so who is eunice? calling it this was a stretch for me. the publishers that you cannot call it misses the shriver. but everyone in her life, who knew her for decades called her mrs. shriver. her daughterher daughters-in-lar mrs. shriver and i was sure if we called it the eunice there would be a thunderbolt that would hit me. but eunice it is and she was. she was the often overlooked middle child of joe and rose. she wasn't old enough to be part of the golden trio. they were the glamorous ones. rosemary was tucked in the middle had forgotten in her own way so she wound up at the kids table most of the time, supervising her younger siblings patricia, bobby, teddy. she found it an advantage to be overlooked in that way so she was aggressive in trying to get her father's attention. she became the best sailor, tennis player, the most aggressive of the touch football players simply to get the eye is on her and off of the boys. she wrote a letter to her father saying i know you are so busy spending all your time worrying about the boy's careers.

and beijing let's get to eunice yoon live in china with more. eunice >> thank you very much, brian.he chinese state media has not let up its criticism of president trump. two official papers have been mocking the weekend tweet of the president which has suggested that the fall of the chinese stock market could be an indication that the u.s. would be winning the trade war well, the peoples daily described president trump's belief as wishful thinking while the global times posted an editorial with the headline volatility in chinese stocks doesn't signal a u.s. trade war win. the state papers here have been pushing the idea that the economy here is sound enough to weather a trade war. in its overseas edition the peoples daily said any impact on a trade war would be limited and controllable and that china's advantage was its domestic market it also described washington's tactics as double-faced. saying on one hand it continues to threaten china with its steep tariffs, on the other hand it says it is willing to negotiate with sincerity so, the paper said that the chinese people no longer

for "night business report," i'm eunice jung in beijing. >> time to take a look at tonight's upgrades. downgrad we begin with urban outfitters. the stock is fairly vued after nearly tripling over the past year or so. the price target now $53. that stock continued to rise up about 3% to $48.74. marriott was upgraded to outperform from market perform at raymond jes. the analyst calls the recent geakness in that stock a buy opportunity. price target $140. the stock rose nearly 1% to 121.61. >>al force's price target was raised to 178 at morgan stanley. the analyst calls the companyen ther of choice for the digital transformation. the rating on the stock remains overweight. the sto m rosee than 1% to 146.57. square's price tart was raised ly $86 by nomura instinet. the a says downloads of squares cash app exceed those of venmo app for the first time ance july. the rating remai buy and the stock rose more than 3% to $74.97. >> still ahead, a small business opener caught in the middle of turkey's financial crisi ♪ ♪ >>> optimism among small business owners is now at a 35-year high. that's i

eunice yeun has details from beijing. >> the finance minister said that china will strike back everyime to defend itself, but that its counter strik will be targeted. speaking to reuters the mister said we are responding in a precise way. the mister said china didn't want bystanders to become collateral damage saying, when we try measures we try not to harm the interest of foreign businesses in china. the minister is most concerned about the welfare of workers here. the trade conflict, he says, hasn't hurt the economy muc so far, but he is anticipating job losses in the exportto sector. counter that, he said that the government isuspending more to help unemployed find new jobs and ensure their basic social security. he said beijing also wants local governments to issue more special bonds to fund tu infrastruc and expect the bond to blow past $145 billion by the end of the current quarter, but the minister insists that the morerotive fiscal policy won't blow out the budget saying that we are m talking abousive stimulus, nor do we want to incur financial risks to take care of everythin

so the numbers are very important. >> eunice yoon in shenzhen, thank you. >>> staying with the topicf trade, wilbur ross says he is optimistic about striking a new deal with mexico on nafta. here's what he told us on cnbc late yesterday >> we're trying to get to a deal we're making progress. we don't have a deal just yet. but i think a deal is very likely within reach in the very, very near future >> the commerce secretary speaking about the ongoing trade dispute with china saying he thinks the united states is way ahead of the game. >>> let's turn back to your money as the bull market continues its record run joining us now is guy adami from d.c. he's either getting up early or just rolling in from st. elmo's fire whatever you do down there why do you think the market is not reacting more negatively to all the news in the town where you sit now? >> two words, i think passive investing. i think the passive investing fund, the situation that sets up there, that is impervious to headline risk. money flows if regardless. that's a big part of it. there's no other explanation you couple t

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and there is never going to be an answer for those questions eunice a young american men used a rented van to plow into crowds in one of europe's busiest tourist districts homemade terrorism of a kind all too familiar across europe came to catalonia. it left the city stunned. don't you think. it is in recent years the next day people went out onto the streets to say we are not afraid and that the terrorists were not going to infect us with their hatred that we weren't going to distrust our neighbors and we weren't going to criminalize a certain culture and that made us stronger this woman is worse. boss alona unified in its grief and determined to remain unafraid. now for a look at some of the other stories making the news at this hour the vatican has expressed shame and sorrow over a recent report on church abuse cases in the u.s. and says pope francis is on the victim side the report by an american grand jury was released tuesday it accuses three hundred priests in pennsylvania of sexually abusing children over a period of decades. u.s. defense officials say a military parade request

every few months to eunice yoon us the man who seeks to sow cocoa to the world returns home to his cocoa farm in the mountains of the youngest not far from the capital. i've ever known is that. i could i was in the be in you guys as they. do in the me to me to them of the chicken to the moon no question this but if this is the focus of our call me the us and so to me they can live in the. political of their mother through so the idea of a need to. call them have a clue what i am which didn't. get if you missed the community it was no way that. you need to is well aware that cocoa farmers can succumb to the money offered by cocaine produces zero but claims that the social control largely works. well. take a good. clean up by the altar of people you know the pope and you know. one the island in the almost malevolent coco island that it got up as and. mostly because i'm in the company of this they live on the phone this has been the phones i. going to also he had gone to comment that you. not far from home a phone that was found preparing the base folk ok. using both these only and those po

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eunice yoon, cnbc business news. >>> ongoing trade disagreements pose the biggest risk to the u.s.conomy according to the latest minutes from the federal reserve. fed policymakers also expressed confidence in strong economic growth in the near-term and acknowledged inflation is coming within their 2% target the fomc is widely expected to hike interest rates to 2% in its september meeting. frazier, let's talk about the reaction to the fed minutes yesterday. we are seeing the dollar rebound quite aggressively even though i would say it's not really that surprising going into the minutes the market had been anticipating a september hike to begin with why are we seeing such a hawkish reaction >> some of it is justified by the very good shape that the economy is in. we have come off of some stellar earnings season in the u.s it's not really what i think they would be looking for because as they correctly point out in minutes, key risks around emerging markets and trade tensions are not helped by a further strengthening of the dollar that's something that they will probably be looking to

eunice yoon is live in beijing we are now an exporter of crude oil, we're a major exporter of naturalas. i found the news surprising when they talked about it because wouldn't that just be a tax on its own chinese people >> yeah. that's what a lot of people here have been talking about. just to give you a bit of a background, china decided to drop crude oil off its $16 billion tariff list. there hasn't been any official explanation why, but there's been plenty of speculation among traders that the state refiner had something to do with it. they are the biggest importer of u.s. crude into this country and it's all been part of the government's overall strategy to import more u.s. crude to help diversify their energy sources so to give you some stats, last year china bought a fifth of u.s. crude exports, and this summer the purchases hit more than 500 million barrettes a day. the government here has very little incentive to put any more financial cost on to its imports. the revision did come after the company suspended new bookings until october. that was reportedly because of concerns

>> eunice yoon, thank you very much by the way, some of those chinese tariffs now reportedly could bextended to liquefied natural gas. lng is expect ed ed to be one oh greatest growths for this country. there are six under construction, five more in project phase, 11 more being studied. those are hundreds of thousands of construction jobs going forward. cheniere energy is lng, the biggest publicly traded exporter of lng on a stand-alone basis. watch that stock >>> landon dowdy has the other big stories. >> adidas shares are soaring after it reported strong earnings sales were boosted by increases in north america and china adidas is backing its 2018 guidance and the ceo says the company remains on track to meet its long-term targets until 2020 >>> also watch yelp. its latest earnings boat forecast thanks to a 21% rise in ad revenue they are raising their profit outlook for the year >> and roku swung to a slight profit in the second quarter as revenue rose 57% roku added 22 million active accounts, and viewers spent more time watching content. back over to you >> thank you very much >>

consumer because the people here say they can't pick up more costs. >> eunice yoon, appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> let's bring in gordon chang, he's a columnist at the daily beast and he joins us now on set. here's the question. how much leverage do you believe china has entering these negotiations >> quite little. last year 88.8% of chinese overall trade surplus rated to sales in the united states >> we have the buying power. >> we have the buying power. last year china's surplus against us was 375$375.6 billion this means that we have the power. also we have the much bigger economy. last year our economy was over 19 trillion. china says its economy was over 12 trillion. right now we have an economy in reality growing faster than theirs, 4.1% in q2 theirs probably about 3% >> do you think the communist party, which has rallied around president xi we have a bunch of yes men in beijing. do you think they've been taken aback by the united states aggressive stance? >> they were in the beginning they looked at donald trump and thought clearly they could manipulate him and cont

let's go to eunice yoon with more >>> thank you very much.he finance minister said that china will strike back every time to defend itself but that the counter strikes would be targeted the minister said we are responding in a precise way. the minister said china did not want bystanders to become collateral damage including american companies saying when we take measures we try our hardest not to harm the interests of foreign businesses in china but the minister said he's most concerned about the welfare of workers here he said that the trade conflict so far has not had much of an impact on the economy, but he anticipates job losses in the export sector. to counter that he said the government plans to spend more to help unemployed find new jobs, ensure basic social security, and that beijing wants local governments to issue more special bonds to fund infrastructure and expected the bonds would blow past 1$145 billion by the end of the current quarter. the minister insists that what he described as a more proactive fiscal policy is not going t

the government is putting in place to make sure that its citizens behave. >> wow i mean, that's -- eunice, you pay back all your debt and you have a great income and 780 and went to a 760. thank you very much. wow. my score would be zero. >>> back here in the united states, the country is remembering and honoring arizona senator john mccain. he died on saturday after, no doubt, a remarkable life kelly o'donnell reports on mccain's legacy. >> reporter: under the blistering phoenix sun, flags are lowered. respect shown in the small gestures of flowers and messages left outside senator john mccain's state office. >> i'm here to honor senator mccain. >> reporter: an honor guard outside the phoenix funeral home volunteers who plan to remain near the senator through services here. >> no matter what you thing of his politics or his person, he served our country and he served it well. >> reporter: from arizona to washington, d.c., planning is under way to begin wednesday with a public mourning at arizona state capital. >> john mccain is irreplaceable. this week will be about honoring his life and

he and eunice raised a good family. ed represents the kind of values that our state was built on, his sense of care and compassion, his service to community, his church and his family has made our world, made the world and our part of the world a better place. he had a vision for a stronger community and a more prosperous kansas and he will continue to inspire me personally. another observation is the attendance, my attendance at the funeral services yesterday caused me to remind myself that the people that you hope come to your funeral service when it occurs are there because they admire and respect you, they honor you and the life you lived. ed had a significant responsibility, a significant position in the community, but it is unusual to see so many people of all ages at a funeral. it wasn't about his position, it was about his relationship with those he knew and cared about. in the coming weeks rob and i will continue to keep ed and his wife eunice, along with their family and friends in our prayers as we celebrated

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but in this rcinnected world, it is also important to get a sense of the impact abroa and that's wh euniced when she traveled to a factory in guangdong, china. ♪ na♪ >>> c factory owner mark wong isn't shocked these days and the makers of lights a candle holders received the letter from the biggest customer, a u.s.r retai urging him to split the cost of a 10% tariff imposed on his products by the trump administration. >> 10% is too high, he says. it's just too much for any of us to absorb. fashions like this one have been the backbone ofcha's traditional exports for american household, but with labor and raw material costs up as much as 15% of last year, many manufacturers here are struggling. wong says more than half of his sales will be hit by the stariffs. so h looking for more ers in europe and the middle east dropping low-margin products and cutting back on sales to the u.s. >> we need to shrink our volumes and focus on whate do best, he says, otherwise we can't survive. wong said the wker yuan hasn't brought relief and moving production out of china won work. >> it's not that easy to

we've heard a lot about microcredit since the early days of muhammad eunice and the gramin bank so thaturaging investment and in a way, equity. >> that's it exactly. the challenge was it wasn't making these loans for water and sanitation. it would make a loan for somebody to start a business, but the microfinance d so what we did was kind of or give them a nudge and derisk it for them so we said we'll cover your costs to start up these types of loans and if you find the market then you can go to scale with this and that's exactly what's happened. we had around 90 partners around the world now that are delivering these microloans to people in need of water and sanitation. more than 90% of them are women and they paid back at a 99% rate and one way to drive it home is a woman who i met in manila not long ago and she was going to water vendors and sending her kids to these water vendors to buy their water and carry it back home. they were paying about $60 each month for that water. she got a small loan and got connected to the water utility and she couldn't afford the $200 it cost to conne

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euni eunice jungs ere to shed light on the growing crisis. >> it was business as usual in beijing's financialtrict today afteryesterday's police crackdown oner prote organizers say thousands of people g thered outsidehe banking regulator's office. hundreds of police stopped the demonstration. the protesters were angry about money they lost in appear to peer lendingre industry. in china it is very difficult for ordinary people it get loans from mainstream banks so the whole industry of peer to peer lending has emerged where investors who have money to lend areed connecto people who need capital to start businesses or just to buy something. this g industry haswn quickly over the past few years thanks to the high returns. about 8% to 12%pa cd to less than 3% at most traditional bank, but because of title regulatory, some of the lenders have startednao fail. in c public protests aren't common, but it is common for investors who lose moneyo expect t government to bail them out and that is what the protesterski were s yesterday. the troubles are far from over. they're concerned that the t p won't b

one hundred people many of the members of the security forces have been killed there correspondent eunice i.t.s. seen sent us this update from kabul. the situation is very tense a source told the that taliban fighters at the election committee office in the city and they said the building on fire. didn't provide any further information meanwhile the afghan military chief of staff said that his troops can clear the city within two days also that there are more troops headed to the city to assist the special forces that are already there fighting the remain in taliban fight. in the west side of the city there are little information coming from. the main road linking kabul to where i am and that has me one hundred fifty kilometers to the east is broke now three days and electricity in it work at the the phone networks are not working even the local radios are off. so there is little information but our sources given us that. people are not very happy with the performance of the government managing this crisis now three days because people told us that they cannot even rescue the wounded peop

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today marks a year since twenty two year old eunice abu yacov got into a rented van and zigzagged along barcelona's famously killing and injuring pedestrians before hijacking another car and killing the driver with another islamist inspired attack in london just this week tonight when i ask how long will this go on i'm phil graham in berlin this is the day. a year ago today on august seventeenth two thousand and seventeen she was a victim of a brutal terrorist attack. using this money as the next day people one town come to the streets to say we are not afraid to call us again to stop the wars stop the weapons and stop everything that causes. another minute or if their plans had been different there is never going to be an answer for those questions and. the spotter said here bosler is marking the first anniversary of terror attacks that left sixteen people dead and more than one hundred injured families survivors and officials took part in a memorial service in the consulate in capital where an attacker turned a truck into a deadly weapon. survivors and families of the victims of last

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today marks a year since twenty two year old eunice abu yacov got into a rented van and zigzagged along boss alone as famously killing and injuring pedestrians before hijacking another car and killing the driver with another islamist inspired attack in london just this week tonight we ask how long will this go on i'm phil gale in berlin this is the day.

on events in the arab world; portuguese journalist and academic eunice goes; henry chu, international editor with the us magazine, variety; polly toynbee, columnist with the guardian newspaper. now, the ‘special relationship‘ is one of those phrases used so often by british ministers in governments of left and right that it must have its own short cut on press officers keyboards. so it was on wednesday when the us state department announced fresh sanctions against russia for the nerve agent attack in the english cathedral town of salisbury five months ago. the uk government duly lauded this as evidence of the strength of the special relationship. only it wasn't. it was actually the consequence of a law passed by congress when george bush senior was president more than a quarter of a century ago. no wonder moscow, currently being courted by president trump, complained about mixed signals. economic weapons are being wielded with increasing frequency by the trump administration — sanctions on iran at the start of the week and tariffs on turkey at the end. polly, there is an unanswerable

or correspondent eunice i seen sent us this update from kabul. the situation is very. the taliban fighters are the election committee in the city and the building on fire. didn't provide any further information meanwhile the afghan military chief said that his troops can clear the city within two days also that there are more troops headed to the city to assist the special forces that are already there fighting. remaining taliban fighters in the west side of the city there are little information coming from. the main road link in kabul where i am and that has me one hundred fifty kilometers to the east is broke now three days and electricity in its work at the the phone networks are not working even the local redos are off . so dearly there is little information but our sources given us that. people are not very happy with the performance of the government managing this crisis now three days because people told us that they cannot even a rescue of the wounded people in the streets we don't have any clear idea on the numbers of civilian people wounded or killed in the c

stories — abdel barry atwan, who writes on events in the arab world; portuguese journalist and academic eunice guardian newspaper. now, the ‘special relationship' is one of those phrases used so often by british ministers in governments of left and right that it must have its own short cut on press officers keyboards. so it was on wednesday when the us state department announced fresh sanctions against russia for the nerve agent attack in the english cathedral town of salisbury five months ago. the uk government duly lauded this as evidence of the strength of the special relationship. 0nly it wasn't. it was actually the consequence of a law passed by congress when george bush senior was president more than a quarter of a century ago. no wonder moscow, currently being courted by president trump, complained about mixed signals. economic weapons are being wielded with increasing frequency by the trump administration — sanctions on iran at the start of the week and tariffs on turkey at the end.

respond to a three month cease fire offered a president ghani on sunday al-jazeera arabic correspondent eunice. has more now from the capital kabul. less than twenty four hours after president assad of twenty announced a ceasefire taliban today announced that they kidnapped dozens of passengers in. provence in the north that even said that they. kidnapped those passengers because they received some intelligence that among those passengers were top security officials the security forces have their own story they said that the taliban did not free those passengers but the and the security forces managed to free them. but the main question asked by many afghan here in afghanistan is is that even going to accept the offer of cease fire for three months or for just a day by presenting any. body but has yet to answer this this question but according to our sources some members of the leadership of taliban are leaning toward accepting. the offer if not for three months at least for all or seven days but some of the members in taliban leadership believe that the movement should keep the taliban should

says is to persuade government to change its ways secretary of state might prompt a announcing new eunice's the u.s. increases economic pressure on iran with the reimposition of sanctions. former indian prime minister. has died at the age of ninety three he's been on life support since when. he's known as the he's known on the international save for testing nuclear weapons in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. the collapse of a bridge in genoa has put attention on italy's aging infrastructure around seventy percent of italy's fifteen thousand motorway bridges and tunnels are more than forty years old at least thirty eight people died in the general disaster and investigations underway. the british parliamentary committee has said that smokers should be given greater support to use is cigarettes is a way of kicking the habit in a report it quoted medical studies that suggested vaporing could actually help people stop smoking conventional cigarettes lawrence lee has more. so no denying the popularity of a ping in a cigarette now days in the u.k. places like this have sprung up all over t

where the rockets were apparently fired from bernard smith al jazeera more now from al-jazeera is a eunice thing. it all started with rockets falling from the sky on kabul streets this morning on a the of one of the most important religious holidays in afghanistan and the islamic world today while afghans were inside the mosque for a lot happier and prayer and while president bush of money was delivering his speech on this occasions less than ten the rockets fall from the sky one of them fall next to the presidential palace right away the police police and security forces surrounded the house in south said that three suspects or suspects were inside that house and after exchanging fire the police said that they managed to kill the the three suspects and two policeman was slightly wounded and four civilians were wounded as well right away after the attack many here in kabul accused taliban of. history to the are sold they said that taliban refused to deliver a final answer to the offer of cease fire offered by president musharraf of any and they said that this assault may be a message from

eunice is there with the latest. >> official media have launched a personal attack against presidenting that his trade policy is a straight fighter style deceitful drama of distortion and intimidation. went on a tear and saying that washington has lost its mind and larry kudlow says the trump administration shouldn't under estimate china's firm will to win a trade war. china has imposed tariffs on all american goods that come into china if the u.s. imposes it's plan to impose tariffs on an additional 60 billi$60 billion f china's goods. now in response, kudlow had described china's threat as weak and also president trump weighed in, tweeting that the tariffs are working and getting the chinese to talk to the administration though it is unclear whether or not the two sides are talking. michelle >> and what about the protests that we're seeing reports of eunice but the financial district and it being in lockdown >> that's right. the police, there was a police crackdown in beijing's financial district and according to organizers, there were thousands of protesters there, hundreds of pol

or san luis can eunice the soul of this project place the stars within the context of the universe. is that was the lettuce and everything we're seeing here is expanding the universe is huge it's fourteen billion years old and still expanding is we live in a large super city the milky way with over four hundred billion stars on that but that doesn't mean that us this day yes. the numbers are astonishing the explanations show how important astronomy has always been for humans. own is the thought what if i'm going to be all our grandparents knew and identify the stars speaker of the brightest star in the constellation virgo that means we spike them and when it appeared in the east they knew it was time to sew or harvest astronomy was essential for daily life but today environmentalists pollution and all our technology have completely disconnected us and more than they can put up of them all. the stars have gone out in the eyes of many. who live in the developed world. this is what the planet looks like at night artificial light illuminates large surfaces of the northern hemisphere. ca

eunice will join us with an update on that >>> stocks to watch, twilio reported a second quarter adjusted profit of 3 cents per share, beating expectations of a loss of 5 cents per share. the stock is up more than 200% this year. wow. up some 19% overnight. >>> etsy's second quarter earnings did fall shy of forecast, but revenue topped analyst's estimates. the online marketplace now expects revenue to rise as much as 35% this year that stock is up 9% after hours. up 200% over one year. etsy's ceo will join us at 7:30 a.m. eastern >> the last time josh was here, he brought me an etsy made picture of myself. i don't know if you remember joseph likes to show that image of me on a dune in saudi arabia. so they had that turned into an illustration >> really? i did not see that >> by the lovely folks at etsy maybe he'll come with illustrations. >> i came in late notice >> there's a lot of crafts, craft gear on etsy as we all know >> it's kept its uniqueness. a lot of people thought amazon could launch its own crafts sub tab, but no such luck. >>> weight watchers second quarter earnings beating

. >> china state media is lashing out at president trump let's get to eunice with more. >> thanks. if the trump administration is waiting for china to blink first, beijing's message is keep waiting. china is going to impose tariffs of its own in response to the u.s.'s promised and proposed $200 billion worth of tariffs. now china's tariffs will cover an additional $60 billion. he described it as weak and president trump tweeted that the u.s. is in a better position economically than china. the chinese state media is countering that the white house shouldn't underestimate china's firm will to win a protracted trade war and also it launched an unusually personal attack on the president for what it called his street fighter style deceitful drama of extortion and intimidation so a lot of harsh words right now for the president as this trade war spat continues. >> i wonder how they would define winning, as it were but i want to ask you more about the markets. the stock market has been hit pretty hard. >> the stock market has been hit hard but the biggest impact is on it. there's been a

let's see...working here, i'll be working with eunice and the private credit strategy, but i'll also be working with victoria owens on the public strategy as we make the transition back and forth there. so with my previous job with fort worth, i was a generalist. i worked with the portfolio half, and then i would have hedge funds, private equity, funding only strategies. here, i'll just be concentrating in one area, which is private for me. >> and did you close on a house in the last couple days? >> i did. >> wow. east bay. >> yeah. planning on jogging out here. >> welcome. >> thank you, ron. >> welcome. >> and we do have our manager director of asset allocation, risk management and innovative solutions. an offer's been extended and accepted, and that person will start on august 27, and i look forward to introducing you to her at that time. that closes the c.i. reports. >> great. thank you. any questions? commissioner driscoll? >> i'll skip my questions, but on this monthly report, on your page 5, the sf sfers monthly net aet ises, some month -- assets, some months, we started puttin

to free hundreds of prisoners on the occasion of the islamic religious festival of al-jazeera as eunice seen has more from kabul. this is not the first time that president musharraf of any announced a cease fire on a religious holiday back in june in either the fifth or the end of ramadan president rabbani announced a ceasefire for three days. taliban accepted the offer and many people here in afghanistan remember when taliban fighters and army soldiers share the same most next to each other and hug each other it was for many here an inspiration that peace perhaps is. reachable and it's possible in afghanistan however this offer is quite different the duration of the cease fire proposal proposed by president romney is for three months like three days in a little fitter and also people here believe that the president is trying to reach some sort of agreement with the taliban to secure the country and to provide the necessary conditions to help the election at the end of october and also. this offer and this proposal is different because president county said that this cease fire can last