veteran andy reid ending that report _ future. veteran andy reid ending that report by _ future.rt by ed thomas. - let's speak to secunder kermani our correspondent in the afghan capital, kabul. just a few minutes ago we saw lyse doucet�*s report and the taliban parading around the airport. the big question is, can they make the transition from insurgents to a government?— transition from insurgents to a government? transition from insurgents to a rovernment? . �*, ., , , government? that's absolutely right. the taliban do _ government? that's absolutely right. the taliban do have _ government? that's absolutely right. the taliban do have experience - government? that's absolutely right. the taliban do have experience of. the taliban do have experience of being in power before but back in the 1990s only a handful of countries recognise their regime and many here have terrible memories of it with its brutal interpretation of shari law and its sweeping restrictions preventing women from getting an education and from working. in recent years they have implemented a kind of shadow sy

that was armed forces veteran andy reid ending that report by ed thomas.oday's news, let's go live to the afghan capital and our correspondence secunder kermani. how do you see the challenge for the taliban of trying to form some kind of stable government? the taliban of trying to form some kind of stable government?— taliban of trying to form some kind of stable government? the taliban do have some experience _ of stable government? the taliban do have some experience of— of stable government? the taliban do have some experience of being - of stable government? the taliban do have some experience of being in - have some experience of being in power but back in the 19905 only a handful of countries around the world recognised their regime, whilst here are many people have terrible memories of that time, the sweeping restrictions preventing women from working and getting an education, for example. the taliban leadership today says things will be very different, but many here are 5ceptical of those a55urance5, particularly in big cities like kabul where ther

kansas city's andy reid and teammate, jimmy garoppolo. >> it was awesome. we kind of saw it coming. watched trent the whole time. he made a beautiful pass out there. it was really cool. >> he looked very poised, composed. and he had a nice play on the firecracker there. >> this is the kind of moment you dream of, scoring your first touchdown. even though it's preseason, it's pretty cool. my teammates were so excited for me, for trent making that play. it was for sure a special moment. >> i thought he had a good first day. it wasn't perfect. until he's perfect, we're going to keep working on it. chris: abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion, it almost makes you want to take those fake helmets and put it on my head. dion: maybe for tonight's newscast at 11:00. thanks. just ahead, an opportunity for achievement. an east bay move -- dion: tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, the east bay is home to the largest number of afghan americans in the country. the push to get their loved ones visas as their situation in afghanistan deteriorates. and families are spending a record amount

in 2009, andy reid stepped on an improvised explosive device on patrol in afghanistan. have had a taste of freedom and seen what it can look like, what democracy can look like. i think they will want that for the future. just look like. i think they will want that for the future.— look like. i think they will want that for the future. just before we finish this hour, _ that for the future. just before we finish this hour, little _ that for the future. just before we finish this hour, little bit - that for the future. just before we finish this hour, little bit of i that for the future. just before we finish this hour, little bit of an i finish this hour, little bit of an update on the paralympics for you. for athletes taking part the event will be the pinnacle of their sporting careers and for thousands of others it will be a motivation. a senegalese athlete is determined to represent his country one day. hand cycling as his chosen sport and he has been telling the bbc how it helped him rebuild his life after a devastating accident. speed, endurance and freedom of movem