so like when his predecessor john campbell, general john campbell said he, too, quote scene change improve results. general joseph dunford back in 2013 talked about the inevitability of our success. his predecessor john allen declared we are winning. general david petraeus in 2011, we have reversed the momentum of the taliban. stan mcchrystal 2010, success is still achievable. general david mckiernan, 2009, the united states is not losing in afghanistan. this routine goes all the way back to 2001. the rally is that since the beginning of the obama -- reality -- up till now the war in afghanistan has claimed the lives of almost 30,000 civilians, injured more than 50,000 civilians. the taliban are currently controls or contest about 45% of afghanistan subdistricts. they hold more territory today than at any point since 2001. despite 16 16 years of nationbuilding and throwing resources at the problem, afghanistan government remains more corrupt than 96% of all countries. number of bombs dropped by the western coalition in afghanistan in early 2018 was the highest it'd been since 2013. 2013. s

time hasn't been quite so kind to john campbell he briefly looked said to nail down a place that asked no but since then he's spent most of his time on an impressive loan spells. maybe another world cup is just what he needs to things around they also have the experience captain brian ruiz to leave the troops. sounds pretty good right but. not a good combination of grit and fled after playing midfield you have no money or macit and voyage which should allow the attacking players to do their thing. which is useful as they have some serious creativity in their ranks. on top which is one of the most experienced of the bunch but he'll be able to assisted by his younger team mates like. but all eyes will be on another player who is having a. surrogate milinkevich has become one of the best midfielders in syria this season. his performances could be crucial in eighteen. with natural finishes. so that leaves us with one more and they're the favorites to join brazil in the second round switzerland. they are one of the top ranked teams in the world despite lacking genuine star quality. has had

john campbell and offered me a quarter for my letter today. he said he had not got one for so long that he would have to buy one off somebody or else he would have to get none at all. james charles as if you don't get one, he intended to write a long letter, take it home and let his wife read it and then bring the answer back. was the more amazing letters of his wife, frances. i would've paid to a known that woman, she was headstrong and aghly opinionated and she is pleasure -- it is a pleasure to reader letters. in her first letter to thomas in her first lighter to thomas fisher, -- letter, she asked thomas fisher, i want to know if you have washed yourself at this time, or if you have washed at all? tot difference did it make her, but i guess she was concerned. she replied with, i have not week, but il thought i would not say anything about it but she did. and then she took a shot on his father, your father tries to quarrel with me a heap of times but i do not listen to the old man. he gets tired of quarreling by himself. she closed the fina

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. >> and we have josh campbell, a former fbi supervisory special agency. johnlet me start with you. there has not been a clear explanation. there is no white house representative. that's exactly the opposite of what she is saying. >> hold on now. are you saying these words do not mean what they say? look, the reason this is problematic on the most fundamental basis is something called separation of hours. when they attend with the chief of staff, it's a brushback pitch. it is saying, look, we are not going to participate in the meetings. just so you know, i'm here for the president, here's what he wants, what he expects. it contradicts the real motivation on this issue. yes. are we throughed looking glass? yes. been here for a while. >> here's what the professor says about the presence of emmett flood. he undermined the stated purpose of the meeting, created the impression that it was first and foremost of the president personally with everything and virtually nothing to gain from his attending the meeting. pretty strong stuff. what do you make of his presence

product that's labeled fresh versus organic that's not apparent in the market >> and, john, you said that with campbellsot work to do this by acquisition. obviously, others, general mills and others, tried to buy what are perceived to be a better positioned brand, maybe millennial friendly, but is that a process the companies are going to continue to undergo and just look for however expensive it is to buy their way to these new segments >> well, to the earlier comment about, you know, finding these little niches and being a lot more agile there's premium consumers out there looking more than ever to spend more money on food to buy brands these companies have to do a better job finding them and use their existing supply chain and existing brand families to do that >> i'm thinking about the trick experiment when general mills was, you know, going to make the trix healthier, michael, and the colors got whacky, and people did not respond well they pulled the plug and went back to the original it, you know, so i don't know what else they can do, right >> biggest thing here is you have an incredible amount o

john dean was the nixon white house counsel and josh campbell, a special assistant to james comey whenfbi director. good evening. josh i'm going to start with you. this is rudy giuliani expressing disappointment and frustration with attorney general jeff sessions. here it is. >> i've got to go there and jay sekulow, we've got to go there and prepare him for this silly deposition about a case in which he supposedly colluded with the russians but there's no evidence of that? everybody forgets the basis of the case is dead. sessions should step in and close it. and say enough is enough. >> so josh, he is putting pressure on jeff sessions to step in and close the investigation. do you think that will work? >> i don't. i think this is disgraceful. this is someone who is an attorney general, he was an officer of the court, he was a former government official that was a u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york where all of this is taking place. he was someone rumored to be a cabinet official and now he's attempting to inappropriately influence a u.s. counterintelligence investigatio

john, welcome. good to have you with us. >> thanks. >>ities let's start narrow on campbell'snd broaden out from there. what was so wrong in campbell's report today >> the issue is commodity inflation creeping up in the food space you are seeing pricing power being challenged and the commodity inflation offsetting internal cost savings. the ability to stem the pressure there. you are seeing guidance down in 18 and softer for 19. >> costs are going up, margins are going down thing are getting squeezed can anyone turn this company around the ceo of campbell's is leaving immediately. >> i think this is going to be a very difficult challenge for anybody to step into the other angle is i think one of governance. recently campbell's soup paid up a hefty price to by schneider's a snack company. their debt levels are high right now. the question is how can they start to pay down that debt when their core soup and fresh business doing so poorly. >> did the schneider's lance deal work? is the jury still out? did it not work. >> it's very early days. they have only owned the company eigh

john robison was disturbed by the video. >> as i was watching the video, i had some major concerns about what i was seeing. >> reporter: today, officer legg, a 23-year veteran, resigned, defending his actions. campbello has been arrested twice before, says she did not want to see anyone get fired. >> all of what occurred could have been absolutely avoided if he had adhered to the request. >> glor: michelle, you talked to some law enforcement experts today. what is their take on this case? >> reporter: they said that they-- they watched the video, ofmber one. oud they said that these thatcers, or at least the responding officers, should have calmly explained the situation better, that signing the ticket was not an admission of guilt, and it perhaps could have de-escalated the situation. in the meantime, the alpharetta police department says that it will continue to investigate this entire incident. >> glor: thanks for that report unight, michelle. coming up, an out-of-control pickup truck sends light poles flying. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average le

john kelly but emmitt flood was involved. >> hang tight. we'll see if they answer any of your questions. let's stay on this. i have with me cnn law enforcement analyst josh campbell, a former fbi supervisory special agent and former federal prosecutor general rodgers have with us, she's now a lecturer at colombia law scho -- columbia law school. emmitt flood surprise shows up at this briefing. why? >> well, this to me really shows, you know, what is going on with the president's interference with this in the first place, right. the president is under criminal investigation. he's been told he's a subject. so under no circumstances should he be a part or anyone representing him be part of a meeting where that investigation is discussed. that is entirely inappropriate. the president technically may have a role in trying to broker congressional oversight over the department of justice, which is why originally them getting involved maybe wasn't so terrible if you consider it from that angle. but the president's personal lawyer on the russia investigation being there shows me that is not what this is about, it was about getting information about the investigation, whic

campbell, bbc news. ahead of saturday's royal wedding, breakfast‘s john maguire is in windsor at one of the spots where royalnd. that is bbc, that is itv. schofield will be there. another broadcaster. many americans, canadians, australians. it isa americans, canadians, australians. it is a tent city. it's like the 0lympics village. people in red tops and red hats. everyone is making sure you get to the right place. these barriers here, everyone is hoping, the planners, they are hoping, the planners, they are hoping there will be thousands and thousands and thousands. it will be kept clear. this area will be good to see the couple. there is a military procession, a military practice, today. imagine, those of you married, how nerve—racking, eve ryo ne you married, how nerve—racking, everyone standing in the wrong position. imagine that but times a thousand. no camping yet, but certainly activity taking place. it will be a massive occasion on saturday at the more from us later. but now, the news, travel, and weather, wherever you are watching. good morning from bbc london news. a murder investigation has been l

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campbell -- camel club. >> guest: it's total lie unique certainfully thriller onramps a group of old irguys, the headed by a guy -- oliver stone, not the director but my oliver stone. whose real name is johnarr and used to be a lethal assassin for the u.s. government until things went wrong and they came after him and he had to disappear. and he had this ensemble of older guys, one works at the library of congress, one is a computer whiz, and one is ex-military and fell into bad ways and they're conspiracy theorists but stumble upon real conspiracy and have to working to to solve them. so it's -- the camel club was because it was upa unique premise, unique setup, and i took time building to every character's brown and make them very real. the real i thought of the camel club issue was -- when its fit went to d.c. i waned to learn the city and walking past the white house, and back then, before pennsylvania avenue was closed off to vehicular traffic -- people thought that happened after 9/11. actually happened after the oklahoma city bombing. and the lafayette park was there and you had protesters in lafayette park and there was one lady whose hand -- just recently peace away and he was pr