en galveston ha llovido una barbaridad. la mayor cantidad de agua en el mar, en el condado harris hemos superado las cuatro pulgadas. las lluvias afectan especialmente texas. luisiana y durante el miÉrcoles hay acumulados que pueden elevarse a ocho o 10 pulgadas. un Área que se librÓ y que ahora recibirÁ la lluvia de este sistema. un viento que arrastra agua hacia la costa. es importante extremar las precauciones, precauciones que se traducen en el riesgo de inundaciÓn altÍsimo. lluvias que en ciudades como houston donde el suelo satura con mucha rapidez pueden ser importantes. lluvias en harris, en galveston. tendremos problemas en muchas carreteras. noche y maÑana y dÍas complicados. patricia: gracias, albert. vamos al sur de mÉxico. sigue llegando migrantes. los operativos policiales en las carreteras se los impiden. alejandro: inmigrantes se atrincheraronluego de que le bloquearÁn el paso en el estado de veracruz. >> no se quieren bajar. >> tienen mÁs de cinco dÍas, no hacen nada por ellos. >> en tapachula d

ilia: y ya afecta a galveston, y allÍ se encuentra pedro rojas, cÓmo se vive, pedro, en galveston en estos momentos? pedro: la fuerza del agua comienza a llegar con mucha intensidad a la costa de galveston, al sur de houston, y que esta intensidad se va a mantener por las prÓximas 18 horas, las actividades escolares fueron suspendidas. para que nuestra audiencia pueda captar la fuerza del mar, entra con la fuerza, las torres de salvavidas fueron reubicadas en la playa, no hay gente, los residentes fueron alertados de mantenerse en sus casas a partir que caiga la noche y asÍ evitar poner sus vidas en riesgos. las Últimas horas serÁn bastante crÍticas para lo que pueda pasar aquÍ, en esta isla donde muchas personas siguen lo que ocurre con "nicolÁs". jorge: gracias. ahora, para que nos hable de la trayectoria e intensidad de "nicolÁs", hablamos con albert. ilia: albert, un gusto saludarte, cuÁndo se espera y dÓnde? albert: buenas noches. se espera que golpee esta noche en corpus cristi, luego se moverÍa entre houston y galveston, siempre en el lado derecho de un sistema como

la lluvia, en houston va a menos, al igual que en galveston. los mientras 40 millas por hora, sea degradÓ a depresiÓn. hoy, sÓlo camina 90 millas y maÑana poder acelerar. el jueves se quedarÁ casi estacionado sobre luisiana. de aquÍ como las acumuladas tan grandes en esa Área. lo bueno para houston, galveston, mata gorda, es que para de llover y vemos acumulados de mÁs de 6". 6,000,000 de personas han sido afectadas. las lluvias va a seguir durante toda la tarde y noche, con esos acumulados que luisiana pueden superar las 10". en una zona que ya ha recibido el y parte de ida. borja: muchÍsimas gracias, alberto. siguen conectados a la mucha mÁs informaciÓn. vamos a comer de tema. los ojos del paÍs estÁn puestos en california. los residentes votan para decidir si destituyen o no al gobernador. todo apunta a que seguirÁ en el cargo. el voto latino dicen que serÍa clave. por quÉ lo que en destituir? argumentan que las leyes favorecen a los extranjeros de manera ilegal, por sobre los propios ciudadanos. dicen que tienen los impuestos

and i can tell you here in galveston it is already dangerous. the driving is treacherous, there is low visibility, and as the storm moves into louisiana, communities are preparing for days of heavy rain. the gulf coast is under threat once again tonight two weeks after the death and devastation of hurricane ida. tropical storm nicholas could deliver catastrophic rainfall. now there are watches, warnings and worry the louisiana coast through southeast texas, including galveston and houston, down to corpus christi. >> there are people who do drive into high water, and they sometimes lose their vehicles and, even worse sometimes, lose their lives. >> reporter: nicholas could dump as much as two feet of rain even as recovery from category 4 ida is just getting underway. heavy rainfall expected in louisiana in the next two days which could spark flooding in areas already washed out by ida. >> this is two weeks post- hurricane. >> reporter: this video shows one city in louisiana still flooded after ida. >> this is a familiar sight down here right now.

here's a live look right now at galveston, texas, nearly 200,000 power outages are already reported, and overnight president biden approved an emergency declaration for louisiana. >> and back in texas, new video shows the lights going out in the city of lake jackson, south of houston, as the storm slammed the coast, and not far away a tree fell on top of this rv, two people were rescued. this morning, nicholas making landfall along the texas coast, a state of emergency in effect. amid fears the storm could dump up to 20 inches of rain in some areas. overnight conditions deteriorating near galveston. >> this rain not only looks like it's coming in sideways, i can tell you down here it is coming in sideways, just torrential rain, more than i felt in a storm in a long time. it is an intense, intense amount of rain. >> do not drive through flooded roadways, particularly at night. every time there is heavy rain, we see people drown. we see vehicles flooded. don't take that chance. >> reporter: nicholas taking aim at areas hit hard by hurricane harvey back in 2017 including flood prone hou

this was galveston early this morning. several streets are flooded after 13 inches of rain fell overnight. state and local officials are encouraging everyone to take caution as floodwaters are expected to remain for some time. nbc news' morgan chesky has the latest from galveston. >> reporter: this is exactly the reason why you do not take a tropical storm lightly. nicholas had a chance to strengthen overnight. it made landfall as a category 1 hurricane, drenching communities up and down the texas coast in. galveston, 13 inches of rain fell overnight, more than a lot to cover nearby streets and cause localized flooding issues in this part of the state. and the winds topping out about 75 miles an hour, but that alone enough to knock out power to nearly half a million customers in texas. and the concern right now where this storm goes from here, we know that when it turns towards louisiana, there are still hundreds of thousands of people still picking up from hurricane ida. flood watches have been issued in a lot of those ar

galveston, houston, even new orleans in the path of this. and as we head into the night, the national weather service now issuing a rare high risk, what they call life-threatening flash floods. ginger will time this out. several states will feel this. and abc's marcus moore outside houston. >> reporter: torrential rain on the texas coast tonight, as tropical tomorrow nicholas moves ashore. >> there's going to be some tremendous rainfall rafts, between 1 to as much after 4 inches an hour. >> reporter: the national weather service issuing that rare high risk for life-threatening flash floods, including the city of houston schools closed tomorrow, and the port of houston ceasing operations. >> i'm encouraging people to be off the road by sundown, and stay off the roads through the night, going into tomorrow, as well. >> reporter: business owners in galveston boarding up and deploying sandbags. >> we never planned on ike and we had this much water in our shop, so -- we've learned the hard way. >> reporter: nicholas coming just two weeks after ca

mar >>> viento agua y destrucción llegó de madrugada nicholas azotando a comunidades de texas como galveston. >>> manuel se despertó en su recámara rodeado de agua así intentaba limpiar hoy >>> Árboles viviendas y estrturas sintieron el embate aún cuando se degradó a tormenta tropical junto antes del amanecer y casi medio millón de residentes carecían de energía eléctrica >>> ahí está la luz de la noche y los vientos que se intensificaron durante la madrugada originaron el colapso de algunas estructuras como el cho de la gasolinera donde a su vez algunas de las bombas quedaron destruidas y aunque ciudades como houston la caída de agua fue mucho menos de hasta 20 pulgadas que se anticipaban en otras áreas o daños son inmensos cuando nos despertamos ya está consoló mar todo se echó al agua >>> lo perdió todo en el huracán hoy el agua vuelve a entrar a su casa donde los autos sufrieron pérdida total la tormenta que se mueve hacia el neste de texas sigue propiciando advertencias repentinas mientras cientos de miles recuperan la energía eléctrica francisco fajardo noticias

we're back, now, with a live look at galveston, texas, feeling the wrath of hurricane nicholas overnight. the storm strengthened into a hurricane ahead of its landfall. before the rain stops, nicholas is expected to dump 20 inches of rain on the galveston and houston areas. >>> wildfires are threatening groves of giant sequoia trees in two of california's national parks. the fires were ignited by fliengt lightning late last week and exploded over the weekend, forcing closures in sequoia and kings canyon national parks. the terrain means the flames can only be attacked through the air. >>> another tell-all book about the trump administration is set to be released three weeks from today. this one focusing on the formr first lady. information has already started leaking out and as expected, it is not flattering. this morning, new details about melania trump's time in the white house. >> thank you. >> reporter: provided by the woman at her side, most of those years. in her new book, former trump white house official, stephanie grisham, best known as the press secretary who never held a news

. >> julio vaqueiro acá en galveston están fuerte las lluvias y vientos, los equipos de búsqueda y rescate están desplegados, los vuelos cancelados, clases suspendidas y la tormenta tropical nicholas llegó a la costa. >> el gobeador jorge abbott ya entregó la orden de desastre porque el hurán nicholas avanza fuertemente por el estado. >> parece que viene fuerte. >> tengo de todo para la emergencia. >> en corpus christi y daban aviso de las advertencias y fuertes lluvias, marejadas ciclónicas advierten las pulgadas de lluvia trayendo a la mejoría el huracán harvey que causó más de 100 muertes y las lluvias catastróficas. >> el alcalde de houston dice que anticipan muchas lluvias y habrá inundación repentina. >> en ciudades costeras se han entregado bolsas de arena y debido al deterioro de las condiciones meteorológicas las escuelas suspendieron las clases y vuelos cancelados en las últimas "24 horas". >> el gobernador jorge abbott dice que están preparados con suministros, apoyo y recursos para la región. >> soy víctor hugo castillo en galveston texas, noticias telemundo. >

and nobody wants to see innocent life taking the americans have left us galveston. they came because of their own goals and humiliated in my country. america is not achieved. anything in africa on america has failed in afghanistan, and it has made our people miserable. oh, we will be speaking with more people. both soldiers and civilians whose lives were changed forever by america's war in or continuing special coverage on heard voices throughout the week. well, we've been hearing from the red cross president as well. peter morrow, he's currently in galveston and has been visiting medical facilities and meeting with the new us can government on the one side, you will see all that these are remnants of war. you see these camps, these vehicles, military vehicles. you see this traction where fighting has taken place, including in some of the city is like guitar and others. and on the other hand, you see an normality of life and normal life. you see that this country is and has been affected by 40 years of war and by poverty. and the 2 together create enormous human per

and nobody wants to see innocent life taking the americans have left us galveston. they came because of their own goals and humiliated in my country. america is not achieved anything in africa. america has failed in afghanistan, and it has made our people miserable and will be speaking with more people, buy soldiers and civilians. his lives were changed forever by america's war in our continued special coverage, unheard voices throughout the week. just days after the last u. s. military jet left afghanistan, the by the ministrations asking congress for more than $6000000000.00 to resettle thousands of african refugees. that's in addition to the trillions already spent on the longest ever american war caleb more than reports. so how much cash is every american dish out for the war on terror? well, if you do the math for each individual in the united states, it comes out to about $16000.00. 64000 for a family, for your insurance. i don't even know that cool. it is worth you know, horrible. it's too much. $600000.00 is a lot for everybody. not everybody could pay that.

ginger tracking the latest from galveston. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. the gulf of mexico just rocking behind me here. but now i want to show you this drone video of downtown galveston. we did see flash flooding. it's starting to recede. nearly 14 inches of rain as we expected. thankfully drained very well here. houston metro, a couple of small spots, but, man, i'm concerned as this moves east and starts to slow down for louisiana and that's who is zeroing in on nicholas now. this morning, nicholas is hammering the western gulf coast. flash floods and surge engulfing these streets in surfside, texas. water gushing into businesses after nicholas made landfall as a category 1 hurricane. with winds to 75 miles per hour the most threatening part up to 18 inches of rain. over sergeant beach lightning in the eye wall, a sign of nicholas' intensification. floodwater barreling through the streets surrounding these houses. our houston station ktrk battling the roaring winds in freeport as nicholas lo

they settled on a temporary extension, given the uncertainty enough galveston since the taliban take by extending the mandate of the un assistance mission in afghanistan. today, we demonstrate this body's commitment to the un vital role in supporting the afghan people. by extending unanimous work as assigned in resolution 2543, we are emphasizing the importance of the un continued commitment to human rights. civilian and child protection, humanitarian assistance, coordination, and countless other functions which will be fundamental to the future of a scanner. stan, diplomatic as a james space is at the united nations. he explains the scope of the un mission in afghanistan. it's the un assistance mission for afghanistan, and it's been in place since 2001. but actually the un in some shape or form has been enough galveston since 1947, a range of roles that they've done over the years. some of them i think, are not going to be ones that can be performing anytime soon. for example, promoting democracy and arranging elections has been part of their role helping the african government with

gracias por brindar los detalles desde galveston. karla: en esta pantalla ven a los 46 aspirantes al puesto de gobernador en california donde se realiza la elecciÓn revocatoria. es un referendo al manejo del demÓcrata durante la pandemia. les cuesta $215,000,000. el voto latino serÍa clave. el conteo final podrÍa demorar algunos dÍas si los nÚmeros son muy reÑidos. alan: esta maÑana la fda, escuche bien por favor ordena retirar tres lotes de un medicamento usado para tratar una enfermedad autoinmune que causa debilidad muscular en niÑos.su empleo puede causar infecciones, en pantalla te mostramos por favor, mire bien, el nÚmero de los lotes y las fechas de vencimiento. satcha: y bien, partir de esta semana guardias llevarÍan a estudiantes a las escuelas en massachusetts. el gobernador activado dicha fuerza ante la escasez de conductores para los autobuses escolares. un problema que afecta a otros estados. 250 efectivos estÁn entrenados y unos 90 en varias ciudades. las tareas de transporte que no interrumpa la capacidad d

en galveston, 14 pulgadas de lluvia. estÁ pedro con su informe. pedro: las lluvias y vientos que acompaÑaron la llegada del huracÁn nicolÁs a texas han generado mucho temor en los residentes de la costa. muchos amanecieron sin servicio elÉctrico y los daÑos se incrementan. en free port, el viento destruyÓ casas. ellos describieron su experiencia. >> no podÍamos dormir con los ruidos, estuvo muy feo. >> me ha costado dormirme... no me fue a dormir... pedro: mariana hernÁndez se llevÓ a sus hijos al trabajo por la falta de luz y para estar juntos mientras continÚa la contingencia. >> saluda. >> estamos bien, estamos juntos, son situaciones de las que ellos aprendan a pesar de su corta edad. pedro: omar castillo saliÓ a caminar para ver el impacto y tuvo una larga noche. >> pasÉ con miedo porque se empezÓ a mover la casa y el agua no paraba de caer, estaba horrible. el agua empezÓ a subir. pedro: miguel cruz concuerda con esa descripciÓn. >> el viento fue intenso, la casa se movÍa, muy feo. pedro: la empresa de energÍa ha advertido q

. >> nos encontramos en galveston texas donde no muy lejos de a aqu;i lleg;o la tormenta. a mi derecha te muestro a d;onde e est;a el nivel del agua de la valla que se desbordo a este vecindario inundando casas, causando daÑos a los muebles, tormenta que en su llegada produjo r;afagas de mÁs de 90 millas por hora y le cort;o la energ;ia a m;as de 400,000 clientes, tanto residenciales como comerciales, mientras la tormenta bombardeaban la costa de texas. meteor;ologos tem;ian fuertes lluvias en texas y l luisiana. la lluvia es muy ligera en este momento, va y viene, en es zona residencial todavÍa hay daÑos a causa de la acumulaciÓn de agua. spuede apreciar a mi derechc;omo se han elevado los niveles en esta zona residencial en particular. puedo mencionar de tambiÉn que el gobernador de texas declar;o el condado de galveston y otros 16 como zona de desastre. se espera que la ahora tormenta causa inundaciones a la regi;on entre seis hasta 12 pulgadas por la lluvia, y a medida que avanza por el noreste. debo mencionar que en las escuelas, colegios y univerdades han sido

lluvias sobre houston, sobre galveston y a partir del martes la lluvia en luisiana. lo que podrÍa dar acumulados altÍsimos. 3 a 5 pies de altura y como os digo, los acumulados 12 pulgadas en el norte de houston, 12 pulgadas en la zona de nueva orleans, lo que puede provocar esas inundaciones repentinas. durante los Últimos aÑos hemos visto muchos episodios. hay dos dÍas de "memorial day" y uno de 4 de julio que nos han dejado 17 pulgadas de lluvia. casi cinco pulgadas en 2019. en 2018, el terrible 2017 con acumulados de siete pulgadas en un dÍa con el huracÁn harry. es importante, en houston se inunda fÁcilmente, evitar esos rÍos, esos riachuelos. tenemos un suelo bastante saturado, toda esa agua fÁcilmente podrÁ moverse por el piso y hasta que no alcance por ejemplo la valla de galveston no se irÁ. las inundaciones pueden ser terribles martes y miÉrcoles. pamela: muy preocupante esa acumulaciÓn de las lluvias. estaremos muy pendientes. vamos a pasar a otra noticia. los mexicanos deberÍan volver a sus granjas. fue el insulto racista que le gritÓ una m

flood advisory don't affect, flash flood warning from the freeport area towards galveston. i'm sure we will see houston in a flash flood warning and all along lake charles because the ground is saturated from idaho so anymore rain is not a good situation and if you look at the track it is going to sit and spin for the next several days and not moving very quickly at also the legacy of the storm is going to be heavy rainfall event. we will see the potential for storm surge and gusty wind but it will be the rainfall that could be the potential catastrophic damage and it is going to move there is that were hit hard by i know just a couple of weeks ago. the forecast radar will show you the potential for heavy rain today, thursday and friday so additional rainfall, look at louisiana, this area was hit just a couple weeks ago from it almost category 5 storm so that is my concern in texas, louisiana, we have to watch you and the threat for tornadoes, these tropical tornadoes and louisiana is already an area that has had catastrophic damage so this is not a good news situation at a

a man in galveston. he said self defense, a jury believed that in galveston. but when he found out the case was going to be reopened against kathy durst, the jury has now conclusively determined beyond a reasonable doubt he went to california not to spend christmas with his good friend susan berman but to murder her. he was convicted of first degree murder, elimination of a witness, and also lying in wait. all because you don't have to prove motive, theory was he thought that susan was about to talk to authorities because it is believed she knew that he had murdered kathy durst. he has never been charged in that case. life without possibility of parole. there's no wiggle room because of special circumstances. sentencing will be october 18th. >> jean casarez, thank you so much for that. >>> still to come. flying fists at a restaurant in new york. violence breaking out over a vaccine mandate. >>> plus, a professor takes matters into his own hands to stop the spread of covid on campuses. why he is calling o

alan: gracias por informarnos desde galveston. albert: hasta acÁ llegÓ el agua de ese sistema tropical, las bandas de lluvia llegan a panamÁ city es que en toda la zona luzÓn a donde va seguir lloviendo igual que mississippi y alabama, algunos acumulados hasta seis pulgadas, siete en la zona nueva orleans, en alejandrÍa, seguiremos viendo llover en esa regiÓn hasta ocho pulgadas se pueden acumular, asÍ que riesgo inundaciones es elevado en toda esta Área, desde luisiana, pasando por alabama, mississippi y el panhandle es de la florida, no podemos bajar la guardia porque las inundaciones son las causas principales de muerte. alan: no ha parado de llover en varias semanas. >> gracias querido albert por ese reporte. se conocen detalles de rescate dos niÑos inmigrantes cerca de rÍo grandetexas, aa travÉs de un comunicado agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que harÁn que la pequeÑa de dos aÑos y el bebÉ tan sÓlo tres meses son hermanos y de nacionalidad hondureÑa, los menores no requieren atenciÓn mÉdica ya fueron llev

here is a live look now at galveston, texas where you can see it is raining this morning. mike joins us now with a closer look at what nicholas has in store. mike: here is a look at the latest radar. you can see some of the feeder bands moving inland, some of those crossing the rio grande and heading into the northern part of x ago. the heaviest stuff is still offshore, which is usually the case with a hurricane. the heaviest rain is going to be into the north and northeast quadrant. that means the most dangerous part of the storm is going to remain out over the golf until -- gulf until they get a little deeper into the forecast track. the biggest issue is the inland flooding and the possible surge. when it starts to come ashore, it puts houston and galveston in that north and northeast quadrant heading toward tonight and into tomorrow, when the chance of flooding is going to ramp up rather rapidly for those folks. hopefully, before they go to bed, they are prepared for that. as you can see, there is a possibility of at least 5-10 inches of rain. not only from galveston th

an area called the strand in galveston. rain combined with storm surge more than enough to put the streets under water now. we don't know how long it will take to drain, and that's why officials are urging everyone, please stay off the roads as long as possible. reports of trees and downed power lines in and around this entire region and we noted the winds will carry their way through southeast texas into louisiana by end of today. hoda? >> morgan, thank you so much. >>> check in with al and see what the storm's doing now. these folks do not need this. >> sure don't, guys. unfortunately, it continues. flash flood watches and warnings for 10 million people. this rain is falling at the rate of 2 to 4 inches per hour. the latest on nicholas right now, a tropical storm, but still bringing big problems and headaches. it's 30 miles south-southwest of houston, texas. 70 mile-per-hour winds north-northeast moving at nine miles per hour. intensified overnight. the last five of six hurricanes rapidly intensified. with nicholas, that

a live look at galveston, texas nicholas makes landfall overnight. ainsley: system a tropical after tipping over gas station awning. people along the gulf coast are bracing for potentially life threatening floods after they got hit with ida already. brian: wow, president biden approving emergency declaration for louisiana as more than 450,000 people are already without power. janice dean all over this with the fox weather forecast. hey, janice. janice: that's the terrible part of the story even though it made landfall across texas, guess who is getting the worst of the storm? louisiana. that was affected by ida almost a category 5 just a couple weeks ago. winds around the galveston area even into houston at least 40 miles per hour. so the system even though they have downgraded to a tropical storm it doesn't matter. the legacy is going to be the same. it's going to be heavy rainfall. flash flooding. so we have flash flood warnings in effect around the galveston, texas area. and look at louisiana for all of these areas that were hard hit by ida in tow

who came to the woman's rescue was then also attacked by the man 29 year old man from galveston was arrested following the incident. his mental health currently being assessed. prosecutors are also looking into whether the attack was motivated by islamists ideology. following the incident, the austrian chance was that all efforts should be taken to stop a new margaret simplex b, as in, were absolutely convinced that the people living afghanistan should be cared for in the neighboring countries and points where these people set out for europe. while the council slammed a new greek migration law that would limit the activities of jose picking up from migrants in the agency since the height of the migrant crisis in 2015. and jo work is using boats and ships have been accused by athens of helping so say the legal migration in degrees. we support our national guard and configure the duties, but they can give you some to the glued together with the nation. so we're in but don't, percy posed is also a full respect, figure national sherman to deal with having been actually for corporate with us. but

it's fascinating his parents came in through ellis island of the left which is galveston texas. it is a narrative that runs through his story and there are many surprises. i don't want to give a lot away. the first paragraph of part three when he returns, he escapes in october 1948 and returns to the soviet union and i wrote this which i think maybe is kind of an answer to your question. he's lived a lie about his past and family and work and after escaping the stresses he may have hoped for a new start but when he returned to moscow he found only a twisted fearful culture and propaganda prejudice namely against jews and americans as "the new york times" correspondent wrote anyone coming to russia at this time must bear in mind the paradox that has become the most reactionary power on earth. so in america he was walking on egg shells in terms of anti-semitism and anti-communism and then when he returned to russia there was a horrifying period of anti-semitism that he walked right into and in that chapter of the book it goes into that a bit but anyhow, i could go on and on. it's

the idea is that because of galveston is the grave out of empires. that means that this result was inevitable because ive galveston has always been this way when we see cliches like this circulating it's, it's actually symptomatic of a deeper problem that we failed to understand the region. we failed to understand its people's history, and that goes a long way to explaining why the u. s. mission and council actually failed so badly . ah, for the taliban back in the spotlight and with a group on carbon after 2 decades in the african hinterlands. the past few weeks have put their media be it in the off con capital where the government has been brought together or in the custody capital of doha. from where the taliban continue to hold talk with the united states and other nations. the group is clearly making an effort with holly presents itself to a watching public. the taliban on india logically is not that different than the taliban in the ninety's? i don't think we've seen fundamental changes. we've perhaps seen changes in the way they dress themselv

and nobody wants to see innocent life taken and the americans have left us galveston. they came because of their own goals and humiliated my country. america is not achieved. anything in africa on america has failed in afghanistan. and it has made our people miserable. well, let's discuss this issue in depth and joining us live as an option returns a host of going underground and host of a program done the years. he's spoken to many, many guests on this issue. you'll have your own views as well. that's why i really want to get into this with you option and perhaps big picture 1st. we've seen so much turmoil in the galveston. what are the long term repercussions? what's? what's going to be the end result of western trips, quitting the country and leaving it in the hands of the taliban? do you think that is the question probably that we have said by the super bowl of this new century. but that horrific testimony by a survivor of the commodity family from the drone strike, by nature forces is a testament to the fact that the war is not over the forever was forever war, de

oh, i enough. galveston, a taliban government takes shape and talks begin to reopen cobbles international airport. ah, hello and barbara. so are you watching al jazeera life from london also coming up? an emergency called for gamma stones, hospitals with a warning they could soon run out of medical supplies, resisting the taliban, the mountainous region north of kabul, which is refusing to give in to the armed group and the areas of the northeastern new west, submerged by the remains of harwick and ida, more than 20 people have been confirmed that ah hello, thank you for joining us. we begin the program in afghanistan. we're just days after the final us troops left the country. the taliban is expected to soon announce the formation of a new government. what forms that administration takes could define the way the country's new holder is engage with the world that you could. government says it has no plans to recognize the taliban government, but is ready to engage directly with the group. foreign secretary dominic rob was speaking in doha, after talks with catherine foreign minister, also

the taliban argument essentially is the person that is the un representative of, of, of galveston has no credibility. because the person who appointed him the former president of kinda thought fled the country resigned and his government collapsed. he's no longer recognized as the legitimate president of, of got to started. any appointment that he made is now now and void nevertheless, recognizing the taliban now might send all the messages because the international community had come together in their appeal to the taliban to make any government that they form that they announced to be inclusive. the taliban chose to chose to ignore those appeals. the guns that they announced was packed with terror released individuals and hard line islamist. no women in it, hardly any representatives of minorities. there is also the fact that if the, if the taliban is representative, is announced to quickly, barely a month since they took over. again, i thought it may send the wrong message to the other millicent, fractions of the world. but if you take over a country with violence law, violence off

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i believe this is in galveston. the storm has knocked out electricity for hundreds of thousands of people on the gulf coast on the heels of the disastrous hurricane ida. mark is more is on the ground -- markus moore is on the ground in houston. >> we have been asked peering on and off -- experiencing on-and-off periods of rain and wind. you can see the wind blowing and the rain falling as well and in the distance the trees are waving in the strong wind as it comes through. hurricane nicholas arriving as a category 1. the real concern that officials had was the threat of dangerous flash flooding and that has not changed. as we are seeing, the wind is continuing to blow and there are real concerns about what that could mean on the roadways. houston's mayor urged people to get off of the streets by sundown and stay there over the night and overnight as we watch to see what hurricane nicholas does to the texas gulf coast. reggie: that was marcus reporting. giant stucco is engraved -- sequoias in grave danger. california

take her in. galveston has posed a challenge for the central asian region and also russia and facing of any potential threats. is it key focus of military drills now on the way in the nation of carrying on? also is constantino coughing that for us. the cloud. while the military exercises been crickets down, have officially kicked off a show of force been displayed by famous rocket artillery launcher, is the famous grab and elsewhere. the training facility. troops have also engaged in active shooting. and these are well under way. now, these workings are stage of annual leave. this year, they're common to the backdrop of the disaster. it's us redraw from, again, it's dan which is by the way, not far from here and as the how the bond is still trying to establish itself as the new government and cobble neighboring countries. namely, good than that you could stand this biggest down as well as russia. their main military ally are weary of uncontrolled militants for extreme as might take advantage of the situation and cause trouble in the military and political situation in collective secu

we show at, fortunately, going back to f. galveston is not an option. now that the taliban has taken over, it's extremely difficult to go back. it's not my wish to go back. i want to settle down in one of the european countries and prepare for paris 2024. i don't think the taliban will ever respect and value the parent and pins or facilitate or support parent pins in any shape or form. i don't think the future is going to look good for parent and parents in galveston that we have seen from the past. how the taliban have treated women sports, they have no respect value for women in sports. now my wishes to help the 1000 of disabled people in africanist on, especially the pearl empties to bring them to safety. i would like to start foundation to help i receive support from the international community. it will enable me to help other per lincolnton. i've got his don and he will enable them to compete with international level. well christian is continuing under the taliban earlier in the week it agreed to send the african team to play australia and one of t

ah, the 1st batch of 8 lands in galveston as cobbled airport reopens for commercial flights. ah, i'm robot this and this is all alive from dell ha. also coming up, assessing the damage in the us to clean up off to how to can ida is complicated by problems with housing and infrastructure. reservoirs dry off is.

will defend not just fun shirt, but the whole of galveston and in a moment the silk patch. but she had brought them from what, when decided and we have spoken to both military experts and veterans who served here and have got to start who know the lay of the delay out of the area. and all of them say is that, you know, if i've got a studies, a different planet in terms of combat because of the hostile conditions here, the hostile geography of bad cheer province is in a league of its own. it is even more hostile than, than, than the rest of i've got to start so it may be difficult for the taliban even if they have all of these elements that they inherited from the former regime, from the form of government. all of these weapons, even if the pentagon came out and said that these guys are going to be on their own, because my province the, the resistance that they appealed to washington, they appealed the western powers for help, as stripes to which the pentagon responded. the military operation of galveston is over, so it is doubtful they'll be receiving any, any sort of obvio

start unfortunate enough. galveston, you're george w bush, beginning the whereas as you say the what were the war in terror? and then you had perhaps donald trump at reaching withdrawal agreement with the taliban. that didn't very much free. i think the questions, you know, but obviously you have the george bush administration, in spite of ministration and trump to maintain the american presence there. we just made a miscalculation the beginning that we were going to be able to change. how i, how afghan stan operated. i think the president bush, when he went in there and we went after okay to after 911. i don't think that there's much doubt that that was the right thing to do. we had to take out of it and we did. but as it turns out, i don't think we made a very good decision because we are optimistic that we could change how the country was operated, not just frankly, turned out to be dead wrong. i think the taking out of al qaeda was important and that was the right thing to do. in retrospect, we spent a lot of american lives in american money on something that turned out to be com

and if galveston days after the last us troops left, the us says its food stops, could run out in just a month. with one in 3, afghans facing hunger and the taliban is ordered that banks reopen to help families get food on the table. but the price of patient goods has now skyrocketed in the country for more than a 3rd of the population lives on less than $2.00 a day. please say gung men have of deducted 73 students in northwestern niger area. the children were taken for a secondary school and the remote village of chi ends on foreign state. more than a 1000 students have been kidnapped in northern nigeria since december, only last week or on the 100 children were freed, sung as young as for fidelis. and by following developments from boucher, the kidnapping happened to wednesday morning when gunmen riding on motorcycles have stormed, become a synchronous school kaya, which is in my right to model you said the hometown the state governor and abducted the students. nobody knows where they've been taking to, but people were suspecting that they would have been taken to a very big forest,

said the continuation of aid hinges on how the taliban treats women when the group last through the galveston, a band girls from school and women from university or work. but the taliban says it will treat women fairly based on his slimy law. will you a secretary of state anthony blanket and defense secretary lloyd austin, have made the mayor of catherine bow, half a high level talks. galveston blinking at lloyd and a mere shake. coming been how much funny discuss the ongoing efforts to evacuate remaining us citizens from afghanistan earlier blinking release of statement, thanking catherine for supporting the us lead evacuation operation. and officials have confirmed that the u. s. has facilitated the 1st safe departure as of for americans via an overland route from afghanistan. live now to our white house correspondent to kimberly how kid. kimberly, what is the by the ministration hoping to achieve by having the secretaries of both state and defense in katherine right now? well, this is an administration that is still grappling with the aftermath of that botched evacuation that resulted in n

a jury believed that in galveston. but then he found out the case was actually going to be reopened against kathy durst. and the jury has now conclusively determined beyond a reasonable doubt that durst went to california not to spend christmas 2000 with his good friend susan berman, but to murder her. and he was convicted of first-degree murder, elimination of a witness, and also lying in wait. all because, and you don't have to prove motive, but the theory was that he thought that susan was about to talk to authorities because it's believed that she knew that he had murdered kathy durst. he's never been charged in that case. the penalty here is life without the possibility of parole. there's really no wiggle room because of those special circumstances. sentencing will be october 18th. >> all right. thanks to jean for that. durst's conviction comes six years after a remarkable hbo documentary series, "the jinx," in which the filmakes were able to connect him to an anonymous note that had directed police to susan berma

because as we're seeing the caloric situation. galveston is terrible as a to could, could help. of course, a lot of that was terminated when the taliban took control. but at this point, what do you think or how do you think the international community could put pressure on the taliban? better national community had leverage but a lot of those opportunities in the past, but there is a still much to be done. bowie directions on 8th, 2 civilians. national community is making another mistake. people are really suffering. and i just saw on your show on your report now to the again and terms of health access and and on other facilities including food and shoulder but like directions or sanctions on aids distribution to civilians is not the proper way off for sure. i've been taught about one don't can about when you give to up on people or you not. 21 cares about them. those sanctions should be taught. one of the national communities still have been leverage to not of them. i've told one of the government, there are terrorist groups from atlanta on one people's eyes. they should be tre