is no longer afghanistan kate also coming up.

spokesperson for the taliban says they will continue to fight to put an end to the total occupation of afghanistan. kate? >> hans nichols at the white house, thank you. >>> breaking news off the coast of georgia. crews are trapped inside a massive capsized cargo ship. rescue crews are being kept off the vessel because it's just too dangerous. sarah harman has details. >> reporter: nightmare at sea, four people still admission after this cargo ship overturned off the coast of georgia. tonight, the coast guard says it's too dangerous to keep looking for them. >> once salvage professionals have determined the vessel to be stable, we will identify the best options to continue our rescue efforts for the four crew members who remain on board. >> reporter: the golden ray on fire and listing heavily put out a distress call just before 2:00 a.m., prompting the coast guard to issue an urgent bulletin. >> all stations, all stations, united states coast guard. coast guard received a report of a cargo ship vessel golden ray capsized with 23 persons onboard. >> 20 were rescued overnight. the vessel had just left port

kate snow, nbc news, new york >>> another u.s. service member was killed in afghanistan today. details are being withheld pending notification of the family this was the 17th american killed in combat in afghanistan this year, the highest number since 2014 >>> up next tonight, new troubles for nfl super star antonio brown. a day after his debut with the new england patriots a second woman now coming forward accusing him of sexual misconduct as his extrainer brought her account to the nfl today. here is nbc's miguel almaguer with more. >> reporter: fresh off his breakout game with the patriots, today antonio brown is making troubling headlines off the field again with his former trainer gymnast brittany taylor meeting today with the nfl to discuss a rape allegation, nbc news confirms a second woman hired by brown in 2014 to paint a portrait in his home is also accusing the wide receiver of sexual misconduct, first reported by "sports illustrated. >> she turned around in the middle of painting a wall in his house, he was naked with a hand towel covering his genitals. >> reporter:

afghanistan peace process for a. so without further ado let's first hear from kate. >> thank you scott. we are so grateful to to more, america, and johnny for bringing their expertise to this. i would like to pick up on a few points that were raised and also say a bit more about our other key recommendations from the report. the report answers two main questions, first, how should u.s. policy makers think of the reintegration of ex combatants in afghanistan in the current and firemen of an ongoing insurgency. and second, how should they think about reintegration in a future, hypothetical scenario where there may be hopefully a peace agreement between the afghan government in the taliban. so to answer the first question of the current environment of insurgency, we can look at the track record of those reintegration programs that were implemented from 2003 to 2016 as scott mentioned during that time there are some program in place two of those programs were targeting state aligned militias and illegal armed groups. and that was somewhat of a different context because those are implemented

afghanistan peace process for us. without further adieu, let's first hear from kate. >> thank you, scott. we're so grateful to you for taking the time and bringing your expertise to this discussion. i'd like to pick up on a few points that mr. sopka raised. the report answers two main questions, first, how should u.s. policymakers think about the reintegration of excombatants in afghanistan in the current environment and second how should they think about reintegration in a future hypothetical scenario where there may be a peace agreement between the afghan government and the taliban. to answer the first question of the current environment of insurgency, we can look at the track records of the programs that were implemented. during that time, there was some program in place. two of those programs were targeting state-aligned militias and that was somewhat of a different context because those were implemented in the wake of the bonn agreement of 2001. but the second two programs were pts and aprp. those were targeting taliban insurgents. those were -- and they were undertaken, obviously, d

kate. thank you so much for joining me. president trump planted and now says he canceled it with the gathering he hoped for bringing afghanistan's leaders and the leaders of the taliban to camp david. now we have learned two of the president's closest advisers including vice president mike pence objected to the whole thing. both pence and national security adviser john bolton disagreed in holding talks with the tall been at camp david days before the anniversary of the september 11th attacks but president trump overruled them and then this weekend he changed his mind blaming a suicide attack the taliban claimed credit for that killed an american soldier and 11 others in kabul announcing it on twitter which came as a shock to even the people involved in the negotiations. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle quickly condemned the plan. >> the whole thing doesn't quite make sense to me and it is just another example of the president treating foreign policy like it's some kind of game show. this isn't a game show. these are terrorists. >> negotiations between nation states can happen there but a terrorist organization that doesn't r

kate. thank you so much for joining me. president trump planted and now says he canceled it with the gathering he hoped for bringing afghanistan'sf the taliban to camp david. now we have learned two of the president's closest advisers including vice president mike pence objected to the whole thing. both pence and national security adviser john bolton disagreed in holding talkwi

kate camp david. is almost always the case that you don't get to negotiate with good guys. >> the meetings have a canceled after they took credit for tax in afghanistan last week including two suicide bennett bombings in kabul >>> the chinese community has been very vocal about rising crimes against asians. city leaders say information shows burglaries and robberies in the chinese community being up. this emphasis go chronicle reports asian specific community members are less often crime victims then other racial groups. this emphasis go police department says the african- american community is disproportionately targeted more often in aggravated assault and sexual assault cases than the overall population. >>> one community group is kicking off transit week for calling faster services. meaning that rideshare services will not have to wait more than 30 minutes for a ride. remembered this group is meeting in about an hour. >>> i am here at the meeting stop where one of the spots for today's event. we saw members of that community group meeting here. they are meeting at the seven disc abortive supervisors. one of the main things there calling for today