well i can tell you that the hope within some elements of the ministry of interior is that all the local private security companies will be brought under the m a y m bella and made police or auxiliary police or something like that. that's first of all a bad idea tactically and operationally but the reason they want to do that is because they see the money dick gets paid to private security companies and they would like a cut of that. imo is full of people who are looking to line their pockets and they see this is an easy way to do that whether or not that's practical or operational is another question i think it's neither of those things at this point and i think president karzai for all of his. somewhat from western viewpoint erratic behavior is smart enough to realize that he cannot do this on his own he needs the support of ice after support of western governments and frankly he needs the support of western cities to manage this conflict for him and i don't think he's foolish enough to actually follow this through now hypothetically speaking let's say that all these people are then ab

go, we are a multinational organization that employs trainers and advisers to develop the ministry of interior and defense. we also do police, army, air force, logistics systems, medical systems, and all of the institutions that train and educate them all. the mission is critical for transition of security to the afghan government. in many ways, training the afghan national security force is transitional. efforts to build and strengthen that force are to make it self- reliant with the ability to generate and sustain a force that serves and for tax the people of afghanistan. to understand the measure progress we have made, you must stop and look back. from 2002 through 2009, the development of the afghan security force was hampered by a lack of resources bleeding to understandably slow and uncoordinated progress. the focus was on getting as many soldiers in place, doing operations as fast as possible. little time was dedicated to developing the afghan national security force. key inputs that address the professionalism and quality of the force, like leader development, loss from attrition, and

they will have their visas revoked and they will have to hand over their weapons to the ministry of interior or other government ministries. the days of one security company is working independently, the president says that is over. -- the days of foreign securities companies working independently are over. the domestic security guards will be absorbed into the afghan national police force. the police force has increased at a phenomenal rate over the last couple of years. despite all of that training, they cannot operate independently. that will put extra resources on the security forces in afghanistan. the embassy's, charities, so forth, have been told that they can have their own private security inside the compound but they will not able to travel inside afghanistan freely. that duty will fall to the afghan security forces. >> dna tests carried out on bobby fischer show he is not the father of a group claiming his estate. he died without leaving a will. a woman from the philippines claimed that she has had his child. >> since last year's disputed presidential election, iran has been clamp

two of the cessna caravan airplanes with government of pakistan crews from the ministry of interior are being utilized for flood relief. they're shuttling maintenance crews between operating locations and flying reconnaissance to survey the flood-ridden areas of the country. those of you who follow pakistan and u.s.-pakistan relationships are very aware of our strategic dialogue led by secretary clinton and the foreign minister rashid -- reggie -- qureshi. they met in islamabad in july. it has been a very productive effort. i want to point to be ever between the government of pakistan and united states to reach agreement -- to the agreement between the government of pakistan and united states to reach agreement on the visas. it helps make this operation possible. there are some other efforts, aside from our aviation efforts. we have made available 12 still suspension raises -- steel- suspension bridges. one of the bridges has been installed. six bridges will be deployed to the kara pashtun districts. one has been sent to south waziristan. >> hello, again. let me give you some developmen

we're going to do everything that we can to help the ministry of interior to deal with that and to figure out the way ahead. in some cases, we're going to have to take on some of those tasks, as will the afghan forces have to do more as well. >> couric: this is going to be hard, given the fact that you're stretched pretty thin as is. >> it will be hard. again, there's nothing easy about anything in afghanistan. that's rule number one, if you will, or observation number one. it's all hard and it's hard all the time. >> schieffer: general petraeus. when we come back, we'll get a whole different take on all this from greg mortenson, the american who has built 150 schools for afghanistan's children, and whose book "three cups of tea" is now required reading for our military officers there. greg mortenson when we come back in one minute. [ male announcer ] this is steven, a busy man. his day starts with his arthritis pain. that's breakfast with two pills. the morning is over, it's time for two more pills. the day marches on, back to more pills. and when he's finally home... but hang on -- just

best to put out these flames and trying to contain the fires there as troops from ministry of defense and the interior ministry as well as firefighters and even volunteers they yesterday that they did succeed in preventing the flames reaching three hundred villages and towns across the country but in some cases the farms are in fact just out of control they just flare up so quickly they're impossible to contain and that's meant that in the last seven days forty eight people have died as a result of these fires and also two thousand or so homes have been destroyed and people have lost all their belongings and for more on that it's now watch to report on my colleague in a fake. when darkness falls hours ahead of schedule. although it's already been five days since fires incinerated this village ash clouds are still so thick they block out the sun and. fire many continue to keep patrol as yet more flames break out but for a good read in their efforts don't matter anymore. but it will through the good while my daughter ran up and said a bus is waiting and everyone's being evacuated we already had our bags

ministry in the ministry of internal affairs what has changed and what do you personally control what do you think is your biggest task right now. all the affairs of the kirghiz interior ministry under my control like it should be changed too little time espouse for any significant changes take place we are working hard to make people feel the difference i've set up an expert group consisting of representatives of academic circles from europe the united states russia and kazakhstan as well as domestic scientists and practical workers they are going to work at a concept of reforming not only the interior ministry but also law enforcement and the judicial system i received relevant orders from the curious president and this concept is going to be ready by september the first twenty ten according. this concept when we're going to reform the entire law enforcement and judicial system the main objective behind this idea is to protect the rights and civil liberties of our citizens under stubber civilian control over law enforcement bodies courts should be just and police should be attentive the concept is going to be built on the basis of this mean idea but prior to that ce

they will spend about $11 billion on their ministry of defence and minister of the interior. expect them to spend at least that much next year. we still thought most of that money will go to sustaining and feeding the horses they already have. we saw $7.9 billion of additional requirements over and above that. we went back and said what are the requirements for internal defense by the end of 2011 and to lay the foundation for external defense? because iraq lives in a dangerous neighborhood. then they came back and said the 7.9 billion of important things. 4.1 billion are especially important. we call that a minimal essentials capabilities list. we then identified a number of funding mechanisms to include congress giving us the authority to transfer some equipment from our forces to the iraqi security forces that will fill part of that. we expect the iraqi government to fill part of that. and we are asking congress for $3 billion of iraqi security forces funding. 1 billion in 2010 and $2 billion in 2011. the iraqis would contribute to topping off to meet their additional requi

>> we congratulate their ministry of interior for its work in foreign -- thwarting this attempt. the government continues to work with partners worldwide for smuggling investigations, providing radiation detection equipment and increasing sentencing for these crimes. we offered technical assistance to the country. the fbi team has cooperated with the small lobov police. >> were they on the ground in moldova? >> i believe so. >> in what was me intended targets? >> i don't know. i believe they found a smuggling ring with the uranium, but i don't know if it is clear yet what the intent was. >> yesterday pj said about the sale of radar equipment to taiwan. is this a precursor to the f- 16's? >> nothing to say on that. >> the chinese protested the plans to sell the equipment. >> you will have to ask the chinese. >> does the u.s. have a take on a defense agreement that russia and armenia concluded it will allow russian forces to remain in armenian territory until 2044? it has trappings of a defense treaty between russia and armenia. >> i think we view it as a bilateral issue. the u.s.

gather in front of parliament they demand the government steps down raising serious of a new unrest interior ministry claims the protesters a father of five an overthrow. in other news firefighters are on high alert accost rush as the country battles the biggest heat wave on record sparking plundered the wildfires and killing at least fifty in moscow the toxic smog has cleared quite a complex in say the air pollution remains high forecasters predict it could be days before the temperatures start. and taken by surprise former cia officials warn of a planned as well being led attack on iraq and a mantra president obama publicly denounced the move before he's forced to join in they claim television will not go through with the campaign unless the full military support of the u.s. . i'll be back with more details on those stories in fifteen minutes but first the latest sport with. hello there welcome to the sport good to have you company and these are the headlines. european dreams any go through to the champions league playoffs after beating the remaining inside your ear. while the big boys spent about

their situations where some security structures that should be on the the ministry of interior moved to the prime minister. now what you are nuri al-maliki ,ou would say that you do not want security structures under me. but we were facing a life and death insurgency and we had to move fast and deal with a tough situation. but i want them back in the ministries where they belong. and what i also want, if you are nuri al-maliki, i want to say that not only is power redistributed, but responsibility redistributive. what he does not want is a situation where you create a power-sharing government and then people from another party say, wl, that is up to the shi'a, they are in charge of this. froms to say, if you're iraqiya, you're going to have ministry x, and you need to take ownership and responsibility for these issues. part of that is the responsibility sharing and i thk maliki has a plan for that. i would disagree with your notion of the constitution being a totalitarian concept. but thatany countries in the world. there is a central issue that everyone deals with, the power of the

their situations where some security structures that should be on the the ministry of interior moveder. now what you are nuri al-maliki , you would say that you do not want security structures under me. but we were facing a life and death insurgency and we had to move fast and deal with a tough situation. but i want them back in the ministries where they belong. and what i also want, if you are nuri al-maliki, i want to say that not only is power redistributed, but responsibility redistributive. what he does not want is a situation where you create a power-sharing government and then people from another party say, well, that is up to the shi'a, they are in charge of this. froms to say, if you're iraqiya, you're going to have ministry x, and you need to take ownership and responsibility for these issues. part of that is the responsibility sharing and i think maliki has a plan for that. i would disagree with your notion of the constitution being a totalitarian concept. but that many countries in the world. there is a central issue that everyone deals with, the power of the center versu

of abuse by priests. the vatican has given no reason for its decision. >>> moroccan authorities say they have broken up a terrorist cell. 18 people have been arrested. the interior ministry said or planning acts of sabotage which also targeted for interests in morocco -- they were targeting acts of sabotage which also targeted for interests in morocco. >>> officials say iraqi soldiers were killed on a raid in a house. hugh sikes is in iraq with the details. >> there was a gun battle earlier today at an army checkpoint. eight soldiers chased the gunmen as they ran away, but it turns out this was a trap to lure the soldiers into a house elsewhere in town. the gunmen went into the house, the soldiers followed, and then explosives that had been laid in the house killed the eight soldiers. there are three other dead bodies under the rubble in the house. nobody is quite sure who they belong to, whether they are insurgents or more soldiers. >> an explosion of -- an explosion in rwanda has injured people after an election. official results give him 93% of the vote. opponents claim that he was aided by widespread oppression and violence. national observers have also voiced concer

been on standby opened fire after being attacked with stones the interior ministry claimed the protesters were plotting a violent overthrow of the government. well before. it was all very quiet for a few hours very true and for just a few dozen meters between the protesters and the baby from the armed forces being a riot police who were there in full riot gear with tanks on scam by armored vehicles all there all are police in full.

with this very park or see any of these children rise up and cry stop talking rubbish they will return to their families that's where they need to be the interior ministry says it has to the forty's children because they are already so many illegals in this country it says is a sprint to the jewish character of the state but it's a controversial decision that has many asking why tools and should have to pay the price for the government's lack of a clear policy. and the anger of many has spilled over onto the streets protesters say it's by expelling children that the very character of the jewish state is threatened for me personally it's ninety's children working with them already for three years seen them and understanding that they're not only israeli they are the best israeli because they love this country just want to contribute and be a part of us so i really can't understand how anyone that really knows them can stand aside and let them be deported from their homeland is very very important that the democratic party of reason only probably will be made its voice very. very clear and gross. this reason is really law says that every jew around the wo

fire after being attacked with stones the interior ministry claims the protesters are plotting to overthrow the government today's unrest is the latest in a series of incidents that have shaken the contrie since and on prising toppled president by kiev earlier this year hundreds were killed and enter ethnic violence in june we will of course bring you up to date with the latest from kyrgyzstan throughout the day. ok we're going to go over to the business that's next with charlotte lomas farley hi there starlet what do you got for us this hour oh well foreign investment is coming to russia fit can fall seclude into the country's federal antitrust service agency estimates investment to be worth a billion dollars find out more in the program but first this hour russia has imposed a temporary ban on grain exports prime minister putin said juge the prolonged drought measures were needed to protect against domestic shortages and increases in the cost of food there is strictures applying to grains as well as farm. grain peaches says this was necessary to maintain livestock numbers the government also said grain from statement will be distributed to the re

trailed ins future the interior ministry says it has to the fourth is children because they are already so many illegals in this country it says they threaten the jewish character of the state but it's a controversial decision that has many asking why truth and should have to pay the price for the government's lack of a clear policy. and the anger of many has spilled over onto the streets after months of thinking it over the israeli government now says it will deport four hundred foreign children and their families who do not match strict criteria that would have allowed them to stay in israel these include living in israel for five years being part of the school system and having parents with valid work permits. the holiday is over they make ten times more money here than they do in other countries like romania for example enough with this a park or see any of these children rise up and cry stop talking rubbish they will return to their families that's where they need to be. the protesters say it's by expelling children that the very character of the jewish state is threatened for me personally it's nine days children working with them already for three years see