one specialist on middle eastern affairs. >> first of all, the iranians agreed to a certain extent that they would cap the ability to enrich uranium to a certain amount and also to a certain degree of the enrichment level and that's sort of a positive sign, because the international community was weary that iran would some how and some day try to enrich its uranium to a high weapons grade, and that's not likely to happen now. the other part of the agreement, which is very important, is that they have also agreed to seize the operation, construction operation, at the iraq heavy water reactor, and again, this was supposed to be producing plutonium by the end of next year, and that also means that the risk of proliferation is now lower than was before the agreement was reached. >> the initial deal was for a period of six months. the two sides still have a lot of work to do on a longer term agreement. >> even this initial stage would face a very difficult path from now. the p 5, plus one countries and also the ieae may find iran may not be totally honest with the commitments and they'd want

anissa helou introduces me to two staples of which are middle eastern appetizers. first up, tabbouleh, a salad made of bulgur wheat, parsley, and tomatoes. it's found all over the middle east, but the lebanese version is special. >> in lebanon they use spices in it. it has cinnamon, seven-spice mixture, pepper... and you know the thing about cinnamon? in the old days it used to be considered an aphrodisiac. >> wasn't everything? [both laugh] >> and the concubines in the harem used to rub themselves with cinnamon bark before the sultan came to visit them. >> [laughs] >> but, you know, they should have... all of them smeled of cinnamon. i don't know which one he chose and how he chose them, but apparently it was a real turn on. >> tomatoes were only added to the recipe when the spaniards introduced them in the 16th century to europe and the old world. and this is always in tabbouleh, isn't it, tomato? >> always, and not peeled, not seeded, nothing. you know, you use the whole thing. well, also because you want it to crunch, and you don't want it to be too soft. >> we

also as the british government a woman's questions are a threat of extinction in some middle eastern countries she has to see where it investigates the impact of six terror and violence that. the huge joy is the race to dominate this claims with unmanned drones of its own sparking fears of french unaccountable at times from about. hello and welcome to our t twenty four hour news live from moscow our top story now . washington has moved one step closer to securing immunity from prosecution for soldiers who are main in afghanistan beyond twenty fourteen secretary of state john kerry says the text of a security agreement has now been settled on it clears the way for thousands of american troops to stay on the ground and remain under u.s. legal jurisdiction today the document is being considered by the loya jirga a three thousand member council of afghan elders have come to kabul from all corners of the nation the size of the remaining american contingent is also a sticking point that needs to be agreed on and daoud sultanzoy is a candidate in the upcoming afghan presidential election an

meanwhile it's claimed washington has paid more than two hundred fifty million dollars to middle eastern companies which are funding terror groups in afghanistan and that's what an internal u.s. government report has revealed he's going to investigate. the u.s. special inspector general for ganesan reconstruction found out that the pentagon has hired forty three companies with suspected ties to terrorist networks the data come from the pentagon's own classified investigative reports and commerce department list of terror connected companies now the list of these forty three companies including a road construction firm presumably owned by a leader of the connie network the network was blamed for an attack on the u.s. embassy in kabul that killed sixteen people two years ago the u.s. army has carried out a classified investigation and said there was evidence of a direct role of both the company and its owners in the facilitation and operation of the hakani network and that approximately. from one to two million dollars per month close to the network to finance its activities the inspector

invasion back in two thousand and three half of the iraqi christian population lived for other middle eastern countries and american think tank the pew forum says that christians faced harassment and oppression in one hundred and thirty nine countries this is nearly three quarters of all the countries on the face of be a policy on teen television. this is all she answer coming up later this hour first steps to freedom some of the bailed greenpeace activists are reaganite ing with their loved ones well the destiny for the rest of. the still hangs in the balance our special report on the oil platforms storming cases just ahead. sound their way to launching their own drone program that's after leading members of the bloc signed an agreement to invest in new unmanned aircraft technology the plans are alarming acts of is to say it's difficult to determine whether the drones would be used only for peaceful purposes spitta owner has this report. well the group has been dubbed drone club and their intention is to develop a new generation of unmanned aircraft over the next ten years now the reason tha

some middle eastern countries to syria to investigate the impact of sectarian violence that. joins the race to dominate the sky. sparking fears of fresh unaccountable attacks from above. the world's top headlines for this hour on live from moscow i welcome to the program today america has allegedly given a more than one hundred fifty million dollars to companies in afghanistan that are suspected with links to terrorist organizations and the revelations come from an investigator who was specially appointed by the u.s. congress. the u.s. special inspector general for ghana stern reconstruction found out that the pentagon has hired forty three companies with suspected ties to terrorist networks the data comes from the pentagon's own classified investigative reports and commerce department list of terror connected companies now the list of these forty three companies including a road construction firm presumably owned by a leader of the whole colony network the network was blamed for an attack on the u.s. embassy in kabul that killed sixteen people two years ago the u.s. army has

british government warns christians are a threat of extinction in some middle eastern countries to syria to investigate the impact of sectarian violence. world wide use twenty four seven this is the line from moscow with me rule received from all of us here thanks for joining us today the u.s. has allegedly given a it was more than one hundred fifty million dollars to companies in afghanistan that are suspected of links with terrorist organizations and the claims come from the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction who was appointed by congress to investigate. the story. the u.s. special inspector general for ganesan reconstruction found out that the pentagon has hired forty three companies with suspected ties to terrorist networks the data comes from the pentagon's own classified investigative reports and commerce department list of terror connected companies now the list of these forty three companies including a road construction firm presumably owned by a leader of the kani network the network was blamed for an attack on the u.s. embassy in kabul that killed sixteen

invasion back in two thousand and three half of the iraqi christian population lived for other middle eastern countries and american think tank the pew forum says that christians face overestimate and oppression in one hundred and fifty nine countries this is nearly three quarters of all the countries on the face of the policy on teen television. just a reminder we have plenty of stories for you on our website including the extraordinary start of a brand new island off the coast of japan on the sea volcanic eruptions earth's newest land mass. of ash and smoke billowing into the air a bird's eye view video is just a click away. plus one of the world's leading all producers is under fire and it's not drilling activity that sparked public outrage this time at your web site and find out what big british oil giants will have to pay for arresting and bullying those posting pretty cool messages on the company's facebook page. several more greenpeace activists have just been granted bail by courts in st petersburg bringing the total number to twenty six eleven have already walked free ahead of their

. >>> and celebrations in dubai as it becomes the first middle eastern city to host the world expo. >berlusconi has been expelled from parliament due to convictions of talks fraud. his supporters gathered outside of his home in a show of solidarity. he's lose the political power that he has enjoyed oh for two decades in italy, but i have no doubt that he'll continue shouting loudly. he is a very wealthy man and he controls a media empire. this is a bleak day for italian democracy as far as he's concerned, but he'll carry on fighting. >> is there going to be a wide impact on italy? >> reporter: well, undoubtedly. he has been the dominant figure from 1993 on wards. i think despite the bravado that you've heard from him today, despite the enthusiastic reception that he has gotten from his supporters here in the center of rome there is a perception that we're nearing the end of an enare a an era. he seems to have toppled, and then houdini-like, revived his career. but it is clear that his political power is ebbing away from him. many people in the center right said they were not prepared

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and there have been many well- founded predictions that this could lead to a middle eastern war.srael has said many times that they may feel forced to bomb the nuclear installations. the americans have never taken a military option off the table. this could come down to a question of war and peace. >> thank you for joining us. two weeks ago the philippines haiyan,ered by typhoon and now the death toll is over 5000. aid is arriving at the hardest hit areas, but with 4 million people left homeless the leak -- the need is overwhelming. we spent the day with a family who is trying to put their lives back together. >> there has been so much chaos, but at last now there is order. to aid is arriving, guarantee everyone has food and water. years, butwill take getting the powerback online will help. no time for health and safety here. this is urgent work. and in every neighborhood here, the people are fighting back themselves. family, the battle to retake their lives will start here, the mission is to take away all traces of the typhoon. the girls are helping out and doing all that they c

we will start with my colleague jim phillips.ge, he is our middle eastern analyst focused on the middle east and international terrorism since 1978. he's a former research fellow at the congressional research service. the nsa,consultant for dod, the national republican institute and a member of the board of editors's middle eastern quarterly. fromwed by patrick clawson the washington institute of near east policy, the largest u.s. think tank focusing on the middle east. he has edited or written over 30 farsi.nd he speaks he can read stuff the rest of us cannot. he has also served as a senior economist at the dod national fornse university, worked the world bank international monetary fund for 18 years was the senior editor of the middle east quarterly and is on the distinguished panel on the department of energy national laboratory which is somewhat relevant because of the specifics of our government. and in the cleanup, fred fleitz. the cia,rved with department of state, and the house intelligence committee staff. he is a specialist in wmd proliferation specifically focusing on iranian

in about five years i'd like to make african fabric and use middle eastern stones too. i want to use my work to show the potential of developing countries and bring about new cultural encounters. >> reporter: yamaguchi is aiming to create world class products for sale in japan but crafted in developing countries. her mission has begun in bangladesh, one of the least developed countries in asia and seems set to grow from there. >>> time now for a check on the world weather. it's a sunny day here in tokyo. sayaka mori joins us once again with the updates. >> hello there. it's nice weather to end the business week in the tokyo area. plenty of sunshine and warm conditions today. in northern japan you dealt with stormy conditions this morning but things are steadily improving. winds are easing. but cold air is coming in. so that will provide some snow flurries in parts of hokkaido. good news for skiers. and sapporo could see the first snow of the season. there will be icy precipitation for north ireastern china and affect most of japan as we go into sunday. and as the precip

. >>> investment in middle eastern energy supplies will be key to meeting rapidly growing demand in asia. that's according to the head of the international energy a agency. iea executive director mar vandr hope. but she said production will fail to match demand. >> projected growth outside north america is too slow to take over as the engine of production growth in the last decade to 2035. so to meet the continued rise in demand in asia, we will need to be seeing the necessary investments made in the middle east already in this decade. >> vander hope also said china would overtake the u.s. as the world's largest petroleum consumer by 2030. consumption will also grow rapidly in india. >>> new car production in japan rose in october for the second straight month. consumers were attracted to new models from major brands. eight key automakers say they produced about 825,000 vehicles in the month. that's up nearly 10% from october last year. the figures were boosted by strong sales of new fuel efficient cars and mini vehicles. increased exports to the u.s. also helped out. mitsubishi led the

the suspect is believed to be hispanic or middle eastern man with a thin to medium build, short brownal goatee. police believe he got into the house through the backyard. mçó4+y?i "i look down and my skirt is on fire. and i freak out." thankful to be home this thanksgiving. sasha fleischman is back with family after spending weeks in the hospital recovering from second and third -degree burns. it happened when the skirt sasha was wearing was set on fire while on an a-c transit bus. sasha is gender neutral. sasha spoke publicly yesterday for the first time since the incident. kron-4's justine waldman learned he is not only brave, but his resolve is even more admirable. after three surgeries and hurts a little to walk. sasha will eventually have to work compression leggings to help with healing. there is so much love and support some rounding up the cost of something the family is an extremely grateful for. a banner with a get well messages covers the wall of the fleischmann home. >>: my family would bring a stack of cards. most of them from total strangers. it was just a really neat kn

investment in middle eastern energy supplies will be the key in beating rapidly growing demand in a show that's according to the head of the international energy agency. itv executive director maria band are open spoke to reporters in tokyo she said demand for middle east crude oil may fall over the next decade as the us and other countries increased production of natural gas but she said production will fail to match demand protective coat outside north america this is to show to take over as he entered the production code to the law sticking to twenty thirty five. so to me to continue to rise in demand in asia. he drove me to be seeing the necessary investments made in the middle east already in this decade. general but also said china will overtake the us is the world's largest petroleum consumer by twenty thirty consumption will also grow rapidly in india. car production in japan rose in october for the second straight month consumers were attracted to new models from major brands. ati makers say they produced about eight hundred twenty five thousand vehicles of the month. that said

big win for boeing. 225 new 777x jets sold to three middle eastern airlines so that's a big coup for the american carrier. not such great news out of the u.s. postal service. okay revenues up, that's a coup and also some stabilization in mail numbers but the company still looking at a $5 billion loss for fiscal 2013. of course, the big problem here is setting aside cash for the retirees at the postal service, brian so a bit of a mixed story. >> story across the board with some of these big government agencies. we reported late last week on the glitches with playstation. give us the sales number. >> yeah, this is phenomenal. i know we talked last time about some of the issues with the ps4 and whether they have got the insides of the box working properly. a million sold on the first day in north america, though, so that has outsold the ps3 launch. people in spite of some of these reported problems still seem to like this game's box. >> all right, geoff, thank you. >>> to sports now. late night sunday football action. the undefeated chiefs at denver. let's go to the first quarter, peyto

celebrates winning the rights to host the twenty twenty world expo to divide become the first middle eastern cities to host the event which the allies to arab emirates hopes will win billions of dollars in investments. i'm really really happy to do. ms clark you know when he opted into the bin. you feel are you happy bit of what is more than my bf. this moroccan woman who has lived in dubai for several years and the supply is the best symbol for women because women here couple also freedom and rights and this is a great achievement for arab women are you a news correspondent and apply its fence watching the outcome he said. this reports. this is the joy israel too much into by the hearts of the city a few meters from the bridge of a leaf out with prizes of people come to celebrate this victory. it took ov a hundred and fifty years for arabic city to get this exponential decline that has seven years to prepare for this unique opportunity and the arab world's total the whole session yet. dubai when you want . msn a bit difficult because dinosaurs the fendi at someone and sixteen the music and

cultivation go to militants seeking to highlight the present elections next year in the troubled middle eastern state chemist on a stick label lead in poppy cultivation from which not the world's human heroine is produced. ai ai. i like joe and portraits of formica us president joan fitzgerald kennedy has been discovered in a field at the northern italian city of toronto age comes a few days ahead of the fiftieth anniversary of the death of the thirty ft us president assassinated in dallas texas on nov twenty seven nineteen sixty three. i mean else's diary and kim are in use the tracks as to create the one hundred and fifty mi to one page a total geek by knowing but in a midfield and custard tomorrow the sheer scale of his pictures mean they can only keep the blood flowing over the countryside. the policy is the land down to sa's produce the joy in each of the dog looks like twenty kids scream purported of us president barrack obama to coincide with them lama's visit to italy in july two thousand going to the g eight summit and putt from six a need to be up to his election in march twenty ten t

in some international community slam singles in the middle eastern country for saying about the deal that's unfolding here in geneva many of washington's help the highlights of course i went to see. the flooring of relations between the us braun was next to me all his blunt statements. surely a sign of the problem is that the us administration look around and securing support for its policy of containment of rollers. parkinson cctv to meet us. ok parkinson now joins us on the line for the very latest developments on the top in geneva thank you for joining us cage while the top end and trigger and on skittles that day it seems some progress are being made to sell tell us how things are moving there. yesterday bailey on or that they think that any psychic atlantic thank you to wrap up negotiations. last night of history carroll from apple to prove in the late and i'm good thing is that killed he added me to be the cold. i had in mind the court for the peaceful happening behind it to within me. everyone is keeping the peace camp fairly quiet at him in the pic when the tories think i had

approach in a muslim country is the same yardstick for kingdoms like saudi arabia or some of the middle eastern countries and pakistan, like a democratic country? >> one thing that comes out is a variety that is out there. we have to shift gears. at one point i talked about a good arabist can take 15 years of training, the guy who can understand advances in the regional culture, the local cultures, effort arabic that is spoken arabic out there. it is important we recognize diversity and everybody who works overseas sees that. what works in saudi arabia is not something that will work in jordan. they have different levels of openness. in saudi arabia, we had an american archaeology team out there to him was something new and different. in jordan, they have had them there for 100 years, back to the ottoman days. it is different. every country you have to look at it as a different activity. that is one region best reason why you have to have the guy in the field them met with a woman trying to interpret a decent societies and say what works best here, because as you said, some are open, some have

invasion back in two thousand and three half of the iraqi christian population lived for other middle eastern countries and american think tank the pew forum says that christians faced harassment and oppression in one hundred and fifty nine countries this is nearly three quarters of all the countries on the face of the policy on team television and as always will have plenty of stories for you on our website including the extraordinary sight of a brand new island off the coast of japan and undeceive kind of corruption has created it nears the landmines as well as sending towers of ash and smoke billowing into the air a bird's eye view video is just a click away. and one of the world's leading oil producers is under fire and it's not dreading our series here that sparked public outrage this time at our website and find out what the british world giant will have to pay for harassing and bullying those posting critical messages on the country's fraser company's a facebook page. states and on their way to launching their own drone program that's after leading members of the bloc signed an agreeme

we weren't involved over there we wouldn't have any worry about terrorism ordway you don't see middle eastern terrorists attacking sweden do you now i see your point i see your point it's a valid point although i don't know that the problem of terrorism will be completely taken care of once america leaves middle east makes it something much wider than just a middle east problem but. terrorists are simply wait a minute wait a minute terrorists are simply a bad groups of people located throughout the world no different than say a motorcycle gang or what have you that are involved in bad that to video you're not going to solve that problem by invading countries overthrowing governments and occupying countries that's the solution that's insane if you're going to win it with good police work and intelligence gathering that's how you'll defeat terrorism they are just simply little pockets of bad people throughout the world you have to deal with and creating an empire or an occupying nations with your military is not the answer fair enough jessie fair enough but on a different note when you say that

but i think the demonstrated restraint in not rushing in to another middle eastern adventure actually helps the credibility of a future administration in a situation in which there was a much more clear cut -- much more clear cut challenge. with that, i -- since i don't think the airplane -- the days have passed when airplanes wait for me. >> you can't deter the departure. >> just to comment, because it glosses over a lot -- [ applause ] >> i think i owe curt the courtesy of hearing his rebuttal. >> you can rebut me later. >> it crosses over a lot. we had a red line and secretary kerry saying we would be responding to the use of chemical weapons and president saying so and we didn't do so. then we got off in a different direction. i think it has had an impact on u.s. credibility. the point i was making earlier, wasn't about u.s. but nato, what is nato's credibility in having the will to respond to any of these number of scenarios and that's where we really have a problem. i don't see the nato that we have today willing to even contemplate a new expeditionary mission to increases in de

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do they want to turn turkey into a middle eastern country is headed by all our citizens especially our own admission a new way in saudi arabia. it's tomorrow. the price paid such a ban. yes it is the teacher qantas on a political platform has been accused of compromising the country second conditions. critics point to last two months lifting of the band wearing headscarves in state institutions and to legislation approved in may which respects the sailing advertisement of alcohol prior to his speech and cons opinions and closing down make student accommodation start appearing in turkish newspapers after looking at her clothes torn meeting and is a key party which has been in power for more than a decade and as i shared an array of political stability economic growth. the britain based mostly need asset to the call routing with sentenced him to death in his native bonded as for war crimes was addicted to motivate its. sunday morning routine was found guilty in absentia for the colts to a depth of anti intellectuals jewelry and did dishes more independence from pakistan in nineteen seven

invasion back in two thousand and three half of the iraqi christian population lived in four other middle eastern countries and american think tank the pew forum says that christians face harassment and oppression in one hundred and fifty nine countries this is nearly three quarters of all the countries on the face of be zero point three on teen television. or the plight of christians in north africa and the middle east is the focus of a summit of church leaders at the vatican to talk more on this let's cross live now to the international law sultan to the catholic church in the middle east harry harry the u.k.'s minister of faith has described this as an exodus of biblical proportions you would agree with that. well i would agree with the exit and i would agree that it is of alarming proportions whether it's of biblical proportions or not bill i think that is a little bit premature for us to determine at this stage but there is a lot of concern and a lot of follow up as to what is happening as your report said across the whole middle east north africa region what about the term extinct that's re

following a slump in relations with the united states after american frozen military aid to the middle eastern country over the two which deposed muhammad morrissey and in response to human rights abuses committed against muslim brotherhood protesters. russia's defence and foreign ministers are soon expected to visit cairo to discuss bond sales and political relations. critics have pointed the us strategy of withholding part of the one point five billion us dollars annual aid package could undo decades of good relations with a key ally in the region the military assistance is part of the camp david accords signed between israel and egypt and is considered a key component for maintaining regional stability. israel has cautioned that the current balance of power must be maintained. rach had formerly been a close ally of egypt until several years before the peace pact with israel closer ties with egypt may allow moscow to once again expand its influence in the region which is on the mediterranean bates is on the coast of syria a country now deeply unstable due to its ongoing civil war. egypt has

administration to shoulder their approach to the iranian issue or nuclear issue all even the whole middle eastern. problems this is the time that they can prove they have been right from from the beginning so i think it's time to the rose ok if i go back to you i don't want to betray my age too much on this program but i do remember the what were called the salt agreements with the soviet union and our nuclear arms and you know i was a very i was a young boy at the time ok but i can remember reading some of the official material coming out arguing for and against and it was intensely technical at times but it got down to the united states the soviet union saying you know what a deal is good for both of us now we can find a way to make that deal work and i think you know i think it's very reminiscent right now i mean the united states the soviet union could have arms control agreements the united states and its allies can have an agreement with iran. i think that's right and i think you know in terms of trust i think it's actually the iranians that have been more poorly treated over the over the l

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the final round run off against the russian city and he kept a dream or it becomes the first a middle eastern city to host the event that the uae hopes will pull in billions of dollars of investments. dubai not that hard to host the twenty twenty fair as a catalyst to transform the emirates of two point two million people into a top of global center for tourism trade and finance. the win also carries risks. some property developers wanted to trigger another speculative real estate bubble similar to the one that burst in two thousand dates to two thousand ten causing dubai property prices to crash but more than fifty percent the world next post which participating countries use to showcase technological prowess culture and architecture are held every five years for six months milan will host the next one in two thousand fifteen i hope the paci finals ikea me to bind bringing it to get that seventeen finalists from across the region to back the leaves out a bit tight so keen of drift. but with a shop in trees and dense and defines roads could still like these be encouraging to find seemed to ta

experts predict middle eastern nations will regain top status in 15 or 20 years. >>> an apple store in a delaware mall is claiming to be the number one seller of iphones in the entire country. apple is not revealing sales figures. the lack of sales tax in delaware makes it an irresistible stop for customers that buy hundreds of iphones for resale overseas. >>> and there's a staggering new record from the art world we want to tell you about. >> a painting by francis bacon, now, the most expensive work ever sold at auction. it's called "three studies of lucian freud." it was purchased at christie's in new york last night. listen to this. for more than 142 million bucks. it went to an unidentified buyer after six minutes of bidding. you bought me that for christmas, didn't you? >> yes, i did. i'm the unidentified bidder. two things, i've never heard of this guy before. and number two, it is so ugly to me. >> i've heard of francis bacon. i never heard of that specific painting. but it's not particularly attractive. >> not necessarily nice to look at. >> but bring it on. >> $142 million, go

agreed to a preliminary deal regarding the ongoing presence of american troops in the troubled middle eastern states. it's called the courses are scheduled to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen however an exodus to the us military expertise could be that it's open to a song from the taliban within which to what the answer. the proposed security agreement will now be discussed in kabul during a special conviction that can't or don't tell has already dismissed the authority of any decisions yet to meet the american indian troops have been in afghanistan for twelve years. on nine eleven attacks and gone. czar . i am the routine use on him more in need. cheat. we do the laws of lafayette laws do not go with all the time so was i not let me know what it's all good judge of that more often it's a tough day the eye. a side car bombings killed least eleven and lead to thirty seven soldiers to egypt turbulent region of northern sinai in one of the deadliest attacks in solitude and sprite militants stepped up violence following the overthrow of business because in mohamad morrissey suicide

connect it to the benghazi attack back on nine eleven and as you mentioned that occurred in a middle eastern country and you you sometimes have. kind of mobs develop i mean we've seen that across the across the middle east and and you had a mob apparently organized to break in and kill people but it's hard to imagine that happening in rome. so that couldn't be what they're thinking what they might be thinking is some kind of terrorist plot that would be trying to target u.s. interests in rome perhaps i mean it would involve a big mob or anything like that it might involve a bomb or something or a sniper or something like that but you just wouldn't get that big mob effect in rome. of people trying to break in and burn everything in jail people so that's unreasonable there's been a lot of people have questioned whether that's really their motive at all right and so i would i would tend to be at least i would at least have a question in my mind about to what extent is that their actual motive same thing with cost savings a million dollars a year to a government that spends trillions is peanuts

this country meanwhile his claim washington as papelbon hundred and fifty million dollars to middle eastern companies which a funding terror groups in the rest of us were in total u s government report has revealed the peak of a two ton investigates the us special inspector general for dennis and reconstruction found out that the pentagon has hired forty three companies with suspected ties to networks. the data comes from the pentagon's own classified investigative report the commerce department list of terror connected companies not the least of these forty three companies including the overall construction firm presumably going to buy a leader of the connie network the network is blamed for an attack on the us embassy in kabul that killed sixteen people two years ago. the us army has carried out a classified investigation and said there was evidence of a direct role of both the company and its owners vote in the facilitation and operation of connie networks and that approximately at some one to two million dollars per month. lols to have tiny network to finance his activities. the special