and no sign of vetting at all and jane harman, director and ceo of the wilson center in washington. should u.s. troops stay past this year given the hostility still there, longest war in u.s. history and still so many folks over there hate americans. >> that's true, wolf and they shouldn't. by the way, where's the outrage of the killing of the three doctors, two doctors and one of their sons? where's president karzai's apology after a trillion u.s. dollars and thousands of u.s. lives have been lost trying to save his country? i think it is despicable. where is the outrage of our government at a higher level than a spokesperson? i understand the president is in asia. this is absolutely abhorrent. the risk is if we leave, it is surely possible it goes back to a training ground for the taliban and then we are stuck with the same threats to our -- >> so what was done for the last 12 years, 13 years or so was for naught? >> i help the answer to that is no. abdullah abdullah the front-runner in this election. by the way, why does it take two weeks to count votes? we saw a hugely corrupt e

let's check in with jane harman. >> the photo exhibit on display in new york city approves a smile can happen anywhere from poverty stricken. it is entitled "smile", and has been put together by seven photo agencies, a group of award-winning photo journalists. >> here, street children bathe in the democratic republic of congo, where they access the facilities in exchange for labour. in this 1999 photo, kosovo refugees are reunited. and here a u.s. marine slides down a bannister in saddam hussein's palace in iraq. >> the artist asked people to share photos on social media. she tweeted this: >> the photos have been bruised over a 30-year span, coming centre more than 30 countries, and there are a total of 85. you can learn more about the exhibit at vii. >> straight ahead has technology made the act of reading a book tough. numbers of people would rather have their children study the beatles in school than mozart, bach or beethoven. >> body odours. it used to be a bad thing. you'll have to stay tuned for this one. >> have you tried to sit down and read a book only to find you can't make i

. >> thank you, jane harman. >>> crews are analyzing data from the underwater drones. what happens next? our experts standing by. >>> and why are the parents of the islamic school girls kidn kidnapped by militants accusing their own government of lying? we're going to the west african nation to find out what's going on. if you wear a denture, touch it with your tongue. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. >>> an underwater drone conducts its third search for marilaysia air flight 370. it completed its first full mission today. malaysia's transportation minister says search officials may have to regroup and reconsider if the pan of the ocean floor doesn't pan out but suggests the search would continue in some floor and the us australian ship ocean shield oil was negative for aircraft engine oil and hydraulic aircraft fluid. >>> peter, an aviation analyst and former phish assistant director, thanks for coming in. this first mission they had a prob

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i saw jane harman the other day. i agree with her.hen you get down to the practical matter, what do you do about it? we're obviously not going to put boots on the ground. we can arm ukrainians for giving putin an excuse to come across the border. i don't think we can do energy sanctions for the reasons i said earlier. you could use some financial sanctions, but i think you have a limited tool box. >> so we're going to arm the ukrainian rebels but not the syrian rebels? >> i was just going to say that and i thought you would laugh me off the set. >> when it comes to putin, what is his main game? this is a guy that can be easily profiled because he's been a player so long. you can look at what he's done in the past to figure out what he wants to do in the future. but there are two things driving him. is it money or renationalization? and right now we look at the expansive control that they're trying to take by readjusting borders in crimea and it makes you wonder. as steve points out, that's where all the spider veins are for the natura

jane harman also critical.ou're hearing and i'm sure it's not just in the united states, i'm sure in britain overseas also you're hearing a rising chorus of critiques about this president's foreign policy that he just doesn't seem to have follow through. >> you're hearing it from the establishment. but you've got to counter that with the vast majority of the american electorate that doesn't want this president to be spending time abroad or engaged abroad or using american military assets abroad after more than ten years of war americans are very ready to come back home. and this president realizes that. what he's trying to focus on is getting jobs and growth back here in america. now, he keeps getting drawn off course and maybe as president and commander in chief rather than just letting himself get drawn off course by what happens in ukraine and syria, by events in asia, he should be shaping some of those events. that would mean america being more proactive. as your dad suggested last week, mika, perhaps givin

jane harman, former democratic congresswoman, saying the same thing.hat the president's not being tough enough. nick kristof saying ukrainians will never forgive us if we let them down. a lot of harsh criticism directed at barack obama. is that fair? >> a lot of it is. the general outlines in the administration is right. what's missing is the degree of urgency and intensity. where is pushing exports of oil and gas helping europeans develop their own shale industry. that part is not in play. why not push ahead with more sanctions? why sanction just the largest financial institution? why isn't senator kerry essentially setting up shop in -- i'm sorry. secretary of state kerry. >> why would you target 16 instead of one through fife? what's going on? >> it was to keep this measured. >> the guy is moving eastward towards kiev. how measured does barack obama want to be? >> again, you want to do more there. what the russians are doing is what i would call intervention without invasion. what we're trying to do is keep some of our stuff dry. i think some are ge

. >> jon meacham, you're hearing time and time ago hearing everybody from jane harman to dr.o start asking the ukrainians what weapons they need to defend themselves against russian aggression. to nick kristof saying if we don't do something the ukrainians will never forgive us. people not usually criticizing barack obama echoing what mccain is saying. >> can i give a quick example? i'm sorry, go ahead. >> hey. actually, your microphone had fallen off. it was a slight of hand. i didn't want to talk to meacham. go ahead. >> i'd say vladimir putin understands strength. and for us to say that we wouldn't give them defensive weapons and mres which they are even afraid to fly in on u.s. aircraft that we have to send in on trucks, that staggers my imagination. i find that inconceivable. right after world war ii there was a thing called the berlin blockade. and harry truman went all out and they broke it. the only thing putin understands is a strong, viable alliance that also means everything from economic sanctions, et cetera. and there's one thing i know you already discussed that

. >> jane harman was on last week. she and others, dr.critical of the president saying he's not being tough enough, not going far enough. why doesn't he? why aren't there sanctions on i think jane talked about one of the oil companies would have a significant impact on russia's economy. what are the negative side effects of doing something like that? because if it were this easy, the president would have already done it. >> correct. their strategy is to deter russia. if they go in, they're going to sanction. but if they do that, then putin's going to dig in. believe me, i dealt with the guy. that's going to make him dig in. >> did you ever arm wrestle him bare chested? take your shirts off and arm wrestle? >> no. the congressman, they have a good relationship. he didn't really like me, frankly. >> so he looked deep into your eyes and he did like the soul that he saw? unlike george w. bush. >> he thought i was too interested in freedom and liberty, if you want to know the truth. but back to the president. i mean, this talk of toughness if