i personally have the feeling that abdulla abdulla is the right man for this country. the outcome is totally unclear. it will take a while until we know how the people in afghanistan devoted. it will take at least a month until we have the final outcome. >> whoever wins this vote, what about a bilateral security agreement with the u.s. to keep american troops in the country past 2014? karzai hasn't wanted to do that. what does it look like? >> certainly both of the candidates promised to sign the agreement. it means that it looks very much like the u.s. troops will be here for at least one more decade. that is what they say. i think it's the same for the german troops. they will stay here, as soon as this agreement is signed. so, both of them are very much hoping that the international committee will go on helping with military personnel as well as of money of course. >> u.s. staying in the country. bowe bergdahl, the u.s. soldier who was held for years by the taliban is now back in the u.s.. >> he was transferred to a military hospital where he will undergo further me

. >> and a suicide bombing attack that nearly killed abdulla, abdulla, the candidate expected to win the afghanistan presidential election is a symbolic attack targeting the afghan leader who will immediately sign a security agreement to it allow the troops to stay in afghanistan this year. they feel vulnerable as a result of the prisoner swap by bergdahl. >> what will happen to the five commanders released from gitmo? the detainees are live nothing qatar and can travel freely in the country. amy kellogg is streaming live with more, amy? >> reporter: hi, jenna, media reports said the five detainees that are free are resting and there was a chilling quote from the reclusive leader of the taliban who hasn't been seen since 9/11. this means that the independent of stan tan is here and the shift of high hopes of the afghan people are close to the show. qatar is far cry from gitmo, it is it a country that is striving for influence on the global stage and has the money to do a lot. its relationship with the united states has been up and down, the recent statement department report said qat

the suicide rally was targeted directly at the car of the presidential candidate abdulla abdulla.y ae convoys was attacked suicide bomber, and fortunately, they were not harmed. theveryone from presidential front runner's entourage was unharmed, but avril passersby were killed, and dozens were wounded. the blast destroyed cars and nearby shop fronts, leaving the streets littered with last and other rubble. >> there were two big back-to-back explosions. when i came out of my house, i saw a lot of wounded victims, and they were taken to the hospital by other people. of the afghanound elections was praised as an unexpected success after the taliban failed to cause major trouble. the security picture, however, looks more challenging ahead of the final runoff, set to take place on june 14. >> let's move onto some business news now. marcus carlson joins me in the studio with rather good news. the u.s. economy appears to have passed a rather important milestone, at least in terms of joblessness. >> yes, indeed. employment is back at pre-recession levels over in the united states. the u.s

abdullah abdulla's powerbase is with the ethnic tragic majority. a bloody conflict between the groups would mark a bloody setback for afghanistan. >> officials say the explorer stuck inside germany's deepest cave could be brought to the surface sooner than later. >> rescuers are inching their way out with the researcher on a stretcher. the last step will mean raising him by hand up and almost vertical ascent. the 52-year-old suffered severe injuries and a rockfall that was nearly two weeks ago. our correspondent on the spot here -- this is just an amazing story we have been following over these past few days. now we know that the rescuers are on standby. do they know already when he will be brought up to light? >> it is amazing, as you say. it is true. this is the first time they have given out a timeframe, at least, within which they plan to have him out of that cave, and that is sometime between 10:00 at night german time and the early morning hours. they do not know exactly, but as soon as he gets out, there is a medical team already standing by

. >> george and -- jordan's king abdulla called for a political solution to the crisis. the german president called for more aid. sudanese authorities have rearrested a christian woman previously sentenced to death for converting from islam. >> she was detained as she and her husband were apparently trying to board a plane. the court sentenced her to death last month for giving up islam and becoming a christian. she was released on monday, after the verdict was annulled by a court of appeals. >> the captain and crew members of the south korean ferry that sank earlier this year have appeared in court for the start of their trial. the defendants are facing charges ranging from negligence the homicide. if found guilty, the captain and three other crew members could get death sentences. nearly 300 people died when the ferry sank in april. any of the victims were students on a school trip. >> in germany, two police officers have gone on trial, charged with causing bodily harm to protesters were years ago. >> at least nine people were injured. one of them seriously. police use

said the shutoff saw a violation of human rights and close inspection revealed it's not just the hot abdulla not paying the bills from corporations not tens of millions of dollars in the red as well but there's little pressure being put on them artes make an opus has the story. it is one of the most essential elements of life. americans enjoy some of the cleanest and most abundant water in the world but what happens when the pipes are turned off and the tap runs dry how am i supposed to wash my child heilman i supposed to shower must fill in the largest american city to ever file for bankruptcy residents are falling behind on their water bills now facing five billion dollars in bad debt the water department is taking drastic measures to plug holes and that means cutting water this is one of those houses that has had its water shut off and you can tell that because the detroit water and sewer department went ahead and painted on the porch that water cut time now they've been doing this more and more frequently to abandoned houses and they are they say going after abandoned houses first in ord

abdulla, traveled to iraq via syria and plow himself up and the martyrdom video he encouraged suicidecans. a leading counter terrorism said the obama white house should take a page from history. >> both taliban, and al-qaeda peninsula benefitted. >> those who supported the swap said they are old men and arrived in qatar after 12 years, but a relative of noori said he plans to fight the americans. >> the track record is strong and fewer detainees going back to the fight. the bush white house train ferred 500 since 2009. in washington, fox news. >>> no triple crown winner this year. tonalist won. and the california chrome passed with more than hundred thousand spectators hoping to see history. but not to be. california chrome finished in fourth place. molly joins us for belmont park. >> it was a lot of excitement and disappointment for the chromees. he is the 13th horse joining twel other horses that won the derby and probingness and couldn't seal the deal in the belmont stakes and get the triple crown. credit with tonalist who crossed the finish line first. it is owned by robert evans.

and afghan presidential candidate abdulla has an audio tape that proves an an official committed fraud they say it's a fake and they have been holding street protests in several cities in support of decision to back out of the election. and he withdrew last week saying the june 14 vote would be illegal. south korean authorities say they captured a fugitive soldier accused of killing five colleagues and caught after he turned the gun on himself and capture end a huge manhunt but tracked him down at the border of north korea and harry faucet has this update from soul. >> after 24 hour standoff it has all ended in pretty dramatic fashion. this man, a 22-year-old serving his two-year service just three months away from his discharge and turns his rifle on himself and shot himself in the torso and they moved in and put him in an ambulance and to the hospital and he is in a hospital somewhere down the coast, the same hospital which some of the soldiers he shot and injured are still being treated, that took place south of the dmz and it's very close to the demille -- military zone and some ki

abdulla abdulla, who i happen to know.ost: just a reminder, we air the entire sunday morning lineup beginning at noon eastern. the question this morning about the revelations of edward snowden, is america better off with those revelations? we are asking the question this morning for the first 45 minutes or so. this is an answer from twitter -- chicago,l is in democrats line. good morning. snowden could have knowed and let americans that there was domestic surveillance. about let the world know our international surveillance. he did not have to do that. he heard america on purpose. you say that he heard america on purpose, how did he do that and what do you think his motivation was? let the world know about international surveillance. he did not stop with the domestic surveillance. he let the world know about our international surveillance. [indiscernible] host: do you think he has done more damage domestically or worldwide? he let the world know what we were doing internationally. thank you for your call. james, good morni

we took their war council and put them back into action. 24 hours after their release, abdulla, there was an assassination against him, somebody we can count on. if you think that is unrelated, you have not been paying attention. you took five four-star generals and said you can go back in the fight. don't worry about them. i'm not saying they're going to come over to broadway and blow up a big building. what i'm trying to say is they are going to take out the city government. no one is safe there. people in afghanistan are worried about it. >> two things here. you have the administration saying every soldier matters. yet, john kerry just saying we don't have that many people there left that would be threatened by these five top taliban officials who will be now released and probably then turn on them. that's what they want to do. they want to die maiming and killing americans. that's not a threat to them. >> absolutely not. plus you've got john kerry saying it's baloney. if those guys get out of line, we'll drone them. then senator dianne feinstein who has seen the intel -- >> you me