in neighboring cambodia, rescuers are picking through the remains of houses blown down or buried in landslides. many villages are still cut off by mud-clogged roads. at least 14 people have died, but that number is expected to rise. now, there are warnings that another major storm will be rolling through the region. the typhoon is headed for the north of the philippines with winds gusting over 200 kilometers per hour. a constructive beginning, says president obama, but it must be followed by constructive action. that is his verdict on today's talks in geneva between members of the united nations security council and iran's nuclear negotiators. it is also the first time the american government has engaged face-to-face with them. president obama is insisting, too, on a rapid inspection of the iranians nuclear facility in qom. it was only revealed last week. >> the talks were held a long way from the world of trouble iran's nuclear ambitions could create. the most powerful countries on the planet went into the negotiations wanting evidence before the leaves are often the mysteries that iran is no

. >>> in neighboring cambodia, rescuers are picking through the remains of houses blown down are buried in landslides. many villages are still cut off. at least 14 have dead -- at least 14 have died in that number is expected to rise. >>> there are warnings another major storm will be rolling through. another thai food is headed to the north of the philippines with winds gusting over 200 kph -- another thai food is headed to the north of the philippines, classified as a super typhoon. >>> the verdict on the talks in geneva, the members of the u.n. security council and iran's nuclear negotiators, it is the first time the american government engaged face-to-face with them. president obama is insisting on a rapid inspection of the iridium enrichment facility in qom. jeremy bowen reports. >> the fellow where the talks were held as a long way from the world of trouble this crisis could create. by the time the leaves are off the trees, the most powerful countries in the world are not sure if they can believe that iran is not trying to get a nuclear weapon. the talks went better than many obse

weekend but still strong, the typhoon next to cambodia where homes were again swept away and the number of deaths were also steadily rising. a again, the authorities have been struggling to find out -- to get help to those most in need. it has been almost four d -- four days since the typhoon hit the northern philippines but parts of manila are still under water. sections of the presidential palace had been opened up to help give shelter. there are tens of thousands of people still living rock in these makeshift evacuation centers. international agencies and the government struggled to cope with the overwhelming scale of the flooding. so many people have lost everything, and a storm that brought some of the heaviest rainfall these countries have seen in decades. now ketsana has weekend to a tropical depression but the cleanup is only now getting under way. bbc news, central vietnam. >> it could be an important moment in the growing international crisis over iran pause in a clear ambitions. the five permanent members of the u.n. security council, plus germany, will intensify demands on a

-- >> he was forgiven for cambodia? he should get the peace prize? that's like saying, now geshs is now becoming an advocate for nuclear disarmament. >> china, middle east -- >> yeah, exactly. >> good, no many smacking around. >> "saturday night live" poked fun at the award. listen to this. >> now, this prize bestowed by the nobel committee in norway is given annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to world peace. jimmy carter won it for decades of trying to find solutions to international conflicts. al gore, his years of educating u.s. about climate change. us, well, i won it for not being george bush. >> good enough reason for me. >> that is a serious point you're making. >> setting up a credibility gap. >> what's the point i'm making? >> you're making the point after eight years of dark, disengagement, the world is saying, thank you. >> the sun is coming out. >> so, i mean, i think it's premature -- >> i think is a premature unless he has substantive things to back up. the world has said, we'r

the typhoon battered its way through the philippines, cambodia, and vietnam killing 300 people over thefew days, forcing millions from their homes. the vast majority of the victims were in the philippines. the typhoon has weakened. it's on its way west to last, t laos but it's not over yet to. the southeast after that disaster, two earthquakes separated by one day and 6,000 miles have left hundreds dead, many more missing, and thousands of buildings destroyed. earlier today, it's a magnitude 7.6 earthquake which hit 30 miles off of the coast of indonesia, taking at least 200 lives. many more people are missing, trapped under homes, office buildings, hotels, and hospitals. just yesterday, it was an 8.0 earthquake hit 120 miles off of the coast of samoa. it's 4 -- it set loose four 15 and 20-foot-high tsunami waves. they hit the shores of america samoa minutes after the earthquake struck. that gave americans little time to make it to high ground. a radio person named joey cummings taped the tsunami wave that flooded the harbor. he described the experience of what he saw to britain's chann

bill: mistake to give them cambodia and louse. thanks. appreciate it. aaron andrews had her privacy grossly violated as you know. the fbi has made an arrest in the case. later, body language takes a look at bill maher and michael moore. quite a pair upcoming. bill: impact segment tonight, stratfor.com is reporting that the russians, the iranians, and some in europe believe that president obama is a weak leader. but is that fair? joining us now from washington fox news analyst mary cath -- catherine ham and the always dapper juan williams. all right, juan, as i told the general, i think that this decision should have been made already. you have got to assume that the pentagon has an ongoing strategic vision. and to say that well they are reevaluating this or that and not committing makes the president look weak in the eyes of the world. am i wrong? >> yeah. i think there is a problem here in that this time frame is now being elongated and as such people are wondering what exactly what is going on? who is in charge. it invites the situation where earlier

taught in these women schools, they will be wiped out just as they were in algeria, vietnam and cambodia. across the arab and islamic world, lit be seen the americans committed themselves to a war, they said we're going to turn this into a dmokty, and after 800 dead, the americans turn tailed just like the russians did. that will be a dramatic loss for the united states. maybe that's coming, ed, but i tell you, we ought to look a defeat in the face and its consequences, and i think those are what it will be. >> well, you know, the appetite for war is starting to dwindle in this country. the vietnam war lasted 102 months and we're at now month 96 in afghanistan. the president is going to have to have some political will behind him to maintain this. to send 40,000 troops in there, pat, this means another -- at least another two to three years. i mean, do we have the stomach for that right now? are the american people going to be with the president on that? >> i think mccrystal agrees with you on this. he realizes look, we're going to do what we have to do in 12 to 18 months to turn this ar

-- >> he was forgiven for cambodia?hould get the peace prize? that's like saying, now gerbels is now becoming an advocate for nuclear disarmament. >> china, middle east -- >> yeah, exactly. >> good, no more smacking around. >> "saturday night live" poked fun at the award. listen to this. >> now, this prize bestowed by the nobel committee in norway is given annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to world peace. jimmy carter won it for decades of trying to find solutions to international conflicts. al gore, his years of educating u.s. about climate change. us, well, i won it for not being george bush. >> good enough reason for me. >> that is a serious point you're making. >> setting up a credibility gap. >> what's the point i'm making? >> you're making the point after eight years of dark disengagement, the world is saying, thank you. >> the sun is coming out. >> so, i mean, i think it's premature -- >> i think is a premature unless he has substantive things to back up. the world has said, we're an

the sanctuaryç was in north vietnam, cambodia, and laos. get us? nothing.ç so you cannot send good money after bad into afghanistan for the purpose of counterinsurgency. that does mean you have to begin to train the afghans to take over their own country and you have to refocus the american military on killing the alligators. >> rose: so it sounds like you were at one with vice president biden in terms of the alternatives. >> i am. >> rose: go after al qaeda wherever they are. >> that's the focus. that is also the congressional authorization. >> rose: said to be vice president biden's plan. >> it is, right. it's also the legal basis upon which a president can do this. any president. we certainly this president. >> rose: so you're saying if he wants to send more troops to afghanistan to fight the taliban he does not have the legal basis to do it? >> because counterinsurgency was never the mission.ç it was never particularly authorized because basically there are no al qaeda in the mountains of afghanistan. maybe a hundrgd or so. they're r

mandate of the independent expert on somalia, the continuation of important accounts to work on cambodia, a new resolution co-sponsored by the united states on the independence of judges, and resolutions on hiv/aids, extreme proverb -- extreme poverty, and other topics. have we agreed with all of the actions at the council session? no, of course we have not, but that was not our expectation. we have, however, launched a partnership to build partnerships and strengthen dialogue to transcend some of the impediments. we discussed with council members, in particular, the state of israel as well as the palestinian authority how to approach the goldstone report. the united states has reviewed the you -- has reviewed the report carefully. it's sweeping factual and legal conclusions and many of its recommendations we are concerned about. however the issues are difficult and the stakes are high. linked as they are two fundamental goals of security and peace for both israel and the palestinians. israel's right to self-defense and security must never be diminished. we must do everything in our powe

i'm going into places like cambodia and vietnam so i always travel with a bunch of different kind of antibiotics just to keep myself safe. my wife is a foodie. i end up shooting pictures of the food i eat on my cell phone and e-mailing her pictures of food. i can't do without my cell phone. it's just important for me because you are staying in touch with not only people who have hired you who are e-mailing you and family members but also my separate business which is this studio. it's a way of just having your office on the road. my name is robert clark. keep shooting pictures. >>> president obama is scheduled to be in a new jersey court at this hour. we're talking about 55-year-old john brek arrested tuesday to making threatening comments one day before the president flew to newark airport. brek's father says he's not surprised by the allegations. >> it was coming. he did plenty of rotten stuff to me. my son takes advantage of everyone because he owes the government a lot of money. he was making 2.5 million a year blowing it up his nose. he's not my son. >> here's what we know about