breach of existing agreements that will have legal implications and this is what we are examining mr palmer but just let me remind you that the peace talks have been stalled since last of tambour when israel resumes settlement building and what abbas says into pan's declaration is a result of a failure of negotiations so do you accept that. well negotiations are stalled because the palestinians refused to negotiate they have asked for a gesture in the form of a unilateral freeze settlement activity for some time we did that we did that and the palace you said it wasn't have to renew negotiations finally when we did renew negotiation they said they wanted more but they couldn't guarantee that even if we prolonged a jester they would continue talking to us in the end they decided to shut negotiations all together to make demands outside the framework of the negotiating structure and to resort to a unilateral motion at the un i think the poncing need to say what they want there will be no agreement if we don't agree on that there will be no peace treaty if we don't talk on it they need to come

as you just said mr palmer working together is key to solving the issue is and as we can see there are a lot of issues to be ironed out there thanks very much for your views from the countries ministry of foreign affairs. i senior north korean diplomat has been invited to new york in an attempt to revive the long stalled talks over his country's controversial nuclear program the moves come just days after a top and away from the north and south korea set together for the first time in over two years on the sidelines of a security summit in indonesia there they agreed to renew six party talks over pyongyang's atomic ambitions were halted after north korea shelled island killing four people saying it was responding to a provocative military drills however the u.s. secretary of state says before any deal is discussed north korea must first ismail its nuclear facilities to discuss the issue that's cross live now to pepe escobar asia times correspondent talking us from bangkok let me thank you for being here with us now why gas the u.s. invited a north korean envoy now what do you read into

mr. speaker, i brought back the picture of edy and stephanie. their father and lieutenant colonel palmer, died, and that continues to haunt me. and the way they died continues to haunt me. that's the reason i wanted to bring this picture down here again. they were given the task to train afghans to be policemen. the two were shot and murdered by one of the trainees. what really haunts me is the email sergeant baldwin sent to his wife the day before he was shot and killed. i quote the email, i don't trust them. i don't trust them. for anything. not for anything at all. why in the world do we continue to send our young men and women overseas to get theirselves blown up, shot, and murdered by people they are trying to train? these little girls are standing at their daddy's funeral at arlington cemetery. mr. speaker, that brings me to the last email i received from a retired general, marine general. i called him about 20 months ago and i said, i made a mistake on iraq. i don't want to make one on afghanistan. will you advise me. he said, yes, i will. let me read the one that just ties into t