ramstein, germany. the u.s. and other world leaders are also grappling with how exactly to deal with the taliban. secretary blinken has said the u.s. will have to watch and evaluate base on the group's actions. but the women of afghanistan aren't waiting. many of them took to the streets this week, protesting the takeover. the taliban may not be the same as it was 20 years ago, but either are afghan women, and they want to make their voices heard. however, the demonstrations overnight were broken up by taliban special forces. meanwhile, we have seen a few planes take off and land at hkia, that's the airport in kabul. the taliban has been evaluating offers from several governments, including the qataris. of course, an operational airport would help the u.s. fulfill its promise to evacuate afghan allies, as well as the 100 or so remaining american citizens who are there and still want to come home. irika. >> sargent: christina, refugees eated fm afghanistan left their lives behind for an uncertain future.