there are no drone strikes that happen down in balochistan, no individuals captured down in balochistan. that is where the taliban's senior leadership is located. if one is to really get serious about this, then one has to take into consideration, a, why has little been done and, b or two, what are the implications of continuing to do virtually nothing about this? so i can leave this to others to solve, but i wanted to get the threat and the reality on the table which is this is, there is a very serious pakistan issue here. >> [inaudible] >> i'm sorry. >> i add -- >> pakistan and india -- >> sure. can i add two thoughts to that. i think we should at least entertain the hope that pakistan will recognize that it's in its interests to do more than it has ever done before for a very simple reason. now that there is a realistic prospect that the united states might leave, it could end up leaving behind an afghanistan that becomes a sanctuary actually for terrorist groups that are as much anti-pakistan as they are anti-afghanistan and anti-united states. so for the first time, pakistan has to

and some other world news in brief now pakistan's west of province of balochistan has been wronged by a deadly blast four people have been killed and nineteen injured after a bomb a route to a bicycle went off in a busy area in the city of quetta it's not known who carried out that time but the region is known for deadly terror and violence with militants often targeting members of the shia minority. in the u.s. state of california hundreds gathered for another protest over the recent killing over thirteen year old boy by police and. an eighth grader was gunned down last tuesday with seven bullets because he was carrying a replica of an assault rifle protests and demanded the officer responsible of all their tryna be brought to justice and called for a transparent investigation. up next on a boy who is joined by this year's nobel peace prize winner to examine the issues surrounding the destruction of syria's chemical weapons stay with us. the office of civil rights in the city of seattle washington has told city employees that certain terms may not be used in official emails and discu

explosive devices planted on the tracks went off as the train approached it approached a station in balochistan province it's not clear who carried around that time by the areas known to be home to several insurgent groups including the taliban. the international community has finally agreed on the dates for the long awaited peace conference on syria the talks are scheduled to start on the twenty third of november where the assad government are willing to take part in a while certain rebel groups on the ground are refusing to join the negotiations and are instead stepping up at targets on loyalist forces at least associate people have been killed in a suicide truck bombing and on a checkpoint outside the syrian city of hama despite an army installation being the target of most of the dead were civilians and as a policy of reports now even journalists are in the crosshairs of the opposition fight. these pictures were long time coming syria's state t.v. hit quarters in flames the attack occurred just hours after rebel groups were and they'd showered damascus with mortars. you know. i think their

express was traveling to a cancer one a bomb planted on the rail tracks exploded near a station in balochistan the blast damaged at least cultures and cause the train to do you rail. and i'm going to almost special forces commander has defected to the allied group is the first known case of officer switching signs in the country's find against insurgency officials say his son heard about his subordinates on leave and paid others to go sightseeing around on a rate of between supply is taking about thirty guns binoculars night vision goggles and a military vehicle. the court of human rights in strasbourg says it cond may make a ruling in relation to the second world war massacre of polish officers in the soviet union it said it was not able to decide on the fairness or russian investigation into the carolinas and rejected appeals by the victims' relatives let's not get more from lindsey fronds. so what more do we know at this point. but what we've learned so far is that the court has said it does not have the jurisdiction to make a ruling of whether or not russia carried out an effective investi

express was travelling to quetta when a bomb planted on the rail tracks exploded near a station in balochistan and the blast damage at least four coaches and did derail the train. and afghan army special forces commander has defected to a taliban allied group it's the first known case of an officer switching sides in the country's fight against the insurgency official say that he sent some of his subordinates on leave and then paid others to go sightseeing at that moment he then raided the team supplies took about thirty guns binoculars night vision goggles stuff them in a humvee vehicle and tore out of that. all right well a program for protesters spilling onto the streets of bahrain's capital this after the death of an opposition activist they accuse regime forces of killing hussein. who had already been sentenced in absentia to fifteen years in prison for criticizing the government of the gulf country has witnessed a regular demonstrations for more than two years now as the opposition accuses the monarchy of neglecting them. discuss the prospects of the uprising with prominent bahraini acti