question today is how exactly do you get out? just because something is necessary doesn t mean you get to ignore the details of it. an emergency appendectomy, would it matter to you who performed the operation? yes, it would matter to you. but it didn t matter to joe biden, he barely mention the withdrawal today, bite into the necessary thing in the ugliest possible way. you ve been watching television, you ve probably seen this footage that terrified men and sandals clinging to the sides of a c17 as it attempts to leave afghanistan. this is the iconic photo of the moment. the final scene of the american occupation of afghanistan. that means after 20 years and trillions of dollars, readers couldn t manage to pull off an orderly retreat. they couldn t even secure a single runway. and that s the main lesson of the fall, we are led by buffoons. we know that now, they are imposters. everything they touch turns to chaos not just they are but here. these are people who run the amtr
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league season begins. good morning. it is a terrible weekend, weatherwise. low pressure moving in from the west, bringing a bit of rain for some of us, but equally, some sunshine on the cards as well. i will have all the weather details here on bbc breakfast. it s saturday 14 august. our top story: hundreds of people gathered at a candlelit vigil in plymouth last night, to remember the five people killed in thursday s mass shooting. the youngest victim, sophie martin, was just three years old. it comes as an investigation is launched by the police watchdog to understand why the gunman, jake davison, was allowed to take back his confiscated firearm and permit, weeks before the attack. aru na iyengar reports. the youngest face of plymouth s tragedy. sophie martin, just three years old, was out for a walk with her dad leigh when they were both shot dead byjake davison. fix, sad shot dead by jake davison. a sad time for this shot dead by jake davison. a sad time for this part
welcome, everyone. taliban forces meeting little resistance in their rapid advance across afghanistan as fears increase that the capital, kabul, could soon be in their sights. in just a matter of days, the taliban have claimed more than a dozen cities. the militants now controlling half of the country s provincial capitals. the speed of the offensive catching u.s. officials off guard. the pentagon spokesman says afghan forces should have the advantage. what we couldn t predict was the lack of resistance they were going to get from afghan forces on the ground. as you heard the president speak just a couple of days ago, what s really needed is for political and military leadership in afghanistan. no outcome here has to be inevitable. what has been disconcerting to see is there hasn t been that will, that political leadership, the military leadership, and the ability to push back on the taliban as they ve advanced because quite frankly, the afghan forces have all the advan
point we don t know the exact death toll. this video just into cnn shows some of the damage on the island there, buildings collapsed into rubble, streets covered in debris. the prime minister is headed to some of the hardest-hit areas now. this could be a massive test for the new leader that took office after the shocking assassination of the president last month. joining us, patrick ottman, an and allison chinchar. what are you hearing about the impact of the outbreak? reporter: as each hour passes by, we see new harrowing images, new accounts of dead pulled from rubble, seeing images of people being treated in the open air because there s still aftershocks and many buildings collapsed in the earthquake. the prime minister said not only is he going to be traveling to the effected zone, the hardest-hit areas of the peninsula southwest of port-au-prince, he is calling on the government to put all of the haitian government resources into treating the wounded and recovering th