the classroom. why women s rights are a major concern since the withdraw. success tonight. how the afghan women s soccer team made it to london. here s greg palkot. a big win for the afghan women s youth development soccer team, the girls, many in their teens and coaches and family, 130 and all, arriving recently in a london area airport, happy and grateful as their lives are threatened by the harsh taliban rulers. a former soccer captain helping to call the plays. some of the family members were killed ohher take bin the taliban so the danger and the distress high. the departure of u.s. troops, getting them out was not easy. they were bought from harat, they hid out in dangerous kabul and smuggled across the border to pakistan, beaten all the way, a lot of this taking a lot of coordination and funding. we have a position where we can do something about it.
major concern since the u.s. military withdrawal, we have a success story tonight. we look at how the afghan women s soccer team has made it to london, here is a senior foreign correspondent greg palkot. a big win for the youth soccer team, the girls plus coaches and family, 130 in all arriving recently in a london airport. a former afghan women s soccer captain helping called the plays. some other family members were killed or taken by the taliban so the danger and the distress was very high. after the departure of u.s. troops getting them out was not easy, they hid out in dangerous kabul, then were smuggled across the border to pakistan. all this taking a lot of coordination and funding. we have a position where we
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nation building versus killing terrorists. but can you do that? the afghanistan reporter for the wall street journal, good to see you. you ve published an extraordinary memoir of your four years in afghanistan. one thing you note is how much more dangerous kabul has become, the capital, just in the time you lived there. give us some sense of that. when i first came, it was 2012. and that was the end of the u.s. military surge. kabul was still a place where big companies and embassies that have parties and gatherings, and you would see cars line up in the streets. there wasn t great concern about security. as troops began to pull out, the taliban advanced and filled the spaces, because the afghan forces weren t prepared to fill that gap. and so gradually security