. >> i'm john lindsay i feel good i am not living near q and for 25 years we've dealt with ucsf parkingnd neighbors that don't enter the apartment from my street they enter from their parking garage i have a website u p parking permits to get parking on this spot you don't think i don't have the access to the one hundred and 50 people that are not my neighbors other issues as much as and applaud you guyss bach of square feet there is no incentive for people to park nicely on they're red scooters and the other things the inclusive the mechanic is auto repair facility to a lewis they that is correct their pickup trucks on our blocks they safe the parking spaces for the theory employees and clients so my daughter happens to be sick i have to ask them to move their cars sometimes they tell me no and sometimes, yes so i'm a hundred percent in favor of this self isly i want them to be extended to the p section it's important. >> thank you, mr. lindsey. >> (calling names). >> hi, i'm can carlene bailing a resident of san francisco for 21 years for 10 years in the neighborhood my husband is a r

. >> john lindsay pollen is a co-director of the columbian programme, and says the f.a.r.c. have been observing the unilateral ceasefire declared in december. >> the pressure has been building for a response on the part of the government to f.a.r.c.'s declaration of a unilateral ceasefire in december. part of that is the f.a.r.c. by the government's own documentation has been observing ceasefire, so the rational for continuing offensive operations on the part of the government has been weakened by that. and there's an obvious logic too responding with - in order to make a bilateral ceasefire. it's for 30 days allow both sides to see how it's working and build the trust. there has been a number of different steps, the appointment of a u.s. envoy two weeks ago to the talks, the agreement that you mentioned for mining. which is particularly important. it's a concrete manifest sayings tore the talks going on south the country for more than two years. >> and to other news. iraq's military is kilometres away from the strong hold of tikrit. it's a sunni home sound of sus same and r

remiss not to mention the stimulating conversations with my friends from this chamber, like john mccain, lindsay graham carl levin, and many of you visitors. but i must also acknowledge the deeply appreciated contribution of the aid workers who are the day-to-day representatives of your country. i have met people from all 50 states of the union. from senators to representatives to construction workers and computer operators. i want to thank all of them for introducing the best of america to the people of afghanistan. [ applause ] >> and finally, i would like to thank president obama. he is an admirable and principled partner. his support for afghanistan has always been conditional on our performance. i like and appreciate his clear and disciplined approach to american engagement. thanks to a strict rigor, we were encouraged and supported to build up our armed forces into the self reliant army that it is today. [ applause ] >> because he stood firm on the deadline for the search and the transition the u.s. army pulled off a logistical near miracle. first deploying and then withdrawing more than 1

the president does have unlikely allies across the aisle, specifically defense hawks john mccain, lindsaypleased that we're hearing from republicans both in the house and senate. we need to invest more in our national security. but the president's principal is very clear, you can't separate the national security from economic security. remember, that whether it's taking care of veterans, funding our homeland security agency or a range of other ways our national security is dependent on much more than just the defense department's budget. second of all, we've heard the joint chiefs of the military themselves say if we don't educate our soldiers and don't invest in health care and infrastructure and all of the things that are going to make for a strong military but build our economic security, our power around the world and influence will diminish. the president has been very clear. we can break this critical link between our economic security and national security. >> nice to see you, thanks for your time. >> great to be with you. >> coming up next we'll take you back to israel and back to

john mccain and lindsay graham warn without a u.s.roop presence they risk becoming on iraq: monday the white house stood firm. >> and what the president is mindful of is that making a substantial commitment of u.s. troops to afghanistan again is not in our national security interest. that drawing the united states into another land war in asia is not in our best interests. >> reporter: ghani sounded an alarm, isil has its sights set on afghanistan. >> fortunately we have prevented them from acting but there's sufficient evidence that they were targeting us because to their narrative, to their story line. >>> but the principle faux remains the taliban and afghan leaders plan to open talks with the group soon. overall, says ghani, the goal for afghanistan is to stand on its own two feet. >> i'm confident that we're pursuing the right strategy. we have plans for 5,000 years. the last 12 years were a rare exception within our history with the advice with the training advise and support mission, we'll confident that we'll be able to fulfil

lindsay graham and john mccain are saying a country that praised as a model for counter terrorism is now a sectarian conflict and war that threatens to engulf the middle east. this is as bizarre as it is misguided. another tragic case of leading from behind. john carry is returning to talk about the nuclear deal. no deal in sight but the deadline is days ahead. you can expect we will keep a close eye on that. >>> bowe bergdahl is now charged with desertion. the role ahead for bowe bergdahl and the swapet free five guantanamo bay. and should a pilot with only 600 hours be allowed to fly solo in the cockpit? go to "happening now"'s website and click on america is asking to join the conversation. so...you're sayin' you'll give me my credit score for free... right! now you're gonna ask for my credit card - - so you can charge me on the down low two weeks later look, credit karma - are you talking to websites again? this website says 'free credit scores'. oh. credit karma! yeah, it's really free. look, you don't even have to put in your credit card information. what?! credit karma. really

republican senators john mccain and lindsay graham complained talking to reporters like that could cost wrote those responsible jeopardized our national risk and must be held responsible. secretary carter doesn't want plans getting out but would like the dod open about the sensitive material. >> what do you expect to hear from secretary carter this morning? >> this week he is sounding on alarm that if the funding is anything less than the president is requesting then defense strategy might not be executeds as well. and research on new weapons will be shelled if they stall the budget. we will hear from him any minute along with general dempsey. >>> this is a big development in the battle against isis because the pentagon is standing on the sidelines as iraqi troops are fighting isis alongside shiite militia backed by iran. iraq's military released this video to show everybody what it looks like. elite combat from iran playing a key role and we are are out of it. john huty is live. explain what is going on. >> iran is involved on a combat and operational along with the shiite militia. by

>> reporter: now on capitol hill two of the administrations sharpist critics john mccain and his close friend senator lindsayraham issued a statement saying they thought this was a step in the right direction, but remain concerned that the u.s. strategy is based too much on the calendar and not so much on the conditions on the ground. they would like to see u.s. commanders have more flexibility to keep those troops on past the end of 2016 into the next president's term. >> so what is josh earnest saying exactly, jamie? will all u.s. troops be out of afghanistan by 2017 or not? >> well you know, it was never the plan that there would be zero troops. there was always the idea that there would be a small number of troops, but now it looks like they are leaning towards an option that would allow more counter terrorism troops to remain to continue some mission. a small amount as he called it cobble centric, around the afghan capitol. but they have two years to decide. >> all right. jamie thank you. >>> a scene of utter devastation. cyclone pam slams into the south pacific island. >>> plus vladimir putin returns.