that decision coming in response to the caliban attack that killed an american soldier in kabul.ello, i'm eric shawn and this is a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. arthel: and i'm arthel neville. the president was set to hold a meeting with afghan leaders and the caliban days before september 11. secretary of state mike pompeo not saying when or if negotiations will resume. david blunt joins us live from white house with the very latest. reporter: good afternoon to you. president trump city canceled the meeting because of the violence in afghanistan and supposed to be with members of the caliban in the afghan government to talk about withdrawing 5000 u.s. troops. troops have been in afghanistan for almost two decades. it comes a few days before marking the 911, 18 years since 911. according to president trump, this is a tweet he made the announcement to the public canceling this meeting. if they cannot agree to a cease-fire during a very important peace talks and would kill 12 innocent people than they probably don't have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreemen

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the people of afghanistan not much expectation of taliban because many people regards stanley got caliban as a terroristic network they also need to as if they wanted to be part of the cross and if they want to be part of the process be involved in political atmosphere in afghanistan in the future. and the spec the civilians let us talk about these talks that were happening in doff do you think of god interests what at all of the heart of these talks. well let's so i know that these talks were between united states and and most of the issues that the that the united states the sky although they were interconnected with the interest of the afghanistan and the united states because we have a common interest to us started when the war on terror started it was elements of that note so some of these issues were probably shoes that needed to be discussed between the taliban the u.s. but some of the issues were issues that. were supposed to be also on the negotiation table what instance about the. cease fire at the time that the americans will not leave what to get into from taliban 2 that it wo

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audience, the president last night at the republican conference where he addressed the issue of the calibanghanistan. if we can listen please. >> i will tell you one thing, we are hitting the television right now harder than they have ever been hit. but when they did what they did in order to create what they thought about her negotiating stance, i said that's the end of them, get them out i don't want anything to do with them. they have been hit very hard, that was a big mistake that they made. but that was my decision. lou: the president referring with ending the proposed talk with the caliban and the united states government at camp david. your reaction to what is going on right now and what the prospects are, the withdrawal of our troops from afghanistan and for securing afghanistan for the afghan government? >> first of all i totally agree with the president position as absolutely outrageous. the taliban settled their fighters to increase their level of activity kill as many people as you can including americans using it as leverage for negotiation. that's who we are dealing with on ca

that decision coming in response to the caliban attack that killed an american soldier in kabul.and this is a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. arthel: and i'm arthel neville. the president was set to hold a meeting with afghan leaders and the caliban days before september 11. secretary of state mike pompeo not saying when or if negotiations will resume. david blunt joins us live from white house with the very latest. reportergo

unfortunately the caliban has chosen to continue their savage attacks. we will continue to work with our coalition of afghan partners to stamp out terrorism and we will never stop working to make peace a reality. here in the western hemisphere we are joining with our partners to ensure stability and opportunity all across the region . and that mission, one of our most critical challenges is illegal immigration. which undermines prosperity, risks of heart society and empowers ruthless criminal cartels. mass illegal migration. it's unfair, unsafe and unsustainable. for everyone involved. the defending countries and the depleted countries and they become depleted very fast, but the youth is not taken care of and human capital goes to waste. the receiving countries are overburdened with more migrants than they can responsibly accept. and the migrants themselves are exploited, assaulted and abuse by vicious coyotes. nearly 1/3 of women who make the journey north to our border are sexually assaulted along the way. here in the united states, and around the worl

presidential elections have been going on against a backdrop of fears of violence and threats by the calibanion occurring there a polling station in the southern afghan city of kandahar. of course, we will have more on that as we get it here on bbc world news. haitian police — in the capital port—au—prince have been attempting to disperse the largest and most violent protests in months. officers used tear gas and live ammunition while demonstrators threw stones. anger over a nationwide fuel crisis has been spilling over into fury against the political classes and corruption. president moise is trying to calm the situation by offering a unity government — but with tensions increasing, the violence has continued. for most of us the mobile phone is almost a third arm, we're so attached to it. yes, there are benefits to having a super computer on tap, but how about the social cost of all those lost interactions with the world around us? photographer eric pickersgill set out to show what we'd look like with our phones removed and the results are pretty remarkable. i'm falling asleep back to back

trump calling off the meeting after caliban meeting killed 12 people including a u.s. soldier.t by several dignitaries including mike pompeo. in the meantime, a taliban spokesman said both parties agreed to a peace plan while meeting in qatar. rescue teams are trying to save a life of a passenger of a cargo ship that overturned. the rescue operation was a result of an onboard fire. four others are still missing. now back to our special. [♪] shannon: neil gorsuch faced the senate judiciary committee. democrats were spoiling for a fight. >> judge garland was denied a hearing. i'm deeply disappointed that it's under these circumstances that we begin our hearings. shannon: for generations the nominees didn't show up. there were no big hearings. there were votes without them. >> i'm envious of hide old boss byron white for whom i clerked many years ago. his hearing lasted about 15 minutes. shannon: by the time gore upgot his nomination the process had turned into a blood sport. >> the hearings of justice thomas. those were combative. did they leave an impression on you. >> in a day

. >> do you believe the caliban will result in more instability?>> i will not comment on current situations for quite don't know enough for quite on the back channel. we have great negotiatorsbu but we will have to decide what we stand for and what we won'tat stand for. and when we got there to afghanistan i got there right after 9/1111 i remember kites being flown over the stronghold i remember how proud the children were, especially the girls as they walked down the street on the first day of d school walking by heavily armed us sailors and marines and foreign troops because when we were attacked other allies came to our aid. new york city in washington dc and we carry those values forward and now for the first time these youngnd girls lives they can go to school program worries me if we don't think that is valuable for everybody in the world then, i'm not saying to be the world's policeman. that is what the alliance is for but we have to keep our moral voice inin leadership spirit could you discuss the interplay of climate change and national se

a peace deal with militant groups in the country including the caliban. this is about three hours. the committee will come to order. without objection, all members have five days to visit made statements and questions for the record subject to the limitation of the rules. ambassador wells and ms. friedman, welcome to the members of the public and the press as well. we are glad to have our friends from c-span here as well. we need this mornings of the committee conduct oversight of the administration's policy towards afghanistan and iran now recognize myself for an opening statement. for months we've been attempting to get some visibility into the ongoing peace negotiations without success. we all want peace and the fighting in afghanistan do and do. congress needs to know what the potential deal looks like and members need the chance to ask questions and offer views and in the last few weeks, we've seen the reconciliation process go off the rails in a spectacular fashion area to be learned from a presidential message that the administration was planning to host the caliban at camp

new is the means by which you can do it at scale and speed whether it pushing out on behalf of the caliban to influence the african populace. the means by which you can do at scale but that attempt is nothing here. >> think about what we are seeing in hong kong, the ability to take whether or not it cameras at abercorn or a deflection of data from personal cell phones that the chinese are doing but being able to organize that information is scale different than before. it provides authoritarian regimes, every single bit of information to do that. >> were all stretching our strengths and partnerships. i can tell you regardless of how those discussions are going, there's been no change whatsoever in the strength of our partnership. each one of us, i know i do daily talking to my british counterparts along with australian, new zealand, we've been embedded within our force. when only have good friends, we have friends who are really good at what they do and they bring tremendous capability capacity. as they deal with brexit and diplomat from a government perspective, i can tell you there's bee

fashion area to be learned from a presidential message that the administration was planning to host the caliban at camp david the same week that we marked the anniversary of 9/11. we learned that the president of into that arrangement and we learned that the peace deal evidently is dead. if accurate, the president's deciding got the better of him again and now months and months of diplomatic effort seems to be thrown out the window. as the committee that oversees the american foreign policy, we understand there were a lot of questions about the diplomatic effort and the administration's refusal to provide us into the american people answers to subpoena the top negotiator and we've asked them to testify today. just to be clear i do not take subpoena is lively and wouldn't have issued this happy no puppyt three letters inviting him and asking the secretary of we simply couldn't wait any longer and after i issued a subpoena i spoke with the secretary of the state department's request and he offered to send him to testify in from the ambassador to brief myself and mr. mccall on the setting. we just

the caliban. this is about three hours.