i european union but not all bosnia of will have a hole near its center. i europe that turned his back on turkey will have made an immense strategic effort. this also includes the updating of international treaties, which are -- the most important being been nuclear non-proliferation treaty, due for a major conference next day, quite possibly at the same time as our general election. i've given two lechers here on what needs to be done to strengthen the street and the power of the international atomic agency. proposals i have not discussed with the new administration in the united states, very much in line with president obama's speech in april. this may be the main opportunity to eliminate the nightmare vision of the collapse of the treaty, which could see the middle east, the world's most unstable region, festooned with the world's most destructive weapons. the current british government has been slow to develop ideas and provide international leadership on the reform of this treaty, leaving it until the end of their first term and the approach of the re

kay bailey hutchinson organized a trip to go visit the national guard that was deployed in bosnia. how do you get there? you go on a government plane. my late wife was a general in an army, you need to go to iraq and see what is going on. >> martin, hold on, martin, how can you justify, how can congress justify when they are ripping apart the dz of chrysler and gm and citigroup and coming to d.c. -- nancy pelosi is running around in a private jet. >> it started when dennis hastert was speaker. no other member of congress flies on a government jet unless they are going with the president of the united states. there is perfect justification for to be able to take these on trips outside the united states, maybe they only need four but nothing wrong to take members of congress. >> john, you are shaking your head. >> this is absolutely insane. i've been to iraq eight times, i've never flown private. i got on a c-4 out of andrews and flown with the military. i've flown back on the military. $3500 million on private planes what that is not the only way to get to bosnia. >> these are plane

police mission, the eu has more leverage in bosnia than any other country. what will it say about the you if we will not -- about thateu if we do not act to stop this from happening? grand visions and ambitions are vague if the eu cannot demonstrate effectiveness in its common policies in its immediate neighborhood. we will check in such effectiveness. it is vital that the eu does not give up on enlargement. a europe that turns its back on turkey would have made an immense strategic error. it includes the updating of international treaties, of which the most important is the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, due for a major review conference in april and eight next year, possibly at the same time as our general election. i have given to lectures on what needs to be done to strengthen the treaty and the powers of the international atomic energy agency. i have discussed this with the new u.s. administration. this may well be the main opportunity to fend off the nightmare vision of the effective collapse of the treaty and the rapid spread of nuclear weapons, a n

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recovered from having multiple blood clots in her lungs while she was on an 18 month deployment in bosnia and a 90's. >> her doctors still don't know what caused it. >> i am a medical mystery. >> george mason university professor shows that deployment can impact on mother pose a health and her children's behavioral health -- the can have an impact on a mother's health and her children's behavioral health. before her mother w deployed, ng eeyedsk i erin y behavior ririndngduer a ad. wftor nd >> to make that sudden shift at that time in her life created a ethr of percussis next five years. >> theed,av erhangt bu but they were forced to cope with the reality that all military children face. >> it wasn't a business tri i was inar myhild c reundeod i i wase in the army mama " hundred personnel in a combat zone. -- i was the army mom of 100 personnel in a combat zone. >> they hope it leads to better support to all military families and their children. >>> is almost back-to-school time, time for children to relearn those good sleeping habits. pediatricians say proper sleep is critical when it co

there was some talk earlier that he had fought in bosnia or that he had been in bosnia in the 1990's,ugh it's not clear at this point if that's substantiated. he looks fairly young on the video he released earlier this year. he also released a very famous communique in early 2008 where he talked about being in line with the religious med methodology. he specifically cited these al qaeda leaders as being his own influences. >> shahab is the organization, it seeks to bring in lots of young people into the fold. there is a video i watched of him in an s.u.v. traveling through somalia. just like hoards of children coming around and waving and being very excited to see him. general mcinnorth americanny, there could be a link between the group in minnesota that we know went to somalia. how much is somalia emerging on the scene here? how concerned should we be at home about attacks here from this group that is linked to al qaeda? >> great question, martha. the ones picked newspaper australia or somalia. we have had several somalians, immigrants, upwards of 20 missing from minneapolis. what w

anyway, he came down and the middle of bosnia and cnn started telling the world where he was showing maps of this year he is and on the ground running trying to invade and the bad guys watch cnn like everybody else trying to pick this guy up. snuffy is that admiral and carrier. the marines are ready to go with rescue the word from washington so we want to go at night, it's safer to go at night. no word from washington. on his own, snuffy launched the force to get this guy. two of the chopper's got on the way back. [laughter] to of the chopper's got hit on the way back if one of them had gone down snuffy would have gotten home by the neck until dead yet he had the courage to do that because at washington they are sitting there looking at each other and forming a big -- doing a staff study on that benefit analysis and should we -- we might make somebody mad and so anyway, that was not a smile of snuffy in his wisdom punched the button and the marines got o'grady out otherwise they would have captured and killed him. my heroes. three things i learned from my experience on hanoi and i th

. >> some linked to atrocities committed in croatia and kosovo and bosnia, and associates of milosevic. wonder if you could talk to me about that for a minute? >> to my knowledge we've never employed anyone out of -- out of those countries. >> quoting john doe number two, prince knowingly hired two person whose were previously involved in the kosovo sex trafficking ring to serve at relatively high levels with the company. in all, z "unnecessarily killed scores of incident iraqis." scores. and then covered it up according to john doe number one. blackwater failed to report the incidents. outside baghdad, blackwater misled the state department into believing it was a justified use of force. fob war horse, failed to report the incident and blackwater taped all of it, destroying every single tape afterward. he says. how far would prison go? it appears prince murdered or had murdered one or more persons who were planning to provide information to the federal authorities. both were in fear of their own lives, reporting z manager personally threatened pea with death. mr. prince rate operated

catching all over afghanistan and some are turned over to us from friendly governments like pakistan and bosnia think they are wildly dangerous and will kill americans if read these. some of them i can make criminal cases against but some of them i cannot. and by the way, they are sorts of combat since in a conflict which you have authorized the use of force it is hard to describe them as that. held be out what rules should i operate under? here are the rules i think i need. they will stay here are the rules that you can have then you would bring that system to the courts in the context of a judicial challenge and the courts would say those rules are good enough or they are not. that is the six model of how things get done then the real world that really bad is not what has happened to that is the one thing we have not done. we need to get back in touch with our inner fifth grader a little bit. [laughter] i believe we do in a noncriminal the tension regime. i think there is a group of people and the administration, it will be interesting to see over the next few if they come to this or if they

he is also a veteran of bosnia and iraq and afghanistan. >> i'm here to tell you quite simply that ifou are eligible for va health care you will remain eligible. there is no impact on va health care. so veterans, please be comforted in the fact that your health care will not change under health reform efforts. there is no effect. >> there is no effect. so says the white house director of veterans and wounded warrior policy. health care reform is not a plot to deprive veterans of the care that they have earned. that's apparently not going to stop the antireform crowd from trying to make them afraid that that is the case. joining us now is congressman joe sustech, a retired u.s. navy rear admiral, the highest ranking former military officer to serve in congress and he is running against senator arlen spectrometry inner the democr specter. >> good to be back. >> we have already seen antihealth care reform people going after seniors trying to make senior citizens afraid about health care reform. >> yes. >> what is your reaction to the effort to try to target veterans? >> i'm very disappoi

doesn't mean you have to be in russia, leave your parents when you're 3 or come from a war-torn zone in bosniar serbia the way joke very much or some of these other players have. i think we can get it done. i didn't come from that bad a place. douglas and queens is a pretty nice area. and so i -- sean: how much is skill versus natural talent? >> it's a combination. it's very similar. you're born -- sean: skill or hard work? >> it's all connected. you can't -- i don't care how naturally goisted you are, unless you -- gifted you are, especially now, players are more physical than ever. even on the women's side, there's a lot more depth. but why can't we do more with the stories, the williams sisters in two sisters are the best players in the world. sean: and have sustained it for a long time. >> and sustained it and not only that, they continue to go out there and they come from a part -- the worst part of l.a. that has to be -- we have to take advantage of that. sean: i think roddick can take this tournament. >> i'm thinking one of the andies. roddick or murray. that's the guys i'm going with.

it's coups, whether the russian coup or trouble in bosnia.ther point i enjoyed this week, robert labor secretary robert reich says as you try to move that unemployment number back down, get it to 6, 5, in better territory, it may not be a classic second stimulus, or instead it may be a payroll tax holiday. an interesting idea he thought could generate bipartisan support and move the needle, although you heard columbia professoryn o'halloran say today, while it could work, it may not be that efficient. and next week, i've got several shows i love, "entourage" is back, but now "mad men" is back. if you haven't watched "mad men" yet, you've got to watch it. it's good stuff that's coming. harold ford, anything else you should we should be thinking about or looking forward? >> reich was a big supporter of obama. get money in the hands of employees and employers. could have an immediate impact. and john hughes, on another, "ferris bueller's day off" was the best movie of the '80s. >> you were a fan? >> a big fan and we're all in mourning. that does

in bosnia, i do not know how else to deal with the threat of international terrorism without giving democracya foothold in the middle east. these arab countries, a lot of these countries in the middle east, the muslim countries are ruled by dictators and they tell people the reason your living in dirt is because of israel and the great satan. it is hard to say that already right now when you have -- thomas friedman admitted a few weeks ago, he said all the lebanese kept coming up to him and said this never would have happened without iraq. it was american liberals nowhere near 11 on. the same thing for enthusiasm with freedom and iran. -- nowhere near lebanon. in addition to the fact that i do not understand the position that when we are attacked, just strike back at the people who hit us. the people who hit us are sleeping under a camel at night. they are being funded by state sponsors who are hiding their involvement. it is not like japan flying in with planes with the japanese flag on it. taking out the occasional terrorist camp, where as george bush said, i am not just going to issue of a

forget you're in the same man that was naked in a private audience with queen elisabeth served in bosnia, the commander of chief of allied forces, southern europe simultaneously. frankly he seems like that everybody wants them at their table for dinner which is true. heat before becoming highly decorated four-star admiral he came close to not wearing the uniform also is my pleasure to present to admiral leighton smith [applause] >> you are very kind. i love that introduction. what kelly failed to tell you might alternate employment is a pig farmer. [laughter] when you have the choice to study harder or raise a 60 pigs guess what you take? i will get to that in a minute. why did i become involved in this project? were a lot of reasons the first of which her father is a classmate at the naval academy and classmates are special he wrote an e-mail and said get over it because my have a still on his farm and got caught. [laughter] it was not me it was my dad. he asked me if i would indicate a thought or question your request from his daughter and as a classmate the only answer i could give hi

everywhere in the world, bosnia, iraq, very have sexual violence when there is conflict. >> i understandhe u.s. it is a crime. it is against the law and little girls should not be raped. >> definitely. we all love the girl. i embrace her. we love the girl. if you may allow me to say, here in the united states, it is is said that statistics say that every two minutes, a woman is raped. cannot say because of that sexual violence or assault is ingrained in cultural situation in the united states. this is what we are saying. in liberia, it has not been the case before and it is not now. people need to understand that. you cannot say that liberia has been this way. this is a country that has a woman as president, minister of foreign affairs as president. commerce minister as minister, a woman. we also have justice minister, a woman. all these things are very important for us. >> totally. >> now, you have women and gender sensitivity. >> deputy, ambassador, we want to stay focused on what's happening to that little girl here in the united states. we will follow up with you. we are glad you met

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in bosnia, i do not know how else to deal with the threat of international terrorism without giving democracy foothold in the middle east. these arab countries, a lot of these countries in the middle east, the muslim countries are ruled by dictators and they tell people the reason your living in dirt is because of israel and the great satan. it is hard to say that already right now when you have -- thomas friedman admitted a few weeks ago, he said all the lebanese kept coming up to him and said this never would have happened without iraq. it was american liberals nowhere near 11 on. the same thing for enthusiasm with freedom and iran. -- nowhere near lebanon. in addition to the fact that i do not understand the position that when we are attacked, just strike back at the people who hit us. the people who hit us are sleeping under a camel at night. they are being funded by state sponsors who are hiding their involvement. it is not like japan flying in with planes with the japanese flag on it. taking out the occasional terrorist camp, where as george bush said, i am not just going to issue of a

we went down to do a thing with bill clinton once, all the "60 minutes" guys to talk about bosnia, how we were going to get out of bozz kneea, and i said to the then press secretary, mike mccurry, i said, i know why we're here, and he said what do you mean you know why you're here? and i said because she's out of town. he said, you happen to be right. we were locked out of that white house. tim rusinger says to me, are they out of their minds? that was the night they got the nomination. that afternoon he was gary hart. he was dead meat. he couldn't have gotten two votes. after that night was ore over, not that i was trying to make him president, bawloug him to sit there and lie about jenifer flourks he was the nominee by the time that night was over. his crowd was furious, you never gave him a chance to talk about his vision of america. i said, hey, he was one of five guys look for the democratic nomination. there were five of them. what do you mean his vision of america? thewhat do you mean his vision america? there were four other guys that would like to get on about the vision of am

of experiences as one of the nation's most distinguished diplomats, from vietnam to east asia, to bosniad kosovo, to the united nations, no one is more capable than my friend richard holbrooke to lead this team. after ambassador holbrooke gives a few brief introductory remarks, he will introduce his team and the people on stage will have a few minutes worth of commons. you will then shift to a discussion format where we can begin to address the larger strategic questions surrounding our policies towards afghanistan and pakistan. particularly, i hope to focus on the implications of the upcoming election in afghanistan, our efforts there, our objectives in afghanistan, and how we measure progress. the challenge of balancing our instruments of national power to more fully address the political and economic aspects of our relations with pakistan and afghanistan, and most critically, perhaps, placing the threats in both countries and context of our broader national security priorities. thank you all for coming today. i look forward to a productive conversation. with that, let me turn it over

perhaps given his multitude of experience as one of the most distinguished diplomats from vietnam to bosnia and coasts of both and the united nations, no one is more capable than richard holbrooke. after he gives a few brief introductory remarks, he is going to introduce his team and the people on stage will have a few minutes with a comment. we will then shift to a discussion format we can discuss some of the larger question surrounding our policies. i hope to focus on the implications of the upcoming election in afghanistan for our efforts there, our objectives, and how we measure progress. most critically, the threat of both countries in the context of broader national security prior to. thank you all for coming today. as a foreword to protect a conversation. let me turn it over to ambassador dick holbrooke. >> thank you, john. i think the center for this opportunity. when we first talked about an event, i suggested that rather than another speech by me that we bring the entire team. we actually did that have the entire team here. several people are men smissing. i've been privileged to

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in bosnia, i do not know how else to deal with the threat of international terrorism without giving democracyiddle east, the muslim countries are ruled by dictators and they tell people the reason your living in dirt is because of israel and the great satan. it is hard to say that already right now when you have -- thomas friedman admitted a few weeks ago, he said all the lebanese kept coming up to him and said this never would have happened without iraq. it was american liberals nowhere near 11 on. the same thing for enthusiasm with freedom and iran. -- nowhere near lebanon. in addition to the fact that i do not understand the position that when we are attacked, just strike back at the people who hit us. the people who hit us are sleeping under a camel at night. they are being funded by state sponsors who are hiding their involvement. it is not like japan flying in with planes with the japanese flag on it. taking out the occasional terrorist camp, where as george bush said, i am not just going to issue of a missile to hit the rear end of a camel. you really do have to remake the middle east

in bosnia, i do not know how else to deal with the threat of international terrorism without giving democracy a foothold in the middle east. these arab countries, a lot of these countries in the middle east, the muslim countries are ruled by dictators and they tell people the reason your living in dirt is because of israel and the great satan. it is hard to say that already right now when you have -- thomas friedman admitted a few weeks ago, he said all the lebanese kept coming up to him and said this never would have happened without iraq. it was american liberals nowhere near 11 on. the same thing for enthusiasm with freedom and iran. -- nowhere near lebanon. in addition to the fact that i do not understand the position that when we are attacked, just strike back at the people who hit us. the people who hit us are sleeping under a camel at night. they are being funded by state sponsors who are hiding their involvement. it is not like japan flying in with planes with the japanese flag on it. taking out the occasional terrorist camp, where as george bush said, i am not just going to issue of