i'm katty kay. president karzai is adding new conditions to a security agreement. 75 years ago, she was the toast of new york city. we take a look at mexican artist frida kahlo and why her fame surprised people back at home.

reporting from washington, am katty kay. few islands in the south china sea and a pair of american bombers caused a whole lot of tension between beijing and washington. italy's most controversial, colorful, combative leader. is this really good for silvio berlusconi? and it has been around for four point 5 billion years, and now, meetingment -- comet is the sun. we could be in for a real treat. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and

reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. held as slaves for 30 years in britain, three women are described as deeply traumatized. >> they had been in that situation for a very long time. the 30-year-old may have been in her situation for the entire life. >> the security agreement for afghanistan hits a hurdle before it is signed. wants to waitai six months to ratify it. a press conference monty python style. the comedy team announces when and where they will reunite. it is all a bit chaotic. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. three women that say they were held as slaves for 30 years have been rescued. all are said to be deeply traumatized. a man and woman in their late 60s have been arrested. there are a lot of unanswered questions surrounding the case but british authority say they have never come across anything like it. mark has the details from london. >> hidden in plain sight. somewhere near the streets amid the city bustle of london, three women kept as latter-day strays.

reporting from washington, am katty kay.ew islands in the south china sea and a pair of american bombers caused a whole lot of tension between beijing and washington. italy's most controversial, colorful, combative leader. is this really good for silvio berlusconi? and it has been around for four point 5 billion years, and now, meetingment -- comet is the sun. we could be in for a real treat. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and elsewhere around the globe. reaffirming support to japan in the midst of growing tension with china. vice president joe biden will raise concerns with beijing he visits china next week. today, the u.s. secretary of defense called his japanese counterpart to stress the japanese security agreement does include the set of disputed items in the south china sea. bombers flew over those islands on monday in defiance of chinese restrictions. it is still not clear how beijing will respond. the tension could even affect commercial planes that fly over the protected territory. >> we are t

bob woodward, katty kay, david axelrod, bill kristol. i'm david gregory in washington. >>> and good sunday morning. the killing of a tsa agent at los angeles international airport is raising questions about the motives of the 23-year-old suspect, and also airport security. do tsa agents need to be armed? our justice correspondent pete williams will be here in a little while to give us an update and fresh report on all of that. but first, the obama care debate. the healthcare.gov was actually offline for repairs over the weekend. they said saturday the glitches are, quote, just the tip of the iceberg. this week, as you might have remembered, the president traveled to boston to compare the rough start of obama care to what he called the slow start of the massachusetts health care plan. but he also praised his 2012 opponent mitt romney, who in 2006, as governor of massachusetts, signed that state's health care reform legislation into law. >> i've always believed that when he was governor here in massachusetts, he did the right thing on heal

i'm katty kay. president karzai is adding new conditions to a security agreement. 75 years ago, she was the toast of new york city. we take a look at mexican artist frida kahlo and why her fame surprised people back at home. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. few relationships has been as critical to the united states is those with pakistan and afghanistan. president karzai has added new conditions to a security agreement with could jeopardize the whole thing. and in pakistan, activists have blocked the main supply route for forces in protest. >> they are taking the law into their own hands. this man was transporting milk cartons. he was eventually allowed to pass. those found to be carrying supplies to coalition forces have been forced back in protest of u.s. drone attacks. >> nato supplies and troops in afghanistan, there is a reason that not a single truck has been allowed through your today. it has yet tried to break it up. >> police are standing by

i'm katty kay. this was the place that-first made landfall. one week later this remote area of the philippines has no help. corner of a remote the philippines. the storm cut it off from the world. >> the white house asked congress to do nuclear negotiations with iran a chance and to hold off on new sanctions. >> if we're serious, there is no need for us to add new sanctions. >> and it is an art show like no other. photographers are using a hashtag to show atlanta in a new light. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. one week after the typhoon devastated the philippines, the eight is finally starting to arrive. the uss george washington has got to the area and it will triple the number of helicopters available to move supplies. there are still places which have quite literally been cut off by the storm. the firstm is guiuan, town hit from the storm. andrew harding sent us this report. >> this is where it all started. the very first encounter between storm and land. not much of a contest. which makes this t

." >> reporting from washington, i am katty kay. the president on trial. the home and morsi insists he is still in egypt's legitimate -- mohamed morsi insists he is still egypt's legitimate ruler. the biggest anti-american protest in decades. and masterpieces of modern art seized by the nazis are discovered all these years later in a small apartment in germany. welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and around the globe. a defiant mohamed morsi harangue the judge as he started his trial in egypt today. he is still the country's president and the case against him is therefore illegal. this was his first public appearance since being toppled in july. he is accused of inciting the killing of protesters last year, and must now be transferred to a jail cell. >> a relaxed arrival at court for mohamed morsi. the ousted islamist wore a dark blazer. officials say he refused a prison uniform. only state tv was allowed to film, and released its footage without sound. coaccused joined his in a cage in the same courtroom where his predecessor, hosni mu

i am katty kay. the mayor of toronto admits to smoking cracked cocaine but see his net quitting. after all it was only once during a trunk and stupor. >> i know i embarrassed everyone bethe city and i will forever sorry. syria'snd illness, children are at risk for an outbreak of polio. and destination mars. countriese club of trying to find signs of life on the red planet. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. at a press conference this afternoon, mayor rob ford said stay in office despite acknowledging he has smoked cracked cocaine. after apologizing to the people of his city, he says he wants to get back to work. he had denied the allegations for months but recently police said they had a video of him smoking cracked. here is the latest. >> meet rob ford, elected mayor three years ago, a conservative a larger-than- life personality. his behavior has become stranger and stranger. >> his behavior has been extraordinary. he has been caught in florida smoking marijuana. he was caught in toronto attacking other fans and was thrown out of the st

this is bbc world news american reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. -- kathy k. those who have survived have lost almost everything in the philippines. there is no food or water. the need for help is urgent. hungry and is very thirsty. >> if the world is out there, send help, because these people need it. >> and tension with tehran. it needs to give inspectors more access to its nuclear sites right after rejecting a deal with the west. welcome to our buglers -- viewers on public television and elsewhere around the globe. in the philippines, the scale of the devastation is phenomenal. the u.n. says 10,000 died, but warns the number will rise. filipino authorities stated worst damage is on to island provinces and a new storm is now brewing in the region. our first report is from shaun donovan, who spent the day with survivors in the airport. this report has distressing images. >> people here are grieving, homeless, and hungry. >> we are so very hungry and thirsty. if you have water or food, maybe you can give it to us. >> next to the runway, a makeshift hospital. s

i am katty kay. the mayor of toronto admits to smoking cracked cocaine but see his net quitting. after all it was only once during a trunk and stupor. >> i know i embarrassed everyone bethe city and i will forever sorry. syria'snd illness, children are at risk for an outbreak of polio. and destination mars. countriese club of trying to find signs of life on the red planet. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. at a press conference this afternoon, mayor rob ford said stay in office despite acknowledging he has smoked cracked cocaine. after apologizing to the people of his city, he says he wants to get back to work. he had denied the allegations for months but recently police said they had a video of him smoking cracked. here is the latest. >> meet rob ford, elected mayor three years ago, a conservative a larger-than- life personality. his behavior has become stranger and stranger. >> his behavior has been extraordinary. he has been caught in florida smoking marijuana. he was caught in toronto attacking other fans and was thrown out of the st

reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. a new arafat poisoned, report says polonium could have caused his death. accused of smoking crack will hear from the people of toronto. and president kennedy was assassinated half a century ago, but he is still the subject of books, films, and documentaries. as the anniversary approaches, get ready for more of them. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. former palestinian leader yasser arafat was poison in 2004 with radioactive polonium. that is, according to his wife, who made the claim after the result of a forensic test. a reuters news agency that it was a political assassination. i spoke to our correspondent in ramallah a short, go. --yasser arafat possum or yasser arafat's widow said it was murder. the report has been called unreliable. which is it? arehe scientists themselves extremely cautious about their findings. they're coming out only saying that they moderately support a colony him poisoning as the .ause of yasser arafat's death

i'm katty kay. this was the place that-first made landfall. one week later this remote area of the philippines has no help. corner of a remote the philippines. the storm cut it off from the world. >> the white house asked congress to do nuclear negotiations with iran a chance and to hold off on new sanctions. >> if we're serious, there is no need for us to add new sanctions. >> and it is an art show like no other. photographers are using a hashtag to show atlanta in a new light. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. one week after the typhoon devastated the philippines, the eight is finally starting to arrive. the uss george washington has got to the area and it will triple the number of helicopters available to move supplies. there are still places which have quite literally been cut off by the storm. the firstm is guiuan, town hit from the storm. andrew harding sent us this report. >> this is where it all started. the very first encounter between storm and land. not much of a contest. which makes this t

reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. a new arafat poisoned, report says polonium could have caused his death. accused of smoking crack will hear from the people of toronto. and president kennedy was assassinated half a century ago, but he is still the subject of books, films, and documentaries. as the anniversary approaches, get ready for more of them. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. former palestinian leader yasser arafat was poison in 2004 with radioactive polonium. that is, according to his wife, who made the claim after the result of a forensic test. a reuters news agency that it was a political assassination. i spoke to our correspondent in ramallah a short, go. --yasser arafat possum or yasser arafat's widow said it was murder. the report has been called unreliable. which is it? arehe scientists themselves extremely cautious about their findings. they're coming out only saying that they moderately support a colony him poisoning as the .ause of yasser arafat's death

." >> reporting from washington, i am katty kay. the president on trial. the home and morsi insists he is still in egypt's legitimate -- mohamed morsi insists he is still egypt's legitimate ruler. the biggest anti-american protest in decades. and masterpieces of modern art seized by the nazis are discovered all these years later in a small apartment in germany. welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and around the globe. a defiant mohamed morsi harangue the judge as he started his trial in egypt today. he is still the country's president and the case against him is therefore illegal. this was his first public appearance since being toppled in july. he is accused of inciting the killing of protesters last year, and must now be transferred to a jail cell. >> a relaxed arrival at court for mohamed morsi. the ousted islamist wore a dark blazer. officials say he refused a prison uniform. only state tv was allowed to film, and released its footage without sound. coaccused joined his in a cage in the same courtroom where his predecessor, hosni mu

." >> reporting from washington, i am katty kay. the president on trial.he home and morsi insists he is still in egypt's legitimate -- mohamed morsi insists he is still egypt's legitimate ruler. the biggest anti-american protest in decades. and masterpieces of modern art seized by the nazis are discovered all these years later in a small apartment in germany. welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and around the globe. a defiant mohamed morsi harangue the judge as he started his trial in egypt today. he insisted

joining me today, senior writer for politico magazine, glen thrush, anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay. what do you make of the white house pushback that these glitches and the problems we're hearing about now are problems now but will not be problems in two weeks from now? >> right. obviously it's a little hard when you're predicting the future. that's an absolutely fair charge to make. that said, what our reporting shows is that right now the site is handling between 20,000 to 30,000 people, which was half of what they projected was going to be the original traffic, which was quite low compared to how many people were logging on. in addition, cgi, one of the main contractors, has been able so far to fix six out of every ten defect they're identifying. when you have those statistics, it certainly raises questions about how fully the website will be fixed by the end of the month. i think you might have a lot of debate now about what constitutes being fully fixed. >> in your reporting, did you get the sense that they did not expect to be in the place they are in now at this point? >> we

this is bbc world news american reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. -- kathy k.se who have survived have lost almost everything in the philippines. there is no food or water. the need for help is urgent. hungry and is very thirsty. >> if the world is out there, send help, because these people need it. >> and tension with tehran. it needs to give inspectors more access to its nuclear sites right after rejecting a deal with the west. lc

reporting from washington, i'm katty kay.ew arafat poisoned, report says polonium could have caused his death. accused of smoking crack will hear from the people of toronto. and president kennedy was assassinated half a century ago, but he is still the subject of books, films, and documentaries. as the anniversary approaches, get ready for more of them. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. former palestinian leader yasser arafat

i'm katty kay.sident karzai is adding new conditions to a security agreement. 75 years ago, she was the toast of new york city. we take a look at mexican artist frida kahlo and why her fame surprised people back at home.

i'm katty kay. this was the place that-first made landfall. week later this remote area of the philippines has no help. corner of a remote the philippines. the storm cut it off from the world. >> the white house asked congress to do nuclear negotiations with iran a chance and to hold off on new sanctions. >> if we're serious, there is no need for us to add new sanctions.

reporting from washington, am katty kay.ds in the south china sea and a pair of american bombers caused a whole lot of tension between beijing and washington. italy's most controversial, colorful, combative leader. is this really good for silvio berlusconi? and it has been around for four point 5 billion years, and now, meetingment -- comet is the sun. we could be in for a real treat.

i am katty kay. the mayor of toronto admits to smoking cracked cocaine but see his net quitting.er all it was only once during a trunk and stupor. >> i know i embarrassed everyone bethe city and i will forever sorry. syria'snd illness, children are at risk for an outbreak of polio. and destination mars.

reporting from washington, i'm katty kay.d as slaves for 30 years in britain, three women are described as deeply traumatized. >> they had been in that situation for a very long time. the 30-year-old may have been in her situation for the entire life. >> the security agreement for afghanistan hits a hurdle before it is signed. wants to waitai six months to ratify it. a press confere

by the way, you can twi >>> here this morning, bob woodward, david axelrod, katty kay and bill kristol david gregory. >>> we get back to the story now of one tsa agent who was left for dead. pete will tell us how the 23-year-old suspect could now be facing the death penalty. pete? >> investigators are trying to determine what got paul astencia into the letters he was carrying. he said if tsa is going to treat every american as a potential terrorist, then it creates a self-fulfilling prophecy. the note also said he had no intention of killing, quote, innocents, and that he made a conscious decision of trying to kill several tsa employees. he said he wanted to instill fear in what he called their traitorous minds. they haven't been able to question him because he's in critical condition in the hospital, but he could get the death penalty if he's convicted. he shot several rounds at hernandez, but when he moved away and hernandez started to move, he returned and shot him again, and as we know, hernandez was fatally wounded, david. >> how much additional security will there be for tsa at a

government of vermont howard dean and in washington we have the anchor for bbc world news america, katty kaywhat a day yesterday. my gosh. we have a lot to talk about. we have politics to talk about, the policy. doctor, you have a lot of concern about it. the democratic uprising in the house and senate that may have led to this. first let's take it down to d.c. with katty. get us up to date on everything that happened yesterday. >> health care all the time. two headlines do say a lot about the fight over obama care. in the "wall street journal," obama retreats. and in "usa today," health law shakes the presidency. with democrats threatening to vote the white house rolled out a plan yesterday that allows millions of people to keep their insurance plans that would otherwise have been cancelled under the new terms of the affordable care act. it's meant to head off a vote in the house today on republican legislation that permits insurance companies to offer their old pre-obama care policies something the white house says will quote sabotage the law. president obama spoke about his policy reversa

with us on set washington anchor for bbc katty kay, nbc contributor mike barnacle, nicole wallace andhe chairman of deutsch inc, donny deutsch. he's bush. he's warning the city council who is saddam don't invade kuwait. i'm giving you fair warning if you invade kuwait i'm going to get you. quite obviously, right? you know, rudy giuliani was america's mayor. this is the world's mayor. >> there's no doubt about it. in addition took an adjunct professor of history some place, clearly the metaphor is even put. >> wow. you're a guy that knows about everything because he's been around a long time. >> on tdonny deutsch going dirt. >> in the history of politicians, goofy politicians behaving absurdly, number one? >> oh -- >> think it through. i'm going to put this guy as the michael jordan. >> it's a short list. >> name one. >> blago is up there. >> blago was on my mind yesterday. >> marion barry. >> not as good as rob ford. >> let's walk you through what happened yesterday. the sir can you surrounding rob ford came to a head yesterday. the city council voting to strip the mayor of much of hi