or eyes have command my guess is given that it's at bagram again this is just pure speculation on my part is that this is probably a facility for high value person first foreign fighters people that are being detained moving across the border from pakistan or coming down from central asia or people who are part of the hakani network or other high value individuals the average taliban fighters by and large being held by the afghan national police and by the afghan justice ministry in afghan prisons and as we've seen in recent months those afghan prisons are very secure and doing a very good job of keeping people who have been captured captured. every cent jailbreak i forget how many how many months ago we were going to try to basically tunnel under the prison which is an amazing feat not only of engineering but also. well they've managed to do it under everybody's nose so why but i think you know that's the other thing about a lot of americans have to remember too is that there are more prisons it's not just bob graham there are many presidents right across afghanistan and maybe they

take them to guantanamo bagram or some other torture chamber and. extract some information out of them we know what that was like describe it obama's cause is just kill. killing them all over the world now is targeted assassination camp and you want to kidnap them and torture him just kill him. the blood necessitates it was a case in point it's hard to remember but there used to be a system of justice in the west which said that a person is a suspect until he's proven guilty of until then he's a suspect he's innocent until proven guilty well that's gone now you just kill him if you think they're guilty so he was apprehended. no resistance he was alone with his wife but the feds nothing. highly trained commandos could certainly have apprehended him and they didn't they were under orders to murder him and then toss his body into the ocean acts that are almost designed such a way as to increase her and. hatred throughout the muslim world and when anybody has got their eyes open you talk about the obama administration and how the us actually is right no

union there what does it mean it mean that there was a some kind of big scientific technological bagram or the quantum itself could not produce which may be consumed by the ordinary people state need something like of the space shuttle a space. rocket can be produced but not for the order of people but there was a reserve there was resources but there were no demand. next to the market the quantum in which is based on the democracy so everybody is able to go to the shop and to buy a computer unfortunately there will be no computer above the demand is existing and i believe there at the next stage of development of the market economy in the russia the which will create this institutional framework for the you know weight of a quantum which will create the eco system for that in the way they were going to me and to make a long shorter book to convience that in the russia in next five ten to us would have absolutely real chances to create more than twenty twenty first century in the weight of a quantum over the world stoner's says. of the russian corporation for nanotechnologies national s

this was the scene at bagram airbase outside kabul. [ "taps" ]. >> while soldiers paused to reflect atr, there was a reminder that the battle is not over. cnn's richelle carey is in the studio with that and the day's other top stories. hello, richelle. >> don, thank you. on the eve of the anniversary the taliban showed it can still launch a dangerous attack. a suicide attack overnight on a coalition base in afghanistan, left two civilians dead and as many as 77 nato personnel wounded. most of the injured are americans, but none of the injuries are expected to be life-threatening. militants used a truck, loaded with explosives to carry out that suicide attack. >>> the swedish security service says that it arrested four people overnight suspected of plotting a terror attack. the security service warned islamic terrorism is the country's biggest threat. >>> an official in niger tells cnn saari gadhafi fled to the country, at the same time fighters loyal to the new libyan government are trying to stamp out the last pockets of pro-gadhafi resistance. government forces are regrouping outside

what i have from the investigation we did is the contract signing is the immediate response of the bagram contracting thinner, who reports that the principal assistant responsible in iraq and afghanistan who gets authority for the army acquisition than a practical matter for centcom. where do you fit in that chain? >> the commander of gtt -- commander joint contracng command admiral khalifa is the deputy and has detailed there to operate that. >> is he doing the regional contracting thinner and bagram? >> he owns that. >> he works for me. he's been detailed forward. if i could quickly explain it, the army is the executi agent for contract in the conflict. we had to get the executive agency and it could've been a service, could've been agency. they tried many years toget away from that. because that, the army acquisition mr. denver's boss is the ultimate responsible agent from a contracting standpoint. so the authority and the words of people to operate under the joint contracting command can't be at the army to spend money and so appeals and oversight -- direct oversight, with very few ex

that ongoing role is going to be which is that, yes, there will be a troop drawdown, but i suspect bagram will become a -- that's the main american air base in afghanistan -- i suspect that will become a semipermanent, if not permanent installation. as far as the stability of the afghan state, really it goes back to what i was talking about earlier which is for the afghans to reconstruct that political compact upon which they've had a 200-year history of relative political stability and coherence. they definitely can reconstruct that. the international community can play either an obstructionist or a largely positive role in that, and i think how that's going to turn out is going to largely be dependent on how both the international community and also stakeholders inside afghanistan act in coming years. >> benjamin hopkins is the author of "the making of modern afghanistan." published by palgrave. >> over the next several months, booktv will travel to several universities to talk with professors who have published recent nonfiction books. this month we speak with authors from george washi

what i have from the investigation we did is the contract signing is the immediate response of the bagram contracting thinner, who reports that the principal assistant responsible in iraq and afghanistan who gets authority for the army acquisition than a practical matter for centcom. where do you fit in that chain? >> the commander of gtt -- commander joint contracting command admiral khalifa is the deputy and has detailed there to operate that. >> is he doing the regional contracting thinner and bagram? >> he owns that. >> he works for me. he's been detailed forward. if i could quickly explain it, the army is the executive agent for contract in the conflict. we had to get the executive agency and it could've been a service, could've been agency. they tried many years to get away from that. because that, the army acquisition mr. denver's boss is the ultimate responsible agent from a contracting standpoint. so the authority and the words of people to operate under the joint contracting command can't be at the army to spend money and so appeals and oversight -- direct oversight, with very f

deputy and has detailed there to operate that. >> is he doing th regional contracting thinner and bagram? >> he owns hat. >> he works for me. he's been detailed forward. if i could quickly explain it, the army is the executive agent for contra in the conflict. we had to get the executive agency and it could've been a service, could've been agency. they tried many years to get away from that. because that, the army acquisition mr. denver's boss is the ultimate responsible agent from a contracting standpoint. so the authority and the words of people to operate under the joint contracting command can't be at the army to spend money and so appeals and oversight -- direct oversight, with very few exceptions within afghanistan are the army's responsibility. i'll give you the wiring diagram, sir. >> that is true. oscappointed the army is the executive agency went to my boss. i am actually detailed those authorities for executive agencies and a good organization and provides broad oversight. were admiral khalifa is the head of the contracting officials to work for him. one in afghanistan, one se