with 7 series title. we have a talk to al jazeera. we oh, so what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listen. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra i care about helping us engages with the rest of the world. we're really interested in taking you into a play. you might not visit otherwise at feel that you were there. frank assessments is focused likely to change biking behavior, though it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do and in depth analysis of the dates global headlines inside story on

west? yes, certainly. pakistan, _ relations with the west? yes, certainly. pakistan, through l certainly.hrough soliciting deep suspicion about the role that pakistan, and the isi, have had in afghanistan and the way that they are playing both sides and over the years. i think it's important for islamabad to transition themselves as a conduit between western interests and the interests of the taliban so they can be an honest broker and moved with the more senior people that they can have their in these talks and that is why we are seeing the chief year so early in the piece. seeing the chief year so early in the piece-— seeing the chief year so early in the piece. would expect the new government _ in the piece. would expect the new government to _ in the piece. would expect the new government to look - in the piece. would expect the new government to look like i in the piece. would expect the l new government to look like and we are hearing reports of the delays to the formation because of rival factions. what you expected to be like? i of rival factions. what you expected to be like? i t

of 200 millimeters of rain, sand and dust storms for southern areas of afghanistan into the west of pakistan on tuesday. that's it for now. the weather sponsored by castle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly well. aside from then being punished for salvador devotion lot, i've seen women incarcerated. some say they're only crime with a devastating still, but i mean, our story of one woman struggle that ignited miscarriage, of justice, a witness documentary on al jazeera. oh, the me you're watching. i'll just have to remind you of our top stories this our supporters of civilian rule and so done have been protesting, demanding the dissolution of the transitional government facilities professionals association. once an end to a power sharing deal with the military, japanese center left social democratic party has won and not only in parliamentary elections as leader all of shots says he'd like to form a coalition with the green party and the free democratic party government, an environment secretary who says

of 200 millimeters of rain, sand and dust storms for southern areas of afghanistan into the west of pakistan on tuesday. that's it for now. thanks jeff. still ahead, aaron, i was is there a justice delayed palestinian authority security forces accused of b t a man's death.

this point and that is through the taliban controlled isis infested territory with iran to the west and pakistant's made it more difficult. as for the concern, undersecretary newland speaking about a range of agencies from dhs, tsa, fbi all looking to make sure that elements from isis or other individuals wanting to do harm to the u.s. could slip through the cracks and exploit the system. neil? >> neil: all right. thank you for that, griff. should we be worried about this as griff pointed out? especially at a time when the vast overwhelming majority are seeking asylum? the taliban are responsible for the checkpoint around the airport in kabul and then handed over to u.s. soldiers on the other side. so they were in process of that. let's go to dan holman. we also have chris here. welcome. dan, if i could begin with you on our vetting process. obviously to get over 115,000 here, just afghan nationals, that's a herculean task. so in the rush, do you think questionable characters got through? >> there's a risk a far greater risk that questionable characters got through that might seek to do us arm.

in peshawar, on pakistan's north—west frontier, afghanistan feels very close. ghan refugees. in the 1990s, the taliban had their origins in the afghan refugee camps here, and pakistan has always been accused of setting up the taliban and helping them take power in afghanistan — something pakistan denies. but when the taliban were thrown out in 2001, pakistan's influence in afghanistan fizzled out for 20 years. in our interview, imran khan clearly didn't want to seem to be too close to the taliban, but he was careful not to be too critical of them either, over the question of the rights of afghan women, for instance. the women are very strong. i feel, give them time. they will assert their rights. how much time? years? a year, two years, three years. three years? but at the moment, john, it's just too early to say anything, because it has barely been a month. after 20 years of civil war, they have come back into power. the taliban — the word just means islamic students — originally owed their existence as a movement to religious schools in pakistan like this one,

but the west weather was it was southern past the pakistan over to the north west of in the cross, the middle east. as i said, find try and sunny. pretty much summed up a brisk wind. a shamal could lift some dust and sand around that eastern side of your right and punish the high spirit doha of around 42 degrees. my cache, i would say, around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here. and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. it is lossy fine and dr. plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. with i can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank accounts with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification, biometrics, a fall from person. big convenience and seeming infallibility. comes at a most crucially out privacy. in the 4th of a 5 part series at a r

but the west weather was it was southern parts of pakistan over towards the north west of in the cross, the middle east, as i said, find rhymes sunny. pretty much sums you not a brisk when the shamal could listen. dustin's, sad, rather decent side of your raping place the highs here in doha of around 42 degrees . my cache i would say around the southern end of the red sea, petty showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here. and those heavy was drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting for southern africa with this lossy fine. and dr. plenty of warmth as well. but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. ah, it's one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people. and behind the death of many more. exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the known to many as the blood alliance. inside the sin, a

really class bubbling up a few showers there, but the west weather was across southern parts of pakistan over towards the north west of in the cross, the middle east. as i said, fine try and sunny pretty much sums it up brisk when the shamal could listen. dustin said, around that eastern side of your right place, the high here in doha of around 42 degrees. my cache, i would say around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here, and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. this lousy fine and dr. plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021. frank assessments. by way, it is a lesson again, freedom suppression informed opinions. what you saw happening is come on to it was $42.00. there was also petune is the critical debate that we have here is not between

in peshawar, on pakistan's north west frontier, afghanistan feels very close. origins in the afghan refugee camps here and pakistan has always been accused of setting up the taliban and helping them take power in afghanistan. something pakistan denies. but when the taliban were thrown out in 2001, pakistan's influence in afghanistan fizzled out for 20 years. in our interview, imran khan clearly didn't want to seem to be too close to the taliban but he was careful not to be too critical of them either, over the question of the rights of afghan women, for instance. the women are very strong. i feel, give them time. they will assert their rights. how much time? years? a year, two years, three years. three years? but at the moment, john, it's just too early to say anything. because it has barely been a month. after 20 years of civil war, they have come back into power. the taliban — the word just means islamic students — originally owed their existence as a movement to religious schools in pakistan like this one, the zuberia in peshawar, where they were recruited an

in fact, most of sudden pakistan and the keys moving west was to cross the border into run. now, what does it do, arthur, that you may, was the answer to why, but many forecasts may well take it towards the cursor. men muskets by sunday shows it here. gusty, normally wind and persistent rains, it might be heading in that direction as one to watch rather closely. therefore, central asia, the winds coming out of the interior is a cold wind attempts to start to drop. already we've got in the forecast watch here to assist a snow in the forecasts for georgia, for example, so that are cool things down little bit, produce shout in north, and iran doesn't change things elsewhere. the al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts for cabana dot tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his days would prove one of the darkest days in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on algebra. ah, me farmer, japanese foreign minister from jo casey and i will become the next prime minister after winning the ruling party leade

if he is in this big million dollar compound, a fortress in pakistan where the pakistan west point is, then everything we thought was wrong and basically in the book we try to take you on an exciting ride as they try to get the information as to whether bin laden is there, then the white house, the situation room discussing it, then the seals on the helicopter headed to the compound. they think it is a suicide mission. if bin laden is there. and they don't know. they think none are coming back alive. you think you know the end of the story. you read this story the last 100 pages you are on the edge of your seat asking what happens next? it is a history thriller. >> harris: i asked what happens next. we are oef in a precarious position now. the close alignment between the second of the command of the new taliban and pakistani connections. and he is al qaeda. i want to know what's next next? we'll have to talk about it when you come back. i know history can teach us. it always does. everybody get the book, it is amazing. >> harris: as we remember september 11th, 20 years ago, we have sp

mining rights in afghanistan, and expand its belton road strategy giving access to a navy base in pakistan westtan over $30 million in food and aid. president biden was asked whether he is worri about china's new friendship with the taliban. >> china has a real problem with the taliban. they are all trying to figure out what do they do now. >> i think you will see china make a move for bagram air force base. >> asked about china taking over bagram air force base the spokesman replied, quote: i can tell you this is purely fake news. by working with china, the taliban and pakistan both representing mostly muslim populations have allied themselves with a country that is carrying out a genocide enturnerment and reeducation campaign against its muslim population the uyghurs who live near the border with afghanistan. >> concern now is that china and pakistan will cut deals with the taliban to stop terrorist attacks against them while turning a blind eye to attacks on the west. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. there are also new worries tonight about north korea's

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now that's something that pakistan has flatly denied over the years, but it's a person like the hedge of focused on intelligence agency being here. all eyes on the west will be looking as to any comments that are made by the pakistan government following this visit. because as i say pakistan on a very obviously a crucially important country for i've gone, he's done a potentially for the west. if indeed the crisis here and i've got to start, he's in any way going to be relieved. he's anything he's going to end. thank you. thank you for that child transferred to reporting their live from campbell. while the us secretary is stay turned to the blinking says he will travel to cut i and germany to visit diplomats and troops as well as afghans evacuated from campbell, he says, a town of band must honor its commitment. if it wants relief from sanctions, we have worked intensely across the international community to set a very clear, international expectation of what the world is looking for from the taliban when it comes to freedom of travel. now enshrined among other things that you want security council resolution. that by the way is significant a number o

the head of pakistan's intelligence agency is in kabul, according to our reporting. many in the west are hoping that pakistan can play the role of mediator. i saw the uk foreign secretary was just in pakistan talking about that. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, general hamid has gone to kabul. he's the most senior ranking pakistani official to visit since the taliban took control, has taken with him a number of other pakistani officials. i think it was significant that yesterday pakistani official had meetings with taliban and n qatar, sort of a lower level meeting that seems to have opened the door to what wye are witnessing today. historically, pakistan has had, you know, at times good, at times frosty, at times opaque relationships with the taliban. but of all the sort of bordering nations here, pakistan perhaps has the greatest understanding of the taliban and potentially i think leverage is too strong a word, but would like to -- would like to influence them. and one of the messages that undoubtedly will will come from pakistan is concern that a government hasn't be

across the southeast of india, but away from here, more big down port still was a north west southern part of the pakistan seeing some live showers where the weather up was northern past and a developing area of low pressure into northern parts of the bad been goal will be heavy right up towards bangladesh, and a good part of me and my the weather sponsored my cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. capturing a moment in time, snapshots of the lives of the stories provided a glimpse into someone else's. well, we what god, we read, we'd be a bite, go to inspire, in documentaries, from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice out of the witness on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, again, you're watching, i just need a reminder of our top stories this now the 1st international passenger plane, since the end of the us lead evacuation of afghanistan has left cobble, apple charter flight is carrying dozens of foreign nationals to the country, capital, morocco's prime minister has resigned after crushing defeat in the parliamentary elections. the dean of monies, justice and development party must more than 100 sea

really cloud bubbling up, a few showers there, but the west weather was across southern part of pakistan over towards northwest of in the cross the middle east. as i said, find rhymes sunny. pretty much summed up a brisk wind shamal could listen. dustin sat around the decent, saudi arabian place, the highest here in doha of around 42 degrees. my cache i would say around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here. and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. it is lossy fine and drive plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. ah, talked to al jazeera, we owe what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listened. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sera ah, the news got to be mu

if you look at afghanistan, you have pakistan to the west and the south, iran to the east and in the north, you have uzbekistan and a little sliver in the top right northeast, you have a border with china. this is one of the reasons why afghanistan was a venue for the great game. there was a great power competition. you have the u.s. departure and you have that competition once again. in the early days of 2001, while the fighting was going on, there was quite a lot of evidence that the pakistani isi flew into evacuate pakistani troops that were fighting with the taliban and al qaeda. we know over the past 20 years that pakistan played a double game. it funded and sustained and supported taliban inside afghanistan. you see strategic depth in their ongoing war with india. a lot of questions to be answered about u.s. support for pakistan during this period. one of the reasons the u.s. ended up losing this war is the taliban was able to use pakistan not as a source -- not just as a source of funding but a base with which to sustain. host: we have a special line for veterans of the afghan

can see this system here that's been bringing some very heavy right to the north west of india, southern parts of pakistan. but for much of the middle east, dry and sunny summit it up as per usual little change as we go one through sunday, wednesday using a little around the east side of the gulf. and we are going to see a bit of a shamal just kicking in here. northern parts of africa generally try can see have a shout roll off the if you're in highlands pushing further westwards. we are looking at some more stormy weather just running across a good part of west africa flooding with some very.

in fact, most of sudden pakistan and the keys moving west has to cross the border into run. now, what does it do out of that? you may want the answer to why? well, many forecasts may well take it towards the cursor. men muskets by sunday, shows it here. gussy, normally wind and persistent rains that might be heading in that direction. that's want to watch rather closely. therefore, central asia, the winds coming out of the interior, cold winds, attempts will start to drop already. we've got in the forecast watch here to assist a snow in the forecast for georgia, for example. so that are cool things down little bit, produce shout in northern iran doesn't change things elsewhere. the when freedom of the press is under threat in, oh, you just cause thought genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here just some of access points, the internet shift, the focus, the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister if it clamped down on the press, covering the waves. the news co

in fact, most of sudden pakistan and it keeps moving west was to cross the border into a run. now, what does it do out of that you may, was the answer to why? well, many forecasts may will take it towards the cursor. men, muskets by sunday, shows it here. dusty normally wind and persistent rains that might be heading in that direction as one to watch rather closely. therefore, central asia, the winds coming out of the interior is a cold wind attempts will start to drop already we've got in the forecast watch here. to assist a snow in the forecasts for georgia, for example, so that are cool things down little bit, produce shout in northern iran, doesn't change things elsewhere. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 on era online. be part of the debate for pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when no healthy get off the table, it says shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t. s. d like symptoms jump into this dream, and

but the west weather was it was southern part of pakistan over towards northwest of in the cross, the middle east. as i said, fine try and sunny pretty much summed up a brisk wind. shamal could lift some dust and sand around that eastern side of your right place. the highs here in doha of around 42 degrees. my cache i would say around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam were looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. it is lottie fine and drive plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. ah frank assessments, by way it is a lesson against freedom, surprising informed opinion. what you saw happening get from market to there was there was also petune is the critical debate here. it's not between kula and any other conference here between the 62 years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global he

really collab bubbling up, a few showers there, but the west weather was it was southern parts of pakistan over towards northwest of in the cross the middle east. as i said, find ryans sunny. pretty much summed up a brisk wind shamal could listen. dustin sat around the decent, saudi arabian pronounced the highest here in doha of around 42 degrees. my cache i would say around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam, looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here. and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. it is lossy fine and dr. plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one of 2 showers for madagascar ah, up to more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge. sincerely. we followed the citizens of this war to a nation. as they pushed the limits for supplies risking is sierra leo on al jazeera. ah. the walking back i picked them out of the top stories here on algebra canister arms. i think 5 min

pakistan. so basically when we're told by the west of need your own, there is so much contradiction between china, e get, i just found the hate each other somehow. well, the state of the west is not and will be can be members of the same organization. and they children, charlotte years just woke at all. there is a lucian statement from their shanghai corporation organization from our collective security organization csu. you will never find that any been the guard against the particular country. every statement starts with their preamble, that su is not directed against any particular country in the world. you know, this is very different from a, to your right comparisons with need to make no sense. because natal all calls russia. you remember how hillary clinton a clinton called russia hostile nation, and we all remember how i need to even statement talked about adverse theory. you know, china and introduce your reference and almost an amy. so this is basically, this is what this is. what is making as your so different from, from need to it's a peaceful can, is ation not directed against a parti

west? the afghans waiting and hoping — we have a special report from the border with pakistan as the refugeeworsens. russia's danniil medvedev wins the us open, as the djokovic dream of taking all four grand slam titles in the same year, is shattered. within the past hour, the united states has responded to reports that north korea carried out successful long—range cruise missile tests over the weekend. they flew 1,500 kilometres before hitting their targets and falling into territorial waters. the us defence department says the missiles pose a threat to north korea's neighbours. our correspondent, laura bicker, is in the south korean capital, seoul. she says this is a new and potentially highly dangerous weapon. we have heard from south korean military that they will work with us sources and try to look at what happened over the weekend and gather intelligence on this missle launch, but in terms of as this a big deal at my answer is yes and no, no because this is a cruise missile, so when it comes to international sanctions, does un sanctions in place to try to curb north korea's nuclear pr

west? the afghans waiting and hoping —we have a special report from the border with pakistan as the refugeeworsens. russia's danniil medvedev wins the us open, as the djokovic dream of taking all four grand slam titles in the same year, is shattered. north korea claims to have carried out successful long—range cruise missile tests over the weekend — according to state media. the report said the missiles flew 1,500 kilometres before hitting their targets and falling into territorial waters. pyongyang has continued to develop its arsenal despite being subject to strict international sanctions. we can go to seoul now to speak to our correspondent, laura bicker. laura, we are getting this from state media, effectively, we don't have confirmation can i presume, yet, but it sounds like a pretty big deal.- like a pretty big deal. well, within the _ like a pretty big deal. well, within the last _ like a pretty big deal. well, within the last hour- like a pretty big deal. well, within the last hour we - like a pretty big deal. well, | within the last hour we have heard from south korean military tha

this is about a region that has nuclear concerns with pakistan and india, stability concerns in and, west iran, this is a very dangerous neighborhood. it's not just about afghanistan. you extend it to the rest of the world and you see that we are weak. i'm told by members of the military that i served with the they are on the ground in other places, africa and other places, their partners are telling the we can't trust america. our guys in many cases put their lives on the line and requires the support of our partners and when they don't trust us and don't think we are going to be there for them it makes it dangerous and austin and millie have been architects of a failed war policy since they were one star generals. austin was in charge of it is%, commander. if they failed predominantly in the last 20 years as general officers then how in god's name can we think they will get the withdrawal right? laura: college basketball coaches with their record they would have been fired after one season but somehow in the military you can fail upward and upward and keep going, this whole thing has to

west bang go. there will sometime soon be action south of pakistan. we get more rain, but elsewhere it is dry, and the shamal has gone. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 20. 21. little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly wrong. aside from then being punished, boy, salvador victor, boston, lord, have seen women incarcerated. some say they're only crime, was a devastating still, but i mean, our story of one woman struggle that ignited movement. miscarriage, of justice. a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera live from reminder of our top story. the u. s. federal government is facing a potential shut down by the end of the week. republicans in the senate have just brought to an emergency spending bill. congress has until friday to find a solution. germany center less social democrats have came victory and sunday federal election. the parties leader says he is ready for correlation talks with the greens and free democratic party. and more demonstrati

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in fact he's in the quite affluent suburb where the pakistan west point was but it's a totally circumstantialey bring in the military and the head of joint special operations command , and they enlist seal team six, 24 fantastic and brave and capable navy seals, you're in the helicopter as it heads to the compound, and then in the house as rob o'neill climbs up the stairs to the third floor everybody knows how the story turns out but i promise you, the last 100 pages you'll be on the edge of your seat, flipping pages saying what happens next? steve: that's right. well you're great at these books you just mentioned rob o'neill, the guy who pulled the trigger here he is actually featured in chapter 2 of your book where he talks about how he learned about the mission to get bin laden and his reaction. watch here is rob. >> we found a thing, and this thing is in the house, and this house is in a bowl in these mountains and this bowl is in a country and you guys are going to go and get this thing. >> okay cool what's the thing? well we can't tell you. okay, where is the bowl? can't tell you. what

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so i think the worst of it is over and just through the west coast of india, we will have some showers and storms. now for pakistan. i don't think any of this mon sooner moisture will make it here. it's drying karachi on friday with a high 38 degrees. have a good one season. i fell ahead on as a philippine government says he won't cooperate with the i c c. investigation of the so called war on drugs. moment of history. here would you be okay, b and some things got an extra show doing a game in orlando santa is here later on with that. aah! on an online be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when know how they get off the table shooting atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t f. d like symptom. jump into this dream. and julian, a global community. if you are online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this stream announces era examining the headline. we can have a political defensive, political difference should not be the reason for kill other human inv

and just through the west coast of india, we will have some showers and stormed. now, for pakistan, i don't think any of this monsoon or moisture will make it here. it's dry in karachi on friday with a hive. 38 degrees have a good one season. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. an astonishing documenting decade in one of the most embattled corners of the globe. the child that can attend 20 years of war, follow me from boyhood to manhood, a life that has no no p shaped by hardship, resilience, and adventure. but unique film that captures the conflict in a way it has never been seen before. witness on there. oh, a welcome back. you're watching al jazeera mind. i'll top stories this, our lebanon's has bullet says a shipment, a fuel from iran has arrived to help ease widespread shortages plans to share the fuel free of charge with state hospitals and nursing home from says it's special forces have killed the leader i saw in the greatest horror, i've not thought all was behind the killing 6 friend charity workers. and then jerry and dr. and last

he was in upscaled community, retirement community in central pakistan where the pakistany west pointin million dollar compound. in effect, he was hiding in plain sight and one of the most dramatic things is when president obama approved the raid, he said it's no better than 50-50 that he's even there but he decided to take the chance and we all are better for it because bin laden was brought to justice and al-qaeda was decapitated and for 20 years we prevented a terror attack from afghanistan on the u.s. homeland. eric: and as you say much better for it. chris, good to see you, chris wallace. the book countdown bin laden. thank you. chris: thank you, eric. arthel: eric and chris, thousands of off-duty new york city firefighters and ems personnel also responded on 9/11 swifting through mountains of debris to search for survivors. our next guest is one of them. fire fighter who despite being off that day rushed to ground zero after the towers fell. jim mccarthy joins us now. president of fdny uniformed fire association and jim if i may start with how did you first hear about the attack

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of china's belton road initiative called the china pakistan economic coin, or a $60000000000.00 project linking the arabian sea to china's land lock west, and reach and access to the indian ocean c. bruce is critical to beijing as today. china is the world's top oil importer for existing 542000000 tons of crude oil in 2020 last year. 53 percent of china's crude oil imports came from the middle east and passed through the indian ocean. well, let's get some analysis with collin co, a research fellow at the s roger raton. school of international studies is joining us on skype from singapore. thank you very much calling for being on counting the cost. china has been very strategic in the way to expanding a switch and in the indian ocean. what is it? and game ultimately, i know wants to ensure that it's on nash that are being met. and i think in this sense, you know, that continue express to the self communications that will guarantee and interrupt the excess energy supplies that he gets from the middle east and not recover and lunch, expending economic interest in the region, especially even the investment and that the bank will initiate t