the walls are filled with a name of the hundreds of thousands of afghans who died when the moouja had een rose up against the occupation. >> what people feared was aerial bombing from the soefiates. it was stuff. what was most distressing was the killing of women, children and the elderly. that nunted us to fight the soviets. >> at the heart of the museum, life-style statues guarded the entrance. it takes visitors through the wall against the sof yet. if history is written, the story might appear too straightforward. sof yet murder villages. they rise up. butt it's one of the view easy accessible in the country. >> afghanistan's history books gloss over 30 years of conflict that blited the country. the museum was created to rhett mind future gern eightses of the horrors of war. >> the museum was founded by a former moouja had een commander. his son reflects a view heard from afghans, that history is about to repeat itself. >> when the soviets were defeated, the world abandoned us. they didn't help to reconstruct the country or want a functioning government. we sacrificed ourselves. in ret

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the retreat came nine years after the kremlin sent 100,000 troops to the grum mean as the moouja hid een. the war saw the deaths of hundreds of thousands of afghans, million fleeing to pakistan and iran. we'll have the few from moscow in a moment. first a recollection of an afghan. >> the protests and the resistance against the soviet union, it was an ideological confrontation of zealous ideaists from one side, islamic groups that came to afghanistan and joined the resistance. on the other hand, the soviet union and its red army and communist ideology were confronting each other. afghanistan was the soldier of the cold war. >> defense analyst joins us live from moscow. pavel, thank you for joining us on the show. the russia of today different from the soviet union of yesterday. how does the country now view that withdrawal 25 years ago. well, most of the russian public most likely does not remember or tries not to remember this day. it does not see something by most russians, not a day that we should be proud about. this is a very important date for the veterans of that war, and there ar

ciba een 1962-1966, geigy had about 20 sites. on the days the plant was operating, over five million gallons of chemical waste were dumped directly in the river. these were days when the philosophy was out of sight, out of mind and didn't have the proper waste disposal. >> don bennett grew up in toms river and ran in the river as a young boy, just downstream from where the plant dumps. dd >> it was bizarre to a teenage kid swimming in what looked to be just another river. the water was always ice cold even in the middle of the summer. when you came over here, the swinging bridge, it was a popular swimming place with young people. if your nose was working and your eyes were working, you would certainly recognize something was really wrong. >> don's connection to toms river isn't just water. for over 30 years, he worked at the local newspaper and was one of the first reporters to ciba geigy chemical dumping. >> according early on to the report ciba geigy commissioned was about a million gallons a day was seeping in the seepage pits

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the trip is een as an undeclared campaign by abdul fatah al-sisi for the egyptian residency. washington suspended aid. most of the aid goes to the military. >> the egyptian counterparts sat for talks. the first foreign visit for abdul fatah al-sisi, this is a field marshal. take us though how significant the trip is. >> i think it's significant on a number of levels. first of all, as you say, the first foreign visit. he has chosen to come to moscow. moscow has been courting egypt. sergei lavrov and the defense secretary went to cairo last november and were talking about the possibility of closer ties then. today we are having a reciprocal arrange. the egyptians come to moscow. well informed sources talk about a $2 billion arms deal between russia and egypt. its significance because it shows shifting alliances. egypt has been closely tied to the us. they have suspendedate, but we see egypt move closer to russia. egypt says it's seeking to diversify. commentators are drawing the line. russia are filling a gap that america has created. >> as we mentioned there, abdul fatah al-si

when we finish the figure een can go back to the earth, to the sun to the water even. >> he has made many films, but ultimately they tell the same story. >> you must understand your past first, your need to deal with it before moving forward. because you done, it's like reading a book. you cannot read empty page. >> it's all about feelings, transforming pain into something positive. regardless of winning the oscar. it is triumph enough to use cinema as a tool for memory. >> n.a.s.a. confirmed the discovery of 715 new plan et cetera outside the solar system, basted op information from the -- based on information from the kepler telescope. some are similar size to earth, neither too hot nor too cold and could, in theory, support life. more on those stories on the website aljazeera.com. thithis is al jazeera america. real money with ali velshi is next. >> one of america's most pressing problems, crumbling bridges and outdated railroads. i'll tell you how to fix it and pay for it. >>> how much to cut from our defense budget. i'll talk to william cohen. plus confessions of a middle class

entire muslim neighborhoods have .een in deep a u.s. missionary being held in north korea has been moved back to a labor camp in the country. he seen here with his mother, and he's been held for more than a year in north korea after being sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly trying to overthrow the state. he was moved on january 20. the president of haiti is in washington this week for meetings with the white house and members of congress. four years after a powerful earthquake devastated the country. yesterday, president obama met with the haitian leader and urged him to hold elections that have been much delayed. mr. obama also praised the ongoing recovery effort in the caribbean nation. >> it is a slow, difficult process, and i think we are all recognizing we have a lot more work to do, but my main message today as president and to the people of haiti is that the american people are committed to standing with you in this process. >> president obama speaking in the white house yesterday. the earthquake in haiti killed an

ey are still ahead of us, but we just have a little reprieve from some of the drama we have .een >> onef the things seetary hagel has said his there are massive challenges. cuts and tough choices have to be me, but the administration has restarted the practice of restarting the unfunded priorities list, which existed for a long time. there's about $26 billion in programs that are said to be on thatist at this point. is that a good idea or not? >> yeah, i think it is inevitable to some extent that because we are always going to ask -- what was the thing that just missed getting into the president's budget and why did it miss? the congress of either party will never accept a president's budget just as is. we want to make our own evaluations. that tear that just missed the president's budget is a useful tool for us to have. i think it is helpful. i do not know what's going on with the administration. i think it's possible they want to generate somdemand for more defense spending so they can increase to mystic spending as well. i have heard that spepeculation. whether that is successful in

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in the job een both as washington bureau chief of "the times" certainly then growing as managing editor and now as executive editor that these criminal leak investigations have had a very profound effect on journalism. >> come back to the accomplices point. the thing that was completely different about the story, you know, as journalists we all understand that at some point somebody might threaten you in the means of trying to get you to reveal a source and there's a sort of tenant that you learn in places like colombia, that you would go to prisonen to protect your source. this source never thought his identity wouldn't come out. the very nature of the story. he knew exactly how fast they would be able to track him down and identify him, as soon as the revelations appeared. and the reason that first week was so intense at first was the idea of getting as many stories out as possible before it just became about source hunt, witch hunt, who is this guy? for a 29-year-old he had an erie -- eerie precedence about what would happen, what they would say about him, what they would try to -- h

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it was the leading, the highest rating program safety had ever een. we're all looking at this and saying what is going on in the country? do you have an estimate in terms of the financial impact? >> for the first full 12 months we think that the tax revenue will be about $140 million, and the business itself only be about $1 billion. that is better than expected, but where to take it with a grain of salt. >> as we wrap up, i know you are eeting with a number of aboard people for the rest of the day, and you're going to the white house tomorrow. as you go around the horn, and come up with one important solution or change the mower impact that you would like to come from the white house and congress this year, or the next two years, what would that be? we like to hear from all of you, hopefully you have an answer to hat. i will begin with you, sir. >> we have to raise the minimum wage. there is a principle the bible, if you work hard, and you're raising children, you should not have to be in poverty. pope francis talked about an economy of inclusion not

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as you know, christine fox has een serving these past few months as acting secretary of defense. this department and i have her wise nefited from counsel, vast knowledge and experience and innovative as we have moved forward with shaping d.o.d.'s future spending plans. i want to thank christine for her willingness to stay on in until bob is confirmed by the u.s. senate. want to mention three other important presidential nominees. wormeth was nominated of ext undersecretary defense for policy. most of you know her and work with her. mckeown under the defense for policy. most of you have worked with him at the white house or capitol hill. mike mccord who you all know d.o.d.'s to serve as next comptroller. all of these very experienced and capable garded individuals will bring tremendous expertise and leadership to the positions. like bob they are exceptional professionals. four of the most experienced national security rofessionals that d.o.d. has had in these positions at any one time. experiencea depth of and knowledge and expertise that is as impressive as we have seen d.o.d.t i