but that move angered president karzai. he saw it as an attempt to bypass his government. and the dialogue was postponed. to break the impasse, karzai has been asking pakistan to release detained taliban leaders who have a positive attitude towards negotiations. >> i also realize pakistan's strong and sincere support for peace and reconciliation in afghanistan. >> reporter: the two leaders held a press conference after their meeting. both sides indicated a positive attitude. but few details were made public. and it remains unclear what real progress was made. nhk world, islamabad. >>> religious violence in myanmar has caused tens of thousands of muslims to flee the country. almost all of them members of the stateless rohingya ethnic minority. many have ended in a country that doesn't want them. thailand, thousands of refugees are being housed in overcrowded conditions where several detainees have died. nhk world got rare access to a detention facility in southern thailand and filed this report. >> reporter: i'm standing at the thailand immigration center. as you can see hu

nhk world's masaki suta reports. >> reporter: president karzai's visit was his first since musharraf became prime minister to akistan in june. encourage the taliban to return to the negotiating table. >> i've come, mr. prime minister, to meet with you, and to advance the course of action together by having a common campaign to make sure that the two countries are safer, and prosperous towards a secure future. >> reporter: securing a peace agreement with the taliban is the sing the most important issue for karzai. the militant group has been stepping up attacks as international troops prepare to withdraw from afghanistan. but the taliban has so far refused to talk to the karzai administration, accusing it of being a puppet of the united states. a peace deal is also an important goal for the united states. in june, the u.s. tried to launch direct talks with the taliban which opens channels for discussions, but that move angered president karzai. he saw it as an attempt to bypass his government. and the dialogue was postponed. to break the impasse, karzai has been asking pakistan to rel

. >>> the president of afghanistan, hamid karzai, has extended talks with the pakistani officials.ys that wants the government to arrange a meeting between the peace council and the taliban. this would appear to be a promising sign, kamal? >> indeed. as you mentioned, this trip was supposed to last only five hours when president hamid karzai touched down in islamabad with a delegation including a member of the high peace council and following the talks with the prime minister, there was it appears some breaking of the ice after which the prime minister requested to extend his stay, which he did and this morning he flew into a locale not far from islamabad to a cooler place to discuss informally the important issues before them and president karzai had asked the pakistani government formally to arrange talks with the taliban and the pakistani president has assured hamid karzai that pakistan will attempt to arrive at a settlement but having said all of that there were serious differences because there were hawks who had not wants discussions with pakistan and some in pakistan do not

to other news afghanistan's president karzai extended the visit to pakistan.rs are discussing possible peace talks with taliban. and karzai saids he needs help as they leave the country next year and wants the government to arrange a meeting with the taliban and the afghan peace council. and we are joined from islamabad and things appear to be going quite well, commander. >> indeed. if you look at the past 12 years it's definitely a sign that things are improving because over the last 12 years there have been serious routes which prevented a settlement in afghanistan. and as president karzai arrived in pakistan, he is encouraged by the fact the pakistan is offering support to the peace talks. however, pakistan does not have direct control over the taliban. it does, however, have some influence and there is talk that the afghans warn the senior taliban commander to be released and that is under discussion and it's possible that they my be sent to saudi arabia and there are talks and progress on the economic front, pakistan is offering help by buying a project o

also, president karzai has a great history, a friendship history with pakistan. think president karzai still possesses that where he can use previous leverage and try to create a space and trust between two countries, which utilized by nato, united states and all other countries involved and because that have, you know, the 2014 date is approaching. >> indeed. good to get your analysis there. thank you very much indeed for that. national security expert speaking to us from islamabad. >> more than 20,000 people have been moved from their homes in russia's far east after the eveningen's worst floods in living memory. soldiers have been sent to help as rising water threatens homes and power plants. peter sharp sends this report. >> the doctor begins her daly house calls, but this time, she's taking a boat. >> the floods have cut the village in half. here was a road. the house is now underwater. >> as the local doctor, she's responsible for the health of more than 2,000 people. today, the doctor is delivering some bat news. she's just learned that the government back

jennifer glass reports from kabul. >> this will be president karzai's 20th trip to pakistan. he is hoping this will produce results because he says both countries want securities? >> so the people are safe from acts of terrorism, so our relationship gets better and these to do with countries can live in a brotherly manner. >> hundreds of students to battle afghan security forces. they have takenhe casualties. the head of the army said they could end the fighting in weeks if they want it. karzi is likely to enlist pakistan's help to initiate some sort of dialogue. >> i think it is wise for president karzai to have the expectations. if those expectations are high, frustration and freezing of relationship comes in. >> tbut president karzi remains optimistic >> i am sure the prime minister of pakistan has all of the right intentions for stability and peace in pakistan and in afghanistan. i hope we both can use this opportunity to advance the good cause of both nations. >> last month, pakistan's national security and foreign affairs advisors came to kabul to restart the relationsh

this is karzai's first visit in 18 months.a frequent visitor to pakistan who visited this country at least 20 times as president but this time it was long because there were accusations from the afghan side that they were marginalized and not let in on the peace process with the afghan taliban when they opened their office in doho. americans talked about facilitating that but they were angry but today both sides trying to put a brave face, the pakistans saying they were concluding agreements with afghans on a construction of a number of projects, roads, railroad links and even an hidal project on the river koonar. >> one thing they want to help with from pakistan is opening up a channel of communication with the taliban, is that something pakistan is likely to deliver on? >> absolutely. that is a crucial part of the negotiations because there was a list of 53 taliban prisoners including brador, the senior commander in custody. interestingly, and the tribes men, the same tribe to which karzai belongs, the afghans are wanting hi

karzai said lack of security was the main concern for both countries. america's highest military declaration, the medal of honor, has been awarded to tie carter. he is only the living recipient from the conflict in iraq to receive the distinction. he was recognized for his heroism during a battle which took place in 2009. far from the battlefields of afghanistan, a nation paying homage to a soldier who risked andlife to save a comrade whose actions change the course of a battle. >> it was chaos. a blizzard of bullets in steel in which he ran perhaps 10 times. in doing so he displayed the essence of true heroism. >> i just knew this is what needed to happen. i also knew that if i did not prove -- bring them that ammo that i would be letting them down and i would refer to i doing what i knew was right then using fear to make my decision and be because of one of their deaths. >> a professional shoulders -- a professional soldiers a modest account. many more would have parish without him. he kept coming while dragging his wounded comrades to safety. but if

. >>> heading to pakistan for the first high level meeting with the government, karzai wil say y willk about the withdrawal from afghanistan next year. >> reporter: he says both countries want security. >> so the people of afghanistan and pakistan are safe from acts of terrorism so our relationship gets better and these two countries can live in a brotherly and peaceful manner. >> reporter: afghan officials say this spring pakistan sent hundred dollars of fighters in its tribal areas to battle afghan security forces. it's the first year that the afghan army and police have teen heavy casualties. pakistan could end the fighting in afghanistan in weeks if it wanted to. karzai is likely to initiate pakistan's help to initiate talks with the taliban. >> reporter: the president karzai remains optimistic. >> i'm sure the prime minister of pakistan ha pakistan would l, and we would both would like to advance the good cause of both nations. >> reporter: last month pakist pakistan's foreign affairs adviser came to start the relationship. and last week pakistan's national team traveled to kabul

. >>> the afghan president hamid karzai arrives in pakistan, his first trip across the border since therime minister won elections in may and we have more now with kamal from islamabad. what is on the agenda? >> reporter: well, on the agenda, are the prospects for peace, security and regional issues which are also on the minds of pakistani and afghan leader. he is accompanied by a senior delegation at a time when afghanistan is going through a crucial transition, both a security and political transition. it must be remembered that this will be the first time in over two decades that the afghan army is taking direct control of security operations and afghan president coming to pakistan after a long pause, perhaps the longest pause since becoming the president of afghanistan 818 months ago. he came to islamabad to meet the pakistani counterpart in a trilateral meeting and today he received a guard of honor at the prime minister's house and the new pakistan prime minister is keen to improve relations with neighboring meetings and he already has gone no an one-on-one meeting with hamid karz

karzai is looking to restart the peace process. afghanistan believes taliban safe havens in pakistan are the main cause of increased violence in the country. >> rescue crews are working to find any sign of survivors from sunday's deadly train derailment. the train crashed in the southern part of mexico. the train, known as the beast, is meant to transport goods. through the years, it has taken hundreds of illegal immigrants into the u.s. the area is so remeet, balances couldn't reach the scene. people scrambled to help those inside until rescue teams arrived by helicopter. >> it's the final day for a court supervised claims administrator to respond to b.p. the company claims it has uncovered new instances of fraud and conflicts of interest. the claims stem from a settlement program that awarded billions of dollars to gulf coast businesses and residences after the oil spill in 2010. according to b.p., two attorneys who serve as appeal panelists for the program have conflicts of interest. another attorney is accused of filing fraudul

karzai lived in pakistan and he has visited on numerous occasions.is coming after 18 months, so the longest pause and a visitor and he embarked on a new foreign policy with the hope of having ties with the country because it's critical to pakistan's stability and pakistan said it wants it to be owned and led. >> reporter: thank you and we are joined from islamabad. now, egypt's muslim party agreed to join a committee appointed by the interim government to write a new constitution and hundreds of people have been protesting against resent crack downs on antimilitary protests. this was the scene after the start of the overnight curfew in alexandria and protesters were calling to the end of military-led rule and this took place west of alexandria and also demonstrations in northern sinai and beni. they arrested more people from the muslim brotherhood and the minister of youth and sports and aids of the spiritual leader. many families are worried about relatives detained during the resent protests and we went to meet some of them in the capital cairo. >>

president karzai says the punishments would not bring the afghan people back to life and he personallyoses the death penalty but the relatives of the victims that we have been speaking to over the last weeks and months all were agree they had really wanted the death penalty and hoping their testimony in the united states might help bring that about. >> for 30 years afghans have been taking refuge in pakistan but they are increasingly returning home but have to cross dangerous areas, as part of our series we are following this family as they make their way back and go through a difficult road and the lawless tribal areas entering afghanistan through the border, that is where our reporter picks up their story. >> reporter: coming to this united nations run center is one of the hardest decisions he ever made. a refugee who fled the soviet invasion and called pakistan home for nearly 30 years but he and his family of 11 will give up refugee status and go back to afghanistan to start a new life in an unstable country that none of his children have ever known. >> we love pakistan but life he

can't meet the expectations, then frustration and freezing of relationship comes in. >> president karzai optimistic. >> i'm sure the prime minister of pakistan has all the right intentions for stability and peace in pakistan and in afghanistan. i hope that we can use this opportunity to try to advance the good cause of both nations. >> last month the national security and foreign affair visor came to kabul to restart the relationship and to invite a to islamabad and last week they travel to kabul for a first time in 33 years at a match aimed at improving relations. president karzai has rae peteedly said there can't be peace in afghanistan without pakistan and he seems optimistic that the new administration will offer him the support he's sought in pakistan for years. jennifer glass, kabul. >> when the soviet union invaded afghanistan in 1979 refugees began pouring into neighboring pakistan. the pakistani government is now encouraging them to go home. as part of our challenge series we have been following one refugee family that took the dangerous road through the bkhyber pass and lawless

guy's last name not a karzai. i think they will probably be the pashtuns because of the breakdown of the country but i think what happens is the institutions that have been built are still immature. i think there is enough strength to the other thing, and this i can't mention but the women i go within afghanistan have a tough road to hoe but they are incredibly strong. i don't think they have any interest in going back. the ones that i met are not going to. the young people, the millennials -- [applause] yeah, they deserve a hand. the millennials are disdainful of our generation. they think that people in our generation has made huge mistakes and then corrupt etc. and they want this generation to move on and they are probably right. a certain point you've probably got to move this generation out so that young people who have gotten a different view on things and they will make a lot of mistakes but i think what happens if afghanistan holds together i think it still suffers from periodic internal insurgencies, litt

the afghan president hamid karzai is visiting pakistan this monday. the summit underlining the need for some kind of cooperation between the neighbors to end the decade of conflict in afghanistan. the afghan taliban was long thought to have received funding and support from elements inside of pakistan. in india police have arrested a suspect in the latest shocking gang rape cage -- game -- gang rape case. in the case has rekindled concern about women's safety in the country less than one year after a fatal gang rape in new delhi sparked nationwide protests. >> rallying against rape, a few hundred indians including tv and movie stars marched in the streets to express their outrage at yet another gang rape case. >> i am not here to tell you what the punishment should be. but if you ask me, i think that raping a person is tantamount to murder. you have taken their dignity away, taken a life away. >> on sunday the police arrested the fifth and final suspect. they said they were working on assignment when they were attacked. been a while the young woman wa

. >> president karzai's first words was that sergeant bales if he had been tried here in afghanistanny families wanted, would he have faced the death penalty or life in prison without parole? karzai said that none of those punishments would bring the 16 afghans that he killed back to live, and he opposes the death penalty but the victims that we've been speaking to all agree that they had really wanted the death penalty, and they were hoping that their testimony in the united states might help bring that about. >> after decades afghans have taken refuge in pakistan. now more and more people are returning home even if it means risking their lives. we've been following the journey of the khan family as they make their way back home. they took the difficult rode from pakistan entering afghanistan throug, and that's e our reporter picks up their story. >> reporter: coming to this united nations' repatriate center is one of the hardest things. over the next few hours he and his family of 11 will give up their refugee status and begin their journey back to afghanistan to start a new life a

. >> but at the time, afghan president hamid karzai was running for re-election. abandoning cop keating might have been interpreted as a lack of american support. so mcchrystal kept the outpost open. >> it was incredibly frustrating. when you come to a common agreement that this isn't the type of mission, this is not where we should be doing this, and you agree with that, and you start planning to stop it, and then say yes, i know we've all come to that conclusion, but we're going to keep doing it, it's very hard to explain to soldiers, you know, why. >> after karzai won the august 2009 elections and other u.s. assets became available, the top brass finally approved a plan to leave the outpost. >> our task at keating was to survive long enough to close it down. >> the troops were to start packing up on october 4th. [ speaking foreign language ] >> but on october 3rd, the enemy launched a well-planned attack. when we come back -- >> people were yelling, they were calling out over here, over there. >> combat outpost keating ends its mission in bloodshed. as an unlik

. >> afghan president karzai visiting the pakistani capitol of islamabad today.his will be the first high level meeting from the leaders since the swearing in of the new government in pakistan. karzai is looking to restart the peace process with the taliban who dismissed him as a u.n. puppet. >> rescue crews are working to find any swine of survivors from sunday's deadly train derailment. the train crashed in the southern part of mexico. the train meant as the beast is meant to transport goods but through the years has taken illegal migrants into the u.s. the remote area so remote ambulances couldn't reach the scene. people scrambled to help until rescue crews arrived by helicopters. >> an exciting finish in golf, tiger woods in the hunt until the final hours on sunday, but falls short yet again. john henry smith joins us now with that story in sports. >> tiger had extenuating circumstances this weekend. all week, tiger woods had been dealing with a bad back and wouldn't you know, he tweaked it from what he says was a soft hotel bed, but despite the pain and stif

in the past karzai has ichede havens in pakistan. in a rare move he extended his visit in islam bad in a bid to overcome a series of public rounds. >> rebels have resumed peace talks with the colombian government in cuba after a brief pause in reaction to a proposal that any deal be put to a national referendum. the fark had rejected that that led to the peace talks but has now decided to resume discussions anyway. fire officials say crews battling a massive wildfire burning in and around california's yosemite national park are finally making progress. the blaze that started ten days ago continues to spread and ash is raining down on a main reservoir that supplies san francisco. but the authorities say they don't expect any water or power disruptions. >> the californian sky now invisible behind a wall of smoke. firefighters have been tackling the blaze for ten days now but strong winds drought, and scorched eshts mean their task is monumental. >> this fire within the last 24 hours, has exceeded the size of the 1987 stanislaus complex

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. >> karzai was in islamabad for his or her stitches it -- his first visit since prime minister nawaz sharif took office in june. he asked to have direct talks, arguing that attacks by the taliban are impacting both countries. nawaz sharif did not specifically addressed the request. tensions remain high between the two countries. afghanistan has repeatedly accused active stance of harboring taliban insurgents. >> the parliamentary committee investigating the field euro talk drone program has released its first report and has failed to agree on much of anything. >> some say that the prime minister did the right thing when he canceled the report. of the social democrats say that he was the blame for the collapse of the program. the german parliament is due to debate the findings next week. >> mobile phone operator o2 could be set to become one of europe's largest telecom companies if the merger with germany's e-plus goes through. they have lobbied for years to buy e-plus. and this time it has the backing of carlos slim, the world's richest man. let's turn to our correspondent at the ger

the court sentenced a 43-year-old mohammed karzai to 15 years for possessing explosives. they were detained after a cache of home made explosives blew apart their villa. the men denied knowing there were explosives inside the house. one of the iranians lost his legs from another blast that detonated in the street near police officers who were chasing him. the explosives were similar to sticky bombs used in failed attacks against israeli diplomats in india and georgia just one day earlier. thai security authorities have been investigating whether the incidents are connected. >>> a u.n. envoy to myanmar says the government needs to do more to tackle sectarian violence. thomas kintana comment afford his car was attacked visiting a troubled area of the country. the human rights envoy spent ten days in myanmar. he told reporters the government must protect minorities. >> the police and army need to take charge of security, although there are concerns that the police and army are addressing, i must highlight the obligation of the government of myanmar to act immediately to cont

are you having beers with president karzai on a regular basis?ook for the sustainability of the afghan government after the departure of u.s. or international security forces? >> sure. thanks, drew. you know, my approach when i came here was that president karzai is the elected president of afghanistan, and i treat him as up. as such. to be honest with you, i meet with him at least once a week, some weeks many more times. even when we have worked through difficult issues, it's been a fairly respectful dialogue. over time i look back at what we've accomplished in our dealings with president karzai. i alluded to a minute ago that at one point he ordered all of our special forces to leave, and it was the wardak province i was familiar to. though of you know that's a critical province just outside of afghanistan. i explained when we had that exchange to president karzai that force protection issues and campaign objectives and the security of the afghan people were not going to allow me to comply with that instruction, but i would work with his leader

the afghan government and the taliban, urging pakistan to start the peace negotiations there hamid karzaias in islamabad on monday meeting with the prime minister of the country. pakistan is seen as a vital part of the peace negotiations because of its strong historical ties with the taliban. >> a major deal in the drug industry to tell but. the world's larger bio tech company, amgen is buying ox pharmaceuticalled, th the priceg $10.4 billion. it would give amgen three new cancer treatments and several others in trials. >>> the first woman to be a member of the stock exchange has died. she passed away saturday after battling cancer. she began her financial career as a 22-year-old trainees earning just $65 a week. she went on to buy a seat on the new york stock exchange and became new york's first female superintendent of banking. she donated millions of dollars to help other women start in business and finances. >>> huge numbers of people from somalia are fleeing their country. we have the story of a refugee and a single mother who is working at a farm for feed her family. >> reporter: pe

hamid karzai was in islamabad on monday meeting with the prime minister of the country.istan is seen as a strong peace of the peace negotiations because of its strong ties with the taliban. >> in business, a bad sign for u.s. manufacturing, recording it's biggest drop in nearly a year in july. orders fell 7.3% breaking four straight months of gains and the economy may not bounce back as quickly as many economists expected. >>> top websites like instagram and twitter's vine were down after amazon's web serve experienced a software problem. the problems come less than a week after amazon's web stores went off line for 45 minutes. google and microsoft suffered similar outages. amazon said the glitch has been fixed. >>> a major drug deal. the country's largest drug company amgen buying onx pharmaceuticals. it would give amgen three cancer medications along with three in the testing phase. i'm dell walters. we are waiting word from secretary of state john kerry.

afghan president hamid karzai and north korea's number two leader were among the representatives of at least 50 countries at the ceremony. in tehran, iranians have been expressing their hopes and frustrations. >> translator: i hope rouhani achieves what he has promised. then the economy will improve and we will have a better society. >> translator: inflation has been hard on our lifestyles. if prices remain high, people will be left helpless. >>> white house spokesperson jay carney says rouhani's inauguration presents an opportunity for iran to act quickly to resolve concerns about its nuclear program. he said iran will find a willing partner in the u.s. if the new government meets its international obligations and finds a peaceful solution. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a new leader doesn't erase his country's concerns about iran. >> translator: the president in iran may have changed, but the goal of the regime has not. iran's intention is to develop a nuclear capability. nuclear weapons, whose purpose is to destroy israel. iran poses a threat to the world. >> he said

from al jazeera, also in the program signs of progress in what is a troubled relationship, hamid karzaio pakistan. thailand feels the strain as

while afghanistan's hamid karzai and top official from north korea were in attendance, heads of state from western europe were not. after his remarks, the president immediately named his entire cabinet, most fell on moderates. he was clearly signaling the direction he wants iran to go and how fast. ann curry, nbc news, tehran. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this sunday, who wouldn't want a nice break on costly back-to-school shopping? we'll tell you why some are not so excited. >>> and they didn't strike gold, but it's the next best thing. tonight a real silver lining, and it is worth a fortune. fby eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. it was very painful situation. the rash was on my right hip, going all the way down my leg. i'm very athletic and i swim in the ocean. shingles forced me out of the water. the doctor asked me "did you have chickenpox when you were a child?" the pain level was so high

it is critical that president karzai give up to another person. i think there will probably be just because of the predominant country. but i think that's what happens if of the institutions that have been built, some very flawed, i think there is enough strength. the other thing, and this i cannot pour with mentors, but the women i dealt with in afghanistan, have a tough road, but they are incredibly strong. i don't think they have anyin aninterest in going back. the ones that i met are not young. the young people, the millennials -- [applause] yeah, they deserve a hand. the millennials are disdainful or are you are generation. they think people of our generation have made huge mistakes and they want this generation to move on. they're probably right. at a certain point you probably have to move this generation out so that young people who have gotten a different view on though make a lot of mistakes. but i think what happens, i think afghanistan holds together, i think it probably still suffers from periodic insurgencies. i don't think if we're

>> karzai also suggested maybe the mullah could come back to run. i think if you indulge the fantasy popular elections can be called democracy and we will run with that i think we will find is islamic supremacist will rule islamic countries if we want to enable that it will be the loss of drone influence he will see that country after country. >> and the definition if it is even appropriate such a policy should have a role in the middle east. >> if you empower your own enemies it is your own and doing. >> we appreate as always. whether they realize it or not the media has declared lou: is inhe fourth this day passing on the mayoral candidate anthony wiener let it slip former secretary of state clinton plans to run for psident in 2016 here is what he told a busby reporter when asked about his wife. >> do know the role of hillary 20 campaign will be? >> i dos but i will not tell you. [laughter] lou: why would you take his word on anything? this is not a man who has just one but two texting scandals we do not even know if it ended and he is apologizing

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the obama adminiration is threatening to pull them out sooner because of erratic behavior b hamid karzaicomes is having a proxy civi war erupt in afghanistan. neighbors are using forces whether taliban or other forces in afghanistan to fight each other. >> the general says that would be bad for the united states. he says best wais case scenario a new afghan president, a competent afghan defense force and troopsto help guard agnst a resurgence against al qaeda. >> we've had nice weather. >> weo have changes coming but no until the weekend is over. gorgeous view. fog rolling in. so this going to continue into tomorrow. he are the highs r saturday. we'll see high clouds at times. 77 in oakland. 89 santa rosa. fog lingering into afternoon. hotter weather sunday inland. possibility of showers and thunderstorms after midnit throughout mid week. >> thank you. >> big decision for cal football. >> that is right can you believe we're talking about college football now? >> yes. >> bears selected a stting qb and a true you don't need to camp out you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yo

president karzai is going to win anyway.we went to the village and the senator and i sat in the room with about 50 elders big bearded guys on the floor and at one point when he was pretty confident senator levin said you know, i've got reports that everyone in this village voted for president karzai. how is that democracy? and i was translated and looked at each other and stood up and he said i don't get it. we all got together and talked about. we decided that president karzai was the first for us and why did we split our vote? we are not stupid. i would ask you the baseline issue that we are all going to be struggling with which is as the american combat forces leave next year. by extension what is pakistan going to look like? you hear a lot of people that say for all that we've done for all of the planning and average and the intense struggle and loss of life that general mcchrystal and his forces put in, afghanistan is going back to the civil war. you hear a lot of people say whatever he is saying and they are going to g

and afghan president hamid karzai send and new talks with e taliban. >>> 60 successful seasons. we have details of that playoff coming up. >> the momentum building in europe as politicians say how they will response to the chemical weapons attack in syria. let'ses go to our european center for more. >> well, the french president said his government is ready to punish those who gassed civilians. they also promised increased support for the syrian national council. and the prime minister has called the parliament to decide how the u.k. will respond to the chemical issue. we have the latest. >> david cameron cut short his summer holiday and returned to london to consider what action britain will take on syrian and he suggested that parliament do the same. >> i intend to put forward my motion in parliament so members of parliament will be able to vote. again, decisions haven't been taken, but we shouldn't stand by when we see a massive use of chemical weapons and appalling levels of suffering. >> reporter: so they will decide an any british involvement in response. more importantly,

we'll tell you who president hamid karzai is reportedly throwing his support behind and the ties this guy has to one of the world's most notorious terrorists. >>> plus the problems seem to keep piling up when it comes to implementing obamacare. our legal panel weighs in on the latest roadblock and the roleout's ongoing issues. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. backflips and camm, ok!s. ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. jenna: well this just in. the president of afghanistan, the current president, is reportedly backing a man with past ties to one of the world's most notorious terrorists as the country's next leader. president hamid karzai meeting with other afghan politicians this week to discuss his possible successor and he is is reportedly asked them to throw support behind a former islamist warlord who is credited withbrio their country back in the 1990s. this same man also inspired terroris

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leaders of the two countries are discussing possible peace talks with taliban and karzai says he needp as soldiers leaf the country next year and he wants the government to arrange a meeting with the taliban and peace council and we are in islamabad with details. >> in a surprise development the afghan president has extended his stay in pakistan because of the encouraging signs as far as progress is concerned. the afghans warned the pakistanis to use their influence in bringing the taliban leadership to the negotiating table. they asked for the release. there was some talk the mortalities for the release were being discussed behind closed doors with a possibility that the second in command of the taliban movement when he was arrested in 2010, that he may be transferred to saudia-arabia and progress of economic ties as the countries are concerned and it's the third exporter of goods to afghanistan and promising to improve on the road links by including the building of a motor way to kabul and building a project on koonar which was a source of friction because earlier the indians had sh

administration is threatening to pull them out sooner because of erratic behavior by afghan president karzai. that could lead to this worst case 60 nar no. >> possible outcome has some kind of approximateie civil war erupt in afghanistan where the neighbors are using forces whether taliban or other ethnic forces in afghanistan to fight each other. >> general says that would be very bad for the united states. best case scenario. new afghan president competent dense force and about 10,000 u.s. troops to help guard against resurge instant of al qaeda. eric thomas abc 7 news. >> this friday night. can women have it all. the explosive new book that says women should just stop trainin if you're like me, you've been working you've been working like a dog all year. but you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself! mattress discounters' labor day sale is on now! rest those tired bones on a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497! get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. but this sale won't last long! ♪ mattress discounters! fem

. >> president karzai's first words is that if he had been tried here, as many of the families had wanted would have faced the death penalty or life in prison without parole. neither of those punishments would bring the 16 afghans back to life, and that he certainly opposing the death penalty, but the relatives of the victims we have been speaking to, all were agreed that they had really wanted the death penalty, and they were hoping that their testimony in the united states might help bring that about. >> while california's governor has declared a state of emergency for san francisco, saying that a wild fire on the edge of yosemite national park threatening the power lines. san francisco is about 250-kilometers away from the park. the fire is largely unchecked and is now covering an area of more than 320 square kilometers. hot summer days in south korea are proving to be an unexpected boone. for a microorganism, at least. blue-green algae is flourishing in the waters. in south korea, this phenomenon has some environmentalists worried. >> thening loest river in south korea, and an importa

we all got together, we talked about it, we decided that president karzai was the best person for us, would we split our vote? we are not stupid. so, ok. >> before turning to the askence for your questions, you the baseline issue that's we are all going to be struggling with, which is as american combat forces leave next year, s afghan thing or two look like, and by extension, what is pakistan going to look like? you hear a lot of people that say for all that we have done, for all of the landing efforts, lifese struggle, loss of that forces put in, that afghanistan is going to go back into a civil war. you hear a lot of people, ambassador haqqani, who say whatever nawaz sharif is saying, the pakistanis are going to go back to gaming afghanistan and using it as a rear buffer in dealing with india. we are going to have the same crazy stuff we the ones that i met are not -- the young people, they deserve a hand. the millennials are disdainful of my generation. of our generation. they think that people of our generation have made huge mistakes, been crept, and they want this generation to

well-placed threats in the press warn that if president karzai doesn't get in line, mr. may pursue the zero option, no troops. why not just pack up and the last aircraft out drops another billion dollars in cash on the gray stones of kandahar. even alexander the great moved on after he won the war. >> jamie: a kidnapped teen is soon to be reunited with her father after a tactical unit shot and killed her alleged abductor. the latest on her harrowing ordeal coming up for you in a live report. my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor

afghan president karzai briefly ordered a band u.s.roops in earlierince of wardak this year over claims of the abuse and disappearance of nine u.s.n prisoners read the military has denied involvement in the abductions. an afghan translator recently arrested for his alleged involvement has accused the u.s. forces he worked with of committing the abuses. the translator says he knows of three afghan civilians who were handed over to the u.s. forces alive only to later turn up dead. the united states is closing a number of its diplomatic post around the world on sunday citing unspecified security concerns. departmente spokesperson did not elaborate on the nature of the threat against u.s. facilities, but said it's possible some may remain closed for more than a day. >> the department of state has an drug did -- has instructed to suspend operations on sunday, august 4. at the department has been apprised of information that of an abundance of caution and care for our employees and others that may be visiting our installations indicates we s