we need to use lists, used sparingly, better infection control. so we don't spread infection, but exactly the same in the agriculture industry. because it's also in their interest to not use too many bodies because they run out of 80 bodies thing when they have to treat sick animals. so it's in all my interests to decrease anybody use and to stop the spread of the super bugs, because we stop the spreading people in the hospital. we use less, sandy bikes have better results for people jacked me the same and i could culture. so it's good for agriculture and equally then you get less cross over from the agricultural sick often by water to people and vice versa. because with control to better and now i'm thinking right? humans, once invented antibiotics, can't, would you do it all over again and invent? i don't know like a super antibiotic that would help us deal with this super bugs we can, but every time we do it bugs, one step ahead or not fall behind us and produce resistance. there is no antibiotic resistance. and the interesting thing about anti

in people we used to use list hospitals, we need to use lists using sparingly, better infection control. so we don't spread infection, but exactly the same in the agricultural industry because it's also in their interest. do not use too many bodies because they run out of the bodies thing when they have to treat sick animals. so it's in all our interests to decrease and the body use. and to stop the spread of a super bugs, because we stop the spreading people in the hospital, we use less, sandy bikes have better results. the people exactly the same, it agriculture. so it's good for agriculture and equally then you get less cross over from the agriculture sick often by water to people and vice versa. because we've controlled it better. now i'm thinking right, human ones invented antibiotics. can't, would you do it all over again and invent? i don't know like a super antibiotic that would help us deal with this super bugs. well, we can, but every time we do it bugs, one step ahead or not probably honest and produce resistance. there's no antibiotic resistance. and the interesting thing ab

the americans should 5hoot us or let us _ here. the americans should 5hoot us or let us through. later in the hour, we'll have more analysis on the attitude of afghanistan's neighbours to the taliban, as well as what the next steps for those afghans who've made it to britain. also on bbc news... researchers say booster shots of the covid vaccine may be needed, after a study suggests reduced protection for the double jabbed after six months. the mother of claudia lawrence, who went missing 12 years ago, says she's in utter shock over a new police search

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thanks for joining us here on our internet. so this our more scenes of chaos in afghanistan, falling the taliban takeover. hundreds of afghans including women and children. we seen queuing up outside cobble international airport on tuesday, hoping to be evacuated. a large group of locus could be waiting along barbed wire. patients holding their remaining documents as planes took off in the distance or what it was for the british and for the americans. and i have my documents with me right here for at least 10 years. i work with them now i'm in danger. as you can see, the enemy is here, and that is clear to everyone. they must have vacuum me from here as soon as possible that i might come here 3 or 4 days in a row. there is nothing to eat and the people sleep because of hunger. i've worked 6 or 7 years in the back room at bay, and now i fled my village. uncomfortable. i don't have a house and i want to flee away from the capital. at least 2 people had been killed a dozen more injured during a demonstration in support of the afgh

there are allies to the us that the us has made in a commitment to help get out. and then there are those special immigrant visa holders that is asking you help us in the war effort and feel that their lives might be imperiled by being left behind in an afghanistan run by the taliban. even allies question whether the u. s. can finish the job in the time it now has biden on tuesday, in a virtual meeting with g. 7. leaders will have to answer to critical state leaders who will demand to know whether everyone needs to be evacuated can be evacuated by next tuesday. that is the big question, but biden has been under enormous pressure and faced enormous criticism. his poll numbers have gone down to less than 50 percent because of his response to afghanistan. this will be a critical decision for him. he will decide we are told by the end of 2 to bit whether he'll announce that decision by the end of tuesday, that we don't know plenty of moving parts to this one. thank you for your update there. john hendrick, live for us in washington, dc. taliban find his main mall have

it told us: wallbox, based in spain, did not reply to us, but they did tell ken's team that they had fixed the online problems. time to see if the units are safe. retesting took place this week and suggests most of the problems in both chargers have been fixed. but ken says owners still need to take action. check for updates, solve the problem. the wallbox charger uses hardware that is not secure enough. there's really nothing you can do to make it completely secure. so unless wallbox have found a way of fixing that, which would be beyond me, i'd suggest perhaps supergluing the box cover in so hackers cannot take the top off. and what of the approval they had to be sold in the uk by the department for transport and the government grants handed out to help sell them? the department did not comment on the security issues we raised, but said: it's worth noting that all smart home chargers will still be usable if you just want to plug yourcar in. but when it comes to security when using them with a phone app or home wi—fi, it seems some are smarter than others. that was dan, and more g

i couldn't use them. i remember using hell myself because my parents used it so much and my mother literally washing my mouth out, i remember, life boy soap. that was antique, about 1970 and these days damn and hell, and swearing to god we don't think of them as potent as we used to. for example, to say, oh, my god, about something that probably is not of any titanic significance, that's something that, there was a time when you were not supposed to do. you were told not to over do it. that time for most of us is probably past. oh my god or even abbreviation omg is common among people of a certain age and that age is rather advanced one because our profanity is not so centered around religion. omg and oh my god were poplized especially, linguists have documented this by young women. young women tend to be the ones who change the language, whole other talk. omg and oh my god have been in the vanguard of that and language has changed in that way and there's a major contrast, when omg is not considered a cur

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but clearly, this was an attempt to get a message out before the us or as the us, as it turns out, was withdrawn from the country to, to highlight those areas of particular concern. and while russia and china did abstain, they did not veto the resolution which does suggest that they they do share some of these concerns, but they had issues with the wording and some places at kristen. it was interesting in the comments some after the vote had happened to hear from the different countries. and i can't remember exactly which country was who said that the intro thing thing was how determined and committed the whole group were around this idea of making sure that afghan assigned becomes a safe, secure nation with fair rights for everyone. and we've heard those kind of statements before is, isn't this different in the, the sense of commitment in the room from, from all parties? well, anytime you can get this group of 15 nations to agree, it is an accomplishment in this day and age. but many express the point that this was just a starting point. the some countries would like to have seen it g

we should be using every asset we have to use these people. we're never going to get another opportunity again. >> jason crowe has been working on this issue for a long time. have you been invited in meetings at the white house or have you worked with other policymakers on this? >> so, thank god for congress. you know, you want to talk about bipartisan solutions, on maymay- people like patrick leahy and ron johnson, i don't know of any other issue they agree on but they sent a letter to the congress. point number seven urges them to begin immediate evacuation of our allies. multiple congress men, you name it, they've all said the same thing in the house, we needed to start evacuating these people around the same time. congress has been great. we built this administration a bipartisan solution to get this done. this administration however never responded to a single request any of us made to meet with them. you can go out, just put it on social media a couple of hours ago. you can see as late as july when they stood up a task force, and we e-ma

let's head to the white house and are us correspondent waiting to talk to us. distressing new details emerging from the pentagon.— distressing new details emerging from the pentagon. yes, the pentagon sa inc, as from the pentagon. yes, the pentagon saying. as you — from the pentagon. yes, the pentagon saying. as you rightly _ from the pentagon. yes, the pentagon saying, as you rightly say, _ from the pentagon. yes, the pentagon saying, as you rightly say, a _ from the pentagon. yes, the pentagon saying, as you rightly say, a number. saying, as you rightly say, a number of us troops killed, other military services, several of them, are confirming that at least four us troops have been killed and more injured. three more injured, we hear. of course, those are yet to be confirmed by the pentagon. ten days ago,joe confirmed by the pentagon. ten days ago, joe biden said there were obese ago, joe biden said there were obese a swift and devastating response if there were attacks against us personnel in kabul. we haven't been hearing from the white house about that

off the 20 years of conflict, the united states has now left us gone on top of our lead us say they're ready to work with the world that's ours. after the last us flight to call completing its evacuation and bringing an end to america the longest for we have exclusive access to cobble international airport as taliban officials prepared to make it operational again. while many afghans who want to leave have been left behind, the un security council passes a resolution calling for a safe passage. and i'm sorry how much and i have all the for now. me. old sacco wins upon their return to grant some action with an impressive thought for us. open me nearly 20 years since us forces invaded afghanistan to remove the taller bond from power. the group is once again, fully in charge of the country. the u. s. had completed its withdrawal off the days of often the arctic evacuation flights a cobble apple. the taliban says afghanistan is finally free after 20 years of military occupation added insists it wants good relations with washington and the rest of the world. and he's going to tell me, no af

they keep us safe around the world . we couldn't do our jobs without and we will never forget their sacrifice. nor will we forget, but they achieve the most exceptional among us, perform a lifetime work in service, in a short time here on earth. so it was for our sectional brothers and sisters who died last week. finally, i want to thank our allies and partners. this operation with a global endeavor in every way. many countries stepped up with robots contributions to the air lift, including working by our side of the airport. some are now serving as transit companies allowing evacuation to be registered and processed on the way to their final destination. others have agreed to receive less, can refugees permanently. and we hope more will do so in the days and weeks ahead. were truly grateful for their support. now, u. s. military flight attendant and our troops to depart janice in a new chapter of america's engagement with dana standards begun. it's one in which we will lead with our diplomacy. the military mission is ob

i had applied for the visit, the for us invited us to come near the door. i was near the gate when the explosion occurred. i saw myself fall into the ground and when i stood up, i felt as dodd lost one side of my abdomen. and then they brought me to hospital one of the wounded. i said, kay, the atomic stayed splinter group behind both sides. bombings is active in eastern afghanistan on pakistan, was launched a suffrage campaign of bloodshed when it was 1st founded in 2015. the the we did hear about this group for example, and i believe, april 2017. when trump and essentially authorized the pentagon to drop the mother of all bombs in eastern afghanistan, i believe in the non har province on ices k. but the roots of this group and its existence is poorly understood. and of course, when we hear these press briefings at the pentagon, there's very little context. this group actually is a direct byproduct of the us invasion and occupation of afghanistan. it grew out of the pockets, donnie taliban, who were disgruntled taliban members who wanted to carry out attac

this death hurt us a lot because she is a street seller like us. this church was one of many structures that succumbed. the scenes eerily reminiscent of haiti's devastating 2010 earthquake. this area is remote, and many of the injured are being tended to in makeshift emergency treatment centres. translation: we cannot provide an assessment yet, because the situation is very critical. we have to mobilise and divide the resources of the hospital. the president has declared a state of emergency. however, the previous president was assassinated only last month, and some worry that haiti's turbulent political situation makes the country poorly placed to handle a humanitarian disaster on this scale. james clayton, bbc news. we just want to bring you detailfrom we just want to bring you detail from the we just want to bring you detailfrom the uk. the we just want to bring you detail from the uk. detailfrom the uk. the british government — detailfrom the uk. the british government is _ detailfrom the uk. the british government is asking - detailfrom the

while we have multiple correspondence covering this for us, charlie angela is there for us in london across european reaction as well. and fish as monitoring reactions from the pentagon in the u. s. can be how could is outside the white house, but 1st let's speak to rob mcbride. he's on the ground there for us in cobble, rob is we've been saying this mounting death toll and we know dozens injured in hospital, a very fast moving story. can you talk us through what we know right now? that's right. this was an extremely deadly attack. it happened late thursday afternoon. local time here in afghanistan, it was at the so called abbey gate. this is one of the gates cobble international airport. it's one of the gates where we've seen the scenes of chaos over the days this week. and also last week we, it was one of the gates that was being used by people who are eligible for evacuation flights. who being going in to get onto flight. but also we've seen people that thronging the gates, people trying to get on some of them that may be legitimately have reason to be on those flights and have be

chaos and bloodshed as the last us flight leaves kabul. it’s last us flight leaves kabul. it's absolutely _ last us flight leaves kabul. it�*s absolutely horrible this story. this family of nine or ten it's not completely clear who have been killed by a us air strike which was trying to strike isis. there was a car that was on its way to kabul airport and is eminently about the cause of mass destruction. sent this onto it and there were as a secondary explosives reported and that indicates that there was some sort of bombs on board the scar and sort of bombs on board the scar and so that's the story of this whole family that had just been slaughtered and its proof of what happens when you pull out of the country like afghanistan after a 20 year war so soon and with so few revisions and save evacuations. your thou~hts revisions and save evacuations. your thoughts on — revisions and save evacuations. your thoughts on this _ revisions and save evacuations. your thoughts on this was _ revisions and save evacuations. your thoughts on this was yellow will make it is devastat

us us to can intelligence that led us to believe — can intelligence that led us to believe that we were in a very dynamic— believe that we were in a very dynamic and in some cases specific threat _ dynamic and in some cases specific threat environment. number one. number— threat environment. number one. number two, threat environment. number one. numbertwo, as general threat environment. number one. number two, as general mckenzie said, _ number two, as general mckenzie said. we _ number two, as general mckenzie said, we are going to investigate, we are _ said, we are going to investigate, we are going to get to the bottom of what happened last thursday. 13 precious — what happened last thursday. 13 precious lives were lost. we are going _ precious lives were lost. we are going to — precious lives were lost. we are going to take that seriously and we are not_ going to take that seriously and we are not going to investigate it in publie — are not going to investigate it in public. numberthree, iam absolutely not going to speak to a press _ absolutely not going to speak to a pre

if one of us worked us money. i am sure that my colleagues didn't accordance with the law. in addition, more than 60 police officers were injured. they clearly did not stumble but suffered during the process, which by the way, were often peaceful because they violated public court and such. and they were banned a police or the central criticism and such deployments. that's something we used to society is becoming ever more polarized in politics that cultivate anything but peaceful conversation have come to be placed on right between irreconcilable front, but a no longer ready to engage in dialogue. i know that doesn't make our police work any easier. i don't have any other opinions about colleagues say they have been under pressure needs of a lot of colleagues or been injured situation easier. we'd like to see politics being used to calm people down on all sides around $5.00 and took part in protest in berlin last sunday with more than $600.00 arrested officers use buttons on pepper spray against demonstrators ger

you want a us intervention. a military intervention told me about which country you want us intervening. and i think it's about, i mean, because a lot of people are saying we need to stay in afghanistan to help the women. i say, how about in the united states takes about 3 or 4000 troops and invades los angeles and brings health care and medical aid, and shelter to the 60000 homes, people in los angeles. how about we invade the inner cities of america? and we bring health care to those people. we bring shelter to those people. we bring medicine to those people. we bring counseling to those people. how about we invade america? and we start trying to help america. when is, when is america going to care about the women? and, you know, one out of 5 kids in america lives in poverty. so if you want to help people, why don't you give women and children? plenty of women living wage in the united states give them health care and give them an education. ironically, that's what the government up gavin then did up until we

s. military base where they used a c. i turn coat to attack us soldiers. there are several. busy other attacks on american assets and this all led to a rise of terrorism inside pocket on directly related to the u. s. presence in afghanistan, 6 years ago, the pakistani taliban, which was widely suspected of being used by the african government, backed by the u. s. against pakistan turned into isis k central. it's the same thing as isis. so most viewers would know the flemish state of iraq and syria, isis, which was this group that took over in 2014, 2015, big swats of iraq and syria. and by the way, who were able to do that because of massive amounts of military equipment that the us left behind, specifically in iraq, that's where they really got their weapons from. they went into iraq, took those home these weapons and went back into syria, isis k, which is the islamic state of correson, which essentially means eastern. they don't like the taliban, they're not friends with the taliban. they've been fighting the taliban. but more importantly, they've been fighting the us and

a way for us, a safe way for us. �* make a way for us, a safe way for us. i ., ., ". " .. make a way for us, a safe way for us. but it looks like the airlift is cominu us. but it looks like the airlift is coming to _ us. but it looks like the airlift is coming to an — us. but it looks like the airlift is coming to an end, _ us. but it looks like the airlift is coming to an end, it _ us. but it looks like the airlift is coming to an end, it is - us. but it looks like the airlift is coming to an end, it is pretty i us. but it looks like the airlift is . coming to an end, it is pretty much over. do you still have hope that you can get out of afghanistan, you and yourfamily can get you can get out of afghanistan, you and your family can get out? you can get out of afghanistan, you and yourfamily can get out? i you can get out of afghanistan, you and your family can get out? i hope. if the uk government _ and your family can get out? i hope. if the uk government tries, - and your family can get out? i hope. if the uk

., , . . ., tell us? so images were circulating on social media, _ tell us? so images were circulating on social media, as _ tell us? so images were circulating on social media, as you _ tell us? so images were circulating on social media, as you say, - tell us? so images were circulating on social media, as you say, of - on social media, as you say, of smoke, huge plumes of smoke in the vicinity of kabul airport. and it was confirmed to the bbc by the afghan health minister spokesman saying that an explosion did take place close to the airport. that explosion, according to the source who has confirmed as to my colleague, was a rocket that hit a house close to the airport. 0ther house close to the airport. other news agency saying that witnesses also saw a rocket hit a building close to the airport as well. that was on the northern side of the airport. we havejust had was on the northern side of the airport. we have just had this from the reuters news agency which says an american forces launched a strike, striking a car bomb that was possibly going to hit th

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ah, well, for most good, thanks for joining us. and i don't all the international law, daniel hawkins, whether you tonight. welcome through the program. the 1st up scenes of chaos and i've got to stop after the taliban take over with gunshot, fired at the international airport and cobble as people scrambled to flee the new regime. some tried to scale the perimeter walls and fences to reach about creation . flights with desperate parents dragging their children over barbed wire. there are on confound reports, a ton about to fight a short amount of scaling a wall. while 7 people have been confirmed, killed at the airport in the last few days. the satellite misery, take it on sunday, capture the turmoil in and around the hub with thousands attempted to flee due to a lack of petrol locals reportedly abandoned. their cars at the roadside fuel is expensive there right now and difficult to find some of those who reach the airport . so desperate to get out, they resorted to claim to claim that was taken off. this video was filmed by one of

coming to us out of afghanistan. as it stands, this, our taliban fighters surround the capital, cobble and negotiations underway to secure a transfer of power. there is a taliban delegation inside the presidential palace. we understand the situation on the ground is changing fast. our to our it has intensified over the past couple of hours with more or more provincial capitals falling to the forces of the taliban. the statement, the taliban said it doesn't want to end to cobble by force. it still despises to wait on the outskirts of the city and not try to enter the city. the taliban statement also called for safe passage to be given to any one wanting to leave and for women to head, to what a court quotes protected areas. foreign embassies have continued to evacuate their stuff with helicopter, seen going between those buildings and the airports. us diplomatic officials of now started working from inside the airport. while nisa says several e. u staff have moved to a safer undisclosed location inside the capitol. li

last us military installation. in afghanistan, they look and acts like former afghan government soldiers, the white flag, the only indication this is the telephone. it has been 20 years since the telephone controlled cobble in port fighters into the capital 2 weeks ago, and quickly encircled it. the armed group had an agreement with the us that it would remain outside and secure the perimeter until evacuations came to an end. now, with only 2 days to go, the u. s. footprint is shrinking. when did you get ahold of this area? to have 2 hours ago? yes, we can hear you. i'm gonna come in. so they've evacuated. clutching the us, made in full rifles of commandeered, telephone fighters, watch is american troops move inside the perimeter, destroy equipment and bus in evacuation. behind that door is america the me to come and told him and you tell him and they are. and this watched how also the so it is me to consider this is all the know, you know, due to the sizes counts, the number of c 17 across departing from the end o

has done.— the us has done. absolutely. it starts to look _ the us has done. absolutely. it starts to look like _ the us has done. absolutely. it starts to look like a _ the us has done. absolutely. it starts to look like a worse - starts to look like a worse situation than what happened in iraq when the united states left, because it could not reach an agreement with the iraqi government in 2011. it had an agreement that allowed troops to stay and then had to return in 2014 after isis had overrun much of the country and was threatening back then. . , ., . then. finally, we had intelligence before thursday's _ then. finally, we had intelligence before thursday's attack, - then. finally, we had intelligence before thursday's attack, the - then. finally, we had intelligence i before thursday's attack, the attack very sadly happen. now intelligence, president biden telling us today he expects another attack on kabul airport in the next 36 hours. many people will wonder with this intelligence white such an attack ca

can you hear us? okay. her service is breaking up but the good news of this situation, thank you, congresswoman, you have done an amazing job to help this woman and many others get out of there. keep us updated on the situation, please do that for us. >> absolutely and keep praying, america. we lost her. let's bring in outside service committee member and former green beret congressman michael walsh to react. we are hearing people like fatima begging for her family's life, begging the biden administration not to leave them behind. what is the biden administration thinking with this august 31st cut off deadline? when you hear things like this people pleading for their lives how can they say sorry, 31, that is it. >> it is heartless and cruel and terrible for our national security. president biden just made up this deadline. i confirmed this with intelligence and defense officials. there is no operational or intelligence driver behind this deadline. he has us in a no-win situation. either we stayed to get eve

time, they did not let us plan for its in advance. 50 us time, they did not let us plan for its in advance.— for its in advance. so it was 'ust done to hastily? i for its in advance. so it was 'ust done to hastily? yes, i for its in advance. so it was 'ust done to hastily? yes, it i for its in advance. so it wasjust done to hastily? yes, it was. i for its in advance. so it was just. done to hastily? yes, it was. you are kindly — done to hastily? yes, it was. you are kindly speaking _ done to hastily? yes, it was. you are kindly speaking to _ done to hastily? yes, it was. you are kindly speaking to us - done to hastily? yes, it was. you are kindly speaking to us for i are kindly speaking to us for a second time here on bbc news. we spoke to you a little bit earlier, when you talk about your fears of what was going on, yourfear, you didn't want to leave the house. that was a few hours ago. tell us how the last few hours have been. have things changed?— last few hours have been. have things changed? actually, things have been changing _ things changed? actually, things have been changin

yesterday, 26 us military airport, all see seventeens —— us military aircraft. departed with hundred and 20... evacuees... remaining coalition departures. as of today, more than 122,000, including 5&00 departures. as of today, more than 122,000, including 51100 americans, have been evacuated from afghanistan. us military to groups have shown tremendous bravery and compassion as they put themselves in harms way to evacuate as many american citizens and afghans as possible during this operation. that work by us servicemen continues across the globe at a number of intermediate staging basis and department of defence installations. more than 27,000 passengers a weight follow one movement from six active locations. in... , the active locations. in... , the active locations currently have more than 22,000 passengers and today 17 flights will transport about 3700 passengers to both dallas international airport with approximately 11 flights in philadelphia international airport with six fights. in north... , there are nearly 13,000 passengers that remain at five differe

they say we beat russia, we beat america, which is us not true. shame on us. we have to fight, we have to take the virus out of the afghanistan soon as possible, sarah. so sorry to hear that about your cousin. that being said, you know, do they have listed, they know who these people are to this taliban know who worked with the americans ahead of time. how are they finding out these people? and for those that are there people being falsely accused and actually being sentenced to death, who did not necessarily help out the us, but just it did. they're not getting a chance to actually plead their innocence. they're just being sentenced to death. yes, they say anybody support american? i heard the people say the taliban will not harm people will not be people like they did it before. no, no, no. mike and my brother and my 2 siblings. they move from chicago to dubai, by support of by support of congressman chris met. but the beaten by taliban taliban, the beat my family. they beat every every, every single people and the people. a lot of people they tell by taliba

i'm sorry now you've and you're watching news use use right here in our t america. let's get started. ah . the caliber has taken over afghanistan with an unexpected strength and speed that has the body ministration. scrambling to evacuate remaining americans and afghans who helped us forces during the 20 year war artesia, john putty has more. tells a tragic story. desperate afghans hopelessly clinging to the side of the u. s. air force, c, 17 gen. some reportedly falling to their deaths as it took off over cobble inside the jet, or some 800 people flown to the u. s. air force base in doha cutter. they were the lucky one. at least 7 people were killed as thousands of afghans rushed. the how many cars i international airport and cobble trying to escape afghanistan as the taliban continued its fast defensive satellite photo show the airport over run with people, men, women and children. futilely trying to leave aboard any and all planes. taliban leaders took over the presidential powers in cobbled sunday, lowering the afghan national flag. president sheriff gunny fled

use exit doors. that's after a pro government newspaper cold for a national debate about a potential hucks. it spawning huge backlash in the country with claims. the prime minister victor open is up to well secret maneuvers behind closed doors. i thought is peter oliver now investigates hungry future in the european union, subject the whole debate right now. an article in a pro goldman newspaper by a leading member of an organization affiliated to prime minister or bon has let the blue touch paper on the potentially explosive issue. now those who support the current government are suggesting it may be time to talk about hungary exit from the you or hooks it. i know it's considered to do, but someone has to write down and for the 1st time, not necessarily as a deterrent hooks. it hungry, voluntary sovereign exit from the e. u. the hungarian foreign minister though has dismissed out of hand. the proposition of the countries exit in that which is a little hungry, has been a member of the european union

i'm let people use that bank cards like they use a bar 5 to 6, take them out. i think the 1st thing they need to think about is safety. i personally don't think it's necessary. i mean, it's obviously like you said, that's a crime. surely there has cctv and also probation that i think you need to guide your face to use, but otherwise the school applies. you do that with that, but maybe it's unnecessary to get a snapshot, i think will be better for public safety if the had some means of id like credit card, debit card, something like this with a place because if you've got someone's pitch on you information about that person and be quite easy to, to, to get people to make in a minute with regards to the schools. many believe it's the task of police to regulate and control how people use e scooters. but in fact, it's more complicated and all sides should be involved, the rental companies, the transport authorities, and the users themselves. and while it can take months to work out a proper legislative base for the service, the scooters will continue to zoom along

why don't you tell us, why write a book, the american dialogue, the founders and us, what were you trying to say to us as we come upon the independence day of our country? >> thank you for that gracious introduction. what i was trying to do is use the dialogue between adam and jefferson, correspondence between 1812-1826 as a model, a model we needed to have before us because in my judgment when i started writing this book in -- excuse me, 2015. i'm historian keeps going back to the eighteenth century. seems to me we have been for many years a deeply divided people and became more so over the years i was writing this book, 2016-2017 and we lost the capacity to argue. the constitution isn't a collection of timeless truths but a framework in which we argue about those truths are. i came to the task believing that -- here's a couple things i believed. that the founding generation in the united states was the greatest collection of political talent that we ever had and have had since, the british historian and philosopher north whitehead said only two occasions in western history where the pol

see behind us. the idea was it would a giant table, the message they say is come to the table. everyone should come to the table to discuss the climate emergency as they described it, so... it�*s quite a complicated obstruction they�*ve created. as well as the main structure, you can see there is a ring of women you might be able to make out you have glued themselves together and also glued their feet together and also glued their feet to the floor and various structures you can see of people chaining themselves with steel in the centre of real tubes so all designed to make it as difficult as possible for the police to move them. it was very dramatic, minutes after they began to erect structure, a large number of police, probably the same number, 50-60 of police, probably the same number, 50—60 police, came in from oxford street and tried to encircle the protest which they did successfully but they�*ve been here ever since we are essentially in a stand—off now with a larger group test is o

us help us enter the faith is of work and education. it was the promise of security that they could do. the promised that there was a common enemy that they would be protected from. they feel very hurt. and we were speaking earlier about the long running historical, brutal repression of the has our community in afghanistan. and we have seen also women who have been the main target of taliban violence women that was speaking to now how are they? what do they tell you about the situation? i suppose it depends where they are in the country. while they think that we may have the tiniest window of time to get out as the taliban are on their best behavior because they're on the world stage. there is not a single person that i've spoken to that had any genuine hope that anything would be conducted differently than it was the 1st time around. for people that are not familiar with the country or it's history. tell us more about how the taliban view women and how they treat women. oh, i thought human human not to be seen not to be heard, not to p

us money. they're more accustomed to old school methods looking for stashes in the more unlikely locations . and following their instincts. one of the most surprising weapons against drugs we found was what they call the veracity test. they presume that a real help at heart will give him away. you simply lay your hand on the suspects chest and feel his pulse. we were a little skeptical at 1st enough. now nobody will settle the moments later, the officers did sign the stash of her. she shook his shoes. we will start when you the head a little over in that same the recipe to as through a shadow of a one man who driven his car to cabal from july about in the east of the country. i don't want to be out of pocket enough. my father tell me like this because this is for something to them without a chance because i'm with you more that should be so my girlfriend was thinking that this is commonly used trig for trafficking drugs. the game showed that the tank was full, but there was actually no gas at a

in the way they used to work. and last but not least, the ping demick has been a major factor because people had to stop isolate, so they're out of the labor for labor. 4th, a lot of them have had to stay home and that has contributed for those 5 factors. brand have exacerbated it, kind of like a conundrum of the calendar. right. and i know that there's a lot of moving parts there. now at the same time, we're all looking forward not just for the few months, but especially to the holidays. and we've got supermarkets and producers warning that the supply shortages could last to the holidays and could even really hurt christmas is their concern there about how the, how long the shortages will last. well actually you're picking right up on the story that's to do with when i mentioned the you workers, a lot of them, the officers that they worked in the meat packing and meat industry and a lot of the pigs. of course this has been effected because they haven't been being able to slaughter them the same way as they used t

the record of the us saw it on this is a mentally vile. the harm should be proportionate to the sentence, not the potential harm. and increasingly, what we see, certainly in the us justice system, is this kind of trend of symbolic convictions and symbolic sentences, whereby the politicization of the justice system and the, the, what used to be due process is become increasingly politicized. and i think we can see that in so many different cases, especially with the area of cyber crime or hacking, it seems that and i think maybe this just really speaks to the ability of hackers or hacked of ists to threaten the power structure which has become increasingly dependent on digital networks, we only have to look really at the julian assigned case as, as the sort of top level sort of case in this area. he is absolutely a political prisoner and it's not so much about what he did. it's about what he represents and the ability of an organization to get around the powers of the state. ah, now lets you aim there is offering illegal immigrants. a golde

and make sure i kind of could not use afghans stan as a base from which to attack us again. we did that. we serv really degraded al qaeda in afghanistan. we never gave up the hunt for osama milan, and we got him. that was a decade ago. the recent speech from joe biden has certainly raised some eyebrows. at 1st he was saying that the collapse of the afghan government in the face of the taliban was not inevitable. but then later it seems like he's saying that it was my national security team. and i had been closely monitoring the situation on the ground and began to stand and moving quickly to execute the plans we had put in place to respond to every constituency, including, and contingency, including the rapid collapse receive. now, bon take over that gas that now inevitable is none. because you have the afghan troops have 300000 well equipped as well as crypt has any army in the world and an air force against something like 75000 taliban? it is not inevitable. now job and also said that the mission of the united states and afghan a stand was never a nation building project.

even after the us has left. meanwhile in other headlines today. hurricane ida, landed a category 4 hurricane, and blew through south east louisiana maximum recorded sustained winds of over 240 kilometres an hour. today the search and rescue teams were fanning out across the state to assess the scale of the damage. and it is widespread. there have been reports of people climbing into attics to escape the rising waters flood. it's not as bad as katrina, which devestated new orleans 16 years ago — it would appear the levees, barriers and pumps have done theirjob — but still, there are a million people in and around the city without any power, and they will be for some time. from new orleans here's our correspondent neda tawfiq. this force of hurricane ida's wins. a hospital's roof was lifted off by ease by the gas. ——gusts. low lying areas were overwhelmed by the tidal surge. ——gusts. low lying areas were overwhelmed by the tidal surge. this footage from a fire station in delacroix, louisiana, captured

south, goodbye for all of us. hey, and moscow bank 1st stopping by and we'll see thing the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except when the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great truck rather than fear to take on various jobs with the artificial intelligence real summoning the demon a robot must protect its own existence with this is been by someone business, so you can't afford to miss. i'm rachel bluff. i'm friendship, boring. washington coming up. john is regulatory crackdown continues to expand at the nation plan, the ban on certain firm watching us. i p. o. sure it had we dive into the latest efforts was markets are winding down for the weekend. we bring you a look at the date of economies around the globe as the u. s. federal reserve insight into future policy plans. then we take you to the u. k. we'r

the taliban run after us. they chase and they beat us and i saw women under people's feet in a stamp and i saw a dead body taken from the airport and put in the car and then we have no other option when i don't know what the telephone is in charge of securing the airport and protecting us forces and evacuated from being overrun, they a forceful in their crowd control, relying on gunfire and beatings to disperse. the thousands who gather us forces can be seen around the perimeter. just meters from tele bomb patrols. people play their k through evacuation raising paperwork to the tower, but they are asked to move on. afghans complain americans have fired towards them also. now they've got the other notices. we're even scared to bring their documents with us every day. we're here because we want them to do something for us because we've done them favors and now we're left here without a future day or every day. the numbers, the vaskins looking for an exit swells, hundreds gather outside the british, french and ca

host: would you have wanted us to use nuclear weapons in afghanistan? caller: no, i think we should never have entered that were to begin with and i do not think we should ever enter a war unless we are willing to use nuclear weapons to win it. that is my opinion. host: this is burlington, north carolina, democrat. caller: the thing i have to say is i would like to thank our military serving now and retired. i also am tired of hearing the blame being put here and there. it is really sad to see what is happening, and so much of it was unforeseen. i just think if the blame would stop -- the blame being put on biden and if you go to the rnc website you will notice they took down the agreement that trump had with the taliban. if you remember, he wanted to invite them here on september 11 of last year to camp david. i do not know where everybody is getting that it is all biden's fault. he extended the leaving time from may 1 to a few days ago. what would have happened then as compared to now, no one knows. i think he was able to give us a little more time. a

should be tried in the us, north gosh, where they're just the did the record of the us saw it on this is a mentally vile. the harm should be proportionate to the sentence, not the potential harm. and increasingly, what we see, certainly in the us justice system, is this kind of trend of symbolic convictions and symbolic sentences, whereby the politicization of the justice system and the what used to be due process is become increasingly politicized. and i think we can see that in so many different cases, especially with the area of cyber crime or hacking, it seems that and i think maybe this just really speaks to the ability of hackers or hacked of ists to threaten the power structure which has become increasingly dependent on digital networks, we only have to look really at the julian assigned case as, as the sort of top level sort of case in this area that he is absolutely and political prisoner. and it's not so much about what he did. it's about what he represents and the ability of an organization to get around the powers of the state. oh, i and now a stark warning from the united

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this president has cornered us into depriving us our freedom. i mean it's, it's crazy. it's soon, 984. it's for concrete and it's all be done to, to go, you know, in a coffee, in a restaurant to, to go, you know, for instance, many sides. we've our relation on it. it's again, democrats, the institutions, hello. thank you. the bus decided not to take it home, so we have appointment and we need the boat in downtown parents have been closed off to and now for the mom to proceed, there is a strong police prison. and no doubt they will continue to be as these kind of manifestations and demonstrations taken to be st upfront. still to come to the program, the scottish government offers new guidance, claiming that children as young as 4 are able to decide their gender identity without parents consent on that among our stories. and after a short break, this is our international ah, join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the media a reflection of reality. in a