Aftermath of hurricane ida. Welcome to our viewers on Pbs America and around the globe. Americas longest war is over. The last us troops were flown out of Kabul Airportjust a few hours ago concluding an operation which 120,000 people were evacuated from kabul. I just want to shower you this picture first of all. Posted on twitter it is the very last soldier to step aboard to the final plane out of the country, posted by the 18 airborne corps. A rapid response corps. And in his place, comes at this. This is the reality now. Taliban soldiers already in charge of the airport surveying the equipment Left Behind after a frantic few weeks and just stating, and i paraphrase here, no problems, no battle for the airport, they said no blood spilt. The upshot of this is that hundreds of americans and thousands of afghans have been Left Behind to face an uncertain and dangerous future. General Kenneth Mckenzie announced that the us withdrawal from afghanistan was over. And in the last couple of ho
Were among the dead. Lost ten persons include my daughter who was dead. Two years old, she was two years old. The aftermath of Hurricane Ida the waters are rising in the southern us, as the power was knocked out in New Orleans, and people survey the damage. The end of the road for Leaded Petrol. Environmental campaigners welcome the the elimination of the toxic fuel. Live from our studio in singapore. This is bbc news. Its newsday. Its six in the morning in singapore, six in the evening in washington and 2. 30 in the morning In Kabul. Americas longest war is over. A us Military Aircraft carried the last american troops out of afghanistan early on tuesday. More than 120,000 people have been moved from kabul. Now hundreds of americans and thousands of afghans left behind face an uncertain and dangerous future. General Kenneth Mckenzie of us Central Command announced that the us withdrawal from afghanistan was complete. Tonights withdrawal signifies both the end of the Military Component
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south east corner, then behind it we should see some sunshine. it will be when you everyone with showers in the north of scotland. in the sunshine, 18 degrees. but unfortunately the weekend looks very unsettled with low pressure staying with us. we see that anchored into scotland but it is the low to the south west which will bring heavy rain for a time on saturday. subject to change potentially, but if you start off relatively dry on saturday, the chances are it will not last as the wet and windy weather pushes a steadily northwards. the winds will see wind in excess of a0 to 50 mph on saturday. stronger winds again potentially on sunday. by saturday afternoon, we will see highs of 16 celsius. as we move into sunday, that low pressure will be sitting into the far north of scotland. the strongest of the winds and the heaviest of the rain through scotland, blustery showers elsewhere, and of course it is the london marathon so it looks like it will be cooler with showers contin