it's not a matter of people wanting to sit at home and eat bonn-bonns and watch television.rs don't offer health insurance or they are cutting back on health insurance. this is a good thing that the affordable care act offers it. why is it on this program we want people to have no benefits at all? why is that a good thing to have that out there. >> david: what i don't understand why is the white house bragging? they mandate that health insurers have to cover kids up to 26. they brag about the health insurance kids get up to 26. of course they are. they have to now. >> of course they deny the main argument, david. obamacare is one of the reason why unemployment is at 10%. according to president obama if we gave healthcare coverage to people in their 30, and then things are better. >> david: what about that? flet of full implementation of obamacare stopping employers from hiring folks? >> no, don't think so at all. a healthy worker is a more productive worker. you have to have healthy folks. if they're not going to have health insurance they're less likely to get their conditi

>> when you look at the 2008 bonn report, you can see the next 10 or 20 things on the project. things have changed since 2008. we have other community priorities that have come to the table and they were gone striking a balance. >> the initial dialogue with different part stakeholders, there is a lot of interest in making investments in the environmental infrastructure and irrigation in lakes and these projects -- we will see this as an additional fame as we work with the different neighborhood and community representatives. and mrs. commissioner lis. , priorities change. >> so you will take a second look? i think the only thing i would say is that between now and when we have to decide in 2012, we will confer with savvier minds than mine about taxpayer fatigue and if it is prudent to go with this bond. hopefully after this economic recession we have had, hopefully this will be a good time for us but we should also be mindful of the odds. >> working to the capital planning committee, bonds are scheduled so as not to increase property taxes. >> just in terms of perception. obvio

in fact, the very town where bonn bonhoeffer went to school and studied was one of these headquarters. they allowed a few universities and a few theological fact faculties, humboldt university was one of them. and they had to allow theological faculties because the majority of the people were catholic and reformed, and they had to comply with what was pushed on them. but subvertly they were keeping things going. my wife and i visited a theologian. their daughter was a 14-year-old, and she could never go to university because she was going to confirmation class. they couldn't suppress -- they couldn't suppress the act of worship, but they could keep everything else out. bonhoeffer's adapting to that, and he takes all the passages in scriptures or anywhere else in which jesus is the figure that impels you out into the world, and that's what could happen here. now, whether miller is himself a communist or not, it was approved by the communist authorities. then another sample -- i won't do more of them, but it'll show you a variety -- in south africa, this is bonhoeffer in south africa. w

the construction of a new traffic control tower and the date of that completion is still in jeopardy bonn along other projects end brought the nation in the came to a halt in july because the findings that was restored the work was supposed to be done on friday >> working people's and work on people's lives and have been impacted by this 10th day. when we did have a bill pickett >> the house does pass and other funding expansion extended until january and the cost of closing down a sign >> million of dollars were wasted right the contractor told us it costs $6,000 a day in for the work stoppage we were paying for this caviling and that was put up and was not being used >> it is a backdrop to prisoner obamas job spellbinding ..bill. >> they shut down for two weeks and honesty is yet down any more >> those workers are looking for a permanent funding for the project kopp and they're not sure if they will still be working after january bond. >> and now look at the weather we're expecting mild weather once again today this is a live shot of the golden gate bridge some fog out thereupon, the fo

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morning in hayward she was last seen leaving kaiser college her high school friend as stall as the bonnas been arrested for her marker option our reason e-mail surface where the obama administration was concerned about the financial history of they receive $520 million and then declared bankruptcy late last month and we >> in san jose and police officer shot a man would this is video from the scene would a 31 year-old man was shot and is now in a hostile the shooting happened shortly after midnight the second subjects will is still being questioned by a policeman and >> all warning in a london someone actually stole gold your way of a little girl in a stroller this is where happened at the intersections of 47 and and, one they do not have been arrested in the case when they have made unless the other goal pass police servite these same people not to wear gold jewelry in public because the price of gold is so i assert will take place when it will started eight and i'm in a word that is where she was last seen a former friend from high school to sell as the bond has been arrested in conne

injured in the shooting ricochet bullet shot the child >> is a the second quarter day that giselle as a bonn did not show for they have accused as the bonds with with the murder up michele lee >> will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues we're also waiting for the opening bell on wall street did tell futures down a 50 penpoint. [ male announcer ] humble beginnings are true beginnings. they are the purest way to gauge success. maybe the only way to gauge success. but the most powerful thing about humble beginnings is that they are... ♪ ...humbling. show where you're going without forgetting where you're from. ♪ now lease the all-new 2011 chrysler 300 for $339 a month for well-qualified lessees. >> >> >> dow was down 100 and add six points in the middle the day and then closed up of 68. >> president barack obama all will be in ohio building up support for his jobs bill white house ethics souls said the plan will be paid for by higher taxes. will the deficit for the u.s. is a very high and they will be paid for by a higher taxes. looks like mile water continues fell to families an

bonn officials say the worst is to come. >> and challenging the u.s. government. there is still no word about the fate of a british woman kidnapped at a beach resort in kenya by an armed gang who shot and killed her husband. the kenyan army has joined police in the search for judith, who was taken from a safari village, possibly by a gain from somalia. -- by a gang from somalia. >> an ideal excepting with thatched cottages on the beach, it attracts tourists who want to get away from the crowds and lives a quiet life for a few days. the website dose of around the clock -- the website boasts around-the-clock security. the group of men killed a british publishing executive, shooting him in the back, and then they abducted his wife, who is still missing. you can see a yellow tape is set up around the room, and it is one of those rooms where they were sleeping when the attackers came during the night. that is a crime scene, but of a question is what happened to judith. she was taken in a speedboat, apparently headed to somalia. police are searching, but they may be out

conrad murray denies in bonn tell -- involuntary manslaughter. >> the global markets have risen sharply. >> boeing dreamliner has touched down in tokyo. the plane is three years overdue. the new owner plans to put into service by the end of october. it is the world first carbon composite passenger jet, which means it's lightweight structure uses 20% less fuel. it has a backlog of 821 orders. our correspondent was at the tokyo airport to see the arrival. >> it is finally arriving at the home airport of its first customer. the 787 line across tokyo bay. for bolling -- boeing, it is a big bets on the future of aviation. carrying passengers from point to point. carrying a large numbers between hub reports. technicians were up on the rooftop of the building to watch it, and entered by 2017, the airline plans to have 65 787's. the aircraft will not be going into service immediately. it has to go through customs. it is, after all, a very valuable import. there will be various test flights in training to be done. the inaugural commercial international flights will be between tokyo and hong kong

bonn programs are under way. last is our commitment to our own administrative deficiencies. as we reported previously, our staff has achieved a $370,000 reduction in workers' comp savings in the last 12 months. we did a very detailed custodian service analysis. custodians were reallocated to better meet needs. we are just beginning a reorganization of our aquatics program that will ensure more and better service to the public. it has been a very full fiscal year 2010-2011. we are looking forward to a fabulous 2011-2012. a very big shout out and thank you to the rec and park staff. i can tell you without a doubt that this is the hardest working, most dedicated staff. that concludes the general managers' report. commissioner buell: for being so brief, thank you. [laughter] [applause] i want to acecho the general gratitude. i've come to the conclusion that every resident has a different view. on balance and in total, i think the staff deserves an extra round of applause. [applause] commissioner lee? commissioner lee: i second everything commissioner buell said. i want to know t

example you thought you would have 1 cent the first year and 2 cents the second and you were willing to bonn that, that could stretch out the payment for those facilities or the bus on van ness. that would make you more comfortable. it is almost impossible to think of any way out of it that does not include something from the general fund. either as a rate increase. i do not want to lay that too much on cca. that was always going to be the conversation. all of our things unless we stripped everything out were always going to run out of money. this is speeding up the conversation. it is not making the difference in terms of the general fund. >> we do not have been here a picture of what we have to do just to keep the hetchy fund balance sustainable. one of the things we did in the budget process, we took some big capital programs like the transmission system and put it out beyond 10 years. it does not show up here at all. that is what 100 million plus. if we want to make that sustainable, we need to do some of that stuff anyway. do you have a sense of how much we have to do, even without cca,

we only bonn for products that we think will be immediate. we do not maximize on all of our abilities to get bond proceeds for tax increment. there are some -- i understand san jose had made some poor decisions and made some debt obligations to the city. there were some precarious market conditions that really excited their demise. smaller redevelopment agencies that do not operate like us would be entirely eliminated because they will not have the funds available to make this payment. supervisor chu: thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. just one comment and question. in terms of the longevity -- and this is a conversation that we can have when items comes back to us. if we make a one-time payment, it will be substantial. one thing to consider is, does that mean make it to keep the development agency in perpetuity? in three years, could the legislature come back and abolish redevelopment? that is something that we need to address in the next presentation. finally, a question on a lawsuit. i know there is a pending claim by the state redevelopment

inmotto of the international beethoven festival in bonn 2011 from september 9 through october 9.our tickets online. www.dw-world.de/beethoven. >> welcome back. over the next few days, we will be devoting much of our coverage to the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. in today's "in depth," we begin with a look at what those attacks in the u.s. has meant for muslims living in western countries. many of them have experienced various levels of discrimination, including something that quickly became known as racial profiling. but in the 10 years that have gone by since september 11, have things really improved for muslims living in western cities? the first report is about a man uses the prejudice is still there, and all because of a name. >> becoming a pilot has been a lifelong dream for abba atta. even as a boy, he dropped of taking to the skies. he traveled to germany and completed his piloting license. but atta has the same last name as the man who flew one of the hijacked planes into the world trade center. >> no one will tell me if that is the real reason. i have spoken to a

govern that's why lady who has a realistic approach understood our reservations during her stay in bonn you look at this process is developing it has its dynamics it's not going to be a quick process but in any case today i have every reason to be satisfied with what the european structures are doing i hope that in the next round of the negotiations scheduled for november we're definitely going to charge the initial framework for a solution says neil rad to the president all the. spotlight will be back shortly right after right south stay with us. in washington. which brightened a few. songs from finest impressions. totty dot com. download the official anti application to go on the phone on pod touch from the saps to. life on the go. video. on t.v.'s my old costs and feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. discovery. communicate with the wind. and become free. see what nature can give you. welcome back to spotlight on al gore and often just a reminder that my guest on the show today is milord out dubnyk president of the public eye steps despite the disintegration of form

governor that's why a lady who has a realistic approach understood our reservations you know her state in bonn you look at this process is developing it has its dynamics it's not going to be a quick process but in any case today i have every reason to be satisfied with what the european structures are doing i hope that in the next round of the negotiations scheduled for november we're definitely going to charge the initial framework for a solution it says milorad to present all that it looked at sapps spotlight will be back shortly right after right south stay with us. i am. twenty years ago the largest country. disintegrated. but had been itching. to teach began a journey. where did it take them. mission free credit cation free in-store charging three. three. three. times free. old fremont can plug in video for your media projects for free media on down to r t dot com. welcome back to spotlight i'm al gore and often just a reminder that my guest on the show today is milorad dubnyk president of the republican steps or despite the disintegration of former yugoslavia the state of the situation i

if it does sell as the bonn was arrested earlier this week.he suspected of murdering le back on day 27. that is the day she disappeared from the kaiser parking lot. if the family of lre was in the court room. security cameras that it is a dna evidence tied as a lot to the crime. records show that le and as the bonds cellphone trouble together immediately after the disappearance. they blamed le the breakup with her daughter's father. it >> good news for pedestrians and cyclists on the golden gate bridge, the westside lot along this band is reopening today. the sidewalk had been closed for four months for retrofitting. that means pedestrians and cyclists had to share in the sidewalk. >> coming up, a live look in new york city as we have more on the tentative for three of the 9-11 attacks. here's a look at ground zero. we will be right back. >> tourists are back on the cable cars after a discussion on friday. a commentary written communications field so riders on all three lines had settled for a new bus shuttle instead. when >> in the south bay,

download free bonne chance live video for your media projects c.e.o. don carty dot com. can. welcome back to crossfire computer labelle to remind you we're talking about humans quagmire live ok. ok john i want to go back to you the gulf cooperation countries are going to have a lot of people put a lot of faith in what they can do in good negotiating an end to the crisis and and yemen but i mean saudi arabia isn't the biggest friend of the arab spring the arab awakening whatever term you like and there are reports that the saudis are arming this regime and we have to remember that the united states trains and gave chemical assistance and who else who knows what else to this regime after the attack on the u.s.s. cole back in two thousand so here's a regime that is very sophisticated quote unquote in dealing with anti-terrorism and you have saudi arabia giving at least tacit support maybe a whole lot more that doesn't bode well for any kind of democratic values and institutions and civil society i would say in yemen does it. well no i think if we are assessing the stance of the

security council resolution to that effect or the so-called authorization from bonn that would have allowed him to act this way impose those laws and even went as far as to change the constitution and. all these actions have resulted in the lack of confidence in the high representative today he's only supported by muslim both and political leaders while the buzzing codes and the bosun serbs are absolutely sure that his mandate should end as soon as possible the decision and that should be made by the peace implementation council which is supposed to implement the dayton peace agreement today it is also a user of summerize to decide on certain issues so i believe the mandate of the high representative in both me and her to governor is going to end very soon i you . happy with the current constitution. it's a government that was worth a designed. and is a workable it out of it's clear that we accepted that constitution but we accepted what's written in the meeting agreement but not with some try to interpret it as the letter and spirit of the tin and therefore try to impose it on us by the mi

talk about the market schizophrenia that's right and market collateralized schizophrenia obligation bonnes are they in the offing they see her and talk to me talk to me talk to me yes it's austerity measures one day realist measures the next i.m.f. global economy faces a threatening downward spiral this is christine lagarde the new i.m.f. chief and she says europe needs to take its foot off the fiscal great and shift to growth intensive measures and told the danger has passed insisting that germany has leeway to stimulate demand. saying no austerity measures are bad for the west it is well this isn't that the i.m.f. just recommended for grace austerity measures that's correct i'm not sure she includes them in the west well but the prescription that the i.m.f. is offering is get a frantic this is just all for schizophrenia back pawns but photos on some global exchange that's pays off on house gets a front the i.m.f. and b. that's right well it is also the story of this ongoing story between savers versus speculators and as the article points out her comments are certain to cause fear e in b

. >> early this morning an administration official confirmed that bonn where al a lucky is dead. -- thatr the obama administration? >>> it is a huge coup for defense officials. ever since the osama bin laden death, they have been looking for the next big kill and this is is. he was a big official but people don't know his name. this is somebody who is a very big deal for officials. >> he had a lot of ties even here in virginia. some people this morning are calling this bigger than getting osama bin laden. is it? >> u.s. officials have said that. he was born in the united states. he lived here and went overseas to do the very dark work he had been doing in yemen and elsewhere. at the end of the day, this is something that u.s. officials think will be at the same kind of level as getting osama bin laden. >> thank you summarize. we appreciate you briefing us this morning. 6:46 and we have news that could affect your wallet. >>> bank of america customers will soon pay for the privilege of using their debit card. the bank says it will institute a $5 per month the starting early next year. thi

here is a video as to bonn on friday during her arraignment. and the body of michellele has not been discovered which could make the case were difficult to >> prosecute. this side has been known for ground zero for decades. it is open to the public for the first time today since september 11, 2001. here was the scene during the 9-11 memorial opening. there was tight security. the first 2000 visitors were able to gaze into the thousands, the exact footprint of where the world trade center's once stood. visitors can run their think are over the names of everyone killed in the attack. >> 7:09 a.m., we're back in a couple of minutes. here is a live look at san francisco from our growth camera here on van ness ave. partly cloudy. will be right back. >> an update on the wildfires burning in southern california. at least 50 fires are burning right now. here are the firefighters. q. can see the line of flames there trying to pull out. the blazes were sparked by lightning. that is what happened on saturday. 30,000 a. has been scorched. hundreds of homes

it should have >> they have scheduled another search for michelle le on september 16th and as the bonn is to be arraigned on murder charges >> we will keep you are posted on that arraignment stay tune to us on kron 4 or both or web page at kron 4 dot com >> police in how light said the deputy attorney it was murdered she died on mali last week they found her body near a cleft after reports of a domestic dispute. as santa cruz native has been charged. >> the man police in mali hawaii charged with second- degree murder in tasman's murder lives in this outspent in this beach house in santa cruz do hu. neighbors said they had bad problems does seem to be happy as of late >> she was around that was when i first moved in and i would hear an emotional outburst and we're wondering who lived next door and he seemed to be turned out to be unable nice guy >> colleagues were shocked at his arrest to extreme background checks on all our personnel this is honestly has taken all by surprise >> and his apartment closed at franz a gathered and dedicates to the woman the when by the nickname of tougdove

now just months after the release of his band's second album, bonn iver, self titled.at down with this wisconsin native to find out hoe found his voice and how a couple of moments changed his life. >> ♪ ♪ >> when did you first start singing, and at what point did you discover you could sound like you do, this fall false eto? >> well i played music my whole life and played around with whatever music that was around and started writing songs at 12 or 13 i guess. >> that young? >> but i never developed the voice i'm singing in now until recently. i don't want to separate the past from the present but yeah, it is definitely a vastly different thing with singing, kind of more in the upper register more off then than not. >> winter '06, you get dumped. did she dump you? >> it was kind of dumping on each other. i was staying at my dad's hunting shack and i basically stayed there for three months by myself and started to kind of unravel all this music that had sort of been unable it make its way out. >> so in three months you wrote all nine songs? >> probably six months all in

bonn should we keep tax loopholes for all companies or should we use that for tax credits for small businesses when i hire new workers because we cannot afford to do both. should we keep tax breaks for millionaires, and billionaires'? or should we put teachers back to work so the children are prepared for good jobs and college. right now, we cannot afford to do both. this is not political grandstanding this is not class warfare. this is simple math. this is simple math. these are real choices these are real choices that we have to make and i am pretty sure that most americans would choose it is not even close and it is time to do what is right for our future. bukh >> now, the american jobs act answers the urgent need to create jobs right away but we cannot stop there. as i've argued since i ran for this office we have to look beyond the immediate crisis and build an economy that lasts into the future. an economy that creates good middle-class jobs please well and offer security. we live in a world where technology allows companies to take their businesses, and where. if we want them to start y

doesn't have to prove anything they can attack the fact there is nobody it has been reported as the bonn has told media alike of hardest likes of lee and blamed her for her breakup with but a situation it may get into the trial pears to waiting to see of that is enough to convince our of marker. at no. 38 will take a break as we head off to a commercial this is look of the golden gate bridge we will have more on the weather and traffic and news in just little but >> >> it is what your sept. 905 december no explosion dwarfed the investigative show that pg&e were responsible and how p g and e handled the situation >> it took over an hour-and- a-half to shut off the gas fell the ntsb and put the blame on pg&e for port organizations about at first p g and e and did not take responsibility for the blast morning fingers at the pipes of manufacture the utility company also set a dinosaur line project damaged the line >> a quality of wells was the net away >> pg&e said they did not know what type of pipe installed in 1956 they also said there was a poor record keeping >> it has been frustrating

comply with what " the police all visitors told him to do >> they carry permit criminal attorney more bonn set ended an amended his wizened been video of a of this year involved >> person has a right to take pictures in a public place and i adeline the police would be poor villages to house for the so far video >> more a set of their residents have been right to reject the police request before making >> he said the video was erased when to keep the artist fell back from police something when you're in your own house without a search warrant there is nothing neck to consent of a a was procured and that is wrong what is curious what the video disc of it appeared from his bonds many people have high foeman's its lombard >> since that video on the cellphone got erased after police made a copy of it academy in your unit that will make a copy of the video and give it back >> update on bryan stow when his family said he is unable of side of his bed is the key is still limited and he does have any sense of humor unix everyone in your room allowed 10 his staff allowed him to go outside for the fir

would it created 30 bonn environment? they didn't know and they wanted to find out. the very edges of area 51 in a land parcel called area 13 they decided to a safety test. in essence they set off a dirty bomb out there and contaminated it hundred ninety five acres with plutonium that is still contaminated out there. so the idea of what is keeping a safe and what is pushing science and what is reckless and what is important all kind of comes together in what i think is the in a glut of area 51. i could go on for a long time. i wrote a 500 page book filled with stories may be to keep me on track. i will take questions from the audience and maybe we can start a dialogue. >> we have questions coming up. this is interesting because it goes to the heart of your book a lot of which is about secrecy and how off budget this operation was. what percentage of the cia budget was very 51 and how was it justified? but you write in your book that the cia is certainly running area 51. a large part of this, that is most controversial things comes from the atomic energy commission. >

. >> there was no medical excuse for giselle as bonn on friday, the pregnant woman killed her former friend was well enough to stand for alameda county judge to read the murder charge she is facing. wearing a red jumpsuit she showed no visible sign of emotion during a court proceeding. the judge asked her if she understood the charge against and she simply nodded her head yes. the judge assigned her a public defender before she was taken back to jail. although several family members and friends were in the courtroom there did not appear to be anyone here who identified themselves in support of giselle as a bond, not even the father of her fog year-old son. he did not even a lot to tell reporters what he showed up. as the bond is scheduled to return to court on monday to enter a plea. >> the family of machel was at the courthouse today. they spoke to kron4 about today's court proceedings >> . coffee our focus is still to bring her home. we cannot push that point any further. it is our number one. what hurt >> back. we just want to focus on bringing michelle home. we do not want to tal

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his leadership resulted in an extraordinary military success with the 101st air bonn division to baghdadand 2008 and the expansion of the fight against terror to the creation of tangible progress in afghanistan. beyond the immediate military successes, he created a lasting impact on the way the army conducts counterinsurgency operations, the value it places on unity of effort in the scope and death penalty of our nation's international military partnerships. moreover, his leadership and the fight against terrorism across the globe from bosnia to iraq and afghanistan saved countless lives, extraordinary service and pursuit of excellence produced lasting benefits to the army and department of defense. general petraeus' matchless leadership and yielding to duty are keeping with the finist tradition of service reflecting upon himself, united states army, and the department of defense. signed secretary of the army. [applause] >> the cove innocent of the army, special owrdz by order, the following soldier retired, general david h. petraeus, united states army. general petraeus is now presented

we appreciate you taking the time to cover bonn much of topics with us and we look forward to having you back on. >> thanks, you're terrific jenna thank you. jon: a massive air assault trying to flight flames burning across central texas. coming up we'll talk to the mayor of bastrop about the worst fire in that state's history. the lights coming back on now in the southwest. a big black out across several states leaving millions in the dark. you won't believe why the power went out. that is next. jon: right now the biggest aerial assault yet is underway on a devastating wildfire raging across central texas. today officials deploying one of the country's largest firefighting jets. this massive machine can drop 12,000 gallons of fire retardant in one swoop. and that is going to be needed around bastrop, just outside of austin, texas, where fires have destroyed about 1400 bastrop homes. thousands of people forced to evacuate as well, as you can imagine. farther north near the city of hillsboro and lake whitney officials say flames destroyed 15 to 20 homes. overall 180 wildfire broke out

the international conference on afghanistan in bonn germany this december will not need a donors' conferencebut we hope that the international community will be ready to make a political commitment to reinvest a portion of the savings from their declining security presence, the so-called transition dividend, back into afghanistan on top of existing commitments. for our part, the united states is negotiating a strategic partnership framework that will signal our long-term commitment to the afghan people through 2014 and beyond. nato has already made an enduring partnership with afghanistan that committed to supporting afghan security institutions after 2014. other countries and organizations are considering similar gestures of enduring commitment to afghanistan. in closing i just want to reiterate what is at stake are go for america, for afghanistan, for the region and indeed for the entire global community. we must not forget that this effort is about ringing lasting peace to a country that has spent much of the past three decades at war. for countries like america that have lost many of bra

bonn is diffusing the misconception about islam other than the media, but also required the reforming interpretation itself. so what you're suggesting is to change the perceptions of islam. so both of those have been on the issue of islam and democracy. in 1999 there's a significant amount of american muslims saying that democracy is quicker and belief and not what is no longer an issue, nobody talks about it. similarly, there are other aspects of which -- not to discuss economic reform the american muslim leaders and imams and thinkers have been working on this issue. what is the challenges that the community is small, the media as a result of 9/11 is extremely intense, and we also had this phenomena of ongoing immigration in the new congress. so by the time he have educated your mean believe, the base has expanded for people who are coming from other parts of the world and so, when muslims are busy in gauging the media, they also don't have the resources and the time to reeducate the new entrants into the community and that is for muslim americans no doubt about it. >> i'm going to

the international conference on afghanistan in bonn germany this december will not need a donors' conferenceut we hope that the international community will be ready to make a political commitment to reinvest a portion of the savings from their declining security presence, the so-called transition dividend, back into afghanistan on top of existing commitments. for our part, the united states is negotiating a strategic partnership framework that will signal our long-term commitment to the afghan people through 2014 and beyond. nato has already made an enduring partnership with afghanistan that committed to supporting afghan security institutions after 2014. other countries and organizations are considering similar gestures of enduring commitment to afghanistan. in closing i just want to reiterate what is at stake are go for america, for afghanistan, for the region and indeed for the entire global community. we must not forget that this effort is about ringing lasting peace to a country that has spent much of the past three decades at war. for countries like america that have lost many of brav

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