the group objects to the involvement of hamid karzai's government. and president karzai has called on forces to end patrols in afghan villages. that's because of the killing of 16 villagers. but there will be no change in strategy. >> it all began here. almost 7,000 miles from afghanistan, a place where once twin towers stood. now a memorial to the 2,983 who died on a single day. david and samantha cameron remember 9/11. she was in new york. he, in london. for hours he had no idea whether she was save. katherine wolf was not. her death and all the others remembered today triggered a war a decade old and not yet over. >> do you understand why some people seeing you here may say so much has been sacrificed apparently for so little. of course, we made big sacrifices and britain in particular losing over 400 of our soldiers. it is worth remembering why we're there. and it is the right place to remember, including 67 british nationals died right here on 9/11. that terrorism was coming straight out of afghanistan and pakistan that area of the world and we

. >> reporter: afghan president hamid karzai called it an assassination and demanded an explanation from american force saying the killing of innocent civilians cannot be forgiven. the villagers themselves want karzai to hand over the soldier to them. this attack could not have come at a worse time. last month afghans held mass protests against american troops after u.s. soldiers mistakenly burned copies of the koran. six americans were killed in retaliation. the brutal killing spree will likely further anti-american sentiment because civilian deaths are already a hot-button issue here. protests are expected across the country beginning tomorrow morning. jeff. >> jeff: mandy clark in kabul, thank you. >> we are being told tonight that president obama did call afghan president karzai to express condolences today. from the pentagon now national security correspondent david martin has more. >> reporter: the sight of dead afghan civilians is a numbingly familiar with. but these were killed by an american soldier and not by accident. whatever his motive t ran counterto america's number one mi

the object to the involvement of hamid karzai's government. hamid karzai has called on nato forces to end patrols in villages after the killing of 15 civilians by an american soldier last weekend. apparently there will be no change in strategy. >> it all began here, almost 7,000 miles from afghanistan. a place where once a twin towers stood. now, a memorial to the 2983 who died on a single day. david and some at the camera and remember 9/11. she was in new york, he was in london. samantha and cement cameron remember 9/11. >> so much has been sacrificed apparently for so little. >> of course we made big sacrifices. we lost 400 of our soldiers. it is worth remembering why we are there and this is the right place to remember it. nearly 3000 people died right here on 9/11. that terrorism was coming straight out of afghanistan and pakistan, that area of the world. we had to make sure that afghanistan was no longer a haven for terror and afghanistan. >> another setback for hopes of a political solution. the taliban announced that they were no longer

afghan president hamid karzai slaps u.s. military with a troubling demand. >>> and a royal sport. the duchess of came bryn shows off her olympic skills at london's olympic park. >>> i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> and we are going to begin this morning with the afghan shootings. the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 people has hired a high profile attorney to handle his defense. john henry brown, the lawyer for the unnamed soldier, says his client was not happy about going to afghanistan after suffering severe injuries during three tours in iraq. brown says the decorated soldier's family was totally shocked by his actions and denied reports there were any marital problems. the attorney previously represented serial killer ted bundy and the barefoot bandit. meanwhile, a senior american official told "the new york times" due to stress, alcohol, and domestic issues the soldier, quote, just snapped. the soldier told the times it came from alcohol he drank on the night of the shootings. >>> ft. levenworth, kansas, could be the next stop. he could be flown there toda

hamid karzai made angry new accusations against the u.s., as the american suspect in the shootings was being flown home. karzai fired off his new broadside after meeting with relatives of those murdered last sunday. >> it is by all means the end of the rope here, the end of the rope. this form of activity, this behavior cannot be tolerated. it is past, past, past the time. >> woodruff: the killings took 16 lives-- mostly women and children, shot as they slept, in two separate villages. karzai demanded the u.s. military be more forthcoming, as he lent a sympathetic ear to family members who insisted, despite what u.s. officials have indicated, that the shooter could not have acted alone. >> the story of the village elders and the affectees is entirely different. they believe it is not possible for one person to do that. the army chief has just reported that the afghan investigation team did not receive the cooperation that they expected from the united states. >> woodruff: the massacre was the latest in a series of incidents that have cratered u.s.-afghan relations. last month's koran b

relief that he is back here tempered by concern about what hamid karzai has been saying. he has been listening to the families of the people that died. he has echoed their concerns. he is due to appear before a military magistrate some time before sunday. the magistrate will make a decision on whether or not he remains in custody. perhaps before that, we should get a former list of charges from the prosecutors. -- a formal list of charges from the prosecutors. >> the new united nations team is set to arrive this weekend. they warned of the impact to the region is the situation was not handled properly. >> in the northern city of idlib, opposition protests early this morning. this in a place for the government is believed to have gone full control. they are calling for foreign intervention. in the capital, more demonstrations. their chant "assad is god's enemy." "we call on russia and china to get assad out of the intensive care room so that he can die in peace." video posted by opposition activists showed thousands of people marching and then apparently government troops

hamid karzai. officials with the u.s. believe that the request to have u.s. forces leave is an attempt to calm citizens. u.s. troops will continue to patrol until 2014. high gas prices have become a talking point in the 2012 presidential campaign and president obama is on defense. >> he has been pushing for alternative energy. he insists that there is more oil drilling going on now than when president bush was in office. we have tonight's project economy report. >> sky rocketing gas prices are dragging down president obama's poll numbers. he defended his energy policy. >> we are drilling. under my administration, america is producing more oil per day then at any time in the last 8 years. [applause] >> he is accusing his rivals as playing pump politics. >> they are acting like they have a magic wand and we will give you cheap gas forever if you just elect us. >> newt gingrich as promised $2.50 a gallon if he is elected. >> it will create more jobs. >> he believes that drilling on federal land could

afghan president hamid karzai slaps the u.s. military with a troubling demand. >>> and a royal sport. the duchess of cambridge shows off her field hockey skills at the duchess of cambridge shows off her field hockey skills at london's olympic park. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with the afghan shootings. the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 people has hired a high-profile attorney to handle his defense. john henry brown, the lawyer for the unnamed soldier, said his client was not happy about going to afghanistan after suffering severe injuries during three tours in iraq. brown said the decorated soldier's family was totally shocked by his actions and denied reports there were any marital difficulties. the attorney previously represented serial killer ted bundy and the barefoot bandit. meanwhile, a senior official told the "new york times", due to stress, alcohol and domestic issues the soldier, quote, just snapped. the official told the "times" the acco

. >> two of president hamid karzai's brothers are amongst those who have been fired on by afghanistan. since a u.s. soldier shot 16 civilians, the country has been on alert for reprisal. a government group is visiting the villages in kandahar. they themselves came under attack. afghan troops returned fire. there are conflicting reports about casualties, but there are suggestions and afghan soldier providing search security for the group has been killed. a former adviser to afghanistan's interior ministry told me the situation in the country is still very tense. >> the people are angry. they're asking for the public trial of the soldier who killed people in kandahar. the attack is shocking, tragic, and damaging. shocking for afghan people. the military's soldier walks out of the base, fire on civilians, and kills women and children. it is damaging the relations between afghanistan, the u.s., and the international forces as a whole. it can put the mission in jeopardy. a few weeks ago, we had the burning of the koran at an airbase. now we have the u.s. soldier walking out and killing civ

it also puts president hamid karzai in a very difficult situation. kandahar is his home province. karzai will have to go back to those tribal leaders. one of his aides say president karzai simply does not have an explanation anymore. a lot of these incidents have been happening. not long ago was the burning of the koran. aids say he is now speaking to senior officials in kandahar, as well as tribal leaders, telling them that the person who has done this will not be able to get away with it and that justice will be done. it is also a huge propaganda victory for the taliban .nsurgents we've we've seen pictures of the victims on their website and pictures on twitter. >> we've also seen the visit to afghanistan by the german leader, angela merkel. talking about that troop withdrawal -- the weekend events obviously mean tensions between coalition troops between outside forces and afghanistan are much more strained. >> what this incident has done is made the battle for hearts and minds extremely difficult. remember in the district -- it was a nato forces that had kicked out the taliban

. >> bret: as you know, afghan president hamid karzai call for those responsible for mistreatment ofran to be put on public trial in afghanistan. if there was punishment it would be under the military code of justice, right? not afghan public trial. >> we'll impose u.s. law. that is correct. >> bret: ambassador corrector, the u.s. apologized in numerous ways, numerous times. for this incident. has there been communication the other way from karzai apologizing for the killing of the u.s. military personnel. >> they did apology, the minister of senior and defense. they expressed condolences for the incident. >> bret: when hamid karzai called for public trial for those responsible for mistreatment of the religious material did it raise eyebrows in the embassy if there are to be proceedings? >> if there are proceedings there will be u.s. proceedings. i don't think there is any question or doubt on part of the afghan government that is how it's going to go. >> general, are you reassessing the speed at which you withdrawal from afghanistan in wake of the quran incident? >> i'm not. it's pa

afghan president hamid karzai called it an assassination and says the shooting cannot be forgiven. president obama phoned karzai to offer condolences and express his shock and sadness. nato is working with local villagers to help understand what happened. >> what's the motivation of the perpetrator? it has to be found out in the investigation. >> reporter: the shooting could not have come at a more sensitive time for u.s.-afghan relations. tensions were just starting to ease following the accidental burning of muslim holy books last month. that incident sparked weeks of widespread anti-american protests across afghanistan that left dozens dead including six u.s. service members. there's concern now this latest event could trigger new protests and more blood shed. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley and virginia governor bob mcdonnell had these reactions on "meet the press." >> it's most tragic because we have so many men and women in the forces that have done marvelous work and doing good work, and yet one incident like this in the minds of th

fundamentally, hamid karzai doesn't believe in our counterinsurgency strategy.e doesn't believe the problem is in the villages and disstroichblgts afghanistan, he believe it is entirely emmates in from pakistan and can't understand why we don't have all our troops on the border keeping out infiltrating taliban. >> curious if you agree, what i wanted to talk about, a lot of what seemed to feet into our strategy early on was analogy to the surge in iraq but a lot happening in the surge there was a resistant to al qaeda terrorism, beginning to bring local down cities to our side, was that misplaced, we can transpose from one country to other? we were fooling ourselves and caught with a wrong strategy in a place that is not working? >> the wrong lessons from those in iraq. many of the factors leading to a dedplin violence were starting to take place before the surge troops arrived in baghdad. what our forces were able to do was accelerate the changes and put them on dividing lines between sunni and shiite communities, for instance. in afghanistan, trying to create t

hamid karzai was speaking after meeting with the victims' relatives. currently the u.s. service members suspected of carrying out the attack is being transferred to a military prison in the u.s. >> the blood of afghans spilled inside their own homes. they were killed mostly by a single shot to the head. the gunman was an american soldier it is believed. he gathered them together, including the children, and burned the bodies. >> it started with a prayer when the villagers came to the presidential palace. 11 people were killed in one home, says this village elder. they were acting like animals, smashing down doors. hamid karzai listened and appeared to agree that this was not the work of a single attacker. >> they believe it is not possible for one person to do that. in his family, in four rooms people were killed. they were all brought together in one room and set on fire. the afghan investigation team did not receive the cooperation they expected from the united states. >> the international mission in afghanistan has always known the afghan people would only tolerate it

hamid karzai demanding answers from the united states government saying this is an assassination, an intentional killing of innocent civilians and cannot be forgiven. the u.s. embassy in kabul put out an emergency statement warning americans about the situation and the risk of protests over the coming days. for more, we go live to kabul. good morning, what can you tell us, atia? >> good morning. this is not a good situation now for the americans, an international presence in afghanistan. this is a few weeks after those accidental koran burnings, but yesterday's situation was not accidental, at least it does not appear to be when it comes to officials who say a u.s. soldier went off his base in panjwai province in the kandahar area. this is where the americans have been trying to rid the taliban presence and trying to wint heawin the hearts and minds of the afghans. this took all of that away. families and children killed, many others wounded, many say critically wounded. so more deaths may come about. right now the afghan people are very upset. we are still waiting for the news to be

nine times when he was president, that president bush apologized to heads of state, including hamid karzai, including china, including japan and yes, including right at the end of his presidency for the-- for u.s. soldiers shooting, using a koran as target practice, he apologized to the people of iraq. look, karzai can't control the people of afghanistan, and our command ner chief has to apologize for-- >> i think this is going to quickly segue into the debate, should we be there or not. and i think that barry mccaffrey said it's a watershed moment. if the people of afghanistan think this way about us, we shouldn't be there. and interesting cal thomas picked that up the column, saying, look, we should get out of afghanistan, a much more important debate than to who burned the korans. >> and the media points to the continuing problems between the n.y.p.d. and muslim communities. that's coming up. >> the new york city police department under fire for monitoring websites run by muslim students and prompt widespread criticism in the press. and we remember conservative how can you get back pain

he has met with president hamid karzai. it still isn't clear what they discussed but there's no doubt they discussed the future of the u.s./afghan relationships. the question that's on the minds of many afghans as well as many americans. >> live in kabul. interesting to see those protests haven't exploded the way people thought they would. >>> also overseas today marks the one year anniversary of the syrian uprising where an estimated 8,000 people have been killed by government forces trying to stamp out the rebellion. reports of new violence coming in just this morning from around the country including near damascus where activists say explosions and gunfire were heard earlier this morning. further south opposition fighters say more than 100 government tanks descended on dara known as the birth place of the revolution. bring the tan's guardian newspaper reported thousands of e-mails taken from president assad's e-mail. the newspaper got these e-mails saying they were sbrerp septembered. it shows assad mocking the reforms h

hamid karzai met today with defense secretary leon panetta in kabul, and chip reid was there. >> reporter: the neating between defense secretary leon panetta and afghan president hamid karzai was devoted largely to reducing tensions, stemming from the massacre last wild card of 16 afghan civilians, allegedly by a u.s. soldier. afterward, panetta stressed how positive the session heb. >> i think everyone also agreed we need to stick to the strategy we've laid out for the future. the campaign, as i pointedly out before, i think, has made significant progress. >> reporter: but shortly after panetta boarded his plane, karzai issued a statement that panetta learned about only after landing landing in abu dhabi. the statement said president karzai asked secretary panetta that all international forces leave afghan villages and deploy back to their bases. that apparent call for u.s. forces to leave rural areas immediate plea is inconsistent with the plan to gradually turn over the fight to afghan forces over the next year or more, and while panetta today reiterated that the u.s. military role con

the verdict in the retrial will be announced at 9:30 this morning. >>> hamid karzai is demanding thatd international troops pull out of villages and rural areas. president karzai says he conveyed his demand to leon panetta. it's a reaction to the killing of 16 of a fan civilians reportedly by a u.s. soldier. coming up, we'll have a report from afghanistan about the outrage being expressed today after that soldier is flown out of the country. >>> and president obama is scheduled to talk about his energy policy. this is largo, maryland. let's listen in. [ cheers ] >> i love you back! [ cheers ] >> now, before -- before i start, i want to thank your other president, dr. charlene duke -- [ cheers ] -- your governor, martin o'malley, is in the house. lieutenant-governor brown is here. [ cheers ] >> once again, these are live pictures of president obama speaking at prince george's community college in maryland. he's been making quite a few stops around various states in the last several weeks. a lot of them -- important states for the presidential election coming up in november. he's schedu

he's a devoted father. >> hamid karzai has also called for u.s. nato troops to get out of rural areas. for now, it looks like the u.s. is ignoring the demand. reporting live in washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in egypt deadly soccer riots have led to problems with officials. nine senior officials are charged with assisting the mob. they include six generals and a colonel. >>> 8:16. the san jose agos are calling san francisco home this weekend. the -- earthquakes are calling san francisco home this weekend. they are hold -- hosting the dynamo. the second game is against mexico. tomorrow they play at 2:00. >>> the st. mary's basketball team is getting ready for their first round, ncaa tournament game. the gaels are playing purdue at hoe ma ha -- omaha, nebraska. there will be free popcorn and other refreshments. we have the information on our website, get the latest score from the ncaa section on the front page. >> and we're hoping the gaels will knock off the boilermakers from perdue. yes. >>> "american idol" is down to the

so what can the president's strategy be in light of what hamid karzai has said.ided as a nation to stay the course how can you do that when the leader of the country you are inside is asking you to leave? does there -- can we stay? >> i think what we can do is achieve our objective. the president did make some dramatic statements, that is president karzai after the american soldier brutally killed men, women and children. and i think he quite rightly was troubled by this event and was more agitated an he has been in some time. but our president has spoken to president karzai and additional discussions have taken place behind the scenes and it looks like president karzai is talking about accelerating the time when afghanistan is in the lead position in terms of security perhaps from 2014 to earlier in 2013, but he is really not calling for all american forces to go now, because if all american forces left in the next few weeks, what we would see is a civil war in that country, and perhaps even the return of the taliban, the very people who allowed bin laden to use

. >> heather: hamid karzai lashing out the u.s. accusing investigators to failing to cooperate in the shooting rampage and criticizing na for causing the deaths and he was at quote the end of his rope. we'll talk more about the growing strains there. >> gregg: new fears of deadly bombings rocked the capital there. no one claiming the responsibility but the bombings raising deep fierce that they may al-qaeda may be getting involved in that conflict. explosions hitting in damascus killing 27 people, wounding at least 100 more. the blast blast just the latest in a large scale attacks targeting the regime's security facilities. >> heather: on the campaign trail, the political focus on missouri where republicans are caucusing today. rick santorum is the only g.o.p. candidate campaigning in the state. mitt romney is in puerto rico ahead of tomorrow's primary there. ron paul and gingrich are not on the trail. the latest fox news poll shows romney is leading the g.o.p. pack with 38%. santorum close behind at 32%. gingrich and paul trailing

violence in kandahar province, as an afghan delegation that and coated -- included two brothers of hamid karzai and military members made their way to a mosque to pray for victims of the attack. the taliban targeted them, injuring an afghan soldier and at least one civilian. >> as new details on full regarding the shootings, officials in the u.s. fear a violent retaliation from the taliban could be under way. dutch ruppersberger says the shooting could translate into the deaths of american troops. dutch ruppersberger says he is not surprised the taliban is using the shooting spree as a call to seek vengeance on americans. he believes terrorists will target members of the u.s. military in afghanistan. after the accidental burning of the koran, anti-american outrage is building in afghanistan. >> this will set us back, and they will say this is what the americans are for, killing women and children. >> dutch ruppersberger says the biggest threat at home is from long wolf extremists. a university of maryland student remains in a mental hospital after posting plans for a shooting spree. we are told

today panetta is set to meet with hamid karzai.ary reed joining the chorus against calls for attorney general eric holder to step down after the fast and furious scandal defending holder saying he still has confidence in him. nancy pelosi also backing holder. new york state lawmakers making the data base the most expansive in the country. it will make them give samples. the data base goes too far saying it could lead to crime in laboratories. the broughter base will help them catch violent criminals and help them prove their innocence. look at this chilling 911 call describing a moment a convicted rapist holds 6 of them at knife call. the call you are about to hear may be disturbing. >> he is threatening. >> what threats? >> i will stab you. >> the door is open. >> did somebody open your door or did you open it? >> they are screaming. >> police arrived within minutes stormed the house and arrested robert hill. none of the woman were physically hurt. authorities say hill broke the first floor window to get into the home. >> talk abo

the secretary of defense leon pineda called hamid karzai to apologize. he condemned the attack and promised president karzai those responsible the individual responsible will be dealt with, he will be punished. afghan sentiment is very, very angry at the american community here, the american troop presence after the crikoran burg this will most likely fuel that anger and rage here. it is a crisis the american military is desperately trying to deal with. they are trying to get ahead of it. over the next couple days we will likely see intense and violent protests. >> hamid karzai the afghan president called this unforgivable. i can't see how in the world we can work our way out of this in wake of the koran burnings that you mentioned. there must be a feeling of deep pessimism right now in afghanistan among the american forces. >> i have never seen more anger and unhappiness among afghans with the u.s. presence here. the international community is supposed to be here helping afghan civilians. that is the center of the over all strategy here. there is a real

. >>> afghanistan's president hamid karzai has lashed out at the u.s.s at the end of his rope because of the lack of u.s. cooperation into the investigation of an american soldier's alleged killing spree. that soldier could be moved to a military prison in the u.s. as early as today. we are learning he was reluctant to go on this deployment. tahman bradley has the latest from the soldier's lawyer. >> reporter: the lawyer for the u.s. army staff sergeant accused killing 16 after again civilians is painting a better picture of the man. john henry brown says date before the shooting his client saw a -- fellow soldier's leg blown off. >> at this base he was at somebody was gravely injure the day before the alleged incident. -- way affected all of the soldiers. >> reporter: the incident has not been independently confirmed. brown described his client as a highly decorated soldier with no past misbehavior the soldier and his family thought he was done fighting. >> he was told that he was not going to be redeployed. i think it would be fair to that he and the

the secretary of defense leon pineda called hamid karzai to apologize. he condemned the attack and promised president karzai those responsible the individual responsible will be dealt with, he will be punished. afghan sentiment is very, very angry at the american community here, the american troop presence after the crikoran burg this will most likely fuel that anger and rage here. it is a crisis the american military is desperately trying to deal with. they are trying to get ahead of it. over the next couple days we will likely see intense and violent protests. >> hamid karzai the afghan president called this unforgivable. i can't see how in the world we can work our way out of this in wake of the koran burnings that you mentioned. there must be a feeling of deep pessimism right now in afghanistan among the american forces. >> i have never seen more anger and unhappiness among afghans with the u.s. presence here. the international community is supposed to be here helping afghan civilians. that is the center of the over all strategy here. there is a real

. >> the identity pf that soldier -- the identity of that soldier comes after president hamid karzairiticized the us for their handling of the incident. >> they showed us surveillance which has not been satisfactory to our team, not convincing. >> hamid karzai made the comments during a meeting with the relatives of the 16 victims. >> now to a happy homecoming for dozens of maryland soldiers. 11 news was there with troops from the national guard when they returned home. they returned home to four different arm rizz across -- armories across the state. rob roblin has more. >> for 200 national guard soldiers, it has been a long time away from home. they hung signs. they have been in the sinai peninsula for a year. >> basically what they are doing is they are enforcing the camp david accords. back then egypt and israel came to an agreement that we would provide a multieye national force to observe the border to prevent any conflict between egypt and israel. >> for their families, it has been a long wait. >> we're excited to be coming home. >> it has been a long time. he's getting to kno

defense secretary leon panetta just met with president hamid karzai as the u.s. soldier who is a kutsed of slaughtering 16 people is moved from the country. >>> the washington monument is sinking. it's sunk a fraction of an inch since the quake hit last august. >>> today the circus ends and the prison sentence begins. former governor rob blagojevich has left illinois and might not be back for quite some time. he's on his way right now to a federal prison in colorado to start his 14-year sentence. he was convicted last summer of corruption. zoraida zsambolin is with us. >> my pleasure. >> zoraida, his going away thing was kind of like he was a rock star rather than a corrupt politician. why is that? >> as i was watching it this morning, i thought the exact same thing. this guy still does what he does best, right? he has this rock star status in the state of illinois. he was the golden boy of illinois politics for a very long time, and he has a way of connecting with people that have never seen before. this is a man that if he meets you once, he makes eye contact.

afghanistan president hamid karzai is calling the attack a unforgivable crime. he already talked to president obama. the taliban is promising revenge. >>> another look outside at radar. the system to the north hasn't moved much to the south. really stalling in its progression and that continues to tomorrow. once it rolls in 7:00 a.m. in the morning, much of the rain stays concentrated over the north bay. noon, areas of moderate ray fall. this continues into 5:00 hour. this is a computer model. not as much detail. but the general pattern is the rain stays up to the sort, south bay dry through the day. evening hours we see rain well south of the golden gate. moderate rain through 8:00, even into wednesday morning. it has stalled. 6:00 hour, wednesday morning, we are seeing more moderate rainfall south of the golden gate. wednesday morning commute will be effected by the rain. 10:00 hour on wednesday. widespread showers continue and they will slide down to athe south bay through wednesday evening. rain lasts all the way into wednesday now. rainfall totals. you see

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