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charlotte worthington! not so long ago, worthington was working as a restaurant chef, now her moment to deliver. on herfirst run... oh, no! ..not quite. but in this sport, riders get two chances. back in the saddle, she had another go. i think she's going for it. oh, she's got it, she's got it, ed! from then on, worthington was simply flawless, a near—perfect performance. aflairto finish! the scores, when they came, were stunning. 97.5! oh, my god! it's a huge score! now, only the american hannah roberts could come between her and gold. this was pressure. one slip and it was all over. she's slipped a pedal! no...no! and that's it — celebration for great britain. it's kind of unreal. i'm waiting to wake up, mate. i've been dreaming about thisj for four years and is still feels like i'm dreaming four years ago, so i'm of waiting to wake up! - a second sensational gold medal for british bmx and still the men's event to come. this was declan brooks for team gb. another dazzling display — enough to take th

i think charlotte bellis is with us in charlotte. let me just bring you up to speed with a line that's dropped here. forwarding to reuters, quoting the afghan president's office saying they've been firing at several points around. cobble that security forces. have the situation under control. do we know anything about this firing one who is firing and that who well, we did hear gunfire earlier this morning. there was heavy machine gun fire in central cobble that was actually attributed to chaos at a bank because people have been running on banks and it stopped them right before we came on, which would be about 20 minutes ago. now. it was actually heavy gunfire towards the direction of the airport that lasted a probably about 5 minutes. and then it is calm down. since i have to say this is why we just got a statement from the taliban. i've just had it translated in it. the leadership said, we want everybody to be calm, we have no intention of fighting. they say that they are trying to avoid casualties and that they are still in negoti

and what was charlotte's relationship like? >> charlotte was very close with steve. he offered me to stay with him before you know, tried to figure something out just to make my situation with my parents better, and so, i had a lot of respect for him. definitely looked up to him. >> but that evening, steve an avid outdoorsman was over to from a mountain bike ride and it was getting late. really late actually. >> it was very on, and he would, we would usually have is dinner pretty late there, it was normal to have dinner at 9:00. 9:30. >> when he not come home, around that time, it was when we started to get worried. that maybe he crashed or gotten hurt or something. >> what the did you do? >> charlotte called his cell phone. and -- >> no answer? >> no answer. >> did it go straight to voicemail? >> yes. >> anyway, hungry for dinner they go to the store for groceries. >> we were at the store, it was around 10:00, 10:15 and we got a call from steve and he told us that he got a flat tire and he was at the workout center and going to finish up his work out there. >> and w

will charlotte do that? >> charlotte is not contending that there was any criminal violation in alalbany. there are other d.a.s looking into what could be sexual misconduct, groping, grabbing breasts, that would be criminal violations. you know, there's one other thing that we've got lost in all of this. which is, he not only has potential criminal liability in four jurisdictions, but a different branch of the ag's office is still looking into whether he misused government resources by having individuals like charlotte help him with aspects of his book when he was paid, i think, a $5 million book advance writing about covid. there are a lot of things that he is still having to defend against. he's not paying attention to the business of new york state when he's making prerecorded tapes of himself kissing dozens and dozens of people. he's just not focused where we need him to focus. it's time for him to step down. >> cnn has reported a majority of the new york assembly members tell cnn that they would vote to

charlotte has this exclusive report. charlotte: five weeks ago, a manager stepped into the role of afghanistan's interior minister. he commands 140,000 people. today he is driving to a province west of kabul. much of the province is controlled by the taliban. for government personnel, traveling by road is rare and provides -- requires an escort. in the past three months, the taliban has more than doubled its territory and in the last week started to take provincial capitals. what's going through your head about those provinces? how worried are you and how do you stop more falling? >> [translated] we are working on three phases. the first is to stop the defeats. the second is to regather our forces to create security rings across the city. soldiers who abandoned their posts, we are bringing them back. the third is to begin offensive operations. charlotte: these troops are about boosting morale. he admits they have suffered with the advances the taliban has made. they have promised to target other government leaders. secur

what did you think it will mean to charlotte to win gold? oh, sky's the limit for charlotte. she's such wonderful person and she's worked so hard for this. the future is so bright for her and she's just going to go onwards and upwards. it's incredible for her. my son had quite a difficult time in his youth with a brain tumour and at the age of 18 he was attacked because he was on a skateboard so myself and my son started the parkjust to find a safe environment for all the young people locally but had i known what i was going to create then maybe i'd have thought differently about it, but it's been such a journey and such an incredible, rewarding journey and it's now my son's legacy so to see these guys at the olympics winning these medals, you know, it's's so emotionalfor me because it's my son's legacy as well, and to create this legacy and continue changing life the way it has is just overwhelming and amazing. viewers on bbc one will be joining us for a full round—up of the day's headlines in a few moments. do stay with us here on bbc news as we bring you plenty more from

i have hurt charlotte -- i have heard charlotte and her lawyer and understand what they are saying. but to read into comments i made and draw inferences that i never made. they ascribe motives i never had. and, simply put, they hurt -- they heard things i did not say. charlotte, i want you to know that i am truly and deeply sorry. i brought my personal experience into the workplace. and, i should not have done that. i was trying to help. obviously i did not. i am even more sorry that i further complicated the situation. my goal was the exact opposite. i wish nothing but good for you and all survivors of sexual assault. there is another complaint i want to address from a woman in my office who said i groped her in my home office. let me be clear. that never happened. she wants anonymity and i respect that so i am limited of what i can say. but, her lawyer has suggested she would file a legal claim for damages. that will be decided in a court of law. trial by newspaper or biased reviews are not the way to find the facts in this matter. i welcome the opportunity for a fair review befor

charlotte worked in my office last year as an assistant. she was smart, talented, and eager to learn. she identified herself to me as a survivor of sexual assault. she said that she came to work in my administration because of all the progress we had made in fighting sexual assault. she talked about the personal trauma that she endured and how she was handling it. i could see how it affected her. i could see her pain. people now ask me, why was i even talking to this young woman? if i knew she was dealing with such issues, why did i even engage with her? that is the obvious and fair question, and one i have thought a lot about. the truth is that her story resonated deeply with me. i had heard the same story before with the same ugliness, the same injustice, the same damage. not only had i heard this story before, i had lived with this story before. my own family member is a survivor of sexual assault in high school. i have watched her live and suffer with the trauma. i would do anything to make it go away for her, but it never really goes a

charlotte worked in my office last year as an assistant. she was smart, talented, and eager to learn. she identified herself to me as a survivor of sexual assault. she said that she came to work in my administration because of all the progress we had made in fighting sexual assault. she talked about the personal trauma that she endured and how she was handling it. i could see how it affected her. i could see her pain. people now ask me, why was i even talking to this young woman if i knew she was dealing with such issues, why did i even engage with her? that is the obvious and fair question, and one i have thought a lot about. the truth is that her story resonated deeply with me. i had heard the same story before with the same ugliness, the same injustice, the same damage. not only had i heard this story before, i had lived with this story before. my own family member is a survivor of sexual assault in high school. i have watched her live and suffer with the trauma. i would do anything to make it go away for her, but it never really goes aw

okay, charlotte bell is the live for the airport. charlotte, thank you very much indeed. well, that's the reaction from kabul. let's take united states to the us for our white house correspondent, kimberly hall could join us for washington, d. c. and kimberly, they may come to some cold comfort, said josie, this is in the us to learn that this equipment that has been left behind us is not usable. i mean, i have american reaction thus far to the images that we've seen ice of cobble as the last americans departed. well, it's been a rough week for the us president joe biden, who's also the commander in chief of the u. s. military because well, he is able to say that he kept the campaign promise. he ended the forever war. as many americans referred to the conflict in afghanistan. the final stretch of that conflict with marred with the images not only of soldiers, deaths, but also in the final hours. there are the hours after the united states left soldiers parading around in american military uniforms with american weapons. so it's, it's unclear if there will be any consolati

thank you so much for spending time with us. charlotte. we've been watching your reporting for the last few days on our dcea. we wanna audience who you are. i am a correspondence based in capital. nice to have you come here, welcome to the stream, introduce yourself to our international viewers. i'm clear, i'm a senior visiting fellow and immigration at the gym and center for national policy and i run an organization. we've been part of a coalition advocating for the evacuation of our african allies since that was calling out spent earlier this year. we anything from history right now. i know you have an opinion on this for us. so if you're on youtube right now, the comment section is here. you can be in the youtube comment section right now, and i will do my best to get your thoughts, your questions or experiences into the show today. charlotte, let's go back to the afternoon local time incapable in afghanistan to explosions. what difference does that make now? to people, enough gallery than thinking about the future if they are trying to

when we heard charlotte speaking, it hadn't| heard charlotte speaking, it hadn't sunkin heard charlotte speaking, it hadn't sunk in ros, she said was a green come true. —— a dream come true. it was absolutely amazing. a 360 degrees — was absolutely amazing. a 360 degrees backflip is incredible. and it was_ degrees backflip is incredible. and it was a _ degrees backflip is incredible. and it was a fantastic photo on the front— it was a fantastic photo on the front of— it was a fantastic photo on the front of the metro superimposing her on the _ front of the metro superimposing her on the olympic rings doing a circuiar— on the olympic rings doing a circular backflip. but really team gb has _ circular backflip. but really team gb has done so brilliantly and we can be _ gb has done so brilliantly and we can be so— gb has done so brilliantly and we can be so proud. the swimming has been _ can be so proud. the swimming has been amazing, the diving has been amazing _ been amazing, the diving has been amazing but so many of the sports have really, reallyjust made us so proud _ hav

>> well, at this point charlotte is suing no one. her purpose in coming forward was to support lindsey bollin when she first came forward because the governor tried to smear her. as we know, there was a concerted effort from his top staff to smear her and that's why charlotte came forward. she discharged her civic duty and she would like to see the process continue. we now know that other d.a.s are looking at the conduct and there are other issues that the office is still investigating that i think the governor is in real trouble for, which deal with his book, which deal with his covid response, his misuse of government resources to have employees helping him with his book and other personal matters. and that's still a matter of investigation. his legal trouble will continue to go on. he has many areas of liability here. >> thank you for joining me this morning. i appreciate it. >>> turning now to the latest out of surfside, florida. more than one month, new body camera footage from first responders on the scene shows the terror that

thank you. charlotte. charlotte ellis is reporting from cobble for us. there was now little and have a look at the told us conflicts are taken on all sides involved. the us for a starter has spent more than 2 trillion dollars in this 20 year war and ghana stun, $2400.00 of its troops have been killed around a 1000 nato coalition forces also have died. as for afghan forces, the government no longer releases its data, but a few years ago, the death toll stood at 45000, and of course civilians caught up in the crossfire the you in estimates for 38000 people have been killed since it started recording that was only in 2009. and how does it all look on the map now? america's longest war 20 years. that's how it's unraveled. in the last 9 days, the gray are areas under the taliban. the yellow under government control, which have been shrinking by the day the read the well, the sort of orange ones, i guess i'll be contested once on shakin with us now national security analyst and research with the institute of world politics on skype from washington d. c. apprec

that is just not who i am. >> reporter: charlotte bennett was a former aide. last year, as the governor and bennett discussed her experience as a sexual assault survivor, cuomo kept repeating, "you were raped. you were raped and abused and assaulted," making her feel as if he was testing her. >> i have heard charlotte and her lawyer, and i understand what they are saying. but they read into comments that i made and draw inferences that i never meant. >> reporter: now the political pressure on cuomo is building. >> if he doesn't resign, do you believe he should be impeached and removed from office? >> let's take one thing at a time here. i think he should resign. >> reporter: and he's using a photo of you embracing him in his self-defense to say that these are commonplace kind of embraces that he made and the allegations against him. do you condone that? >> i'm sure there are some embraces that were totally innocent, but, apparently, the attorney general decided there were things that weren't. >> reporter: and tonight, the entire new york congressional delegati

thank you so much for spending time with us. charlotte. we've been watching your reporting for the last few days on our dcea reminder audience who you are. i am a correspondence, sir, and i am based in campbell. nice to have you. come here. welcome to the stream, introduce yourself to our international juris. i'm clear, i'm a senior visiting fellow and immigration at the gym and center for national policy and i run an immigrant rights organization. we've been part of the coalition advocating for the evacuation of our african allies since that was calling out spent earlier this year. we anything from history right now. i know you have an opinion on this for us. so if you're on youtube right now, the comment section is here. you can be in the youtube comment section right now, and i will do my best to get your thoughts, your questions or experiences into the show today. charlotte, let's go back to the afternoon local time incapable in afghanistan to explosions. what difference does that make now? to people, enough gallery than thinking about

but governor cuomo has tremendous respect for charlotte bennett. he knows, because of what happened to his very, very close family member who is about the same age as charlotte -- >> okay. >> -- and he never would have done anything to have her ever believe he had a romantic interest in her. >> i want to be clear, and i let you talk there, and charlotte bennett's lawyer did release a statement yesterday saying that the report speaks for itself and how she felt. so as we go through these allegations and what these women have said, there are varied accounts and different levels of seriousness with this alleged behavior. but why should people listen to you, the governor's lawyer, over these 11 accusers? the report states the governor's denials lacked credibility, persuasiveness and details compared to the accusers' accounts that investigators say were corroborated with other witnesses and contemporaneous notes of the alleged encounters. why should people listen to you? >> how is executive assistant 1's account corroborated? >> it's corroborated becaus

date with the very latest developments. charlotte. hi. that those scenes at the airport? quite astonishing. we've just thought those those cell phone videos through and been able to verify them. so they have been seen of chaos where it's actually the airport was overwhelmed by hundreds of people that started late yesterday just after gone in the country. and then the government just kind of fell to its knees and then people just went to the airport and tried to get on a plane. and they just to overwhelm security. and the security led at left the us forces in charge of a port security. but the base is on one side where you come from when you're bored and commercial flights on another. and they and they just overwhelmed the security and burst through onto the tom back. and now we're seeing these videos of us military play. well, a video of us military plane, where people running next to it on the tarmac, trying to get onto it. there are other videos that show people actually making the way onto the wing of the plane. and yet another vid

ok. charlotte bellis? everything is up to date from kabul. charlotte, thank you. will british troops r g to end their evacuation mission for mass canister in the coming hours and it's fear to hundreds entitled to the settlements in the u. k. will be left behind. let's get more from daisy barbara. he joins us live from london. 19. it's not being confirmed that the us evacuations and today that's right. the head of the british armed forces. general nick carter said on saturday morning, british time that the operations, the evacuation flights would be ending on saturday. he said that there were, it was a matter of hours now based was expected because defense forces were quite a few days ago. it's saying that there were probably 36 hours left for these flights. but it's a sad realization for many people in kabul about that reality. nick carter said that it was heartbreaking that there were people being left behind the government and admitted that would be all along. now we have seen flights on friday night into saturday morning arriving in which north of london at a r

get more note for charlotte balance. she joins us live from what combo . charlotte. let's start with that a tank on campbell airport earlier this morning. what more can you tell us? still no one has claimed responsibility, but the picture is coming clear about exactly what happened. a call was talked about for the moment is with the wrong way, with the trunk, facing the wrong way. and then 5 rockets were sent in the direction of the force residents telling us that this happens just for about 7. a actually heard around $645.00 a and the c ram, which is an anti missile system being activated as it intercepted. some of these rockets to cut a distinctive thunder a sound, but it goes across cobble, meaning people heard it and we understand it in a couple of these rockets. one though, did man inside the airport. no one claiming responsibility. thought this is typical of i fool. they often been going to walk it had to do because suicide bombings as well. but they haven't claimed responsibility for the tech as yet. and show the work you tell us about the u. s. drawn strike o

, charlotte. sketchy details. i know, but just give us a sense of what the latest information is. well, this is actually not happening in kabul, but it is the latest information and quite dramatic. but how about have taken over the back room in the field, which was the big help for the us. and they inside that if you is a prison, it's or no, no, just north of cobble inside that prison was i some faxes, many, many of them. and as the taliban have over run this prison, these eyes will find out. we understand they, there are clashes fighting potential killing happening and this prison right now between the telephone and i. so to the extent that the taliban ascending the special forces unit 2 bedroom prison to try to get control of the situation with these thousands of persons in this present to try to get control of the situation developing or that has just come to us just in the last few minutes inside cobble however, it is just a constant stream of how the costs is going back and forth between the embassy to the ai

every week charlotte bellis. there are 5 of continue to bed on the greek island of area throughout the night and smoke because the air in some parts of the region and breathable. same bas robbie has more from f u on the a. g in coastline. the pesky was a quiet seaside town at the northernmost point of area now of vital part of the fire fighting operations on the island. helicopters, fly in low refill their water bays and head back to the fires. any other year, these beaches would be packed with tourists. now the boardwalk is deserted because the hills are on fire. the terrain on area is uneven. the forest dense roads wind through valleys between towns and villages where smoke has made visibility so poor . much of it is to unsafe for aircraft to go and ground crews find themselves in a seemingly endless race against time. and my social, this was a, we're trying to save. what can be say that was that's what we're doing, nothing more 3 months. this is our life, this is our home. we're trying to save it. unfortunatel

what exactly is charlotte bennett saying? >> she said today was emotional, a very long day, but she feels vindicated and it was validating. she also weighed in on what the governor had to say. >> he's trying to justify himself by making me out to be someone who can't tell the difference between sexual harassment and mentorship. we have a report. we have the facts. the governor broke federal and state law when he sexually harassed me and current and former staffers, and if he's not willing to step down, then we have a responsibility to act and impeach him. he sexually harassed me. i am not confused. it is not confusing. i am living in reality, and it's sad to see that he's not. >> at one point he said that he was trying to help you work through a difficult time. did that seem like that was his intention? >> no. his intention was trying to sleep with me. >> charlotte bennett also went on to say she talked about the video, the taped statement the governor put out today. she called it in her words a propaganda video. in her estim

charlotte worked in my office last year as an assistant. she was smart, talented, and eager to learn. she identified herself to me as a survivor of sexual assault. she said that she came to work in my administration because of the progress we had made in fighting sexual assault. she talked about the personal trauma that she endured and how she was handling it. i could see how it affected her. i could see her pain. people now ask me, why was i even talking to this young woman if i knew she was dealing with such issues? why did i even engage with her? that is the obvious and fair question. and one i have thought a lot about. the truth is that her story resonated deeply with me. i had heard the same story before with the same ugliness, the same injustice, the same damage. not only had i heard the story before, i had lived with the story before. my own family member is a sur vie -- survivor of sexual assault in high school. i have watched her live and suffer with the trauma. i would do anything to make it go away for her. but it never really go

one of the people that you talk about is harvey -- they are in charlottesville -- charlotte. >> gas charlotte. charlottesville is the need to mistake it for. harvey gantt for people who may not remember he was the first black student to integrate the university and he moved to charlotte in the 70s and he was elected to the city council in the mid-70s and the 197-7112 years after the civil war there was a local guy in the group that wanted to put it that confederate monument on the grounds of city hall in charlotte and most of the time these things would have gone without question and even though the monument did end up on the grounds of city hall harvey gantt was one of the earliest members of the city council in the years after the voting rights act passed and called this into question. and he has such a grasp of history and what that history meant to him. he was brought up in charleston south carolina and he was surrounded by the confederacy in charleston, south carolina. and the history that he learned in the lack public schools in charleston that he grew up with was a history was more fac

charlotte worthington on top of the world. a new sport in the olympics and suddenly what everyone wants to see. not so long ago charlotte worthington was working as a restaurant chef, now her moment to deliver. on herfirst run, not quite. oh, no! in this sport riders get two chances. back in the saddle she'd another go. i think she's going for it. she's got it! from then on worthington was simply flawless, near—perfect performance. the scores when they came were stunning. 97.5! it's a huge score! now only the american hannah roberts could come between her and gold. this was pressure. one slip and it was all over. celebration for great britain. it's kind of unreal. i'm waiting to wake up, mate. i've been dreaming about this for four years and is still feels like i'm dreaming. a second sensational gold medal for british bmx and still the men's event to come. this was declan brooks for team gb. another dazzling display, enough to take the bronze. it's an unbeatable journey i've had on the way here and i'm just so stoked. a thir

i think some cities like even the one i live in in charlotte has been reckoning with that, what do we do? what we do with this confederate memorial landscape? >> i'm not going to answer -- not going to ask you to answer that question, i told people the history, we just have a few minutes left but i do want in order for us to talk about the most recent history because that may be the reason why they pull you back in to make you write this. >> it is the reason. >> so give us some perspective on how this controversy changed again maybe starting with the massacre in charlottesville. >> this is the thing, what we see is a pattern. there's always been racial violence, but in the most recent history, where there is tragedy, you see the confederate flag across shoulder. basically what's happening is a regional conversation and controversy became a national one. it was exacerbated by what happened in charlottesville, people were killed, there was violence in charlottesville and last summer we have a policeman killed, killed george floyd and he's currently on trial forwh tt but in the south, th

outside to couple airport. charlotte, glad to see that you are safe. can you talk us through what the situation looks like? they're on the ground now at the airport? well, we left there about an hour ago now, but way initially it just didn't explosion. around 5 40 pm. we headed towards the scene and there was chaos. as you can imagine, there was a lot of gunfire. taliban tried to push people away and control the scene. we tried to move closer towards abby gate. we heard another explosion. there was more heavy gun fly. there was hundreds of people running towards us and there was heavy smoke in the air. we heard sirens coming from the airport and taliban of spices. god that bet southgate were where we had arrived. were pushing everyone back quite frantically. they were panic themselves. a few ambulances, george passed us and, and we've stayed there for about half an hour. and he begun by continue throughout charlotte to we know if all flights within holes that i believe we did see a plane or to take off after those explosions actually took place. what's

>> yeah. >> that was charlotte bennett, of course, talking to norah o'donnell on cbs. lisa green, these women have options. they can sue. what about any actions that might be taken against the officials in his inner circle, these top officials who in some ways and i don't know what the legal term is, not carried out any duties. is there any action on which they would be vulnerable? >> yeah. without having studied it in detail it seems to me that some of them might have some liability based on some of the laws that he just discussed, but again, as pete says that's a high bar and so far, none of the women have come out individually to make any complaints, complaints that they're entitled to make under the law either civilly or in the case of inappropriate touching criminally. so i'm sure there's a lot of disquiet in the governor's offices right now as these officials who are named and described as being accessories, if you will, to this harassment and not in the legal term are wondering if the shoe will drop. >> governor cuomo said new yorkers would be shocked if they kn

charlotte worthington! not so long ago, worthington was working as a restaurant chef, now her moment to deliver. 0n herfirst run... oh, no! ..not quite. but in this sport, riders get two chances. back in the saddle, she had another go. i think she's going for it. 0h, she's got it, she's got it, ed! from then on, worthington was simply flawless, a near—perfect performance. aflairto finish! the scores, when they came, were stunning. 97.5! oh, my god! it's a huge score! now, only the american hannah roberts could come between her and gold. this was pressure. 0ne slip and it was all over. she's slipped a pedal! no...no! and that's it — celebration for great britain. it's kind of unreal. i'm waiting to wake up, mate. i've been dreaming about thisi for four years and is still feels like i'm dreaming four years ago, so i'm of waiting to wake up! - a second sensational gold medal for british bmx and still the men's event to come. this was declan brooks for team gb. another dazzling display — enough to take th

well, let's get more from kabul. charlotte palace is ally for, as charlotte, so talks no wonder way that will put the company on a pathway to a government's of source. where do we know at this stage about this political transition, whole. mila barracuda, is the political chief. he's the co founder. he's normally based in don't hire and has been for some years is out of these ongoing negotiations with the americans and the afghan government. we know he arrived in kandahar early this week and is now just arrived in carnival. he is talking, negotiating consulting with religious scholars with other taliban commanders also with f form, asking government people as well as the telephone say that they want to have an inclusive government. and he's not a 1st high level hello bond leader to engage with the former government members this week and assa connie also the political mission commission, met with the former president common cause i was ceo of dillard villa. earlier i spoke with abdul ha bulky, he's from the cultural commission where he confirm to us that yes, they are working through these

another gold for team gb at the tokyo games — charlotte worthington wins a dramatic bmx park freestyle final. there was a record eighth medal in the pool for team gb in the men's 4x100 metre medley relay. and a seventh olympic medal for emma mckeon as australia win the women's race. american gymnast simone biles has withdrawn from monday's floor final, but has yet to decide whether to compete in the beam final on tuesday young people in england are to be offered jab incentives — such as discounts from uber and deliveroo — to get their covid vaccinations. the taliban ramp up their offensive on afghan cities, with reports of heavy fighting in lashkar gah in helmand province. and large cruise ships have been banned from the centre of venice after years of environmental protests. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. there's been more success for team gb at the tokyo olympics — with three more medals. charlotte worthington recovered from a fall in her first run to win gold in the bmx freestyle. britain have won a record eighth medal in the swimming pool

okay, charlotte bellis. deborah is the very latest from campbell. charlotte. thank you. well, that warning of an imminent attack comes after the pentagon said it targets as members of isolated wing in a canister in a drone strike on friday. destroy can and car province was in response to the campbell airport attack on thursday. gabriel allison's reports for washington. d. c . fridays. drone strike big killed 2 ice. okay. members and wounded another was the 1st retaliatory strike against the group. but according to president joe biden, it won't be the last. it's unclear if those killed had a direct roll and thursdays airport attack the killed over a $150.00 afghans and over a dozen us military personnel. the pentagon won't release the names of the ice or k members. they killed only thing they were planning future attacks. i am not going to talk about specific capabilities isis may of last and in district. they lost a planner and they lost a facilitator and they've got one wanted and the fact that 2 of these individuals are no longer walking on the face of the earth. that'

bellis charlotte's was in the media center. she was gone to the 1st question that has to be set up that press conference. charlotte, you asked a question about women's rights. you asked what assurances women would be given? what was the, how did the, how did the taliban respond to that? and certainly do you think that was the significance of the fact that they use a female journalist called 1st? yes, i think they wanted to make a statement that they were going to protect the woman's rights. they spoke about it extensively during the whole a much ahead speech and, and also in the questions and other women also asked a question about women's rights and what we can expect basic, we're committed to women's rights and goes right skills. going to school woman working, they even went to the extreme to saying what type of job women will be allowed to have everything. and they ministries, government ministries, even in the police and the attorney general's office. they said that everything would be allowed as long as it's under sri in l

charlotte worthington opted to defy gravity instead. she's got it! she's smashed it! that was the first time any woman had landed the 360 backflip in competition. but the tricks didn't end there. they knew the score would be big. 97.5! it's a huge score! worthington backflipped her way into gold. and moments later, team—mate declan brooks won bronze in the men's event — just weeks after he was knocked unconscious at the world championships. in 2017, worthington was still a chef in a mexican restaurant. she's now the first ever freestyle olympic champion. how is this medal going to change your life, do you think? i have no idea. i'd like to think that i'll never be working in a kitchen again! and i'm just going to embrace being a full—time athlete, because i've absolutely loved this journey so far and i just want it to continue. a hugely successful games for bmx, then. four events, four first—time olympians, four medals. it's clear new stars are emerging here. but what about the established ones? here at the gymnastics, max whitlock was flying the flag for the

and charlotte is the american. prepare the hans over the airport. where does that leave the evacuations this arm? or they asked somebody starting to flow, i can tell you that there are currently no american military planes in africa is space at the airport. at this time there appears to be a c 17 coming to cobble, but certainly for your flights. and there had been even yesterday, can also tell you british air force planes left the last one left last night and evacuation mission and also the military prisons here off to 20 years. but still evacuations are continuing even in few and less numbers obviously. but i can tell you this morning, there were 15 buses of students from the american university. they live from the out your. we spoke with them, they said we are heading towards casa, where they will become some of the, almost $60000.00 afghans who being processed outside of america, hoping to into america on us. these is, we start with some of them and here's what they had to say. what, how would it be, you know, bleeding because i've left my family

charlotte worked in my office last year as an assistant. she was smart, talented, and eager to learn. she identified herself to me as a survivor of sexual assault. she said that she came to work in my administration because of all the progress we made in fighting sexual assault. she talked about the personal trauma that she endured and how she was handling it. i could see how it had effected her. i could see her pain. people now ask me why as i even talking to this young woman if i knew she was dealing with such issues. why did i even engage with her. that is the obvious and fair question. and one i have thought a lot about. the truth is that her story resonated deeply with me. i had heard the same story before with the same ugliness, the same injustice, the same damage. not only had i heard the story before, i had lived with the story before. my own family member is a survivor of sexual assault in high school. i have watched her live and suffer with trauma. i would do anything to make it go away for her. but it never really goes away. i sp

charlotte worthington! not so long ago, worthington was working as a restaurant chef, now her moment to deliver. on herfirst run... oh, no! ..not quite. but in this sport, riders get two chances. back in the saddle, she had another go. i think she's going for it. oh, she's got it, she's got it, ed! from then on, worthington was simply flawless, a near—perfect performance. aflairto finish! the scores, when they came, were stunning. 97.5! oh, my god! it's a huge score! now, only the american hannah roberts could come between her and gold. this was pressure. one slip and it was all over. she's slipped a pedal! no...no! and that's it — celebration for great britain. it's kind of unreal. i'm waiting to wake up, mate. i've been dreaming about this for four years and it still feelsi |like i'm dreaming four years ago, i so i'm kind of waiting to wake up! a second sensational gold medal for british bmx and still the men's event to come. this was declan brooks for team gb. another dazzling display enough to take

charlotte worthington opted to defy gravity instead. she's got it, she's got it, ed! she's smashed it! that was the first time any woman had landed the 360 backflip in competition, but the tricks didn't end there. the flair to finish! they knew the score would be big. 97.5. oh, my god! it's a huge score. worthington had backflipped her way to gold and moments later, team—mate declan brooks won bronze in the men's event, just weeks after he was knocked unconscious at the world championships. in 2017, worthington was still a chef in a mexican restaurant. she's now the first—ever freestyle olympic champion. how is this medal going to change your life, do you think? i have no idea. i'd like to think that i'll never be working in a kitchen again! and i'm just going to embrace being a full—time athlete because i've absolutely loved this journey so far and i just want it to continue. a hugely successful games for bmx, then. four events, four first—time olympians, four medals. it's clear new stars are emerging here, but what about the established ones? here at the gym

it's the biggest in northern afghanistan charlotte bell. this is joining us from cobble with an update on the situation on the ground. charlotte? yes sir. garzon. he is the 10 provincial capitol to fall and just 7 days to put that into context. the telephone hadn't managed to take over a provincial capital in 5 years. prior and now they have 10 in one week gaffney is especially significant because it's actually the gateway to the south. it's on the main motorway heading south of cobble and it is the closest provincial capital to cobble to fall. it's also the 2nd biggest city to fall off the condo cell earlier this week. now we have video or actually of the governor of gods and the we understand that he did a deal with the telephone in order to receive safe passage to cobble with a video of him being a school by the telephone, through the province of war deck on his way to cobble via now this is got me isn't the only place where we have seen action this morning. there was also heavy, appreciate in for other provinces heavy fighting on going

a spectacularjump helped charlotte worthington come out on top in the women's bmx freestyle. it's kind of unreal. i'm waiting to wake up, mate. i've been dreaming about this for four years and it still feels like i'm dreaming four years ago, so i'm kind of waiting to wake up. up up into the dismount with the terror met —— pirouette. it's victory for the defending champion. max whitlock retaining his title, on the pommel horse. and the swimmer duncan scott becomes the first british athlete to win four medals at a single games. also on the programme... in afghanistan, the taliban threaten to seize the capital of helmand province, once patrolled by british troops. takeaways and mini cabs are to be offered to young people as an incentive to get their covid vaccine. este ba n esteban ocon will be a grand prix winner in formula 1! and frenchman esteban ocon takes the title at the hungarian grand prix. good evening. it's been another triumphant day for team gb at the olympics. a spectacular display from charlotte worthington saw her take gold in the women's bmx freestyle. while

ok, thanks for all of that. charlotte. unfortunately, we haven't been able to connect with our guest at the moment, but hopefully we can do that little later on. so we'll move to other news and more than 300 people have been killed in haiti after magnitude 7.2. earthquake, hundreds more. are either injured or missing. a major search and rescue operations underway. the center about a 160 kilometers west of the capitol porter, prince haiti's prime minister, has declared a state of emergency and says, there is enormous damage for you. but i will make an evaluation. we were told there is a lot of damage. people were dead and houses, hospitals and infrastructures collapsed. i will check to see what can be done to organize assistance on monday, the, the city that i did miss, we are calling for a lot of solidarity, but highly structured solidarity. we are setting up a task force to coordinate the aid so that what happened after the 2010 earthquake is not repeated again. more on have those quake in this report from the barker was

hello there, charlotte. what's the latest on this growing security concern around the capital airport? yeah, we were hearing the talk of i saw threats earlier in the week, but no one really took it seriously. but been overnight and today now a lot of countries are saying that they are aware that isis is looking at the port admitted is a potential place that they would like to hit. i talked to the taliban earlier and they said to me from their understanding i was planning car bombings and then around the airport for maximum damage. now, belgium has also stated is going to stop evacuation now because of the threat, the netherlands, who say we're stopping evacuation because the us is off stuff. so we understand quite a few nations are starting to wind down these evacuation efforts in the midst of the security threats and also because the us simply wants them to because everyone has to be out by tuesday. now keeping in mind, there are still many people with foreign passports. many people will be as many who are

that's because charlotte bell issues lie for us in the afghan capital combo. charlotte. so this appears to be a rocket attack outside the airport. what more can you tell us? all the information we have right now from a resident who was near to the vehicle which fired the rockets. they said that the 5 rockets were fired. they left the back of a trunk about 4 kilometers west, april, but with the trunk space in the airport shooting. and that direction we saw imagery of one building that was damaged by a rocket. it's unclear if there are actually any casualties from this, but we do know that the c ram, which is anti missile system, was activated. i actually woke up to it this morning at about 6 45 am, is quite a distinctive thunder. and we understand that that the system some of these rockets that were hitting the airport and for a little bit of context that antimissile system was only installed in early july by the, for the afghan government and by the americans. because they were worried about a tele bomb threat on the airport. now, of course, to tele, bonner and control,

for me on netflix or live to charlotte balice, who's in cavil? hello there, charlotte. what's the latest on the growing security concerns around the capital sample? yeah, we're hearing more and more every day about growing security serious about the becoming increasingly dangerous. what heard about a threat around iso earlier in the week? it had been kind of in passing and no one had taken it that seriously. but then today and overnight. now, most countries are coming out and telling the people not to go to the airport because they are genuinely concerned about ice and targeting it. obviously there's a lot of crowds down there. there's not a lot of protection for those crowds and it is quite a soft target for them to access. i did off the telephone earlier if they could offer any more insight into exactly what kind of threat were looking at. and they said, i still have planned car bombings in and around cobb whole airport will maximum damage and they said even us, so sticking around to secure the perimeter to protect the americans. and everyone inside is dangerous for u

let's talk now to charlotte bellis. our correspondent tracking that ongoing story for us out of cargo. charlotte. good morning. and now another day, another provincial capital for the taliban. is this different though? shall i mean, the taliban seem organized in a way that they haven't been organized before. they seem resourced in a way they haven't been resource before. well, the strategy is certainly working for them. i mean, they took 3 provincial capitals and matter of 6 hours last night. that's not taking 9 within one week to put that into context for you the last time they how the provincial capital was 5 years ago. so they are certainly on a roll last night around 6 pm. we got confirmation that for a city in the south western fall, and then a few hours later, fully comrey the provincial capital of which is only about 200 kilometers north of cobble. and around midnight, the provincial capital of public sean and the north east 5, the bad. we got confirmation that they had taken that also or not baghlan, which is ju