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tonight, there are now chilling new reports about abuses against women and girls. concerns about freedoms gained in the last 20 years will now be lost. president biden and what he said today amid so many questions how u.s. intelligence, how his national security team, how the pentagon did not predict that this would happen so quickly. all day today, the urgent efforts to secure the airport. tonight, ian pannell in kabul, the situation at the airport right now. the taliban guarding the only way in. stephanie ramos with late reporting from the white house. and martha raddatz standing by. also, as we come on the air tonight in this country, the tropical storm slamming into the u.s. today. winds 65 miles per hour, warnings now posted in several states. and the next tropical system now ul earthquake. rob marciano standing by. and matt gutman on the ground in haiti, where the death toll is rising tonight. more than 1,400 lives lost. search and rescue teams looking for sur ....
shooting since 2010. now on bbc news: dateline london with shaun ley. hello and welcome, this is dateline london, the only programme to bring together bbc specialists with foreign correspondence who write from here. it is an outsiders perspective around the uk and the world. as the return of the taliban and other worlds leaders willing to stop it getting worse and andrew cuomo resigns, with me to discuss it are writers for bloomberg and bbc corresponded clive. the taliban are in controljust 45 miles south of kabul, the regional warlords and militia groups to whom the president has turned in afghanistan s hour of need, evidence that his army trained by the now departed americans is inadequate in the fight. one by one provincial capitals have fallen, when you look at the picture in afghanistan the director of national intelligence who worked withjoe biden when he was vice president said was inevitable once the in american troops left it was inevitable, given these evacuat ....
hello and welcome, this is dateline london, the only programme to bring together bbc specialists with foreign correspondence who write from here. it is an outsiders perspective around the uk and the world. as the return of the taliban and other worlds leaders willing to stop it getting worse and andrew cuomo resigns, with me to discuss it are writers for bloomberg and bbc corresponded clive. the taliban are in controljust corresponded clive. the taliban are in control just 45 corresponded clive. the taliban are in controljust 45 miles south of kabul, the regional warlords and militia groups to whom the president has turned in afghanistan s hour of need, evidence that his army trained by the now departed americans is inadequate in the fight. one by one provincial capitals have fallen, when you look at the picture in afghanistan the director of national intelligence who worked withjoe biden when he was vice president said was inevitable once the in american troops left it ....
material on site. ian pannell tracking late developments. and then stephanie ramos on the meeting with the president. back here at home tonight, the deadly school shooting on just the third day of school. the horrific images coming in now from a middle school in albuquerque and what authorities have just revealed. tonight, the track has now shifted. the tropical storm warnings up at this hour. where this system will hit the u.s. and when. and in the east at this hour, the severe storms from virginia, washington, d.c., up through new york. rob marciano timing it all out. the major headline involving new york governor andrew cuomo. the building collpase at a supermarket. reports of people injured. and the news on the legendary singer tony bennett. at the age of 95 what his family has revealed. good evening. it s great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. we have several developing stories. u.s. troops arriving in kabul. and the ....
another metoo moment? with me to discuss that, maria margaronis is a journalist and maker of radio documentaries, especially about greece. stephanie baker writes for bloomberg, the us media group. with me in the studio, bbc presenter and foreign correspondent, clive myrie. good to have you with me clive and stephanie and maria. lovely to see you both again. now. now. the taliban are now in control in logar province, just 45 miles south of kabul, the capital. it is to the regional warlords and militia groups that president ashraf ghani has turned in afghanistan s hour of need. evidence that his army 300 soldiers, trained and equipped by the now departed americans and their allies is inadequate to the fight against the taliban. one by one provincial capitals have fallen. clive, when we look at the picture 234 afghanistan. james used to be the director of national intelligence and worked withjoe biden in the white house, said today it was inevitable. once the american ....