and you know what more heavy rain is in the forecasts as we head toward sundays and time you see yellow on our map. those are the heavier pulses of rain with some under storms mixed in there. so we just get buckets of rain falling. so c stager storms are coming in. go in here. we still have rain for lose on island in the philippines impacting manila, not falling as heavy as it has though. over the last few days, asia pacific, heavy rain, we can find it toward the southeast corner of china steering into taiwan. also, it's going to be unsettled across the korean peninsula on sunday, and the whole kind of dealing with some showers in the forecast this while we're going to end this weather report in pakistan where we did get some rain for a southern portions of the country. so that reduces the risk of sand and dust storms that sure weather report. thanks for your company. sponsor cut on airways. something was going to change. anything really change? this is systemic violin that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier. no one said, we are all say we're looking

time to taper? top fed officials hint that support for the us economy could be wound down sooner than expected. huawei standoff — final arguments are heard in a canadian court, as the us tries to extradite the tech giant's chief financial officer. plus, soaring screen time — how the pandemic has changed our media habits. we start with the travel industry. it's been welcoming changes to the uk's covid travel rules which come into force on sunday. as you have been hearing france — a major destination for british tourists — is to be brought into line with other amber list countries. those coming from france to england, scotland and northern ireland will no longer need to quarantine, if they are fully vaccinated. seven europen countries including austria and germany willjoin the green list. and india and the united arab emirates are among those moving from red to amber. dfds which operates ferries between the uk and france is among the companies welcoming the changes. in terms of the amber plus

there is a sunday in between two weeks of early voting, if it's a start time of not :00 a.m. and end time of 10:00 p.m. for the local jurisdiction to determine those hours. >> i want to make sure you will oppose any amendment that would raise the start time, sunday. rep. murr: i believe a start time of 9:00 a.m. and end time of 10:00 p.m. with flexibility and local jurisdictions is the best policy for us to consider. >> let me ask a couple of quick questions. under current law, local counties get to decide voting hours during early voting. are there any restrictions under current law? rep. murr: under current law, for many counties, a minimum of at least eight hours needs to be made available. there is not an expressed prohibition against more than eight hours. >> counties can set their own hours as they choose. rep. murr: it guarantees additional hours that will be available with minimum hours. >> i'm talking about maximum hours. a county could have voting up to 24 hours in the early voting period. what are the parameters in this bill during early voting? rep. murr: you have

on sunday. at the airport is now the only option to get out of the country as old board post, as we understand. and now to be on the taliban control. meanwhile, insurgents have seized the presidential palace in cobble after president ashcroft ghani fled the country. the taliban says it will shortly declare and islamic m a root of afghan on a representative of the groups still viewed as a terrorist organization. by most states around the world has already addressed the nation because i'm going to be diplomatic institutions that function properly for the past 20 years should continue to function as a representative of the afghan people i ask you to continue your work and to establish diplomatic relations with the afghan people, the process of power transition if peaceful and ongoing. my great request to the people of couple is to come to their workplace is open markets and shops. local and international organizations are requested to continue their activities as long suffering. people are solely n

i grew up in the time of the night. what i've done is sunday. i remember the time of the time of the period what, why did title had become thrown off of gun when he had a fax telephone or something with the same yellow you with the same? i guess it's really very difficult for the use for the new generation, the big one. and i've done this on the impossible to accept the same or the same ideology of the audit in both of i've got to start off at 20 years that we had to read them. and i'm going to read that we have the never got we saw live, but the off the 20 years that we, we had all of this opportunity in the country. again at one time with the same ideology. this should be, should be changed, should break get behavior, which is great. otherwise i've gone to sun will go to i'm not that can be that they will and when you as well just to remind you what would be a major development if we can confirm it. but at the moment it's just media report . that's the african president. ashcroft gone, he has apparently resigned, was one of the key demands for

is reaches louisiana late on sunday. the governor of the state is telling residents, quote, anyone who isn't concerned is that something wrong with the man convicted of the assassination of us. senator robert f. kennedy has been granted parole off to seeking his freedom. 16 times. 77 year old sir hanser han has served 53 years for shooting kennedy at a campaign event at the ambassador hotel and los angeles. in 1900. 68 us intelligence agencies say the corona virus was not developed as a buyer weapon, but in a newly declassified report. it couldn't agree and that it was 1st transmitted from an animal or leaks from a lab. and will hon. president joe biden's blamed china for obstructing the investigations. is ellen's reporting $82.00 new cases of corona virus with no sign yet that is at break as slowing that $429.00 cases, but only one's regarded as critical. those are the headlines we're going to be back in about half an hour, goodbye. ah, me who? i the last images i found long after she was gone, where images of her child

to paris. danger man has left a hole in barcelona squad as they get ready to open their campaign on sunday without their record goals score. the catalog giants could not afford to keep the origin time due to a partial loan is huge debts and the spanish li. strict financial control rules. while earlier on we spoke to football writer tony, one, marty from dario, sport, he said, he believes that la legal status is under threat because the top teams will struggle to compete with the more lucrative clubs all over europe. well, it's too messy has been, has been an incredible monitor for the steam roll madrid unless you go with all these themes that you can discuss a lot of goals against them. but the truth is now the spanish lead has a big problem. economically, we have seen much should be sending shark release for more than 100000000 euro. now spanish teams has a lot of problems, but not only by sharon and run. it also be at the algebra. yes. yes, we don't. missy. other beams. we can have many options, but we have to be aware of one fact that realm of it has also lots of rolling to look at thei

by the time it reaches louisiana late on sunday, the governor is warned residents. anyone who isn't concerned has got something wrong with them. those are the headlines. the news continues here. now, does era after shadow world? ah, [000:00:00;00] i o i o i still, we are responsible for the deployment of thousands of young americans to battle in a distant land. some will kill and some will be killed. and so i come into the land conflict with difficult questions about the relationship between war and peace and our effort to replace one with the other. now we've got like all this to say to the adams. you don't need to make them don't get them tony. yes. oh um no, i pay the ah ah ah, they were 5 months in a world war one, both sides were entrenched. they were just mass slaughter and cost the landscape. men were standing up sleeping. they were in their own pieces, and their dead comrades were sitting there no man's land. they couldn't even get them and bring them back for burial. was christmas eve and the german i can add a little christmas tree. it was like a stage at

it's 11 30 in the morning. moscow time this sunday watching the weekly normally we're going off and recap and the news of the weekend, the top stories and so many top stories. today, we're going to go full because there's a big breaking story. the african interior ministry saying the taliban has entered the country's capital. no, it was expected. it seems, had happened while the group claims it has ordered its fighters. so the other side of this not to enter the city but to stay at the outposts. there the gates of the if you like because they said they don't want bloodshed negotiations.

good. manual counting and hoping to release the final results by sunday. it's not monday, tuesday had them a tough life. was there any new soccer? thank you. a jennings preparing to choose a new government in september after 16 years of chancellor, anglo merkel, christian democrats, but a very public blunder by the men tip to replace her as dented the parties. prospects ottoman lushu was caught laughing during a visit to a flood hid area. his popularity is nose, di since then. dominic cane reports from berlin implies the political shadow boxing of the summer is over. now it's time for the main event for arm and lashes. that means trying to land a few punches on his electoral rivals, both from the social democrats and from the greens, which is why he's been visiting eco friendly projects like this, the new tesla factory outside berlin. this is the future rocher of energy, the future of sustainability. and we thank you for this investment in germany as well. it's a, it's a pleasure to be here. the problem for lash it is that many people seem unsure about him

at the time it reached reaches louisiana later on sunday, the governor of the state warned residence anyone who isn't consent has got something wrong with them. a this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. us forces have resumed evacuation operations in afghanistan. after those days i feel attack outside cobble a pull that killed at least 175 people. the vast majority of the victims were afghan civilians and 13 american military personnel. gabrielle elizondo has moved from washington. they say the french minister of the armed forces tweeted out that the french have ended their evacuation mission.

sunday times asks is joe biden up for the job. between the covid surge, the migration spike, prospect of more american lives being lost to terrorism in afghanistan, biden's empty sigh is -- presidency is approaching something pretty close to crisis. i would add the rise in crime in cities across the country to that list as well. todd: carley, thank you. jillian: thanks, carley. we're back with a look at tropical storm ida as it slams louisiana and moves into mississippi. todd: a failing flood gate and bridge collapse forces hundreds of residents that need to be rescued. madeleine rivera joins us live on the ground in new orleans with the entire city out of power this morning. madeleine. >> reporter: good morning, todd and jillian. take a look at this. we are on iconic canal tree which is usually filled with people, now look at it. blanketed in darkness, almost completely empty. more than a million people in the state of louisiana now without power. we had a chance to survey some of the damage around us and there's a sign on my fee

but time is running out with people rushing to stores for sandbags and supplies. oil fields in the region that supply nearly a 5th of the nation's oil have halted operation. louisiana has declared a state of emergency and told tens of thousands of people to batten down or evacuate immediately. hurricane ida is a 9th named storm of the atlantic hurricane season and is expected to make land for 16 years to the day that hearken. katrina struck a day no one wants to relive julian wolf al jazeera right away. thousands of protests in the us capital washington, d. c. have been demanding an end to what they call vote to suppression states like georgia and texas of inactive laws. that many c as restricting rights demonstrators are also calling on elected officials. the better access to the ballot, and the polls robin has more from the running washington d. c. thousands of people have gathered once again on the washington mall to demand the voting rights. they are here to call for the passage of a voting piece of legislation named after the former a late congressman. john l

so breaking news story this sunday off international. the taliban surrounded the africa and capital cobble grew claims. it is old, his fight is not to enter the city and leave reportedly arrived at the presidential palace. this is a new line and for negotiation.

, although they were met with another crush of people this time on board. 640 people were said to have packed inside this particular us jet. and that is as the pentagon right now, it says is preparing to accept 22000 asylum seekers. the u. s embassy in cobble has also been evacuated with staff, fleeing in a helicopter to the capitals airport. it has led to comparisons being made on line to a similar evacuation almost 50 years ago during the war in vietnam. washington assist . there's no parallels to the events in saigon. let's take a step back. this is manifestly not saigon. we're working to make sure that our personnel are safe and secure. we're relocating the minimum of our embassy to a location at the airport. it's why the president sent in a number of forces to make sure that as we continue to draw down our diplomatic presence, we do it in a safe and orderly fashion. we discussed the ongoing situation that i've got to start with former u. s. navy intelligence officer, steven rogers, he says he can't help but draw parallels with what happened in vietnam. the goal was to ensure that

days after the article posted by the uk sunday times quoted him as saying he stopped using the slur months ago when his daughter wrote him a treatise on how the word is dangerous. meanwhile, rapper dababy has been dropped from festivals, and brand deals with making a comment about people living with hiv and aids. at the music festival in miami late last month he said to fans the disease could kill you in weeks. he since has made apologies to the lgbtq plus community saying what he needed was education on the topics. jeffrey masters, house of the lgbtq and a podcast. welcome back. >> thanks. >> i first want to get your reaction to matt damon pushing back on his published comments about the slur. >> yes. i mean i think we can acknowledge kind of like how dumb the whole story was, right. the thing both stories have, they're unforced errors. when it comes to matt damon there are words we can't say and that's okay. i don't think that his life is going to be significantly impacted if he's not able to say this word. >> you talked about this on your podcast, about how there is more of a positive e

it's going to knock down temperatures big time in a sophie on. so we look at the next tree, take a look at your temperature drop going from 35 on sunday, down to 16 on tuesday. that's your weather update. catcher later the who's the was a bank energy and say to every part of our universe, or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. oh the ah, this is just a quick reminder over the top stories this are, the telephone says it's captured a 2nd provincial capital to weeks of fighting africa and government offending reinforcement to ship at hand to take control. it counts just the day after the good sees the city of surrounds catastrophic wildfires. continue to burn across greece and closer to the capital. the neighboring turkey working for an 11th consecutive day to contain fires and has followed the house on the throne, has more of a proportionate response to the air strikes. follows an exchange of rockets attacks on lebanese group and is where the army thursd

of people this time on board. 640 was said to have packed inside this particular us jet. that says, the pentagon says it's preparing to accept $22000.00 asylum seekers. well, we discussed the ongoing situation that i've gotten asked on with former u. s. navy intelligence officer, stephen rogers. he says he calling to help, but draw parallels with what happened in vietnam. the goal was to ensure that the app in government was strong, that it was a nation where the people were free. it was a nation, ruled by a constitution and not ruled by any dictator or a terrorist organization. so the goal was never achieve. 20 years of work was put into that we have seen is a for caster feet. how do you leave all these people behind the program, the afghan assistance to, to, to be met with the baby, torture and murder. this reminds me of us. i got, i was in the air force during the time saigon fell. and when i see helicopters in trouble landing on rooftops in an airport and giant u. s. air force planes having refugees, board, those planes reminds me of saigon. and when we see its histor

storming the presidential palace, turned out to be a form at one time, a detainee ortiz, to meet your power, takes a closer look at his and similar cases. if the situation and gas an wasn't already a disaster showcasing the shortcomings of u. s. foreign policy and appetite for regime change. well, it turns out one of the taliban leaders who gave a celebratory speech from couples, presidential palace was none other than a former guantanamo detainees who was released as a quote medium risk. guess seriously, of all the people, the u. s. torture in guantanamo this was one of the guys deems thought, really dangerous, and let go meet goal am roo honey. one of the 1st detainees at guantanamo in 2002. he was captured by us forces on suspicion of being a taliban security officer. during his time and get more, ronnie maintained that he was called a simple shopkeeper who tried to help americans. so some 5 years later, we're 8. according to ronnie he was released on the promise that he just wanted to help is sick father, one an appliance store and couple fast forward to 2021 and he's a taliban co

and then by the time we got to the weekend from saturday to sunday, another area in the north, missouri issue, reef up that. but the key thing about this area is that the to it was anti taliban, not anymore. then early on sunday, and the 1st news about the town about entering another key city to the east of the capital in july. the bad was followed by reports, of course, that it was surrounding the capital where they have been waiting for the past few hours to make their way. and now this now means that effectively the taliban controls pretty much every province of the country following what's been an astonishingly rapid and extremely decisive offensive this. and he goes back to april the course following jo biden's announcement that he was pulling american troops out. but at the time, the tell about only had betty a 5th of the country's territory. now though, this is, let's face it, a bit of a conservative estimate. it controls almost the whole country. we can get some more life thoughts now and talk live to dr. high was who's president of the governor's assembly, a group of past and p

we are going to dip down well below average by the time we get into next week. but for the really unsettled weather. well that's the come for new zealand. it is looking why are on saturday but come sunday the south island is going to be inundated with a bit of a winter re mix, creeping in. and we are going to see some isolated showers up in the north island. but as we go to east asia, it's very wet. indeed for the korean peninsula, we are expecting some very heavy rains to for here we could see some flooding. and that's going to move its way up into north eastern areas of china in the days to come. that sure weather update the on county because the thought of on the economy can be of the financial crisis that the u. s. blogs access, black gamma stands with the billions of $1.00 and $7000000000.00 lawsuit against the mining giant behind brazil, dead list environmental dissolved counting the cost on al jazeera. ah bolden unfold stories from asia and the pacific on 20. o a. welcome back. i'll main story now. more gunfire, it's been heard and stuff. it's used to pus

but time is running out with people rushing to stores for sandbox and supplies. oil fields in the region that supply nearly a 5th of the nation's oil have halted operation. louisiana has declared a state of emergency and told tens of thousands of people to batten down or evacuate immediately. hurricane ida is a 9th named storm of the atlantic hurricane season and is expected to make land for 16 years to the day that hearken. katrina struck a day no one wants to relive julian wolf al jazeera right away. tens of thousands of people in the eastern democratic republic of congo are still homeless. more than 3 months after the russian official cane near the eastern city of goma, families who lost everything of use plastic and sticks to put up tents to governments and charities are building temporary shelters. it's feared the rainy season could worse than the humanitarian crisis. at least 19 villagers have been killed by a rebel group and the democratic republic of congo that happens in benny and the province of north keith who no group has claimed responsibility for th

but just walked through an open door in order to be able to retake control of afghanistan for the 1st time in 20 years. i'm calling bryan moscow in a few minutes will update you on the key developments and what's been a busy tense sunday for the people of afghanistan life for moscow. this is off the international the ah you understand. and then need to talk to someone who can be able to pay more than that for me when i'm in a position where they need to go on it for me. i don't want to just about what to me, but it was the key. i got to know how to choose, you can put up with me quite a bit as belong to the one me to tell you, the boucher why would you need that? because that the the i think is part of the mental health revolution. we increasingly freeze political claims, use the language of mental health became more common. so if you disagree with something i said on this program, you know, just say i just agree with you. i think you're wrong because of the following problems in your evidence or logic. you see your micro grass mate, you say you triggered me. you said you harm you again so

we got to the weekend quite rapidly from saturday to sunday. another area up in the north mazar e sharif was taken, but quite significant lead this area had hitherto been taliban resistance, not anymore. but then by ali on sunday, the 1st news the taliban entering another key, city july le, bad to the east of the capital followed by reports that it was surrounding the capital. that's where we've been for most of sunday with taliban forces on the outskirts of that city, waiting for that chance. it means that the militant effectively control almost every province in the country. following what spain an astonishingly rapid and extremely decisive offensive. the taliban early ramped up it's offensive in april is not really that long ago in the great scheme of things that followed to biden's announcement that he was pulling american troops out of the time. the group only held less than a 5th of the country's territory. but come up to the day and even this is pretty much a conservative estimate by this hour. it now controls pretty much the whole count

right, right now, stacy has a fairy that it will be like a sunday night massacre. like like the next sunday night shock. it'll all be dumped on the world and surprise, you know, one sunday night you know, these policymakers, they're not known for their nuance or they, they tend to be kind of ham fisted about things. but if in fact they, they implement such a thing and by the way, i believe simon dixon, i frank to the future was the 1st to kind of for forecast this. and he started talking about this maybe even 3 years ago. that means that we have a new kind of world in which central bank digital kern, these are the norm. and we also know that they're talking about these new central bank digital currency. it's coming with an expiration date that you have to spend it within 18 months or it expires worthless like an airline, frequent flyer miles. are you hearing similar things? yes, indeed. and if you read all of the stuff on the bank from settlements website about, you know, the research and all the rest of it, the central banks have done that is one of the options wh

brett: it's time now for our sunday group. steve hayes, co-founder and editor of the dispatch, fox news contributor marie harf and jonathan swan from axios. this is a battle. the covid numbers are going up with the delta variant all across the country but there are states that are drawing a line in the sand and saying we're passing executive orders, the governors are, to prevent schools from mandating masks, let alone mandating vaccines and there you see the school mask mandates, the reds, mask mandates banned, and the greens they're required. this is setting up to be a battle. >> yeah. it has been throughout the epidemic. there's always been this -- well, i say this word probably would offend many americans but this problem of federalism but i mean that in the sense of you cannot have a centralized policy in a country where so much power is in the states. when you have an activeist federal government come in, trying to create some consistency across the country, that's inevitably going to run into this type of resistance. thi

by sunday, but with the delays we be seeing it could be wrong of them that a day or 2. the general moods in the country is that of anxiety of people wait with the final result. if the com pin is a 10th. com here in the sock, i mean for example, on friday and even sometimes a day when a people see soldiers a dry past. you see some people looking a bit worried, palestinian n g o z and say there is a growing campaign, just stop them from operating in the occupied westbank. israeli forces of rated the offices of 5 palestinian organisation since the beginning of the year. 2 of them had been ordered to shut down. neither abraham, as our report from the hello guy has been able to farm his land with the help of a dutch funded project. but the aide is drawing up. he's been growing heirloom seeds and selling them to a local organisation supporting farmers in the occupied west bank past. and you have been relying on international aid for developing projects that helps us seem they're struggling economy. and you said i didn't know the end of all that was that that income my work wo

because that's power down time. >> welcome back. 8.15 here on this sunday. time for another check of our forecast. dave spahr standing by. dave. it's hard to believe that it's almost been a year since we saw that dry lightning that sparked all of those wildfires. i'm really hoping that type of thing just kind of stays away from us this year. we've been lucky with the monsoon here noel, word beginning close a couple of times this season so far enough for the week ahead. there's just a little bit of a whisper of that coming up on thursday a little bit. >> but nothing really beyond that. and last year was kind of the worst of both worlds, if you will, because we had some tropical moisture thrown in the upper layers of the atmosphere was just throwing kerosene on the fire, if you will, sfo got about a half an hour of a delay going on here, but it's still the fog that's in place and that again expected to mix out as the morning progresses. typical fashion golden gate bridge still socked in there a little bit, although it seems to be lifting a little bit from the

and we'll you next fox news sunday. ♪ time on life, liberty and levin. steve: good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution". this is pro- worker pro family pro community and especially from america. this week as parents across the country protest scientifically a mask mandates for kids biden taps the education secretary to threaten close on the school closures in response even biden weighed in against parents and closures and science. the teachers using is doing the parent for the crime to find out exactly what kind of woke poison the schools are stealing into the mind of her children while the unions once again hold america's children hostage with threatens to close schools unless the preposterous pandemic demands are met. what is the show? that the people who should have the power when it comes to education, parents have had it taken away by an unholy alliance of the education bureaucracy. from the start of this pandemic the teachers unions new the affected children that exploited that for their own personal benefit closing schools in america

by the time we got to the weekend from saturday to sunday. another area up in the north mazar e sharif, had fallen to the insurgents. and bear in mind that this northern area used to be taliban resistance, not any longer. then early on sunday, the 1st news about the taliban entering another city journal about to the east of the country, followed by report, of course, that it was now surrounding the capital. and that's the situation we've been in now for the past 5 or 6 hours or so. and while this now main says that the medicines effectively control almost every province in the country, and they've done so following an astonishingly rapid and decisive offensive any traces back to april, to following jo biden's announcement that he was pulling out american troops. and at the time, the taliban only held about a 5th of the country's territory. but now as you can see, 75 percent, probably a conservative estimate right now. now we controlled life to political abilene beach and have a soley joining us live on our say good to happy with us the view f

right now, this is not that time. >> we appreciate your time. thank you. >> sunday, the series january 6 views from the house continues. two more members of congress share what they saw, heard, and experienced that day. including one who discusses what happened going the early moments on the floor. >> i don't remember how long we were in that situation between the time they barricaded the door and when we finally got out. i was told it was somewhere like 20 minutes. it could have been two hours or five minutes. i had no sense of time whatsoever. i remember when i got off the phone with my kids that i felt as their my heart was pounding out of my chest. i was very worried that i was having a heart attack. my father had a heart attack and we have a family history. i was worried about, i was very worried about that. i must've put my hand up to my chest because the photograph that was taken shows me on my back with my hand up to my chest. i remember him comforting me and telling me it was going to be ok. i didn't realize that i was showing how upset

but this time they rule major gains, places like right. the country, 3rd largest city gaffney, and then kandahar ki trading port by sunday most of august on is under the groups control with the capitol surrounded by taliban fighters. which are ballast has more now on developments earlier on a little after 20 years. it was a hostile departure for the united states from its cobble embassy. as the telephone reached, the city limits helicopters very staff to cobble international airport those who remained bern sensitive documents. while black hawks and apache helicopters circled the capital monitoring for telephone fights on the ground. as they released flip over the green zone president shrug connie was recording what would be his final statement. he and his co team slate the country. shortly after that was, there is a clear need that the national dedicate security alongside the police and the gun army take responsibility for the security of all citizens. i have asked the difference minister and the minister to convey that message. anyone who

now one tuesday, the rain dust continued is going to be rather widespread by the time we get to wednesday with some of the heaviest showers affecting madrid. you're going to see things cool down the temperature is going to dip down as the rain kicks and by the time we get to thursday. now elsewhere, we still got wet and windy weather clinging on to the east. that thanks to those slow moving weather systems. they're going to raise some very heavy rains to southern parts of germany and poland, where we have got red alert south. and as we go into, wouldn't say they're going to push out towards the east. so wet weather for the baltics and western parts of russia. further north, though it is looking fine and dry for much of scandinavia with some showers in the north of norway and from britain an island. we've got plenty of cloud with drizzle coming through, but there is still a lot of walls to be found across the southern areas of europe. and for the north of africa, we are seeing a lot of warms in the north of libya that your update sponsor, cut on airways, on air or online, be part of the de

so how much of that has to do with the increased reliance on sundays and the ongoing shortage? a big part because when you say most valuable company, it has to come with some context and a point in time because if there was an j shortage, then oil and coal would quit very quickly become the most valuable companies. because we need energy. there was a famine then food produces and farmers will be the most valuable companies. and then in the last decade when tech was growing, the age of social media, tick tock was the most valuable company, as it represented the fastest growing social media app that could threaten facebook . and now because of this chip shortage. and because our lives have now become so integrated and dependent with tech and smart devices, that means are now the most valuable companies. literally every electronic that we touch in our daily life has some sort of chip data center, smart vehicles, computer, everything, our reliance on these trips are huge. like i for one cannot drive a car without tons. there's a rear camera anymore cuz we've just gone so used to th

but they controlled them most of the time. the primary reason that they even have to leave their post this or they have to compromise. you probably have heard the 1st one doesn't lead his own to position with one of the power brokers and a member of the parliament. the individual was commanding the african national security forces to surround, to tunnel the lack of political leadership seen here of the president, to control this home and massive forces and the primary and main diesel folks here . and i would say the chaos can be going on in the country. that's 2 ways. looking, looking at this though, isn't there, there's, there's one school of thought that says, this is exactly why the us led forces need to stay in afghanistan to, to, to protect the afghan people and, and to help the afghan forces there. but then there's another school of thought that says that supports the withdrawal of, of those forces. because they will say, you know, they've been there 20 years. and you know, if this is, if this is what the afghan force lo

by sunday, but with the delays, the being seeing it could be longer than that a day or 2. the general moods in the country is that of anxiety. people wait with the final result. it's a 10 calm here in the sock. i mean, for example, on friday and even sometimes day when people see soldiers a dry past, you see some people looking worried. as ready forces of right at the office is a 5 palestinian organisation since the beginning of the year. 2 of them has been ordered to shut down palestinian and jose say that is an intensifying israeli campaign to stop them from operating the west bank and to abraham reports. the hello guy has been able to farm his land with the help of a dutch funded project, but the aide is drawing up. he's been growing heirloom seeds and selling them to a local organization, supporting farmers in the occupied west bank past. and you have been relying on international aid for developing project that helps us team. they're struggling economy. and you said i didn't end up with that, that income my work would suffer. navy salem said that i grow help other pha

so how much of that has to do with the increased reliance on sundays and the ongoing shortage? a big part because when you say most valuable company, it has to come with some context and a point in time because if there was an j shortage, then oil and coal would quick very quickly become the most valuable companies. because we need energy. there was a famine then food produces and farmers will be the most valuable companies. and then in the last decade when tech was growing, the age of social media, tick tock with the most valuable company, as it represented the fastest growing social media app that could threaten facebook . and now because of this chip shortage. and because our lives have now become so integrated and dependent with tech and smart devices, that means are now the most valuable companies. literally every electronic that we touch in our daily life has some sort of chip data center, smart vehicles, computer everything, our reliance on these trips are huge. like i for one cannot drive a car without sensors in a rear camera anymore, cuz we've just gone so used to thi

too early on sunday. the 1st news about the taliban entering another case, city journal, about just to the east of the capital, followed by reports that they were surrounding the city itself and biting that time during those talks. now this now means that the medicines effectively control everywhere enough. gonna stand apart from the capital just yet, following a rapid and extremely sizes offensive. it only stretches back to april. the following turbines announcement this, he was pulling out american troops rapidly down at the time the limits group held belly, a 5th of afghanistan's territory. but now as you can see, it's pretty much on its way to controlling the whole country. we got analysis earlier from a former senior british police officer and reservist army officer who worked in afghan us down as a security advisor. kevin hood, he told us that it was clear, this situation was coming from 11 problem with the group government employees. that they will not all wary all telling truth to power. and of co

he was just 22 years old at the time. his mother, jeanette ben, told us about the emotions she has been feeling since sunday was i'm very, i'm able to do that that they've been able to come in and do what they have been able to do. a lot of people are asking, you know, was at worst i question that and since sunday, reflect profile in don't think any of the mums and families that have lost loved ones. they have really been able to comprehend best. i know that when my son was told he was killed save, and women and children and the men that he was mentioned at a time along with his own una. and i will be for effort grateful to him and so craved that at the end of the d, his life was given to try meet the country back to start the child from being able to rule the neighbor to cause head or anyway as like one off down and then 24 hours. they have just walked in and took over. it's just ludicrous to me, need to explain to us why the fight is true so rapidly between the key and america beneath. explain why this is that mean i wo

so breaking news story this sunday and out into national. the taliban surrounded the africa and capital cobble grew claims. it is old, his fight is not to enter the city, and lave reportedly arrived at the presidential palace. this is a new line and for negotiations with the government on a peaceful hand over the africa, presidents also reportedly and talks with us in nature. this now means the militants effectively control every major city in the country following a rapid and decisive offensive ill. so no report and control every board post across the country. red lines in earlier on though that some of the government army were begging for mercy. if you like from the taliban, the taliban saying they won't forgotten the quote to quite got the quote, but let me pray. see if they won't carry revenge. they will not be vengeful. this saying here, whether the people that have fled to kabul to get away from them are going to believe that remains to be seen. of course, we're the only way out of afghanistan is through the heavily defended airport an

now when you've been to a friend b match on sunday, some assigning, meant to supply as in the scoring instead of the 2nd goal for martha embrace, wait, substitute ricky week. then feel the when in stock each time appoint victory. finish for journalists, tony one mfc told algebra, it will be tough for the, for both going forward without messy me too early to know. what does it mean? progress, i don't know. of course, at to be really conscious of what that does mean. professional world. we have to wait like months or years because the date is known as history. i believe in the last 203040 years. we don't have to forget that it's been 20 years with this class 20 years being the leader when profit with and it's even harder to accept that, but wanted to stay. mickey wanted the state, but it was not possible due to big big economic problems. so now everybody must not have the same feeling. it's not going to be the same anymore. so now we cannot even know what's going to happen with the clock, with the supporters, but each starts a new life and i think it's going to be dark night. and there'

by sunday. the taliban surrounded the capital. so that is a summary of how we have arrived in this position. charlotte balance has more now from cobble a little after 20 years. it was a hostile departure for the united states from its cobble embassy. as the telephone reached, the city limits helicopters varied staff to cobble international airport. those who remained bern sensitive documents or black hawks and apache helicopters, circled the capital monitoring for telephone fighters on the ground. as they released heat flay is over the green zone president ashura connie was recording what would be his final statement. he and his co team slate the country shortly after. that was, there is a clear need that the national director of security alongside the police and i've gone army dig responsibility for the security of all citizens. i have asked the difference minister and into the minister to convey that message. anyone who disturbing the law in order of looting should be confronted with full force, the full gunny list. cobble the a

and i question now and since sunday and i making sure you never mrs. joy, this is autumn international as of when live from moscow. welcome to the program. getting started a film in washington, d. c. has ended with the suspects hunter himself into the police. his threats triggered the evacuation of an arrow near capitol hill. please fast sense trouble and they were allowed to to a suspicious vehicle parked nearby. around 9 in the morning, a local time, a black pickup truck pulled up to a pavement near the capital. the driver called the police himself and told officers he had a form in his the driver the truck told the responding officer on the scene that he had a bomb, and what appeared, the officer said appeared to be a detonator. the man was identified as 49 year old floyd re roseberry charging by his social media is a big donald trump supporter. he had reportedly committed a number of offences in the eighty's including last many while as events in dc unfolded where we live, streamed himself from inside the truck, indicating a barrow. he said was packed with explosives. the video has

they barely less a brush, her teeth and dress. franco says they didn't have time to present their case in court, or to find out that his wife was pregnant when she was summarily sent back alone to an uncertain future in venezuela. the sea and human al jazeera santiago. it's been one years since a huge explosion, devastated lebanon's capital killing more than 200 people and injuring many while, leaving nearly 300000 homeless families. of the victims is still demanding answers as xena. coda reports from by roach, the gutted silos at the roots port still stand as a symbol of a tragedy. i feel what i know the building behind us collapse and 4 people were killed. i was strong to the ground unconscious. we will never forget that explosion . it began with a fire at warehouse 12. it's believed to have blown up the ammonium nitrate that was unsafely, stored with flavor able materials. the neighborhoods were destroyed, more than 200 people were killed on august 4, 2020. we saw her thinkers there, her running shoes. we didn't expect or imagined that he will be. at the point, we will will saw her

a lot of people are asking, you know, was it worth i question now since sunday ah . hello and welcome. this is all kids, not, no, no, i must go to myself and the whole team here who are watching hobby. can't see them . sorry. welcome to the program. i was done with breaking news from washington, d. c. a man who caused the piece to evacuate the area near the library of congress has haunted himself over to the police. so around 9 in the morning, local time he pulled up in a black pickup truck to the pavement at the capitol hill and called the police officers on the f. b. i responded to this call about the suspicious vehicle need to explain the man claim he had explosives, and even a detonator. officials blocked the surrounding area and the court and did all all its actuating nearby buildings, including a very important political building. supreme court. the man was identified as 49 year old floyd re rose bree thought to be from north carolina, a trump supporter, and he had a criminal record where he is free, live streams events from inside his truck. the video has been

but time is running out with people rushing to stores for sandbox and supplies. oil fields in the region that supply nearly a 5th of the nation's oil have halted operation. louisiana has declared a state of emergency and told tens of thousands of people to batten down or evacuate immediately. hurricane ida is a 9th named storm of the atlantic hurricane season and is expected to make land for 16 years to the day that hearken. katrina struck a day no one wants to relive julian wolf al jazeera right away. thousands of protest as have taken to the streets in washington dc demanding an end to vote. as suppression demonstrated, calling on elected officials to improve access to polling stations off the states like georgia in texas and acted laws which many see is making it harder for some to vote. eating. the march would top civil rights figures including al sharpton. saturday marks the 58th anniversary of the martin luther king junior historic. i have a dream speech. rob reynolds is live 1st in washington. what's it been like there robin tell us about ton out. well, th

it reaches louisiana late on sunday, the governor of the state one residence. anyone who isn't concerned has got something wrong with them. by tomorrow night tropical storm force man's will begin to move onto the coast of louisiana. and so the next 24 hours are very, very important. now is the time to finish your preparations. and i wanna encourage everyone to understand that by nightfall, tomorrow night, you need to be where you intend to ride out the storm. the man convicted of the assassination of us senator robert f. kennedy has been conduct parole off to seeking him for the 16th time 70720253 years were shooting kennedy at a campaign event at the ambassador hotel. and the fancy is in 1968 when california abolish the death penalty. second sentence was reduced to life with the possibility of parole. lavelle is in los angeles, he says this pro hearing so a number of changes from the previous 15. the parole board felt that he had shown enough remorse, he had apologized in the past, but they felt that he hadn't showed enough contrition. but he spoke at this hea

. ♪ >> welcome back to "the big sunday show" it is time for the date for the biggest stories that you will be talking about this week and it might have to do with the border because the surge is continuing. life team footage shows hundreds of people trying to get into our southern border as we speak. vice president harris who is the de facto borders are is taking in august trip to singapore and vietnam. my prediction is she will get so much criticism that she will take a trip to the southern border maybe that's a hope or an aspiration but a legitimate headline but that's right now. charlie: exactly. that part of the border. mission texas. but i think the big conversation this week is about the mandates of the masks. we have schools opening up as early as next week. i think this time around people will be a whole lot more to go along and more reluctant to trust health officials at the federal government level, telling them you have to do everything by zoom and wear a mask everywhere you go. and i imagine that not only we talk about this week but the next couple of weeks. laura: i want

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