me on and i spent four and a half years in afghanistan where i was a senior advisor for the ministry of interior and out of that came my latest book afghanistan the perfect phrase and now this book was published in september it was before the. broadwell affair however i'm very critical of general. betray us because. he should have resigned when his counterinsurgency strategy failed to produce results and here's the real problem with that his counterinsurgency strategy which cannot deny that places i higher premium on the lives of the afghan civilians and. our own soldiers as a result our soldiers are forced to take more and more risks in an effort to win the afghan civilians to the side of the government in theory it's not bad to try to win the hearts and minds that's always a good thing going to counterinsurgency strategy but the fatal flaw in his strategy in afghanistan is that the afghans average afghan civilians fear the afghan government more then they do the tali bonn and that explains why after eleven years we have made no significant progress against a colleague gone because the people d

of the minister of interior is an indication of quite how conservative those views are even in the heart of government and in the end this girl faced the president's office the ministry of interior parliamentarians and they said to her you must go home you for seamus and she said no if you send me back to that village there is not one that will hear my death cries kill me here kill me now i'd rather that than go back to this village so defiance was extraordinary this courage in a girl so young and eventually the government backed down and they let her stay in the safe hands she's getting an education she's much happier now she may someday soon get a divorce she's been trying for several years to get a separation. and so i can't claim that she's yet happy she's still having to be very much protected because the husband's family frankly still want to kill her at least take her back and there she might get real risk but she is trying to forge a life. poor families can't afford to have. girl children who can't work in the fields so there is. a tremendous economic push to marry your daughter off at a very very young age sometimes as young as ten or whatever where that ame

interior. the headquarters of the party of the muslim brotherhood was stormed and set on fire. while we are speaking, there are also clashes going on in the vicinity of the ministry of interior. the situation becomes more violent and more serious. >> are we looking at the end of the national solidarity we saw during the anti-mubarak uprising? i was seeing an end of the solidarity we saw between all sections of society? >> we have a very polarized situation. we have part of the population going onto the street now calling morsi the new dictator, saying he has more power than mubarak had. [inaudible] saying the country is basically stuck for several months. nothing is happening politically, economically paralyzed, so may be it is a good idea for morsi -- maybe it is a good idea for morsi to take power and move the country forward. >> thanks for that update. a palestinian man is dead after being shot by israeli soldiers as he approached the security wall at the gaza border. >> it is the first reported killing since the cease-fire between hamas and israel came into force on wednesday evening. >> relatives of the man said he had been trying to place a hamas flag on th

it's the police and ministry of interior. but we also i think had some confirmation of his that is critical to address the sources of resistance to security sector reform among the key participants in the process. the police have concerns. unless those are addressed, it's difficult to imagine progress. finally, the relationship between ssr and broader transition in how the integration of the suffered, or friction among them a fact. very important observations to have on the table. so thank you very much. daniel and hashem. >> i'm going to reap the lion share of the presentation. -- before this meeting or so. i want to recognize my two colleagues are not open my colleagues, by teachers because we went to tunisia together in the subject -- to your right, steve. and i once had an expert or somebody from out of town. in many respects i learned a lot about the subject each other with my colleagues, but helping write in their paper in our paper as well. i'm speaking from the dead of a comparative basis jumped into the subject, kind

also in that part of the security sector that is most deeply troubled, which would be the ministry of interior and the police. i think the fact that the police are afraid of operating tells us that the since the rules of engagement, the standard operating procedures need to change, but they don't have the guidance. they don't have protection from the ministry. they understand that security is escalating. they understand that the role is changing, and i think that there appears to be an interest in having this address. they organized to a stage protest. they are saying we are afraid to operate. there are issues here that need to be addressed, so i think that is one area where even at the beginning of the dialogue before the constitution is finally formalize, quite a bit of work that could be done within the ministry of interior, within the internal security part of the sector in tunisia. certainly they have this initial assessment. it's a pretty solid assessment. it says what you would larger expect to go look at a state like tunisia with the problems are, what ought to be done about it. the go

a group of elite soldiers from russia's interior ministry of. information according to tradition they pay homage to post comrades who have died in the line of duty. has taken part in many counterterrorist operations across russia. they have a variety of firearms at their disposal but their weapon of choice is still the. police it's known simply as. there are. these soldiers with special training. it's regular procedure but modifications to the kalashnikov assault rifle to be tested in such units it will be hard to imagine or tough a testing ground but. one rifle for every bench is thoroughly scrutinized before two units in a field. more like torture than a scientific trial. the rifles design a missile kalashnikov once recalled that when he realized his first model was to be subjected to a severe test he looked away he couldn't bear to see it with his own eyes. testing a new variant of a kalashnikov goes through seven stages first the gun is placed into what's known as the dust chamber where the room is filled with sand. and dust chambers filled

simple goal to stop this firing of rockets from our civilians and we will target terrorists until they stop would you care to explain why the palestinian interior ministry has also been targeted in fact that building is basically left in a state of rubble and ruin that's hardly a militant stronghold in fact the interior ministry is where people get passports visas it's where journalists get their permission to go into the strip why go after why level the interior ministry the explanation is very simple unfortunately a mask terrorists while they target our civilians they hide behind their civilians they hide behind schools now the i.d.f. our army that wants only to defend our citizens targets only terrorists garza is an extremely confined area a very small area probably certainly overpopulated why are so many children being killed by israeli airstrikes if you're going after militants there are no children been heard by idea if only terrorists only terrorists are targeted while the visit of egyptian of the prime minister of egypt israel didn't try and didn't attack any target in gaza but a master is the target israeli civilians while the visit of the prim

when we were in tunisia we discovered a white paper for the transformation of the interior ministry which is the unique document and it was not available and we found somebody who had a copy and even when we came back -- the level of planning in libya is an effort to do planning for the ministry of defense but not ministry of the interior so the business of assessment and strategic planning is fundamental. >> the greatest potential opportunities are also in that part of the security sector, deeply troubled which would be the minister of interior. i think the fact that the police are afraid of operating tells us that they sense the rules of engagement for a standard operating procedures need to change but they don't have guidance or the protection -- they understand security is escalating, and their world is changing and -- interest in having those and a protest. that is one area where even the beginning of a dialogue before the constitution, quite a bit of guts but work that could be done between the ministry of interior or internal security part of the sector in tunisia. they have the in

get some kind of approval, you had to get some kind of approval from an office inside the ministry of interior. also, i thank you for bringing a lot of attention to the fact that a lot of this is talking about changing the securities sector to a high level policy discussion, but there has been some legwork that has started, that has taken off that is led by egyptian society organizations. it features the involvement of a professor from university of california san diego. it is working with local communities to rethink and refrain the perceptions and understandings of neighborhoods , and personal security. there are a lot of approaches to changing perceptions and changing the securities sector. that is an addition to the high- level policy stuff that we discussed. >> thank you. you have anything -- ok. let's take this as our final question. i have one more, very last question to pose to our panel. >> good morning. i am an independent researcher and consultant on issues mainly around the police and conflict. my question is aimed primarily at a bob. i will tweet it for egypt and tunisia. a paper

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one flattened a section of the interior ministry leaving a pile of rubble. look for the latest updates in the video all day on the website abc2news.com and we will keep everything up to speed. >>> new information an deadly accident on 5 parade honor-- on a parade honoring wound veterans. police say a decorated flatbed truck was crossing the tracks when a train slammed into it yesterday. four people were killed and 17 others were injured. >> we have been able to have the situation under control and deliver the best patient care possible in the types of situations. as far as -- as long as i've been here i haven't seen something to this magnitude. >> according to witnesses the train was sounding its horn and people in the flatbed truck were able to scramble off it before the collision. authorities say a prelimb marry -- preliminary investigation shows the crossing gates and lights were working at the time of the collision. >>> now to story about the remarkable courage of a 4th grade girl. >> she's been through so much but keeps a smile on her face. she is in a

basis of a one-size-fits-all template to stress the army is in the principal focus is the ministry of interior. what we also i think at some confirmation of is that it's critical to address the sources of resistance to the security sector reform among the key participants in that process. the police have concerns unless those are addressed it is difficult to imagine progress moving forward, and finally the relationship point between ssr and transition and how the integration of those efforts or friction among them reflect the process. very important observation to stand on the table so thank you very much. >> i'm going to lead the lion's share of the presentation. he's the principal that you may have gotten before this meeting were at this meeting itself. i also want to recognize my two colleagues are not only my colleagues but many respect the teachers because as we went through tunisia together in the subject or to your right. >> i know a lot about the subject traveling with my colleagues by helping in letting their paper and my paper as well, and i am speaking from the perspective of the co

saying evacuate to go to gaza city via these routes in these areas of gaza city but then there's been signals from the interior ministry of hamas here in gaza saying don't listen to these messages they are merely psychological warfare from israel designed to further terrorize the population to give in with more compromises so when a cease fire comes so also was confirmed by a news agency today here in gaza that there were messages from israel to the gazan population saying that after nine pm local time anyone of any nature civilian or otherwise will become a target for the israeli military if they do not stay home a clear signal that the palestinians don't expect anything good to happen the palestinians are buckling down tonight not expecting any cease fire to be realized early on my colleague kevin allen talked to a spokesperson for the israeli ministry of the fans josh hammond and he said how is the only party to blame for civilian deaths on both sides the israeli defense ministry who i represent and indeed the israeli public a morning civilian deaths on both sides i've seen it running around the south from bomb shel

saying evacuate go to gaza city via these routes stay in these areas of gaza city but then there's been signals from the interior ministry of hamas here in gaza saying don't listen to these messages they are merely psychological wolf for. israel designed to further terrorize the population to give in more compromises for when a ceasefire comes so also was confirmed by a news agency today here in gaza that there were messages from israel to the guardian population saying that after nine pm local time anyone of any nature civilian or otherwise will become a target for the israeli military if they do not stay home a clear signal that the palestinians don't expect anything good to happen the palestinians are buckling down tonight not expecting any ceasefire to be realized. and we fear the journalists and documentary filmmaker following all developments for us inside gaza. the status of the potential cease fire between the two warring neighbors is also a matter of debate tonight this conflict. has claimed an agreement or been reached while israel is hinting that bargaining is still in full swing and it is paula slowly reporti

saying evacuate go to gaza city via these routes stay in these areas of gaza city but then there's been signals from the interior ministry of hamas here in gaza saying don't listen to these messages they are merely psychological wolf from is. designed to further terrorize the population to give in with more compromises so when a ceasefire comes so also was confronted by a news agency today here in gaza that there were messages from israel to the gazan population saying that after nine pm local time anyone of any nature civilian or otherwise will become a target for the israeli military if they do not stay home a clear signal the palestinians don't expect anything good to happen the palestinians are buckling down tonight not expecting any ceasefire to be realized meanwhile hamas blames israel for stalling peace talks in cairo hopes that a cease fire agreement was a matter of hours were earlier coie by as well as demands for more time to respond to proposals artie's polls leader brings us the details and last one is in the human system a key hamas spokesperson that the ceasefire would be in effect on tuesday night we are s

this was the ministry of the interior, obliterated. israel is reducing the symbols of hamas rule to so much twisted metal and smoldering rubble, but they have not yet stopped the rockets. and while the missiles continue to fly, any chance of a cease- fire that sticks seems slim. nor is there a monopoly on suffering. more palestinian rockets hit home today, while sirens sounded in tel aviv and jerusalem, extending what israel calls a reign of terror far beyond the gaza border. >> there is one basic difference between us and our enemies-- they deliberately target civilians and deliberately hide behind civilians. and we do everything in our power to minimize civilian casualties while we exercise our legitimate right to self defense. >> reporter: israel's called up 16,000 reserve troops. the border looks like the marshalling point for an invasion. at some time, the order must come to pull back or advance. >> woodruff: the fighting triggered protests throughout the muslim world today after friday prayers came to an end. in egypt, crowds in c

saying evacuate go to gaza city via these routes stay in these areas of gaza city but then there's been signals from the interior ministry of hamas here in gaza saying don't listen to these messages they are merely psychological warfare from israel designed to further terrorize the population to give in with more compromises for when a cease fire comes harry just know we heard from the volunteer doctor miles jill but i just want to pick up on so we'll get some clarification from you just just for our viewers knowledge he was saying there that in gaza there are very few if no shelters because the gazans weren't allowed to dig is also saying there are no early warning sirens is that actually the case. while there are. some early warning signs when israel strikes this drone often the first missile is used as an early warning signal and sometimes this does actually help palestinians evacuate the area obviously terrorized because it's not an s.m.s. message saying please leave your home sometimes in fewer cases israel sends s.m.s. text messages to people all leaflets you know sends flyers from its fals but generally there are

saying evacuate go to gaza city via these routes stay in these areas of gaza city but then there's been signals from the interior ministry of hamas here in gaza saying don't listen to these messages that merely psychological wolf from is. designed to further terrorize the population to give in with more compromises when a ceasefire comes so also was confirmed by a news agency today here in gaza that there were messages from israel to the gazan population saying that after nine pm local time anyone of any nature civilian or otherwise will become a target for the israeli military if they do not stay home a clear signal that the palestinians don't expect anything good to happen the palestinians are buckling down tonight not expecting any cease fire to be realized . harry fear the journalist documentary filmmaker following all the developments in gaza for us. now israel's attack on gaza response to what it says is ongoing hostile action in seeing dozens of a groups warn of an impending humanitarian crisis british human rights activist eighty moment who's in gaza says the situation is desperate. everyone is a target now we've

the influence of the muslim brotherhood protests came on the anniversary of last year's deadly clashes near the interior ministry dozens of people. petering a religious festival in eastern india has killed at least fourteen people including six children entering twenty more the tragedy occurred as hundreds awash has surged towards the river ganges footprint as deadly stampede up comment during the country's holy festivals with nine people killed in a similar incident in september. in rural west wales as a noise in the sky those driving locals crazy but that same sound in the air elsewhere in the world is enough to strike fear into citizens paula boyko explains . for victims in tribal regions of pakistan yemen and afghanistan it's the last sound heard before bloodshed ensues a constant worrying that gets louder before it becomes visible but for residents of the quiet coastal town of abba porth in west wales the sound is synonymous with daily life this is the area where the r.a.f. tests its watch keep a drone from as you can see there's one taking off behind me as we speak in good weather the drones take off throu

observation for the peace training academy, the training center in lashkar-e-taiba by mli ministry of interiorho are posted there, which is a huge chain. i think also as you see the academies are on their way in the meantime meantime a lot of on-the-job training is done with mentorship and enticing but this seems to build that experience. of course he batted this for quite some time. so that abasing over time you got young officers now have been engaged with this for seven plus years, but actually they been gaining in strength and experience over that time. >> can i ask you one other area, which is about health care, medical care for afghans themselves and sustainability of that process. currently it's independent pollster in the country, but in terms of medevac capability in the future and what will happen a sustainability to be with her treat themselves should they be engaged in operations in the future because figures as dictated medical processes we have in place will not be there. >> if i may, two things i'm not. one is has ever seen previously that has been identified as a key enabler fo

city on saturday this comes after the israeli air force struck a number of government buildings on friday including the interior ministry a number of police compounds several smuggling tunnels as well as a three story building a mass has issued a statement in which it says that it will stand by its people so we are witnessing an escalation in tensions and muscles also said that in no way will it stick down now the israeli air force has said that it has hit some eight hundred targets in the gaza strip it says that this is part of its military campaign over the past four days that started back on wednesday when they took out the hamas military chief at the same time there are some four hundred and fifty rockets that have been fired by palestinian militants into southern israel and we're looking at a situation that the whole south of israel is in a state of high alert with some one million people who have been ordered to stay in bomb shelters the point that needs to be made that when we talk about how much we are talking about and look to government that was chosen by the people of gaza back in two thousand and six we're n

. >> he is one of several artists who have been awarded prizes by the interior ministry for their portraits of immigrants who have found success in germany. >> i think it is very important to say that these people are contributing to the success of the society, and that is highly significant. >> he is proud of both his turkish and german identities. >> i am cut to represent all over the world. >> he is an example of what young people can achieve regardless of their ethnicity. >> the -- "the magic flute," composed by wolfgang amadeus mozart, has seen many interpretations over the past two centuries, but now a new version of the offer is being performed using animations. >> some purists might have objections, but the latest production uses the latest sign graphics technology to create a new breathtaking look at the ancient and classic themes of love and life. >> one of opera's most famous arias reinvented. in this scene, she faces the wrath of her mother, the queen of the night. at first glance, it looks like a film, but this is live opera at its most original. >> we learn very quickly some o

overnight israel continued its attack on the gaza strip, one missile flatened a section of the interior ministryaeli troops are amassing on the gaza border. yesterday gaza militants launched its first rocket attack on tel aviv. >>> david petraeus was the on capitol hill about the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. the cia opened an investigation into the sex scandal. >> and holdsclaw shot into a former car on tuesday and she's now under arrest. she broke the car windows with a bat. she was one of the biggest names in college basketball history. she led tennessee to three championships. her ex-girlfriend is a current wnba player. >>> accused cincinnati air trafficker had a chance to avoid jail. on wednesday a judge told mitchell he could stay out of jail if he gives up smoking marijuana. he said he would try but asked to get at least one more joint in. the judge said no and will decide what to do with him at a hearing on monday. coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning" a live update from israel on the latest round of fighting. i'm duarte geraldino. this is the "c

somewhere near moscow a group of elite soldiers from russia's interior ministry are about to start an exercise in the morning they line up information according to tradition they pay homage to past comrades who have died in the line of duty. this unit has taken part in many counterterrorist operations across russia. they have a variety of firearms at their disposal but their weapon of choice is still the. rifle to these men it's known simply as kalash. there yet. these soldiers will enjoy a course of special training lasting almost until dusk its regular procedure but you modifications to the kalashnikov assault rifle to be tested in such units it will be hard to imagine a tougher testing ground but in your gun. one rifle for every bench is thoroughly scrutinized before being sent to units in a field in truth it's more like torture than a scientific trial. the rifles design and michele kalashnikov once recalled that when he realized his first model was to be subjected to a severe test he looked away he couldn't bear to see it with his own eyes. testing a new variant of the kalashnikov