i think isi hates the united states.ue has been whether the radicals will take over the country and supply of nuclear weapons. >> greta: is the isi part of the rad kalsz? >> absolutely. >> greta: who is securing the nuclear weapons? >> not the isi. but there is no doubt to me that those weapons are incredibly vulnerable. that is why the strategy of the united states is to grit our teeth and talk to what is left of the civilian government and authority and to the military that are not radical and prevent this cancer from taking over. >> greta: thinking why are we giving this money, billions of dollars who people who hate us. the ugly part of democracy we try to buy our friends? >> not everybody in pakistan hates us. >> greta: but the isi does. >> we made mistakes going back to the reagan administration, isi that our aid to the mujaheddin, be funded through them. and they fathered the haqqani network. that is 30-year long problem. question is now whether you just throw the whole country under the bus out of frustration wit

kids go back to school, much a january 1 isis the beginnining of e year, fall marks the beginning ofeopl >> a absolutely. this season, especially in washington for charirities and fund-raiss, this isuch a very busy season. i actually came with a little bit of a collectction of so of thgreathin going on. >> what are ing toto be some of the big ones? >> we he sneaker mall benefiting the greater washington sports alliae, next week. itit is aut kids anhealth and education. we have golf, of course, a classic held onn --- falls ptember 25. one of my favori things is l acts as shion presented by tysons galleria becau it combines fashion and the lack of big, benefiting make a wish. a fafashion show people pay to a tendency? >> yes, there is that. but guess whatt, the fashion showow, because it is in t mall, is free. anybody can come and stand over the balcony. lots of actitivities. getting more fashionable and charitable. >> hard to believe. we are always criticized for wearing our sneakers with the business suits. you were talking a a lite bit about the philanthropy aspect of busisiness and

tv network that the country that is powerful -- powerful spy agency, isi among regards america as its worst enemy. in an interview from his present in bashar dr. shakil afridi said the deposed who interrogated him said he helped pakistan that a worst enemy, worse even than the indians. pretty extraordinary remarks if they stand up to scrutiny. >> yes, although that is how a lot of people imagine the pakistani intelligence agencies do you the world. a lot of pakistanis, indeed, the things that way as well. a great deal of anti-americanism here at the moment. but this is all focussed on dr. shakil afridi, a man arrested about 20 days after the raid in which osama bin laden was killed because he had set up a fake vaccination program, and the idea was that he somehow obtained a blood samples and dna samples from the bin laden compound in order to verify whether the al-qaeda leader was there are not. we are not clear about whether he was ever able to do that. we do not think he was. but even then, he was sentenced to 33 years in prison, ostensibly on charges of funding a militant group. bu

role of the isi. it is convenient and there's enough evidence that they sometimes behave that is not wrong. that -- but i think it is also important to ponder on why america has always seemed to have a close relationship between our military. it is because that is the only institution in the country where it is the matter what the parents name is. that you can be the son of -- and the chief of army staff. many top officers in the military, many of whom are terribly frustrated with us, many of them talk in ways we would find recognizable here. because that is an institution, it is a meritocracy etc. all is not lost. there are people in that institution who are not the evil climbers -- evil people they are sometimes said to be. i think they do dumb things. the plant are used in the newspaper. -- they plant article in the newspaper. it limits the way they come out of this. as they demint us -- as they demonize us, i would urge us not to demonize them. i love to see one of the people in this room get a gr

what you said, that the isi, the intelligence service of this exposed ally, the one that kept bli binen and didn't know anything about it. they support the terrorist group. >> they supported the haqqani and haqqani network going back to the days the soviets were still in afghanistan and we supplied isi weapons they in turn distributeded to groups like this. so there is' long history here and this is nothing, particularly, new and it demonstrates, i think why it's so important to make sure that these groups don't continue to increase their power inside pakistan and lead to the potential that this already very difficult government in pakistan will fall and be replaced by another one, that is even more overtly hostile to our interests. >> eric: ambassador, it seems time and time again we are rewarding bad behavior, you know, how do we stop this? is there anything we can do? >> there is one thing we can do and that is defeat the taliban and the haqqani network. president obama has not done that, in the past three years, and we have had the great success of killing bin laden and that doesn

between the haqqani network and the isi certainly exists but it's a lot more troubled than many outsidersnderstand. the haqqanis and the isi definitely don't get along all the time there is a tremendous amount of animosity and the haqqanis have made a veiled threats, thinly veiled threats that once the americans pull out of the region, they will turn their guns on islamabad. >> for years, the state department didn't designate the haqqani group terrorists it didn't want to alienate the pakistani military. those changed after the bin laden raid. the gloves came off then. >> harris: jerch, we heard about the threat they said this kind of announcement and the impact it might have on sergeant berg doll. what impact could this have on the rest of our troops in the fighting in fing. >> the designation should trigger sanctions and dry up the group's ability to gunned raise in the gulf states the haqqani network for decades. remember what admiral mike mullen said before he retired as chairman of the joint chiefs. >> the haqqani network for one acts as an arm of pakistan's internal services intelli

i think inside the isi is not what a lot of people hear his perspective. maybe i'm being too nice to them. i am not convinced on this issue that i can't talk a lot about because it is the way it works. when you travel around the country and pakistan can you talk to people not not not emulates or never, ever had a question. i got hammered every time i went to the gun club. i interpret that as being the repository or the sense of powerlessness that we have sometimes often visited on pakistan. but it is not a deep issue in pakistan. it's an important one. the issues of how do we get a hold of our future, how do we deal with government, that is it. among the elites, it's an important issue and elites matter. i would like to see as be able to talk about drones. i would like us to be able to have a back-and-forth about what our policy is and why we think it is in everyone's interest that we use all the weapons we have, on the pakistani weapons, american weapons, ask about the against the common enemy that we have. i think we have a good story to tell. at this po

i think inside the isi is not a lot of people fear and respect expect. i am not convinced of it this is an issue i cannot talk a lot about. when you travel around the country in pakistan and to talk to people who are not in the elite, and never got a question about guns. i got hammered whenever i went to the gun club. i interpret that this is a question of the repository of the humiliation empowers list powerlessness -- repository of powerlessness. it is not a deep issue in pakistan. the issues of how we get a hold of our few juror, how do we deal with governance are most things people are dealing with. among the elite, it is a very important issue. i would like to see as be able to talk about drones. i would like us to be have an honest back and forth about why we think it is in everyone's interest that we use all the weapons that we have against the common enemy that we have. i think we have a good story to tell. we're not able to do that. >> thank you very much. we will not take any more questions. it was very interesting. week will come up with local

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now they're back a three person crew of the russian soyuz spacecraft successfully completed their isis mission landing safely in kazakhstan artist on barton has more from moscow star city. astronaut joseph carter and cosmonauts going now to. a river in are back on earth after four months on the international space station up there they've been maintaining a presence in space and with their other three crewmembers they've been conducting experiments and maintenance on the station up there including one rather innovative solution to a technical problem they used a toothbrush to help fix a problem with one of the solar panels here at mission control in moscow we've been watching the return back through the atmosphere coming in over the mediterranean and landing safely in their soyuz capsule in this step because that stand it has been a difficult year and a half for russians the space program there have been a listing of errors in the various missions even though none of these were manned missions it has led to a likely discussions of a restructuring of the russian space agency. and a numb

denied any involvement with the film but the statement fails to diffuse the anger on the culture of isis surrounding its production as did london just a geisha. reports. the anger over this film has been growing like a snowball so has the confusion over who made it at the beginning our colleagues at the a.p. news agency reached to the person who posted the video on you tube someone named sambo's silly by phone he confirmed that he had made the film identified himself as an israeli american the israeli foreign minister said there was no such israeli citizen and who ever had shot the film was and i quote an unspeakable act then our colleagues tracked down december so his cell number which brought them to the home of someone named nakoula mr nakoula told them that he had produced the film and that he was a christian copland but whatever made the film its trailer went viral after an egyptian american coptic activist from washington d.c. sent an e-mail to journalists around the world promoting this of kember eleven event and included a link to this fourteen minute clip in egypt journalists tr

privatize asian of public schoolsclosings of hundreds of schools in african-american and latino community isies >> they were chanting and carrying homemade signs >> the rally peaceful and a passionate gathering ultimately about the kids >> we wake up thinking about them... >> one of the teachers says he hopes in the future... the lines of communication stay open >> the mayor did not answer questions from reporters about the strike when he took part in the mexican independence day parade. the mayor served as grand marshal this year. the annual parade has been held downtown since 1969 to remember mexico's war for independence >> several south and west side community leaders are not just hoping the school strike will end the. you're saying it must end for the benefit of students. they gathered at the black star project headquarters >> the voice of parents and community have a totally been left out of this equation. have ideaswe have ideas >> black star project executive director also said the strike affected black and latino students the most since they make up 87% of the roman citywide >> wake fo

unveiling isys the .he tip of the iceberg he has heard the company is preparing a preparing a new lineup ipads. glassesd somering on models at a runway show in york, $1,500 a pair. linda bell reporting from abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. 5:52. it's going to warm up today at some point? >> yes. >> it was a little chilly as i stepped outside this morning. you put on the seat warmers? >> i drive a 2000 maxima with it.000 miles on you think i have a seat warmer? i did slide the thermostat down. our temperatures, coolest numbers so far this morning. winchester, typically one of the in the winchester area, 40 even. 42 in frostburg. 43 in middletown. 44 in montgomery county and barnesville. 59 at reagan national along the potomac. 60 in annapolis along the bay. 48 degrees in culpeper. at winchester regional airport,. .i that is five degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. clear conditions across the half of the country. pressure planted directly overhead. give us calm wind throughout the day. you noticed it was evening,afternoon and not a bad thing. it blew the fresh air into your t

the memorial should instill the ideas that patriotism isis a a moral duty, , that fedom cos at a pricerible tragedy into a a place of solace, peace, and hehealin" >> it's been said that the character of a nation is forged not in tragedy, but in its response to tragedy. as such, the story of the pentagon memorial is a story of hope and inspiration. it is part of the healing both for the nation and for the families of the 184 men, women and children lost here that day. the memorial represents a nation that, while never forgetting, maintains a conviction to build hope where once there was only despair, peace where once there was only conflict, and a future where once we saw only an ending. >> jameses laychak: it's an individual memorial, it'ss a collective memorial, and in a very eloquent way kind of tells a story out what happened there. the family members, when we talked about this, we said we wanted a place that would make people think, but not tell them what to think. >> wendy ploger: we were looking for a deeper meaning. we liked the feeling of going to a place and experiencing it in

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isis love it. in an airplane flying ahead to go right along with it. we are watching the days getting shorter and shorter, losing a couple of minutes of sunlight each and every day. let's take a look at the forecast for today -- but the headlines first, temperatures back into the 80's. starting to warm up and starting to get a little more humid. the next chance of rain of raincome -- does not come until we have into the weekend. dry today, sunday, at 82 degrees before the day is done. the seven-day forecast coming up in a minute but let us check out the traffic is moving along. certainly no weather-related delays. >> but we have a couple of incidents so far this morning. traveling between brandywine and waldorf north from 301, the crash at cedarville to the side but delays in place. some slow traffic heading into the district northbound 395 landmark to seminary road. in making a way to the naval research lab, you will see brake lights. your beltway delay is in maryland. making the drive on the outer loop from 95 past new hampshire avenue over to univer

this is kurt isy of our virginia department of transportation camera. that is i-395 route there that you are looking at. that is on thursday, november 13, 2012. >> kind of quiet out there right now. and weatherwise too, nice and quiet and cool. >> nice cool start to your day just like the last couple of morning. kids headed to the bus stop, they might want to bring along a jacket or light sweater variety. later today, back near 80. let's take a look at our satellite picture. nice and quiet out there to start your day. just like the last several mornings. should be a mostly sunny start and later this afternoon, lots of sunshine. dry conditions, highs expected to be in the low 80s. see the cloud north and west of chicago. that is i cold front which will impact us later tomorrow and tomorrow night. i'll have more details on that in just a minute. temperatures regionally, we are once again quite cool, 63 in washington. lots of 50s. even low 50s north and wets of the city this morning. pittsburgh, 60 degrees. 56 in new york city and 61 this morning in boston

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and the fear was that number one the haqqanis are tied on several levels to pakistan's isi, the security organization, and it was fear that it might anger the pakistanis and make the relations between the united states and pakistan even worse. also, they are involved in negotiations to bring hopefully eventually the situation in afghanistan to a close with diplomacy and this by designating them could drive them away. those were the arguments that they didn't win out, because the secretary decided that they met the what was required to be designated a terrorist organization. >> yes, i should note, jill, some of the pictures we watched there, we could see the haqqani network blamed for that terror attack against nato and u.s. troops back on the anniversary of september 11th attacks last year when i was actually embedded in the u.s. military there on the border and the haqqani network was found responsible for that attack. jill, thank you. >>> so the question is are you better off now than you were four years ago? well, this is how joe biden answered the question last night. >> osama bin la

.  president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate isis more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from... the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is a strong middle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. >>> follow up on a story we brought you last month. a young couple from suburban chicago who once thought they'd never have children welcomed their first daughter into the world. they did so with the help of the little girl's grandmother who carried the baby for them. fox 5's allison seymour has that story. >> reporter: this is elle cynthia jordan, the baby her parents still can't believe is finally here. >> we're doing good. besides a little lack of sleep, which we knew was coming,

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isi expects tose ordehose order decline 13.6%.bigger ticket west coast sales so we'll be watching that very closely but today, shares down nearly 5%. >>> many people will tell you that the market is waiting for new themes to develop. fedex reports tomorrow so an important snapshot of where we are with the transports. later in the week, europe will have their flash pmi. that could also just change the view perhaps from where we are with the recovery or not in europe and the actions of the ecb and the fed. mary, what are you watching as we head into the afternoon trade? >> we're watching to see whether or not the markets decline accelerates. it's been trading at a fairly narrow range throughout the day but it is starting to wide an little bit. basically mondays have not been stellar for the markets to say the least and in fact the first day of any trading day of any week, be it a monday or tuesday, down 15 of the last 16 sessions. no change here as we head into the second half of trading. again, hard to tell. this is a quiet session

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