when the attack defense secret were holding meetings in islamabad, fresh from their trip from afghanistan. there is no blame of responsibility, but the suspicion of the new leader and that he's still alive. and promising fresh attacks. pakistan won't let this resolve, and that an assault will begin soon. >> afghanistan is edging closer to a long awaited resolution, august presidential vote, as they recount suspect ballots. and there could be a ruling next week if there is a secon round run-off. there was allegations of widespread vote rigging. there is many partof asia realing, let's take you first to the flooding that's forced millions from their homes in india. at least 230 are killed and army and navy are getting food into the villagers. we have this report. >> across much of southern india the rain has taken its toll. entire villages are washed away or cut off by the water. for those left behind it's a struggle for safety. many have left their homes with only their clothes and what they can salvage. and now they are desperate. >> water has come into our village and we have lost our ho

world food program were killed in islamabad. massive rescue operation is underway in southern india. floods have left millions homeless. today marks the new year for the u.s. supreme court with a new face on the bench. sonya so my doosotomayor joins d is seen as a liberal. she is the first hispanic supreme court judge. is it too simple to see this says the nation's top legal body better reflecting its people? >> it is part of it. it is incredibly important, some , symbolically. ideologically, she does not really shifted the court. in rough terms, it is one moderate liberal replacing another one. she is only the third woman to sit on the bench. that is one fact remarked upon by one of her predecessors who says that there are not hardly enough the mills yet. >> there are some -- enough females yet. >> there are some hot-button issues coming up. >> there are so many. i have a list here. i will take out two or three. one is the constitutional right to bear arms. that is the famous second amendment. last year, they struck down washin

five people were killed when a bomb exploded at the world food program building in islamabad today. officials want to know how the bomb got into the building. the world food program offices are in a fortified area and surrounded by massive, blast- proof walls. the finance committee is expected to continue its highly scrutinized health-care reform bill later this week. meanwhile, 150 doctors fill the rose garden to support -- to hear the president's latest overall pitch. >> when you cut through all the noise and all the distractions that are out there, i think what is most telling is that some of the people who are most supportive of theç reform are the very medical professionals who know the health care system past. >> at least one republican disagrees with the president. senator john carrasco of wyoming says many medical professionals strongly oppose the plan because of proposed met -- cuts in medicare. >> a case involving the right to bear arms is on the docket. chicago is asking the high court to overturn the cy's bann handguns. last year, the justices declared ddc handgun bill

islamabad. on edge. >> reporter: bullets through the windshield. a high-ranking army officer home on leave, gunned down a few blocks from his house in broad daylight by militants on motorbikes. thursday's assassination took place in the heart of the pakistani capital, sending a chill through a city that's no stranger to acts of political violence. it came days after twin suicide bombers attacked this islamabad university, killing six people. 24-year-old valkar halid was standing a few feet from one of the bombers and barely survived the blast. >> then he pushed button and -- we -- i saw fire. very high fire. much high fire. >> >>. >> reporter: militants have carried out four deadly attacks around islamabad in the last few weeks. the doctor expects more problems. >> we expect more patients. >> islamabad is on the edge. the latest wave of attacks has triggered bomb scares. as the army presses the offensive against the militants in the mountains, the pakistani capital feels more and more like a cit

it happened in islamabad at the world food program's headquarters there. these closed circuit pictures shown on pakistani television show a suicide bomber dressed in black walking into the building. a few seconds later, the explosion. five people were killed. authorities say that the bomber was dressed as a security officer. just yesterday, the leader of the taliban in pakistan warned of new attacks in retaliation for s. missile strikes along the border with afghanistan. and hakimullah mehsud had this to say about u.s. forces in afghanistan. >> translator: right from the beginning we want to make this clear, that america has illegally captured and this is our top priority. to finish this and remove america from the soil of afghanistan and get rid of the people from that nation. >> for more on the battles in both afghanistan and pakistan, we're joined once again by marvin weinbaum, a former u.s. state department intelligence analyst on those two countries and now a scholar-in-residence at the middle east institute in washington, d.c. thank you very much for

clinton, meantime, is in islamabad, just about 1 shannon mi 100 miles away. she says the militants who staged this marketplace bombing are "on the losing side of history." >>> a man fired by home depot, he is ready to sue the company over a button. the button says one nation under god indivisible. he says he wore it all the time, no one said a thing until he brought a bible to work to read on breaks. home depot has a policy against non-company buttons. he was fired when he wouldn't take the button off. >> i think that that was the pretense they used to fire him, oh, by the way, your button isn't home depot issued so therefore we are going to fire you because it was, you know, it's not as easy to say we don't like the fact you have a bible with you. >> home depot says its non-company button policy is a way to respect everyone's beliefs. should a company's dress code be allowed to infringe on your religious beliefs? give us a call 1-877-tell-hln, send an e-mail or text us to hlntv standard text rates do apply. >>> do you spank your child? critics say it is neve

the military says that they are holding hostages at the head quarters south of islamabad. ten people died, including ten army guards. this is the third major attack this week. >>> 37 states now have widespread cases of the h1n1 virus. they say 76 children have died nationwide. that includes 19 new reports in the past week. >>> skiing, yes. baseball, no. the game tonight between the rockies and phillies has been postponed due to snow. currently the best of five series is tied up. gerri willis starts right now. >>> hello, i'm gerri willis and this is "your bottom line" the show that saves you money. credit card outrage, you know what i'm talking about. we'll tell you if your credit card company is racing to raise rates and minimum payments before new legislation goes into effect. >>> aging in place, how to make homes safe for parents as they get old en'save money while do you it. >>> we know the saying opposites attract, how to find financial bliss in your partner. "your bottom line" starts right now. >>> in less than five months, congress plans to implement new credit card

the two goals and defeat al qaeda because of the nuclear weapons and the relations with india and islamabad, 60,000 troops taking 50, 60 dead in this country a month and how many wounded and killing afghans as well, it doesn't accomplish the goals. >> why doesn't it defeat al qae qaeda? >> after 2001, they evolved. they became ideological cloud. they exist on the internet. they don't need a safe haven in afghanistan. they have safe havens in six, seven other countries. >> see the entire interview on fareed zakaria gps. >>> hope is dimming for rescuers looking for survivors of a collision between a plane and helicopter. the crash happened overnight thursday off of the coast of san diego after civilian hair traffic controllers turned over communications to military air traffic controllers. >>> in 2004, former vice president dick cheney told a special prosecutor he did not know who leaked the identity of a cia agent to the press. newly released fbi documents showed that cheney replied to many questions with i do not recall. it became known as plame-gate when valeri plame's identity was leaked

police in islamabad say 13 others were wounded. it is the latest in a wave of recent suicide attacks by militants. they're retaliating against a military offensive targeting insurgents along the pakistan/afghan border. school lunches need fewer fries. that's from a new report from the institute of medicine. it says schools are not following the federal dietary guidelines and need to update their standards. researchers say all that could raise the costs up to 20%. those are a few of the headlines this morning. i'm robin meade. >>> vaccines for the swine flu are slowly starting to trickle in. in south florida several people lined up to get vaccinated for the h1n1 but health officials were only giving it out to high-risk patients like babies, pregnant women and the chronically ill. >> i have several severe illnesses and i don't want to put my grandchildren in danger and they go to public school and i don't want them to be in danger. i told my daughter as soon as it hits miami, we'd like to be first. >>> federal health officials say de

islamabad, pakistan. graduating from college is supposed to open doors.ontent to wait for their success... at this university, one coed decides to get a head start. believe it or not, this young man is an engineering student. it's obvious he doesn't have much experience engineering his way through automatic doors. he waits and he waits, but the scholar stands just outside the range of the sensors. when nothing happens, he proves he's picked the wrong major... by running full tilt at the glass. it works. kind of. thankfully, the young man isn't too cut up... after choosing to face his problems head-on. boston, massachusetts. when class clown jory caron sits in a desk chair, he's not studying. >> procrastination was, like, a very big part of my college career. >> anytime. >> narrator: today's homework diversion -- getting launched down a hallway while film student jothan paula records. >> whoo! >> he was just like this unstoppable, "raiders of the lost ark" boulder coming down the hallway. [ laughter ] >> narrator: jory walks off a bruised knee... but the j

islamabad, pakistan. graduating from college is supposed to open doors.nt to wait for their success... at this university, one coed decides to get a head start. believe it or not, this young man is an engineering student. it's obvious he doesn't have much experience engineering his way through automatic doors. he waits and he waits, but the scholar stands just outside the range of the sensors. when nothing happens, he proves he's picked the wrong major... by running full tilt at the glass. it works. kind of. thankfully, the young man isn't too cut up... after choosing to face his problems head-on. boston, massachusetts. when class clown jory caron sits in a desk chair, he's not studying. >> procrastination was, like, a very big part of my college career. >> anytime. >> narrator: today's homework diversion -- getting launched down a hallway while film student jonathan paula records. >> whoo! >> he was just like this unstoppable, "raiders of the lost ark" boulder coming down the hallway. [ laughter ] >> narrator: jory walks off a bruised knee... but the jok

least three people have been killed in a suicide bombing at the offices of the world food program in islamabad. the attack comes as pakistani security forces have increased offenses there against al-qaeda andtaliban strongholds in the country. that is in response to increased attacks against foreign interests in pakistan. >>> there could be a new change in the direction of the war in afghanistan following the deadly taliban ambush. eight u.s. troops were killed saturday when 300 insurgents with automatic rifles and rocket-propelled grenades stormed two outposts near the border of pakistan. the obama administration is heading into its second week of negotiations over strategy in afghanistan. the white house now debating the idea of scaling back troops while military leaders are arguing that they need more in order to secure the country. >>> the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, army general stanley mcchrystal has asked for up to 40,000 more troops. >>> military families were hoping to get the president's attention way unique candlelight display on the ellipse in clear view of the white house.

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take a look at what happened in islamabad where a man dressed up as a security guard was able to bring a bomb into the world food program compound setting off a blast that killed at least five people, including the attacker. the u.n. secretary general bon i moan calling it a heinous crime. the humanitarian issue will in fact continue. frantic activity today and a college campus on lockdown. just ahead, the reports that sent students into hiding and how it happened. plus, welcome to the court justice sotomayor. the newest supreme court justice wasting no time getting down to business. and, tonight, the second amendment case before the court. that's coming up. nkicyi -lepufeou katn se erouca y s te ona tuhachup -b. moav mooi 's p of hde tuhachup -b. coet msas nsio moav mooi are more than words here. it's personal. i have diabetes. rodney's kid too. so we're so proud to manufacture... the accu-chek® aviva meters and test strips... here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips... when you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me.

new video shows the chaos in the streets of islamabad moments after the blast. two victims are pakistani women. the third was iraqi. the u.n. temporarily close the offices in pakistan. the story is shocking. a new mom stabbed by a woman posing as an immigration worker who then steals her newborn baby. the baby has been found safe and sound. state officials took the baby because of safety concerns. this morning the mom is not sure when she will see her baby or her three other kids because state officials took them as well. the indicates hinges on a judge in tennessee who will review the case this week and determine if and when the children can come home. the attacker could not have children of her own and wanted to adopt is now under arrest. the supreme court kicks off its new term this morning and five of the court's six catholic justice was including justice sonia sotomayor attended the annual red mass to pray for guidance. on the docket the case of chicago residents who are challenging the city's handgun laws which bans them from having guns even in their own

. >>> a suicide bomb attack has closed the united nations food program in islamabad, pakistan, temporarily. the ataker was wearing the uniform of a paramilitary soldier when he walked into the lobby, detonated his explosives, kill canning four employees at the u.n. agency. pakistan's new taliban leader is vowing more attacks ant country has already seen violence scattered through the cities country-wide. >>> police in nevada found a missing 16-year-old girl in indiana. she was unharmed but she was with her brother-in-law. police say he was visiting reno before the girl disappeared. they are reportedly trying to determine if there was criminal conduct involved in her disappearance. >>> at this hour, a man accused of stalking and secretly videotaping an espn reporter in the nude goes before a judge in chicago. 47-year-old michael david barrett already faces federal interstate stalking charges in los angeles. he allegedly called more than a dozen hotels to find out where espn's erin andrew was staying, requested the room next to hers and he is accused of tampering with the peephole so that he

influee in afghanistan it wasnly when they started tting the blowbac of people who were attacking in islamabadat the gates of the city thatthey decided you know what? we can't ride ts tigernymore rose: are you pesmistic abt when you look at t siation on the ground and regardless of whether theydd a few more thousand troops or don't or subtract,0 or 10,000 troops, i don't hear fm u any sense that there's aç real chanc at progress. a re chance at anying that uld look le successs you had in rt in iraq after the surge. >> i think the ideç is the... s imposing a nation sta state on a state that never had one. if iraq s a central gornment wantedo be a country, iraqis felt that they were iraqis and they were engag. afghanistan was... wasn't really a stngentral government most people... the central governnt never hamuch control ove the outer provinces. and the idea of trying to create some sort ofestern model tha isoing to rule afghanisn from the center i think is ultimately a failed proct. and that's perhaps why ifwe're trying to impose a natn state as w understand in the afghanistan throughorce of

being defeat al qaeda because of nuclear weapons and india, the stabilization of the government in islamabad. 60,000 troops taking 50, 60 dead a month from this countries and how many wound and killing how many afghans as well doesn't accomplish either of those goals. >> why doesn't it defeat al qaeda? >> my belief is that al aqsa is one al qaeda evolved. they became an ideological cloud that exists on the internet. they don't need a safe haven in afghanistan. they have safe havens in probably six, seven other countries. >> see the entire interview with h ocht h tomorrow on fareed zakariya on gps, airs at 1:00 and five p.m. eastern. >>> the president runoff in afghanistan is in jeopardy. the man challenging incumbent hamid karzai a said to be boycotting the election tomorrow. refs of both candidates are engaging in 11th-hour talks today and abdullah is expected to announce his decision tomorrow. the former u.n. ambassador to afghanistan predicts it's country will soon have some sort of power sharing beal between karzai and abdullah. >>> the daughter of a civil rights legend has now taken ove

gretchen: we head to islamabad. new surveillance video just released from inside the u.n. world food agency shows the moment right before and right after a homicide bomber murdered innocent people. a man asked to use the bathroom and passed through security. moments later the camera goes dark and you see the aftermath. the taliban claiming responsibility. several guards stationed there are in custody and being questioned. an update to the shocking case of the mom stabbed, her newborn baby then kidnapped it happened in tennessee. now the suspect is telling police she bought the baby for $25,000. the baby is safe and his three siblings are in state custody. a judge will review the case today to determine if the kids can go back in fact, with their mother. a woman who kept exotic an mald as -- animals as pets has been killed. kelly and her husband cared for wild animals for the past 15 years. she was cleaning the bear's cage when the 350-pound animal suddenly turned on her. coming up, the dangers of domesticating wild animals. we're going to speak to the wildlife manager from

we are live in islamabad. this new leader, whom many thought was killed and one of the attacks, made a big show of it in front of the press. he claims he is going to attack u.s. interests? >> yes, he called the meeting with some pakistani journalist in the tribal area. they had to promise they were not going to release the video. this is what we are hearing from it. the new leader is seen, surrounded by his deputies. in that meeting, the main hurdles of it was gruesome, i am alive and i am in charge. the rumors that he was killed by one of these drones was untrue and that he would continue his attacks on u.s. targets. he said that he was going to try to rid afghanistan of u.s. influence. we spoke with a pakistani official here, and he said offenses may begin in next week. we have seen reports of civilians fleeing the area, prompted by the army, but there is also in this window of opportunity. some of these rurals areas are going to start to get some snow, so the operation needs to get going. martha: we will se

after five militants some wearing explosive vests, seized the pakistan army's headquarters near islamabad. military officials say the taliban claimed responsibility for that. 11 military personnel and three civilian hostages died during that standoff. >>> and from pakistan to afghanistan, hear two hauerful democratic senators with sharply different ideas what the president should do in that country. armed services chairman carl levitt is urging the president to take his time reviewing the goals for the war. and live beevin says there's no need to send in additional troops right now. senator dianne feinstein who chairs the senate intelligence committee disagrees as do congressional republicans. >> i don't think we can make the country into a jeff sewnian democracy but you've got to stabilize this country. you lead this country, and the taliban are increasing all of the time. they're taking over more. it will have a dramatic impact on pakistan one day. i really believe that. >> i this great danger now is not an american pullout. the great danger now is a half measure. sort of a you know try

secretary-general called the bombing of the headquarters in islamabad and justifiable and happiness. five people were killed when a suicide bomber storm of the lobby. the u.n. says that they are temporarily closing their pakistan office. they say that they will continue to provide humanitarian assistance to the people. staff jane: unemployment is getting closer to double digits -- people. jane: unemployment is getting close to the double digits. pain is easing in the areas that have been hardest hit. >> the big take away here is that the stress is coming down a little bit. let's look at the areas that are the most stressed and the least stressed. areas with the biggest boom and bust. the first ones we are looking at our nevada, michigan, california. unemployment, foreclosure, and bankruptcy rates far the biggest on the left-hand side of your screen. least stressed, the dakotas and nebraska, not as exposed to the housing market. here is a list of areas in virginia. we are seeing more and more people saying they? even tried to look for a job. once you are not you are not considered par

jane: in pakistan, the taliban is claiming activity -- responsibility for an attack outside islamabad. a man blew himself up and killed five people. the taliban says they are targeting the food program because international aid worker does not help muslims. jon: a new timetable in the race to pass health care reform. the finance committee was supposed to vote today on that $900 billion overhaul package, but they are still waiting for a cost estimate from the congressional budget office. so the voters going to be delayed. the bill calls for co-ops, not the public option. it is to be a combined bill with the one from the health committee in the senate, which does include a public option. senate majority leader harry reid coast have a final version on the floor next week for a vote, and he wants to have the bill have a public option. jane: president obama's pays our is looking for a slash in salaries for a bailout companies. who is in the cross hairs? >> 175 executives have that have received the most money in this government bailout bonanza. kenneth feinberg is the pay czar, and he is t

world food program in islamabad. the attacker blew himself in a building. three people were killed in that blast, including an iraqi working there. this happened one day after the new leader of the pakistani taliban vowed for new attacks. the united nations has closed their offices in pakistan as a precaution. >>> time now is 8 minutes past the hour. the high court starts a new session today. coming up next, the supreme court and newest jusice sonia sotomayor face new issues ahead as they come back from break. >>> and the new wildfires raging in california, forcing thousands from their homes. 7:09 on a monday morning. we'll be right back. more and more, the quality of r lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's how we find jobs, discover information, and connect with family and friends. it's the spark that drives innovation, creates investment, and builds a ronger economy. to shape a better tomorrow, at&t is investing in america's future - worki

one suicide bomber attacked a woman's cafeteria in islamabad's university. a second bomber hit the school's law department. the attacks just the latest in a string of militant violence all along pakistan. militants threaten even more strikes withen a an assault on the tribal region last week. >>> a presidential runoff election in afghanistan next month. arz karzai accepts the finding of u.n. backed panel finding evidence of fraud in the august election. a third of karzai's votes were thrown out. the afghan president will face his main rival november 7th. president obama praised president karzai for agreeing to take part in a revote saying it's an important precedent for afghanistan's new democracy. >>> president obama says all u.s. combat troops will be out of iraq by next august. the president told iraqi's prime minister this morning that the u.s. stands by his withdraw plan. he wants more commercial investment now that violence in iraq is on the decline and iraqi leaders are being pressed to get ready for the critical election in january. the u.s. is conce

food agency in islamabad killing five people.uised as a security officer. >>> firefighters are hoping cooler temperatures and higher humidity today will help them get a handle on a wifl near the popular california resort town of wrightwood. almost 12 scare miles have burned. >>> authorities in reno, nevada are tracking all leads right now hoping to find a 16-year-old girl alive after she disappeared five days ago. nbc's mike taibbi has more. >> reporter: with each passing day, it seems less likely that this 16-year-old girl, last seen riding her bike at 6:30 last wednesday night, will be found alive and unharmed. her bike was found in a culvert not far from her home. one reason police are focusing on foreclosed and vacant houses in and around her hometown of stead. there were prayers for the high school sophomore at a sunday service, and as many as 50 volunteers, some strangers from miles away, joined her family and friend in a search that extended to the open fields and industrial parks on reno's outskirts. >> if anything happen

has been another suicide bombing in what was supposed to be a safe neighborhood in the capital of islamabad. the bomber blew himself up in the offices of the united nations world food program killing five people and the u.n. has now temporarily closed all its offices there. >>> a children's hospital in memphis will be among the first to get the new h1n1 swine flu vaccine today. our david muir talked to the experts about who needs to get that mist or shot right away and what the parents need to know. >> reporter: cases of the h1n1 vaccine will be arriving at schools, health clinics and hospitals this morning, 600,000 doses of nasal spray, 6 million to 7 million shots shipped o in the u.s. another 40 million to 50 million will arrive in the coming weeks. among the first to get in line alth care workers, young people 6 months to 24 years old and pregnant women. sarah is pregnant with her first child. work strongly recommended she get the shots. >> i have more concerns with what would happen if i got sick so if it does become available to me i will definitely -- i'll get it. >> reporter: author

horts in islamabad say that at least 18 others were wounded. the latest in a wave of recent suicide attacks by militants. they are retaliating against a military offensive targeting insurgents along the pakistan/afghan border. >>> school lunches need fewer fries and more veggies, fruits and whole grains. that's from a new report from the institute of medicine. it says that schools are not following dietary, federal dietary guidelines and need to update their standards. researchers say all that could raise some of the cost up to 20%. those are the headlines. well with, look at you up so early today. i know. you're, like, it's only tuesday and the bed feels so good. i'll try to get you informed and ready for the day as you get ready. i'm robin meade. >>> private senate talks resume today about health care reform, meanwhile a new poll by "the washington post" and abc showed that most people may support a public option. now, it finds that 57% support a government-run health insurance program to compete with private insurers. that is up 5% since mid

food agency in islamabad after the leader of the taliban in pakistan vowed to avenge united states missile strikes in the northwest part of the country. >> they're attacking food? >> attacking the food bank. >> that will help you win the hearts and minds of the people. >> a pair of new government studies show 1 in 100 children have autism disorders. much higher than previous estimates. the new research would mean about 673,000 american children have autism. a condition that affects communication and social interaction. >> you know, i want to talk about that in a little bit. andrew has -- kids are getting autism for whatever reason. we all knew kids in our classes that had kids excelling in school and in many other ways but just could not connect socially. haven't identified it yet. once do you identify it, that's the great news. you can get in the kids' faces and they do well. >> the awareness factor is night and day from just ten years ago. >> it made a huge difference. andrew got through high school well. he's in college now. very happy. things are going well. kids back in our day just s

qaeda and because of nuclear weapons and relations with india, the position of the government in islamabadon 50 60 dead a month in this country and how many wounded and killing how many afghans as well doesn't accomplish either of those goals. >> why doesn't it defeat al qaeda? >> al qaeda evolved. they became, like to say an ideological cloud. they have safe havens in six, seven other countries. >> see the entire interview with hoh tomorrow on our sister network, cnn at 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> what price would you pay to have the olympic torch in your town? a small town in canada decided to pony up some cash for a torch cameo. the price it paid coming up. >>> the swine flu is considered widespread in all but two states. but the cdc says more vaccine is becoming available to combat the virus. and the supply is closer to meeting the demand. >> i know how frustrating it is to stand in line for hours and maybe not get what you came for in the first place. that's infuriating. we really want to remind people though that there are some people who will likely get very ill and could potent

-pakistan deputy head of missions at a press lunch in islamabad told the pakistani media that osama bin and hiding in pakistan. he claimed that the taliban shura is hiding in the south western area. >> we've long suspected that osama bin laden is in this area of pakistan that's not very well governed on the border of afghanistan. and that is why senator biden, now vice president biden -- i worked for him once, so i called him senator there -- is saying that we need to focus our counterterrorism efforts on pakistan and that, you know, things are starting to go pretty well. these drones are start to go work well. we're working closely with the pakistani military, and maybe one of these days we're going to get close to bin laden. >> you read "the wall street journal," a good lead editorial, pakistan's foreign minister says the very debate going on in the united states, are we going to get in? are we going to put in more troops? he says, that sends a signal of indecision that is very, very costly to american credibility. >> we'll talk about this more. it's good to have you here, jamie rubin

authorities in islamabad says about 13 others were wounded. it's the latest of suicide attacks in that country. they are retaliating against a military offense. >>> and the father of anna nicole smith's daughter says he was pressured to beef up his testimony about the role that her former boyfriend had in her medication. larry birkhead claims a prosecutor told him his daughter might be affected by smith's drug use. the da's office says it's discussing the prosecutor's future role in the case. >>> and we heard this this morning, a run offoff election to determine afghan's next president will be held next month. it was found that a third of hamid karzai's votes were not valid. the outcome there could affect u.s. troops decisions and as you saw in those pictures senator john kerry from massachusetts on the left in yellow tie was there for that announcement too. those are some of the headlines that we're watching for you on this tuesday. we hope you're having a good day. >>> people made an urgent plea for help after a virginia tech student disappe