5 years after the U.S. left, Afghan allies reflect on life under Taliban rule

Leila Molana-Allen Leila Molana-Allen We're beginning a series of stories on Afghanistan 25 years after the Sept. 11 attacks and the start of the American war there. In our first report, we have a look at the lives of three people and their families and how they are faring five years after the Taliban wrenched control from the U.S.-supported government. Special Correspondent Leila Molana-Allen and videographer Eric O'Connor report. By Abdul Qahar Afghan, Suzan Fraser, Associated Press By Munir Ahmed, Suzan Fraser, Associated Press By Elena Becatoros, Associated Press By Elena Becatoros, Abdul Qahar Afghan, Associated Press Leila Molana-Allen is a roving Special Correspondent for the Newshour, reporting from across the wider Middle East and Africa.

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