army soldiers in the areas in and around the city of kandahar, and here was this tale of our own services fighting with each other instead of fighting in common purpose against the enemy. and the stories go on. there was internal fighting within the state department, within the u.s. agency for international development. in one other tale i recount in the book, we had some real serious infighting between president obama's own national security team and senior people at the state department over the whole question of, was it wise to try to broach potential piece take the taliban? and we wound up spending 18 months fighting with one another in washington as opposed to uniting in common purpose to try to achieve the president's goal in the country. >> host: who is summer koy. >> guest: she is a young american woman who -- there she is on the bottom right there -- who has extensive foreign development experience and put her hand up to go to a afghanistan to try to rebuild the country to work for the u.s. agency for international development, and the south she'd be out there, able to work with

i went in kandahar, before the surge, i sat down with a young private in the 82nd from the menominee indian reservation and he told me what he would do, every day and i was in awe. to go back in december and go with the marines to see what they had accomplished, it is nothing short of amazing. what we don't want to do is lose the gains we have gotten. now, we have disagreed friments on a few issues. we more likely taken into account the recommendations from our commanders, general petraeus, admiral mohen on troop levels. we have been skeptical about negotiations with the taliban, especially while they are shooting at us. but we want to see the 2014 transition be successful. that means we want to make sure our commanders have what they need to make sure that it is successful, so this does not once again become a launching pad for terrorists. >> martha, let's keep our eye on the ball. i have been in afterafand iraq 20 times. i have been throughout that whole country, mostly in a helicopter and sometimes in a vehicle. the fact is, we went there for one reason, to get those people who ki

we asked charlie d'agata to hook up with a joint patrol in kandahar province. >> what you see here ishe cement blocks, obstacles we put in place. >> reporter: this is the stark new reality for u.s. combat troops working alongside their afghan partners. >> it's restricted the traffic- ability of anything large or fast. >> reporter: and that's new within the past two weeks? >> yes. where we used to have this wide open space. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel leroy barker got orders to reinforce his small outpost in kandahar province not against the taliban but against insider attacks from his afghan partners. while there's never been one here, it's already driven a wedge between the two forces. the americans and afghans are separated by a cement walkway. u.s. troops call it the alamo. a u.s. soldier stands guard with the machine gun 24 hours a day. >> they are always looking, it's always in the back of their mind, kind of like you are working with a tiger, you never want to turn your back on it. >> reporter: afghan commanders are pinned to the wall of the guard post, they tier only ones a

and then kandahar to due buy, then to washington, d.c., then d.c.detroit with a small helicopter thrown in. >> i wonder -- i want her frequent flier miles. >>> so the big question, will there be a world series sweep by the giants? we will find out game four tonight at 5:00. remember, cbssf.com is for all things giants. >>> world series shining a bright light on san francisco. >> now the city is looking at plans to showcase the golden state warriors. building a arena here. we will sit down with mayor ed lee and talk about his hopes for raising the city's athletic profile even more. >>> first up, virtual debate on youtube and its connection to the u.s. race for senate in california. ,, when i see that our schools are 47th in spending per student, i just can't accept that. our schools shouldn't be 47th in anything. ,, proposition 38 bypasses sacramento, and makes education a real priority- with the funding, to our local schools and the accountability from our local schools... that we'll need to improve student learning in every classroom. so we can sta

what they missed in the investigation is that they put him under surveillance after his arrest in kandahar in march. and from that point, the officer thought his movements were suspicious. he rarely left his apartment. he did not have internet. and he was in contact with known jihadists in is that they toulo. in november they questioned him again. he had great difficulty explaining why he had been there. he had fought off the radar for days on end. and just a week later they stopped monitoring him. that really does puzzle the judge. and then four weeks later, he went on to kill people in three separate attacks. >> the world of cycling is facing a crisis like never before in the latest developments of the wake of the doping scandal. its current sponsor should deal is worth more than $19 million annually. this bank is one of the most long-lasting and recognizable sponsors. what will be the impact on this board? -- of this sport? daniel, is this a shot? >> this is a huge shock. they have had really bad scandals of their own how the bank of about five or six years spirit -- at the bank in the

sort of a csi kandahar. and there has been progress. afghan forces now take the lead role in defending against attacks like the taliban assault on the u.s. embassy in kabul. nato officials say afghans now participate in 90% of military operations. >> that is cause for optimism says analyst michael o'hanlon of the brookings institute. >> if you give them a gun and tell them where the enemy is and ask you them to maybe cover for each other as they move from rock to rock or building to building, they can do that kind of simple stuff because they are fighters. >> yet afghan forces remain vulnerable. last month they failed to stop a suicide bomber from killing 12 foreigners in kabul. 11 years after u.s. troops and allies topped the taliban, afghan forces are still unable to hold their own against the determined enemy. charlie d'agata, cbs news, afghanistan. >> jeff: we'll be back. >> jeff: the auses tree an skydiver felix baumgartner will attempt a record high jump leaping from 23 miles up. he hopes breaking the speed of sound along the way.

. >> i flew from kandahar. then dubai to d.c. then d.c. to detroit. with the smallest helicopter. >> reporter: i want her frequent flyer miles. in detroit, cbs 5. >>> that is how good this pitching staff is right now. the freight train that is the san francisco giants. next. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. mother nature's cool like that. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. b

six of those deaths were in kandahar, where a suicide bomb or a motor bike blew himself up at an intelligence office. one nato service member and five afghans were killed. the taliban is claiming responsibility. applying lessons learnedded from treating battle field casualties has long produced great benefits here at home. the use of triannual choppers in vietnam changed trauma treatment. police officers have better bulleted proof vestes and bob orr tells us now about one low-tech advancement the f.b.i. is implementing. >> drop your gun! >> reporter: at the f.b.i.'s training academy, prospective agents practice responding to bank robberies and office shootings. >> i was shot in the arm. >> reporter: beyond guns, these next-generation g-men are also learning how to use another piece of equipment-- a simple tourniquet. the f.b.i. is adopting a lesson learned on the battlefields of iraq and afghanistan. the quick field application of tourniquets has helped the u.s. military save thns of lives. >> a little bit of the feel. >> reporter: dr. william fabbri is in charge of the f.b.i.'s emergency med

sort of a csi kandahar. there has been progress.fghan forces now take the lead role in defending against attacks like the taliban assault on the u.s. embassy in kabul. nato officials say afghans now participate in 90% of military operations. that's cause for optimism says this analyst. >> if you give them a gun and tell them where the enemy is and you ask them to maybe cover for each other as they move from, you know, rock to rock or building to building they can do that simple stuff because they are fighters. >> reporter: yet afghan forces remain vulnerable. last month they failed to stop a suicide bomber killing 12 foreigners. 11 years after u.s. troops and allies toppled the taliban, afghan forces are still unable to hold their own against a determined enemy. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning" new poll numbers in the presidential race and a preview of mitt romney's foreign policy speech today at the virginia military institute. plus the latest on the meningitis outbreak. we'll talk to a doctor with the nati

. >> and then i threw from kandahar to washington, d.c., then d.c. to detroit. with the smallest helicopter. >> reporter: she calls her a fanatical giants fan. you think? >> the weekend is going to cost me around $4,000. >> was it worth it? >> absolutely. 100%. and if they sleep, it would be worth -- sweep, it would be worth it. >> reporter: i want her frequent flyer miles. and ann, i think -- i'm crossing my fingers but i think it's going to be worth double what she paid. >> that will be a sight to see. thanks so much, mike. >>> and much more coming up in sports. and remember, cbssf.com for all things giants. >>> on the east coast, it's all eyes on hurricane sandy. it's expected to merge with two winter weather systems is. it's a massive storm that they've dubbed frankenstorm. here's the latest on sandy. >>> this is one big, big storm. the second largest storm in the east coast, the atlantic ocean history since 1988. here it is skirting alongside the carolinas lifting up in a northerly direction. right now landfall looks like it's going to be late sunday night

. >> i flew to bagrams to kandahar and then dubai to washington, d.c. and then to detroit with a small helicopter thrown in. >> reporter: she calls herself a fanatical giants' fan. you think? >> the weekend the going to cost me about $4,000. >> worth it? >> absolutely, 100%. if they sweep. it would be worth twice that. >> reporter: that is dedication. and of course there's still a chance that there will be that broom coming out tomorrow night if they win tonight. and tomorrow. ann? >> are we supposed to say that though? i feel like that might be some sort of a jinx. are people pretty confident? >> reporter: i'm the guy, all right, blame me. if we don't do it. but i think we can talk about it. >> all right. the phone kales -- >> unlikely but who knows? >> mike with giants in detroit. thanks some. also is with mike andwell hear from him in sports. thanks again mike. >>> the water is back on but the people living on treasure island, they can't use it. what left them without water for nearly 12 hours and what they have to do now to keep from getting sick. >

. >> reporter: then kandahar to tutu buy with a maul -- dubai with a small helicopter thrown in. >> reporter: she calls herself a fanatical giants fan. do you think? >> the weekend is going to cost me around $4,000. >> is it worth it? >> absolutely. 100%. sweep, twice that. >> reporter: all right, ann you gave me trouble at the earlier newscasts for talking sweep. she's sighing sweep. -- saying sweep. the giants fans here are saying sweep. i'm not saying anything but vern said only two teams in the history of baseball have ever won one game after being down 0- 3. so i'm not going to say it to get on your bad side but man it's looking good for the joints. >> thanks so much mike. we'll see you at 11:00 on cbs 5. >>> turning now to the other fall contest, your california ballot once again includes a request for more money and tonight there's a growing push to get californians to support a tax hike. governor jerry brown spent this week campaigning nonstop for prop 30 which would raise the state income taxes on the rich to help save schools. today california democrats called voters and urging the

kandahar. the person behind the suicide thecks only was wearing uniform and was not an official member of the agency. inside attacks are on the minds serving in troops afghanistan. year the suicide attacks 15%m insider's account for all tax and the deaths of over there. back to you. >> thank you. 50 degrees outside on this tuesday morning. >> still ahead, secretary of state clinton tries to ease the surroundingrestorm attack at the u.s. consulate in libya. attack at the u.s. consulate in libya. how does it brew such great coffee? well, inside the brewer are these green fields of coffee, actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. marywe invest in them.umber one in america because but we can do even more. every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million dollars at casinos in other states. question 7 keeps that maryland money in maryland through expansion of gaming in maryland. it will mean hundreds of millions of dollars for our schools. as governor, i can

from the streets of kandahar. today. 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 don't know i'm tom harkin or compose a big picture. welcome back to the kaiser report i max kaiser time now to go to paris and talk with john gerry and option monster dot com john a giant for those who don't know what is option trading what role is the play in the overall markets and welcome to the kaiser report first of all max delight to be here enjoyed your reports for years and now i get to actually be on with you so i'm flattered what role does it play options of course are a derivative that lets people use leverage in their favor or unfortunately for some people use it like fire and they burn themselves but overall options trading in particular in the u.s. has really exploded lately and i think some of that max is because of stocks like apple and google and amazon that are so expensive to

from the streets of kandahar. operation. i. i've. watched the strangest attempt of a military takeover. of the us president trying to overthrow a foreign country's government but his strategic game was lost. and america recognized its defeat. plus germany if cuba managed to cope with its victory not all don't talk the whole god. i leave you go but the raj. the cuban missile crisis games and reality t.v. . i've. fresh outbreaks of violence on the syrian lebanese border job one of the key routes for smuggling weapons into the ongoing civil war. strikes triggered by deepening cuts rob troubled european countries as the e.u. leaders are to stage yet another anti-crisis summit and brussels. plus deadly attacks on a stronghold of the old regime in libya following reports that the country's new ruler is might have carried out a massacre of brokered obvious supporters a year ago. as we have lined sports next with paul. thank you very much marina welcome to the sports headlines news was coming out. square and on the part england to a one one

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they have been supporting the international security forces in kandah kandahar. >>> an arizona churchle to share the message and stay connected with friends and loved ones. he says everyone does not like this idea. >> and i recognize that that's a challenge for some people. they think it's a break with tradition. the best opportunity in the history of the world to communicate our message. what would jesus' page on facebook look like? >> most members say they do like the idea. >>> germany has a long storied history when it comes to beer. but because of tough economy, many german pub owners are taking notes from americans, turning to micro brewing. cnn reports from berlin. >> reporter: even on cold, german autumn nights, the tables are full with hops and barley, berlin micro brewery. while the bartenders inside work to keep up with orders, guests tell us why they choose a beer they can only get at this bar. >> the taste is more specific than in normal beer. >> reporter: in the back room, brew master phillip is working on another new and specific beer. mixing mat grains for a dark brew.

. >> i flew from back ram to kandahar, then to dubai, then washington, d.c. and d.c.troit. >> i want her frequent flier miles! in detroit, cbs 5. >> should there be a world series sweep by the giants, we will find out. game 4 tonight at 5:00. we have a lot of giants fun for you right know posted on sanfrancisco.cbslocal.co m. as you can see the world serious has been shining a bright lying on san francisco. >> now -- light on san francisco. >> yes. still to come, the mayor has plans for raising the city's athletic profile even higher. >> and a debate on youtube and a u.s. rate for senate in california. stay tuned. brian hackney - thank you. . >>> all right. it is another nice day around the bay area. >> i have a question. yesterday i was out and about and people were saying other and over again enjoying the day? i hope so because it is not going to last. the good weather is not going to last. >> well, that is always true. it is never going to last forever, is it? >> over for the season! the season! >> he is speechless. that doesn't happen often either! >> no, it is no

the suicide bombing happened saturday at an afghan intelligence in kandahar. two americans were among the victims, one a soldierintellige. the other was an agent working for the cia. >>> nike is severing ties with lance arm strong as he steps down from live strong foundation. he stepped down to limit damage from his doping scandal. nearly a dozen former teammates testified on his use of performance enhancing drugs. he denied the allegations but stopped fighting for the unfair process. they stripped all seven of his tour de france titles. nike will continue to support the initiative of live strong, however. >>> a section of d.c. ranks among the 100 most expensive zip codes to live in. 2008. that's it. 20008 stretches from van ness to woodley park. the median home price is $2.2 million. manhattan was first followed by alpine, new jersey. tom and i were sure it was going to be san francisco. what would you guess? >> my zip code. >> what's that? >> to be named later. >> no matter the zip code, it's looking like fall. some of the individual trees are at peak color

this occurred in kandahar, the two intelligence analysts were trying to move furniture into the officeng used by afghan intelligence and the suicide bomber was a long time intelligence agent for the afghans and was targeting his other afghan officers. technically, they are not counting this as one of the 53 coalition deaths so far this year in 38 separate insider attacks. they are still investigating and they could put knit that column but step not counting it so far but a very large number of insider deaths this year from afghans, of u.s. troops at the hand afghans. >>shepard: there is word today a new push for peace in syria. activists say a civil war has led to the deaths of 33,000 men and women and children. the special envoy for syria called on the regime to take the lead in observing a cease-fire during a major muslim holiday this month. he added that rebel fighters have vowed to observe the truce if the syrian government takes the first step. before the international envoy spoke syria dismissed the peace plan claiming the rebels down the have any clear leadership. on the ground

husband, wife and son will be gone nine months as reserve support at kandahar.9 years that lola has served, this will be her first time deployed to a war zone. are you scared at all? >> yes. some people say no, they're not scared, they're ready to go do this, but i think in the back of everybody's mind, it's a little bit terrifying. >> reporter: at the skillman home, where the unpaved road meets the montana big sky, they know about sacrifice for country. lola's father was awarded the purple heart during world war ii. dan's father joined the national guard. dan deployed for a year in iraq and james almost didn't come home from iraq, when a grenade hit his vehicle. >> the war is not over. we still have a job to do. suzy, right now she just thinks i'm going to work and i won't be back for a long time. >> reporter: suzy, his 4-year-old who can't quite pronounce -- >> afghanistan. >> reporter: -- much less comprehend where daddy's going. >> it is very tough to talk about what if they don't come back. that's just what everybody knows about going to war. you try to tal

intelligence officers killed over the weekend in a suicide bombing by an afghan guard in afghanistan's kandaharprovince. the attack also killed two afghan intelligence officials. such insider attacks have been on the rise in afghanistan, accounting for about 15% of coalition troop deaths this year. new government data reveals the number of violent crimes in the united states increased 18% last year, the first year-to-year increase in violent crimes in nearly two decades. a judge has set a trial date for the self-appointed neighborhood watch volunteer who shot and killed the unarmed florida teenager trayvon martin. george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder for the february 26 attack in sanford, florida. he appeared in court wednesday and this trial date was tentatively set for june 10, but simmons defense team said it like to request a hearing under florida's controversial stand your ground law that would allow zimmerman to make the claim before the trial that he acted in self-defense. measure legalizing firstd a trimester abortions and the president is widely expected to sign it int

everything is happening for me as an active-duty salt and afghanistan in kandahar. i was working for general nick nicholson, doing cool things is a swell stansell are now, supporting my country. maybe i should do a book. really, compared to ben wagner? really, compared to jacob sabe? and f-18 pilot to saved the stryker battalion. well, made cbs colleague, jason jackson. the story of this book were exceptional and i that i will ask us present at 2002 it could connect the stories come from personalities together to weave together a book that could define this decade through leadership ones. so i called carol andersen. carol andersen wasserstein richard in a helicopter accident. i called her on the phone as i did all the mothers who go for the book who lost their sons and i said carol, i would like to type you about richard. >> are you selling t-shirts quite >> no, ma'am, i'm from the naval academy and i have an important project like to talk to you about. i don't want to cut to the naval academy. she was actually torn at the time. she was suffering about her son said

the attack happened saturday afghan intelligence officer in kandahar.es say it was a suicide bombing and it killed four afghan officials and two americans. one of the dead identified as 24-year-old britney gordon who was assigned to marital intelligence company from joint based lewis mccord in washington. the other american apparently was an operative working for the cia. this the latest example of so-called green on blue attacks carried out by somebody in afghan uniform. such attacks have killed 55 u.s. and allied troops this year alone. elsewhere in afghanistan today a suicide bomber blew up a vehicle right near a u.s. combat outpost in the eastern part of the country. officials say at least 10 afghan soldiers were hurt but nobody died. new amateur video shows blowing a helicopter right out of the sky. we cannot confirm whether that video is authentic but we have no reason to doubt it. it comes as a syrian government shatters hopes of a potential cease-fire even before it can begin. rebels have been fighting regime president bashar assad for more than

first, was there in 2002, it was amazing to me what they were facing britain wanted kandahar before thege, and i sat down with a young private in the 82nd from the menominee indian reservation who would tell me what you did every day, and i was in all. in to see what they have in front of them, then to go back in december to go with the marines to see what they had accomplished? it is nothing short of amazing. what we don't want to do is los@ the gains we have gotten. we disagreed from time to time on a few issues. we would have more likely taken into account the recommendations from our commanders on troop levels throughout this year's fighting season. we have been skeptical about negotiations with the taliban, especially while they're shooting at us. but we want to the 2014 transition be successful. and that means we want to make sure our commanders have what they need to make sure that it is successful so that this does not once again become a launching pad for terrorists. >> let's keep our eye on the ball. the reason i've been in and out of afghanistan and iraq 20 times -- i been th

they have been facing the forces in kandahar. aww. illinois and missouri, getting in indiana right now. you see those clouds in the southern parts of florida and cuba? that's our southern tropical storm. tropical storm sandy just crawling to the north at about 3 miles per hour, gaining a little bit of strength. it's going to go over warmer waters in the caribbean. 40-mile-per-hour winds right now. not really strong but it should gain some strength in the next couple days. in jamaica, tropical storm watch for you. same with haiti. all the way being a category 1 storm over the next couple days. then it merges into the bahamas and probably falls apart a little bit. going off toward the west of here. that should essentially push it away from the u.s. mainland, but then bermuda late next week, we like to watch it as a tropical storm. look at the rain already near the florida strait. a couple pop-up showers are possible there as well. through illinois and indiana, now edging toward ohio. st. louis, you're kind of dry right now. you're dry i

there were things happening for me as an active-duty in southern afghanistan in kandahar. is working for general mick nicholson. doing really cool things as a swell, a sand sailor now supporting my my country. maybe i should write a book. really? compared to ben wagner? really? compared to jacob salbi? meagan farley, the less female f-14 pilot to fly over iraq. or my vbs, jason jackson. so the stories in this book were exceptional and i knew that my role as class president of 2002 at gannett the stories and connect the box and bring the canal -- personalized together to weave together but that could define the decade so i call carol anderson. carol anderson lost her son richard in a helicopter accident. i called her on the phone and as i did all the mothers who wrote in the book who lost sons and i said carol my name is joshua and i would like to talk to you about richard. are you selling t-shirts? no maam, and from the nail academy class of 2002 and i'm on the board of trustees and i have an important project i'd like to talk to about. this is not about switchers. i don't

nato and afghan officials said the man behind the kandahar attacks was intelligence and had an afghanrm. supreme court will tackle a controversial voters id law but not until after the election. the justice will hear an appeal over arizona over requirementts that they approve before registering to vote. they don't have to pass a proof test. vice-president george mcgovern was moved to a hospill. he's had several health problems. he lost every state to richard nixon except massachusetts and the district of columbia. those are the headlines today. >> steve: this is a very bu tuesday. hillary clinton taking the fall and saying the buck stops with me will that make the crisis go away. congressman chaffetz leading the charge for answers and in our tudio and joining gretchen next. >> brian: remember the government spending your money to put a shrimp on a walking mill. call red lobster . [ female announcer ] you can make macaroni & cheese without freshly-made pasta. you could also cut corners by making it without 100% real cheddar cheese. but then...it wouldn't be stouffer's mac & cheese. jus

and also to kandahar. the first engineer convoy drove up with justice contract of security staff and without a major military operation going on to get up there. we have seen an expansion in the security zone and a time when the insurgents were trying to recover ground from us. the haqqani network and this is on trying to get a tax into -- to get attacks into kabul city have failed. the insurgency has been pushed back significantly last year and continuing progress this year and we continue to see signs of pressure. let me give you an example. they are under financial pressure. the insurgents are getting hold of families whose family members have access only that the have detonated i.e.d.'s. it is that sort of behavior which will set the insurgents against the very popular is that they seek to win over. at the end of 2014, the insurgency will be further reduced and will still be a challengine for security forces. it is one that i think they will be more than adequately able to match. the insurgents will co

fui al valle de kandahar y me asombrÓ para ver lo que ellos enfrentaban y volver en diciembre muy paran a los estadounidenses al qaeda, vamos a el centro de al qaeda, hemos dicho que hemos pasado a osama bin laden. elloses tienen una responsabilidad de asumir su propia seguridad. por eso, con 49, nuestro aliados en afganistÁn, hemos acordado en un retiro gradual, para estar fuerte para el aÑo 2014. mi amigo, el gobernador dice que estÁ basado en condiciÓn, no depende para nosotros. no depende de nada, no responsabilidad de los arkanes ilusionar sus propios problemas. han habido 2 do zensz de casos, donde los estadounidenses han muerto si las medidas de lo militares no se a fÍan zain, nos vamos a ir en patrullas mancomunadas. y vamos a capacitar en las bases los e ejÉrcitos que existen alÁa nos vamos a marchar, nos vamos a marchar en el 2014. punto. y en el proceso, entre tanto, vamos a estar salvando durante los prÓximos 10 aÑos. o ahorrando otros 800 mil millones dedÓlares y el problema tivo principal casi se ha logrado y lo que hacemos es nosotros poner el gobierno cierta manera, que

i went to kandahar before the search and i sat down with the young -- a young private from the menominee indian reservation who would tell me what he did every day and i was in all. to go back there and help and see what they had accomplished? it is nothing short of amazing. what we do not want to do is lose the gains we've gotten. we have disagreed from time to time on a few issues. we would have likely taken into account the recommendations from our commanders, general petraeus, admiral mullen on triple struck this year's fighting season. we have been skeptical about negotiations with the taliban especially while their shooting at us but we want to see the 2014 transition be successful. we want to make sure that our commanders have what they need to make sure tit is successful so this does not once again become a launching pad for terrorist. >> let's keep our eye on the ball. the reason i have been in and out of afghanistan -- 20 times. i have been throughout that whole country, mostly in a helicopter, sometimes in a vehicle. the fact is we went there for one reason. to get those peopl

officials confirming a cia operative is one of two americans killed in a bombing in kandahar, afghanistanpened saturday. also dead, 24 yearly army specialist britney gordon. nato saying the bomb woras a member of afghan intelligence agency. afghan officials are denying that. russian president vladmir putin is taking heat for providing supplies to the government at war with its own citizens in syria. putin saying today, only the u.n. security council can restrict the sale of russian arms abroad. his comments appear to be in response to criticism he is getting now. >>> where's the most expensive zip code in the world? well according to "forbes", it is a neighborhood on the upper east side of manhattan. zip code 10065, edging ought alpine, new jersey to grab the top spot. get this, the median asking price for a home in this part of manhattan is over $6 million. those are your news headlines on the fox business network. now back to ashley and tracy. what do you think of that? tracy: rick folbaum do you live up there on that high side of town? >> no, ma'am. tracy: see you soon. i don't know. a

i went to kandahar before the surge, sat down with a young private from the 82nd, who would tell me what he did every day, and i was in awe and to see what they had in front of them and to go back in december to see what they accomplished? it's nothing short of amazing. what we don't want to do is lose the gains we've gotten. we've disagreed from time to time. we would more likely to take into account, recommendations from our commanders on troop levels throughout this year's fighting season. skeptical about negotiations with the taliban. especially while they are shooting at us. but we want to see the 2014 transition be successful and that means we want to make sure our commanders have what they need to make sure it is successful to sow that this does not become a launching pad for terrorists. >> let's keep our eye on the ball. i have been in iraq and afghanistan 20 time. i have been throughout that country, mostly in a helicopter, sometimes in a vehicle. we went there for one reason. to get those people who killed americans, al qaeda. we decimated al qaeda central, eliminated osama bin

marines landed just south of kandahar on this day in 2001.ince then we've lost 2,000 americans in this fight. some of them in green on blue events where they've been attacked by those wearing afghan uniforms. the base where we are right now in this province, wardak overlooks the provincial headquarters and capital part of this country. it's gotten chilly this time of the year. one thing that hasn't changed is courage of those that are serving our country here. i want you to meet some of the very special people with whom we're keeping company. >> one war, two brothers, both marine special operators were an inspiring message for the american people. >> you've got a lot of experience working with host nation and with other allies out here. are they going to be able to step up and take responsibility, likes ra like 2014? >> yes, they will. they got a lot of work to do. i think they understand that as much as we do. they will be able to stand up for development on their own. >> this is my second time deployment in afghanistan. i just wishing ameri

soldiers at a check point in a volatile area north of kandahar. and this is a unit that had been involved in a joint operation before it was called off. they're currently in the process of vetting every single member that they're working with. and they say that -- the commanders tell us they have a long checklist that they have to review before they resume these joint operations. the events over the weekend may put some of those operations, these vital operations, on hold. for "cbs this morning," i'm charlie dagada in kabul. >>> as the violence rages in afghanistan the taliban is claiming now to have closer ties with al qaeda. lara logan reported from afghanistan on last night's "60 minutes" and spoke to one taliban commander under some nerve-racking conditions. >> reporter: one taliban commander agrees to meet with us in the afghan capital. he's a specialist in suicide bombings trained by al qaeda. the safest place we could find was the back of a car. and he would only talk if we concealed his identity. as we made our way through the streets, we