kandahar is a great example. a district of cite kandahar city, symbolically the most important city in afghanistan certainly southern afghanistan for the television. down to 2,009 when i was down there it was an incredibly dangerous place, u.s. stryker brigades lost a number of individuals. if you go there now, the security situation is so much better now based largely not on the huge american footprint but a much better local police presence and the national police presence that stabilizes much of the district and kept it that way for now going on three years, so i ruse there has been a range of areas across the key parts of this house where we have seen that, then partially push velt and stayed out. now you are right plan now whether that will be the case the next two or three or four years. >> host: into strategic pause on their part are they waiting in dhaka and pakistan. let's talk about pakistan. every time the u.s. has turned up the heat on militants in afghanistan they've gone next door according to the i

kandahar is a great case.it's a district outside of kandahar city, symbolically the most important city in afghanistan, certainly in southern afghanistan for the taliban. in 2009, when i was down there, an incredibly dangerous place. u.s. striker brigades, often a number of individuals there. you go there now, the security situation is so much better now based largely not on a huge american footprint, but a much better local police presence and a national police presence that stabilized much of the district and kept it that way for now going on three years. there's been a range of areas across key parts of the south where we've seen the taliban partially pushed out and have stayed out. now whether that will be the case over the next two or three or four years is an open question. >> host: is this a strategic pause on their part? just waiting it out in pakistan? now, let's talk about pakistan. every time u.s. turned up the heat on militants in afghanistan, they've gone next door, according to the intelligence r

as a political organizations are the taliban came to the scene of politics in kandahar with direct military and support of neighboring pakistan and was initially supported by financial by the the king of asssaudi ara. the original leaders claimed to be members of former student, ie, the taliban and one of the members of the mujahadeen groups mainly called hez-muslimi. most of them were students -- most of them again, i say they came from different variations and one of pakistan's main support -- one of pakistan's main islamic groups. the taliban became the defact owe governmeo government in 1996 when they seized the de facto control of kabul and ousted the regime. he was assassinated several months ago. he was chosen ironically as the head of the peace council to deal with the taliban. at that time, he proclaimed himself -- those of you who have studied islamic governance, it has a significance, it literally means the commander of the fateful and thus become the ruler of is began stan, he changed the name to islamic emirates of afghanistan. it transform from a loose pocket of fighters in wh

we will do though i think more that more than likely we will get our troops out of certain areas kandahar kabul kabul but kandahar and helmand etc to hand it over the afghans well let's hope you're right jake that was jake delivered to our team blogger and former u.s. marine and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america or check out our website artie dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at abby martin that's it for now have a great night. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. i'm julian assange. that is true of wiki leaks expose the world secrets these documents long united states government being attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemn it's going to ask you why do people illegally shoot five hundred days now i've been detained without charge but that hasn't stopped us. today on a quest for

the suicide bomber rammed a car full of explosives into the police station in kandahar province. another six police officers were wounded in the attack. the british culture secretary hunt defended his handling news corp's takeover into b.y.b. he said he was sympathetic to the bid made by rupert murdoch but it didn't make him unsuitable to rule on it. the aircraft is on its way back to earth after its landmark mission to the international space station. the first privately-owned shuttle was released by a robotic arm. it is due 16:00 g.m.t. now a massive mann hunt is under way in canada after human body parts were sent in the post to two political parties. 29-year-old luca has been named by police in montreal as their main suspect. one of the blood-soaked packages containing a human foot was sent to the offices of canada's governing conservative parties. we report. >> luca has a long and controversial profile on the internet under several on a demonstrational flight after the flight crashed. >> rescue workers had been looking for the flight data recorder ever since the russian-made

including the south, parts of helmand province and kandahar. it is much less in the number of forces in helmand province and kandahar. and much more local places supporting entities in those areas. >> there is a recent national intelligence estimate on afghanistan that said that there was an influx of taliban from pakistan where there are shelters unsafe even slayer. and every time u.s. forces were afghan forces withdrew from the area, the taliban almost always flooded back in, unless it was an area in the north where they didn't have an ethnic base. in the south and especially the east -- it is very hard to keep them from coming back if you don't keep a presence on the ground. >> of the present doesn't have to be an american one. i think the general trend over the past two years has been areas of large places. there is a district outside of kandahar city, symbolically the most boring city in afghanistan am a certainly southern afghanistan to the taliban -- i'm sure it was in the 1990s. the argument was in 2009, when i was in there and down the

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i said, "maybe." >> smith: soufan had never been to kandahar, but after just a few days, quso would take soufan deep inside the terrorist organization. >> quso provided significant information, not only about the cole itself and what happened and his knowledge about it, but he provided a lot of information about afghanistan, about the training camps, about people he met over in afghanistan. >> smith: during one session, al quso mentioned an operative named tawfiq bin attash, or khallad, a former bodyguard of osama bin laden's and one of al qaeda's top men. >> the very logical question-- when is the last time you saw khallad? and he said, "well, i saw him last time in bangkok." and, for me, what the heck this guy is doing in bangkok? >> smith: quso explained that khallad had asked him to deliver some cash. but soufan wondered, if al qaeda had been planning the cole attack in yemen, why would they have been moving money to bangkok? >> the amount was $36,000. many questions came to our mind. we thought maybe al qaeda was planning to do something in southeast asia. however, the very first lo

he died saturday in kandahar province.they believe he was killed by an i am advised explosive device he was base -- based at fort lewis, washington. >>> former stanford university professor died in palo alto he held the president post from 1970 to 1980 best known for having clamped down on student protests during the vietnam war. urging riot police to come on campus after students vandalized buildings. he was 88-years-old. >>> united nations special envoy kofi annan is in damascus today meeting with syrian president assad, calling for an end to violence following a weekend massacre that killed more than 100 people, including dozens of children and urged every individual with a gun tone the bloodshed. russia backing away -- from supporting assad. syria has denied accusations that its troops carried out the killings. >>> one of the vatican's biggest scandals widened with the pope's butler agreeing to fully cooperate. the butler's lawyer says his client wants the truth to come out. today's new developments suggest higher rank

he died saturday in kandahar province. believe he was killed by an i am advised explosive device he was base -- based at fort lewis, washington. >>> former stanford university professor died in palo alto he held the president post from 1970 to 1980 best known for having clamped down on student protests during the vietnam war. urging riot police to come on campus after students vandalized buildings. he was 88-years-old. >>> united nations special envoy kofi annan is in damascus today meeting with syrian president assad, calling for an end to violence following a weekend massacre that killed more than 100 people, including dozens of children and urged every individual with a gun tone the bloodshed. russia backing away -- from supporting assad. syria has denied accusations that its troops carried out the killings. >>> one of the vatican's biggest scandals widened with the pope's butler agreeing to fully cooperate. the butler's lawyer says his client wants the truth to come out. today's new developments suggest higher ranking

i was on a way from kandahar to qalat.t took the truck and threw it up in the air and slammed it on the ground. bye, bye. i knew at first that i got hurt pretty bad cause i couldn't move my legs. i sat home alone for months. i didn't want that anymore. i wanted to go back to work. hello - it's him. i was hesitant at first, you know because i didn't work for a good year. i want to be a productive person. i don't want to be a drain on society. i want to be a positive thing in society. p-v-a helped me write my resume. got me a job interview. let me show you to your office. i got the job. [male narrator] helping veterans like eric is what we've done for over 65 years. paralyzed veterans of america. paving access for veterans employment through operation: pave. >>> 4 minutes before 5 o'clock. the week's end is starting nicely. marty is in the first warning weather center. >> beautiful. the sky is already brightening on the eastern horizon. it's incredibly bright on this may morning. 50 degrees on tv hill. a high of 77 this afte

specialist hernandez died in the kandahar province saturday from an improvised explosive device.ag-draped casket arrived at dover air force base in delaware yesterday. hernandez graduated from everett alvarez high school in salinas in 2008 and enlisted shortly after. >>> right now just a lucky to be alive family. a california family whose plane crashed over the weekend can thank a simple high-tech solution for helping save their lives. the fire department captain brian brown and his family flying over idaho saturday night when the cessna stalled and slammed right into a mountain. incredibly they managed to survive and then their daughter used a strobe light app on her phone to guide rescue crews to the crash site. >> i have to believe there was some divine intervention too to get a cell phone call out that really shouldn't have made it. >> wow, brown and his wife and daughter right now being treated for head and back injuries. >>> well, more than 300 people will take another shot at getting to japan after a scary incident over toronto. >> saw some pieces, made of metal, it was so

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from the streets of kandahar. today. the headlines on a. comeback in the kremlin. the country. is now going to hold the post for the next sixty. leaders of the uprising just days before an. interview with. the explosive program. falls under the weight of france's mounting debt. grabs the president spelling change for the eurozone among the first steps the president is planning to push back against. more news in fifteen minutes. and this for. hello there thanks for watching the sports and these are the headlines bright spark spot that moscow puts in its title celebrations in the shade with a three c. victory in some places. plus the premier league title race goes down to the wire after manchester city and rivals united by big trees. and even vaguely shane russia beat your wife or to install going to make it to win through to the our so he world championships. will start there with the bottom end of the russian premier league because already relegated tom and went head to head earlier today that so you teams fighting to avoid the wooden spoon but it finished one one which still l

one of the biggest which i did names in afghanistan was from kandahar was from professor obama's organization world with professor body. was from here at who is now a minister of of energy with us and others from the rest of the country so know the mujahideen had representation from the whole country from our she years or so these or the groups mr president you talk about the unity in your country and the unity of different kinds of people be that is it may i'm not an expert on the domestic affairs of afghanistan but i thought would surely. propose to you that the desecration of coupons the use of body parts of deceased for trophies as american soldiers are taken pictures of and put on the internet i mean it seem to me that if this diverse country that you have is united against an occupation that insults the traditions and show how use of this country and their power and honestly speaking sir your greatest ally is the united states and is the united states american troops in your country doing these really extraordinarily disgusting things you're enabling really corpses i mean i'm from the u

i was on a way from kandahar to qalat.ew it up in the air and slammed it on the ground. bye, bye. i knew at first that i got hurt pretty bad cause i couldn't move my legs. i sat home alone for months. i didn't want that anymore. i wanted to go back to work. hello - it's him. i was hesitant at first, you know because i didn't work for a good year. i want to be a productive person. i don't want to be a drain on society. i want to be a positive thing in society. p-v-a helped me write my resume. got me a job interview. let me show you to your office. i got the job. [male narrator] helping veterans like eric is what we've done for over 65 years. paralyzed veterans of america. paving access for veterans employment through operation: pave. for the trees on our street... at my campground... in my woods... for the trees in my backyard... i promise... promise... promise... promise... we promise to not move firewood... because the emerald ash borer beetle could be inside. i've seen what it can do to trees. i won't be the one to sprea

specialist hernandez died in the kandahar province from an ied explosion. he was assigned to the fourth battalion at ft. lewis, washington. hernandez was flown back to the u.s. yesterday. this picture was taken of the flag draped over his casket as it arrived at dover air force base in delaware. hernandez graduated back in 2008. >>> 4:36, time is running out in santa clara county if you want to vote by mail. today is the deadline to request a ballot for the june 5th primary. you can request a ballot at sccvote.org. after today, you have to go in person to the registrar's office. the registrar says only a fraction of the 500,000 ballots sent out this year have been returned. >>> well, facebook is looking to clear another hurdle in its campus expansion plan. tonight leaders will go over the environmental impact report. the social networking giant says it needs the space to eventually double its current 3,600 employee workforce. the meeting will be held at 7:00 tonight at the menlo park city hall. >>> nancy pelosi being recognized for her 25 years in congress

juries in jus a spate of violence a few days ago gunfire and explosions rocked the northern city of kandahar following clashes between the army and militants there getting keep abreast of all the latest stories twenty four seven on our website dot com so we have twenty four minutes past five in the afternoon here in moscow let's catch up with the me treat them the business side to be true the labor market in the u.s. once again in the spotlight what's the latest data telling you that well actually it's a first time in a month that we've seen jobless claims go down so the number of people looking for a job is declining and that's of course a very good sign by twenty seven thousand jobless claims have gone down to a bit over a four year low so of course we'll see a reaction in the u.s. markets around six minutes time when they start trading so far in europe it's looking still positive although the x. has lost much of its steve it's up now just point four percent as is london of course everyone is focusing right now on mario draghi speech the e.c.b. chairman is in spain talking about the econom

from the streets of kandahar. operational to rule the day. headlines swati syria's last chance the u.n. chief says the peace plan is the only option now to end the fighting despite the organization slamming both sides for gross human rights abuses and correspondent there are reports that the rebels of mining social media networks now to pinpoint their future targets. in egypt the muslim brotherhood candidate claims the lead in the presidential race setting the stage then for a potential run off with mubarak's last prime minister is the most mohamed morsy supporters already thrown down the gauntlet and the shoes that ahmed shafik calling him a remnant of the old regime. and detention for seven hundred students mass arrests in canada is increasing be furious rallies over college fees government introduced emergency laws to curb the protests which instead start further demonstrations about the news in full in fifteen minutes south of the sport right now with. good job your company this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes inclu

given it in kandahar where we were this time last year makes no sense at all to have 18, 19-year-old troops giving miranda warnings. that can play into a question of whether or not you go with the military commission. so, i mentioned the hearsay rule before. so sometimes these differences in the proceedings will make military commissions the wiser choice. and that is the counter to the unnecessary argument because when you're faced with this kind of threat, not an threat compared to what we were facing in world war ii when 130,000 humans died in the battle of okinawa alone in the south pacific, different kind of order of magnitude kind of threat. when you're faced with a serious threat and a threat that defines us in how we respond to it, and that is changing and that involves new technologies and new ways these groups are going to be coming at us and, in fact, groups that both flout the law and cynically invoke the law for refuge. when you're dealing with threats like that and they are out there why would any government take an institution or a tool off the table? this is the counte

in washington he's a senior international policy analyst at rand corporation in london we have is kandahar side they he is a researcher at the university of oxford and in paris we go to hooshang amirahmadi he is a professor of international development and policy all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to shanghai in paris if i go to you first what is the what are the likelihood that this summit that we have in baghdad discussing iran's like your program will yield any results i think all of us in the program have seen the can kicked down the road for a very long time what's different if anything this time round. well i think this is a replay of the past of negotiation tactics and a part of the united states and its allies it's basically putting its maximum demand on the table without really giving anything back to iran and the assumption is that iran did they decide actions are crippling the economy that mr harmony is desperate to make a did and therefore there is no reason to give in and i mean this is that in play of what that really hap

and kandahar but into central asian zones all this century asians are part of the myriad partnerships that need to or has all for the world including all sorts of middle eastern and east asian countries the problem is they don't trust the pentacle just like they trust a hundred percent neither the russians or the chinese the want to do what does that stern says a lot factory diplomacy which is big big powers against each other so i'm not sure nato and abet are going to are going to be very successful in central asia are now i'm going to jump in here because i'm running low on time but i really want to come back to the nato summit and address the issue of afghanistan that was one of the subjects up for discussion nato saying that it will stop combat operations there in two thousand and fourteen assuming the role of trainers and advisers first do you think they really will step aside and second how will that impact the security in the country if they do well rory and nato will step aside because there's no money it's simple as that the europeans will step aside but the pentagon states l

notes of in the kandahar lessons of patriotic upbringing and lobbying including praising the role of s.s. troops in the second world war or the tales go to r.t. dot com. blocks earth three d.h. check out more stunning a multidimensional pictures taken with the help of a cutting edge russian satellite. getting on a motorbike can be a life or death decision for some on india's roads worst safety laws mean man must wear helmets but there's no requirement covering women exposing them to particular danger parties pressure it or explains. to outsiders it's complete chaos i think it's quite scary they need to do something about it to stop following the rules is quite stupid really it scales to. some belief in the times nor the of the rules and regulations but it does it please but to indians it's every day life you're so used. to. treat people writing in. so. it just grows with our mind we're just riveted that. it's quite funny. the streets of new delhi are the deadliest in india some estimate that at least five people die every day in collisions but while men are required to wear helmets w

organization has been decimated, and violence levels are down across the country, including in helmand and kandahar provinces in the south. the third tranche of transition will bring three-quarters of the afghan people under afghan security lead. all of that has sent a clear signal that the campaign is on track, and that the international community remains committed to helping afghanistan secure and govern itself. secretary panetta looks forward to discussing with fellow ministers how to continue the transition to afghan lead, to support sustainment of the naff and to determine the long-term relationship nato will have with afghanistan. all of these steps will help define how we can responsibly conclude the war in afghanistan while achieving our objectives and building a long-term partnership with the afghan people. also while in chicago, the secretary will join secretary shinseki for a visit to the james a. level federal health care center, which is a first of the kind joint dod/v.a. hospital. the systems continue to expand and integrate their services. this visit provides an opportunity for both

>> there is a lake of human sewage in the hand kandahar airfield. it's known afngsz natalie as the poo pond. i've been asking for months when it's going to be closed. i run into radio silence. i think it's a closely guarded military secret. the last i heard there was a plan to drain it and fill it in and replace wit an honest to god waste water replacement facility. can you check when the latest on when this thing will be closed? >> yes. >> all right. >> i don't know quite how to elaborate any farther on that particular question. but i will take it -- on that one i confess that you're right, okay. mike? >> george, what would the u.s. say to nato partners who might consider the last phase of the campaign in afghanistan as looking ahead to perhaps grabbing a peace dividend from the end of the campaign in afghanistan and start cutting defense programs again, as they have done in the past? and is the surveillance drone that is currently buzzing around chicago a military one or belongs to the mayor of chicago? >> the -- i don't know about the particular

in 2009, we were to control the roads that connect kandahar kabul, control that terrain with 70% of the population. the battle plan this summer called for the projection of force outside of the initial population centers at a time when the afghan army is shrinking in size at a time when other countries are pulling out. i don't see to seize terrain closer to the pakistanan border and leave the afghan army out there in a bridge too far mission. you're exactly right. the taliban will not speak to us in any meaningful way until the they do what they have done in iraq. >> eliot: the plans in prior years about the military successes that we would expect to hear about that would lead to the creation of civil society once we established control and once after we were there the afghan army would establish it's own control. that's out the window. i don't think anybody would believe that for a moment if they were told tomorrow that we anticipate we would project power that way. jon, i gather you think all those claims have shown to be completely pointless and wrong. >> it's been a mixed bag. when

the army specialist died on saturday in the kandahar profians, officials say enemy force as tacked his unit with an ied. and he graduated from al va yez high school in 2008. family and friends say he proudly served his country. >> he was very proud of serving this great country. doing what he loved. >> his family is having a hard time believing he is gone. he was a loved son. >> the casket arrived yesterday at dover air force base in delaware. his death marks the age service member from monterey county to have died in iraq or afghanistan. >> and this is a day we set aside to honor those who served thchl year's ceremony marks the end of one march and 70 years since the start of another. here is abc 7 news. >> this san francisco ceremony has been a tradition for 144 years meant to honor those who fought in different wars and remember struggles they went through. obi nash was in the army in world war i i. we had black and white army at that time. the president said we'll have one army. >> there are those who came to talk about their proudest moments. >> we're saying is that. >> he fought

has got to be in baghdad of all places and maybe the next meeting in damascus and i don't know, kandahar -- i don't know where the next one is suppose to be. >> atlantic city. >> why five weeks. you know, i think a more condensed negotiating schedule would be suggestive of a genuine desire on their part to work out a deal. i think also we need to be very mindful of the history here. and nick will -- can testify to this. the iranians have quite a history of receiving a negotiating proposal from our side and saying, oh, this is very complicated, we need to study this. and we'll get back to you as soon as we finish studying it, and three months go by and then we get a one-page reaction. i would be on the lookout for that. i think if it does get serious, we will present them a piece of paper. and can they respond quickly and seriously or does that become a pretext for months upon months of delay. >> of course, i agree. actually, the may 23rd talks were initially scheduled to be a little bit earlier in may and were delayed partly because of lady ashton's schedule. that cannot happen.

he was killed by an ied yesterday in kandahar. >>> the suspect in sierra lamar's disappearance made his first court appearance today. lloyd lacuesta is live, with how the arrest may be fueling the search for sierra. >> reporter: suspect garcia torrez remains in jail on no bail tonight. a sheriff department tells us since his arrest the number of calls to its tip line have increased an average of 30 a day. outside the san jose hall of justice today a small crowd gathered for the arraignment of garcia torrez. some had posters of sierra lamar. the wife, family and friends of the suspect also showed up. >> his public defender doesn't want us to talk. >> reporter: inside the courtroom, garcia torrez didn't speak either. his appearance lasted 51 seconds. his plea to charges for the kidnapping and murder of sierra were read. >> we will aggressively seek justice here as in all our cases in the way that is fair and treats everyone with respect. >> reporter: the prosecution is possibly going to trial without a murder weapon, murder scene or a body. >> so the key for the prosecution is not just to

he was killed by an ied yesterday in kandahar. >>> the suspect in sierra lamar's disappearance made his first court appearance today. lloyd lacuesta is live, with how the arrest may be fueling the search for sierra. >> reporter: suspect garcia torrez remains in jail on no bail tonight. a sheriff department tells us since his arrest the number of calls to its tip line have increased an average of 30 a day. outside the san jose hall of justice today a small crowd gathered for the arraignment of garcia torrez. some had posters of sierra lamar. the wife, family and friends of the suspect also showed up. >> his public defender doesn't want us to talk. >> reporter: inside the courtroom, garcia torrez didn't speak either. his appearance lasted 51 seconds. his plea to charges for the kidnapping and murder of sierra were read. >> we will aggressively seek justice here as in all our cases in the way that is fair and treats everyone with respect. >> reporter: the prosecution is possibly going to trial without a murder weapon, murder scene or a body. >> so the key for the prosecution is not just to

. >>> soldier from san jose has died in afghanistan from the defense department says he died in kandaharterday this is his high school graduation photo. the 25-year-old was the victim of an ied blast. he deployed in december. his first overseas deployment. >>> antioch police warning muggers, taggers and drug dealers to stay out of city parks unless they want to be captured on video committing crimes. antioch adding seven cameras to three high traffic recreation spots with a history of crime nole park, antioch community park and antioch marina cameras will cost $225,000. >>> this is a big weekend for the golden gate bridge as we've been reporting, it celebrating 75th anniversary sunday expect a lot of delays thousands are expected to attend a bridge party all day sun -- all day sunday at crissy field traffic on the bridge will be interrupted from 9:00 to at least 10:00 for a fireworks show they have to inspect the bridge after the show and there will be no parking at fort point, crissy field for the marina green. >> is starting 7:00 tonight you can speak other closures muni shutting down

the defense department says he died in kandahar province yesterday.this is his graduation photo from high school. the 25-year-old travis was the victim of an ied blast he deployed to afghanistan in december. it was his first overseas deployment. >>> this afternoon, former democratic national committee chairman howard dean will deliver the commencement address for preside -- presidio graduate school in san francisco. he will speak to more than 1,000 people during the ceremony. the presidio graduate school opened nine years ago as one of the first offering masters in sustainable management. the school has more than 250 students. >>> they say a picture is worth 1,000 words people talking bun photo featuring former president bill clinton he took a picture with two porn stars and their friend. the picture was snapped at a casino in monaco. it sounds worse than it is he was there attending a fundraiser and he said he didn't know what their profession was >> new exhibit that will put new the middle of an earthquake opens tomorrow at the california academy of