mullah omar, this was an early indicator about bin laden, mullah omar told them to get lost. prince turkey wished he never attempted to do it. mullah omar was standing by bin laden long before 9/11. when 9/11 came on, he lost his country on this point of principle about not handing bin laden over. charlie: he said it would be against my religion not to treat a friend the way i am treating osama bin laden. peter: that is right. he gave an interview and said it would be betraying islam to hand over bin laden. charlie: did we come close to finding him? we might have, we could have. we might have been there? peter: in 2010, i spoke to some officials, military officials in afghanistan. they said we think mullah omar is spending some of his time in karachi. that is where the afghans say he died. it is a big city. 20 million people. now, was that their assessment based on real information or a hunch? it was not clear. no one was surprised by the fact he was in pakistan. charlie: we had always believed that is where he was. peter: yeah. the senior leadership of the taliban has been l

that person was mullah omar. unlikely his successor will have the same ability to put his in premodern -- ability to make peace negotiations. charlie: do we know he wanted a deal, or do we assume so because they would not have done it if not? peter: i would be curious to see what matthew says. i can't believe they did not start negotiating some sort of deal without him. if you think about it, the negotiations between the taliban and the united states and the taliban and afghan government, this has been going on for many years. it long preceded the beau bergdel deal. it did not get very far when bowe bergdahl was released thickly, but it did not just start in the last six months. this is a process that has been ongoing many years. i can't believe mullah omar would not have sanctioned it. charlie: matthew? matthew: it seems he did. if you look at it, the chief negotiator had been his secretary. that was 2012 when it started. the process stalled quickly. which goes to assume mullah omar was dissatisfied with how it

how are they losing mullah omar?e put it, if you make a decision early on you don't want to know, it is easy to lose track of them. the response so far has been to say nothing official about it. it seems like they want to move on. charlie: they said the same thing about osama bin laden. we did not know he was there. matthew: the raid was an american force coming into their country, killing him and leaving, which was a huge problem internally. the challenge to their dominance. this does not challenge them at all. this is some old guy who died in a hospital we don't know about. it was easy to move on and say this is not our problem. charlie: one of the things i remember, i think it was the saudi's went in person or otherwise to talk to mullah omar and say you've got to get osama bin laden out of here. peter: that is right. prince turkey went after the embassy attacks in kenya and tanzania. turkey went and said this is it. you've got to expel this guy. mullah omar, this was an early indicator of how he would answer bin

the death of the taliban's mullah omar. and jon stewart prepares to leave the "daily show" after 16 years. >> if it weren't for this, i would be a bitter old man. >> i'll tell you what's wrong with cheney, he doesn't know anything! >> you know, it's basically removing myself from that position at the bar and placing myself at the table. >> rose: we will have those stories and much more on what happened and what might happen. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> rose: so you began how? any luck at all or something else? what's the object lesson? >> give them a chance to rise. >> rose: tell me the significance of the moment. >> rose: this was the week the taliban confirmed the death of mullah omar. there were new leads in the hunt for the missing malaysian airlines flight mh370, and the n.f.l. benched quarterback tom brady over deflategate. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven days. bob bichristina brown dice at age 22. >> it's the first real evidence that there is a possibility that a part of the aircra

following the revelation that former leader mullah omar died two years ago. a close ally resigned today saying the decision to conceal omar's death was an historic mistake. his departure is less than a week after the taliban named mullah mansour as a new leader. some in the group dispute his appointment. mullah omar's brother is calling for an assembly to choose another leader. it's feared that the peace talks would be jeopardised, he was facilitate ght the talks. mansour urged members to ignore the peace talks. roxana saberi has more on the controversy. >> another blow for a group reportedly in disarray. monday the head of the afghan political office quit his post. a resignation coming less than a week after the death of mullah omar, and the appointment of a new head. in a statement, augar regarded as the chief negotiator took issue with the manner in which mansour was appointed. al jazeera learnt he blames mansour for keeping the death of mullah omar a secret for two years, calling it... an historical mistake. mansour's appointment drew fire from other top

the same status held by omar. he is believed to be the de facto commander, while omar's whereabouts were unknown. the face-to-face talks, the first officially confirmed between the taliban and afghan government took place in early july. they were hosted by pakistan and with the u.s. and china attending. the taliban's rendition of the most senior leadership comes after afghanistan's own provincial success last year. they've taken more significant steps toward peace helped by the international community. but the death of the taliban's figurehead seems to be unsettliunsettl unsettling some of its members. omar was a founder of the movement, and its long-term leader. are the group's violent campaign has not stopped despite a tentative dialogue. large-scale attacks continued before and after the talks. observers say they're determining whether to pursue peace. the group has also been shaken by the departure by some members of the so-called state extremist group. as a new leader attempts to preserve the taliban's unity,

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when the news of omar's death they were put on are hold. the afghan don't says it is committed to peace talks. a splintered taliban would make it more difficult for the.afghan government would have any chance at peace talks. and fighting with the taliban throughout this pert. a i have complicated situation over whether they should support the new taliban leader in the wake of the news of mullah omar's death and the whole peace process thrown into a state of uncertainty. >> hundreds have held a candlelight vigil to support sheila banke fm insteadke stefanie dekker sends us an update. >> people gathered in tel aviv and basheba her family issued a statement because she supported people answer right to live as they please. she was there when she was stabbed in the back. they also said they would be donateing her vital organize ans. pressure coming out here ton ground on the israeli government to do more to tacking these jewish trem is, did it only a short time before this happened. be questions be how he could mechanic the be acknowledge less t

was and of course prompting the announcement that mullah omar is dead, the taliban not being specifichen he died. afghan officials saying he may have died as long as two years ago. the splits in the taliban making peace talks much more difficult because the afghan government would like to talk to a united taliban, a taliban with a broad base of support of the fighters across the country and of course it comes at a difficult time in the fighting season at the height of the fighting season taliban fighters in the north and south and east taking quite a bit of land and giving the afghan security forces quite a difficult fight. >>> still to come all corruption case against south african politicians julius malema is thrown out of court. malaysia corruption scandal, why there are big questions over a multi million deposit into the prime minister's bank account. ♪ ♪ welcome back reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, the number of people died attempting to reach europe via mediterranean surpassed 2000 and were brought ashore by the italian coast guard. benjamin netanyahu has urged groups

, and what was happening with omar.ave always been rumors and suspicions that omar, a reclusive leader who had not been seen in public for years, might be dead. the taliban admitted to that last week. the afghan government says he died two years ago. so a lot of those divisions, i think, had to do with the fact that peace talks were about to get underway. the second round was supposed to be held last friday, but that was derailed by the news that mullah omar the leader of the taliban was in fact dead. >> what are the implications for the peace talks and the conflict then? >> reporter: for the peace talks very difficult, because the afghan government doesn't want to talk to a divided taliban, and that's what we have. we have talked to a number of taliban commanders over the last couple of days and there are divisions over whether to accept mansoor who says he is a professor to omar. so a divided taliban more difficult to deal with in terms of peace talks. and on the battlefield, this has been a fierce fighting season for

they say that the replacement for mullah omar, monsour has sent out letters asking for support. while some taliban commanders have accepted mansour others do not. one splinter action of the taliban said that not only do they not accept mansour as the new taliban leader, but they'll actively fight anyone who sports him if a political situation is not come to quickly. it comes at a critical time. peace talks with the taliban and afghan government were to be held on friday when news of omar's death emerged. they were put on hold. the afghan government said that it is committed to peace talks and hopes they will go forward. but there is concern about who comes to the peace deal now and a splintered taliban would make it difficult for the afghan government to have any kind of comprehensive peace talks. so a very complicated situation. splits on the ground here whether they should support the new taliban leader in the wake of the news of omar's death and the peace talks now thrown into uncertain glit a series of measures to prevent migrants from entering the of country of france. >> t

objecting to the legal shun of mansoor as the successor to mullah omar saying he believes it was outsidersictated that and he thinks the new leader should be chosen by afghans inside of afghanistan. all of this comes as taliban peace talks were to be held. it was the prospect of peace talks that started really highlighting the divisions in the leadership and it was his group that started raising questions as the prospect of peace talks became event earlier this summer asking where omar was. the taliban not being specific about when he died. afghan officials saying he may have died as long as two years ago. these splits in the taliban, making peace talks much more difficult, because the afghan government would like to talk to a united taliban, a taliban with a brood base of support. and of course it comes at the height of the fighting season. taliban righters in the north, south, and east taking quite a bit of land and giving the afghan security forces quite a difficult fight. >>> there has been a desperate plea for international help as myanmar's government struggles to deal with the worst

my experience based on what omar said is that there's a human touch element that exists that a lot ofproviders don't know how to reach people. they reach people through their programs, through a structure and i'm not down in structure, but people want to be humanly touched, and so the individuals we work with and work for, and i like to rephrase t we work for, these people we have relationships with. we build this trust and we build this respect that things get done and then it's a high expectation that's put on them as it relates to in order to be the person you want to be, you want to do the things that give you credibility in the community, and that transformation takes place in a way that this individual, like in our case, we make sure kids get safely to school. that within itself, at one point some of the people that work with us were the people who were terrorizing the community, so now they're in a position where they are making sure people get safely to school to and from, the little kids. that boosts their self-esteem. it gives them credibility in the community whereas people

omar villafranca is there. omar? >> reporter: tremaine wilbourn was just added to tennessee's top-ten most wanted list, and cbs news was able to confirm that just this afternoon he is now in custody. memphis police say the suspect, tremaine wilbourn, a convicted bank robber out on parole, shot 33-year-old officer sean bolton multiple times. >> an ambulance is already en route. >> reporter: as officer bolton lay on the ground, a neighborhood resident grabbed the officer's police radio to call for help. >> please, please hurry up. he's shot. [sirens blaring] >> reporter: bolton pulled over when he spotted a 2002 mercedes benz illegally parked in a south memphis neighborhood. officials say the officer had unknowingly interrupted a drug deal. detectives say wilbourn was the passenger in the vehicle and got out of the car, briefly struggled with bolton, pulled a weapon, then shot the officer. memphis police director toney armstrong. >> when you look at this individual, you're looking at a coward. he's a coward. you gun do

omar villafranca is there. omar? >> reporter: tremaine wilbourn was just added to tennessee's >> we are here today to announce the arrest of tremaine wilbourn. >> wilbourn, a convicted bank robber on parol shot 33-year-old sean bolton multiple times. as officer bolton lay on the ground, a neighborhood resident grabbed the officer's police radio to call for help. >> please, please hurry up! he's shot! ( sirens blaring ) >> reporter: bolton pulled over when he spotted a 2002 mercedes benz illegally parked in a south memphis neighborhood. officials say the officer had unknowingly interrupted a drug deal. detectives say wilbourn was the passenger in the vehicle and got out of the car, briefly struggled with bolton, pulled a weapon, then shot the officer. memphis police director toney armstrong. >> this has been an around-the-clock investigation. we've always been one step behind or ahead of him. i think he felt the walls closing in and thought it would be in his best interest to turn himself. >> reporter: bolton's death

one interpretation is the discord with omar if in fact tele-band leadership and pakistanis take some skeletons out of the closet and setting the table for negotiation, let's hope that is the case. there is also a good chance some elements could come under the black flag of the islamic state. there is is a lot of uncertainty as to where this goes, despite a lot of skepticism most afghans say this reconciliation effort is worth pursuing. i very much think that it is. there is another thing we need to focus on diplomacy has done all the things that dan has described, but it is also the case that diplomacy has been backed up by security efforts by the afghan security forces and the united states. it is military pressure that has sparked the tele-band to to the table, the taliban and themselves are using military force to enhance their negotiation. i would echo dan's point, we are at a moment when there is the possibility of reconciliation and peace in afghanistan, and we should give that effort are full diplomatic support, which is putting pressure on the pakistanis to produce an agreeme

that was sparked by last week's revelation that the founder mullah omar was dead. security experts believe the new taliban leader may be ordering attacks to distract attention from internal rifts. afghan president ashraf donnie condemned the latest -- ashraf ghani condemned the latest incidents. "the incidents in the past two months in general and particularly the incidents of recent days prove that suicide bomber training centers and bomb making factories, which are continually used to kill our innocent people, are active inside that country." the northern province is also affected. this the side of the suicide blast that killed 29 on saturday. many question the government's ability to stop the carnage without the german peacekeepers who used to be based here. "we want security and stability from the government so we can live in a peaceful environment. we have been suffering from war and conflicts for almost two years." the fresh wave of violence demonstrates afghanistan's continuing volatility. peace talks with the taliban seem unlikely to resume anytime soon. sa

that was sparked by last week's revelation that the founder mullah omar was dead. security experts believe the new taliban leader may be ordering attacks to distract attention from internal rifts. afghan president ashraf donnie condemned the latest -- ashraf ghani condemned the latest incidents. "the incidents in the past two months in general and particularly the incidents of recent days prove that suicide bomber training centers and bomb making factories, which are continually used to kill our innocent people, are active inside that country." the northern province is also affected. this the side of the suicide blast that killed 29 on saturday. many question the government's ability to stop the carnage without the german peacekeepers who used to be based here. "we want security and stability from the government so we can live in a peaceful environment. we have been suffering from war and conflicts for almost two years." the fresh wave of violence demonstrates afghanistan's continuing volatility. peace talks with the taliban seem unlikely to resume anytime soon. sa

omar villafranca is there omar. >> reporter: the president just wrapped up his speech in front of an enthusiastic crowd here at this community center. this is the ninth time the president has visited new orleans since he took office. ( cheers ) earlier, the president, along with new orleans governor mitch landrieu -- i'm sorry, the new orleans mayor mitch landrieu, toured the treat of it, reme, one of the oldest black naebds in the country devastated by the storm. relaxed and smiling he was welcomed like long-lost relative. he went door to door shake hands, and chatting with residents, many now living in rebuilt homes. at his speech in the lower ninth ward, president obama paid tribute to the people of new orleans. >> i'm here to hold up a mirror and say because of you, the people of new orleans, working together, this city is moving in the right direction, and i have never been more comfort that together we will get to where we need to go. >> reporter: the president said katrina is an example of what happened when the government fails. maurice, he also added that the recovery is an

peace talks were to be held on friday when the news of mul mullah omar's death was revealed. who comes to the peace table now? a splint erd taliban would make it more difficult for the peace talks and heavy fighting in afghanistan all throughout this period. a very, very complicated situation, splits in the taliban commanders on the ground here over whether they should support the new taliban leader in the wake of the news of mullah omar's death. >> more to come, calais crack down. the u.k. announces new measures to stop the flow of illegal entrants from france. and choosing love over hate. thousands pay respect to the teenage girl stabbed to death at a gay pride parade. parade. meets humanity. only on al jazeera america. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >> time now for a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. russia's prime minister sergey lavrov has reiterated

. >>> planning to attend a high level meeting, from omar al ba bashir. , responsibility to protect which works to prevent mass atrocities around the world, he joins us now from the united nations in new york. are you surprised these plans for sudan east president to travel to the u.n. and speak? >> i'm a little surprised or perhaps not. he's been trying to push the boundaries of where he can go and where he can't go. we saw recently the course that he went to south africa for an african union summit and had to sort of almost climb out a window and jump into a car and get to the airport and get out of the country because the south africa civil society and south africa courts had ordered his arrest, a party to the international criminal court. he got away with it and i think this could be a case of trying to push the boundaries and to continue the sort of masquerade that he is a leader on the world stage. >> will he actually be able to attend summit next month? he did plan to make an appearance a couple of years ago but his visa was denied. will it be protested and granted this time around

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. >>> the family of the late taliban leader mullah omar is refusing to endorse its successor. in the past he has been a supporter of peace talks but for now those talks are on hold. jennifer glasse has more from kabul. >> two days before peace talks were to be held on friday they have been put on hold indefinitely. real concern for afghan government is that they want the taliban who come to the negotiating table to speak with one voice. this division makes it more difficult to know who they are negotiating with. president ashraf ghani is in germany for medical care but had a video conference and said he is speaking to the pakistani leadership as well and committed to bringing the two countries, the two countries should have peace and stability. of course the taliban leadership of mullah omar died in pakistan, the new leader is in qeta in pakistan. it is not just about the afghan government or the taliban, the pakistani government involved as well. very complicated situation. afghan government hoping the peace talks will move forward but divided over whether to accept its new l

who should succeed mullah omar and whether talks should proceed at all. and attacks have had upticks. this is not an opportune time, hoping that the peace talks will proceed but security a major concern, as these attacks happen, in certain parts of the city, one happened in the north, east, and by the airport, really very large attacks perhaps aimed at showing that the fighters still have some power, maybe giving them some leverage before anybody comes to a negotiating table. >> jennifer glasse, from kabul, thank you. >>> the u.n. security council has unanimously voted to set up a panel to investigate chemical weapons attacks in syria. in a rare display of unity, russia endorsed the move as did the rest of the 15 member council. the west has repeatedly blamed gas attacks ton government of president bashar al-assad. team of experts passed with identifying who is responsible and paves the way for possible sanctions. >> translator: syria has upheld its commitment in adherence to the chemical weapons convention as well as under resolution 2118 of 2014. syria

they several hundred people have gathered to honor mullah omar. >>> there is demand for better treatment of thousands of migrants who are trying to find better lives. >> it came from a resident group calling for better treatment of migrants trying to reach the u.k. they say channel tunnel authorities and british applications have to do more to save migrant lives. in particular the lives of those trying to get through the channel tunnel from calais in france by clinging to cars and trucks. nine have died since june. >> there were a lot of people who feel the way that i do, that my my gas station is a force for good. and we need to treat our fellow human beings with respect. >> there needs to be an european initiative that sets up properly managed refugeery camps where people can be properly fed and properly processed rather than less to live like animals in the jungle. >> a few yards away protesters with an all together different view. they're opposed to immigration of any kind. noisy and noisy with the english nationalism, but with an argument that resonate with some. >> we've got enough

the family of the late mullah omar is refuse to go back the new leader. monsour has been a proponent for peace talks but now the talks are on hold. >> the announcement of omar's death came two days just before peace talks were to be held on friday. they have been put on held indefinitely. the afghan government said that they're committed to peace talks, they want taliban to come to the negotiating table to speak with one voice. the division makes it difficult for the afghan government to know who they're negotiating with. president ashraf ghani had a video conversation speaking with the pakistani leadership as well that he's committed to bringing together the two countries, that the two countries should have peace and stability. of course, the taliban leadership of died in pakistan. the new leader is also in pakistan. it's not just about the afghan government and the taliban the pakistani government is also involved as well. it's a very complicated situation here, the afghan government hoping that peace talks will move forward. much more complicated now t

to individual leaders while some taliban commanders have accepted mansour he of course was mullah omar's deputy, as the new leader, others do not. there is a division. in hellman province, not only do they not accept mansour as the new leader, but they will actively fight if a new political situation is not brought about quickly. peace talks were put on hold, afghan government is committed to peace talks and hope they will come forward but there is concern who comes to the peace talk. a splint ter movement would be difficult to, heavily in afghanistan, all throughout this period so a very, very complicated situation splits in the taliban commanders on the ground here, over whether they should support the new taliban leader in the wake of the news of mullah omar's death and the whole peace process now thrown into a whole state of uncertainly. unsernt. uncertainty. >> charles stratford reports from the channel tunnel's french encumbrance in calais. >> ahmed insists we hide his identity. it's taken him four months to travel across western asia and europe. he must get to the u.k. >> we want

and then, you know, four years later ever since 2001 omar's people have been intre -- a lot of the cases were suicide bomber have blown themselves up and would have his number stored in the phone. that happened on a number of occasions. one of the drivers ended up some where. he's in prison now. so a few people have said, were you narcs -- but you presented this comic story. i guess my answer is everything that happens happens. all the comedy happens and we were there. we were there by luck, in a way, but we were there filming it. it's a available record of the world being about to change with nobody knowing. >> you could watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> now coauthors richard paul and steven moss talk about ten african american who broke the barriers in nasa. [applause] >> thank you i'm richard paul and steven will be up when it's time for his presentation. we're here to talk about our book. we could not fail the first african americans in the face program. nasa's role in civil rights before the civil rights act passed -- that's an important distinction. discrimina

of they have not consulted especially the family of mullah omar. they should have been informed by the election. he has appointed himself as leader. >> al jazeera's jennifer glasse sends us this update from kabul. >> well, mulla mansour considered the third most powerful taliban leader, and it shows how large the split is here. saying that he believes it was outsiders who dictated that, and he thinks that the new leader should be chosen by afghans inside afghanistan. now, all of this comes as taliban peace talks were to be held. it was the prospect of taliban peace talks that highlighted the divisions in the taliban leadership, and it was the questions asking where mullah omar was. and it was announced that he was dead and officials saying he may have died two years ago. these splits in the taliban making peace talks much more difficult. because the afghan government would like to talk with an united taliban with a broad base of support of the fighters across the country. it comes at the height of the fighting season, taliban fighters in the north

the afghan government announced on thursday that omar died more than two years ago in karachi. >>> debriscould be from missing malaysian flight 370 has arrived to a testing facility in toulouse. the discovery is a potential break through in a case that baffled aviation experts for more than a year. mh 370 went missing last year with 279 passengers and crew on board. >>> students are protesting in taiwan changes to curriculum that they say favor the chinese version of history. it's growing anger after activist killed himself earlier this week. >> these students are outside of taiwan's education ministry. they say they don't want the government's recent changes to the curriculum which includes revision to text books that support china's version of history. and that japan occupied rather than governed it before. around 700 people mainly students stormed the compound on friday. other protesters have joined them. more people flocked here in the evening and many people stayed. there have been protests over the issue for weeks. people gathered on thursday after they learned of the death of a stu

peace talks with the taliban and the afghan government were to be held on friday when the death of omared. the afghan government says it is committed to peace talks and hopes they will go forward, but there is concern about who comes to the peace table now, and a splintered taliban would make it more difficult for the government to have any sort of comprehensive peace talks. a very very complicated situation, splits in the taliban, commanders on the grown here over whether they should support the new taliban leader in the wake of the news of omar's death, and the whole peace process now thrown into a state of uncertainty. >>> jennifer glass in kabul. >>> military officials say soldiers were able to free 178 hostages of boko haram this weekend. most freed are women and children. >>> the military also says it captured a boko haram commander and air strikes killed a large number of fighters. >>> meanwhile, boko haram released a new video today, but something important was missing, the group's leader. he was last heard from in march when boko haram released an audio message pledging allegia

omar villafranca is following the case. >> reporter: shannon miles made his first court appearance this morning dressed in a jail uniform in shackles. the 30-year-old is charged with capital murder in the friday night execution-style killing of 47-year-old harris county deputy darren goforth at a suburban houston gas station. >> just read probable cause to the judge... >> reporter: district attorney devon anderson described a witness account of goforth being shot 15 times. >> and looked up and saw a black male with a bald head shooting, standing over deputy goforth and unloading a pistol into him. >> reporter: investigators were able to find miles nearby at his mother's house. detectives say ballistics evidence from the crime scene matched a gun found inside the miles' home. >> we're going to try to figure out the motive, even though we don't have to prove it, under texas law. everybody would sure like to know the motive. >> reporter: since 2005, miles has been convicted of at least five crimes in harris county ranging from resisting arrest to criminal mischief. in 2012, he was charged

but the omar question, in articular beyond that is moving story in terms of how that will unfold and what impact it will have on the peace process. but maybe taking a step back and going into more detail in terms of why do you think we actually got to this point right now, in terms of the peace process, that we did not have much movement for a long time. and also may be spiegel little bit more about the role of regional actors in china in particular. and then we wanted to hear when marie will be. andrew wilder: with omar, it's not that i don't want to answer, but the honest act is everything at this point is too speculative. we we seen't know, until what emerges. the one thing i say is i think , there arebly certain factions pro-peace are anti-peace, certain relationship have how long relationships with isi, that may just be involved in a quest for leadership. the taliban has their own interagency disagreement. we are seeing how that plays out, much as it may be tempting, the only person i was involved in the recount in the u.s. and the unity government, i will not take the hat trick

seattle chief kathleen o'toole personally responded having met the omars once before. what a beautiful family, she wrote. i look forward to seeing you again and meeting your latest addition. an addition who knows how to make a dramatic appearance. >> yeah, those emergency responders, johnny on the spot there. >> absolutely. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great wednesday,

peace talks were to be held on friday when the news of omar's death emerged. they were put on hold. the afghan government said that it is committed to peace talks and hopes to go forward, but there are concerns of who comes to the peace table now. so very complicated situation. splits in the taliban commanders on the ground here whether they should support the new taliban leader in the wake of the news of mullah omar's death, and the new peace process now thrown into a state of uncertainty. >> in pakistan the government where hundreds of houses have been bulldozed. nicole johnston reports. >> 20 acres of mud brick homes turned to rubble. it would take another week to level the area. people settled here for work and escape fighting in other parts of pakistan. they built houses on land they didn't own, now they're being turfed out. >> we lost everything. i came here 40 years ago. i can't return to my tribal area because there is fighting between the military and talib taliban. >> over the last few years land prices in islamabad have tripled. there is strong demand for housing and comm

with him for the last two years. >> john oliver's take on the two-year-old mrevolution that mullah omar died. >>> after the closure of a public beach on his behalf caused an uproar the beach in question sat directly below the king's private villa and french officials agreed to seal it off for security reasons. the construction of a temporary elevator connecting the villa to the beach also angered local residents. locals may have been less than thrilled by the 500-person strong entourage that accompanied the king wherever he travels. >>> snoop d-o-g-g stopped at an italian airport for carrying too much cash. how much do you roll with jen? >> little less than that. >> that's over the $11,000 you're allowed to carry on planes in the european union. snoop's lawyer says the money came from concerts performed during that trip and nothing illegal was going on. we're told officials are holding half of the rapper's cash until they figure out how much to fine him. >>> what do you get when you combine dirt bikes and oceans? robby madison found out when he used a tricked out dirt bike to surf waves

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as omar villafranca reports, it's not just a matter of 99 but red tape. >> reporter: while much of new orleans is almost back to what it was before the storm, 10 years after katrina, the lower ninth is still rebuilding. 64-year-old errol joseph is a lifelong resident of this community. >> everything was houses. >> reporter: a general contractor, he helped rebuild dozens of his neighbors' homes. >> i had somewhere to live. we were able to represent a house. so many people didn't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: years later, he is still frustrated by one final project-- fixing his own home. >> that was my mistake, working on different people's houses, getting them in place. >> reporter: how quick could you have had this place back up? >> when i had a lot of men working for me, within three months we would have been able to be in here. i gutted the house. >> reporter: it took four years after the waters receded for joseph to get the permit he's needed. he took his savings, insurance payouts and federal funds to begin rebuilding, but then, he says, inspectors told him he was not certified

omar bravo logrÓ la marca histÓrica y amanecerÁ como el mÁximo goleador en la franquicia de chivas. museo de chivas con la firma de bravo. >> muy contento, la primera vez que mi jovial estÁ de este muy emocionado por eso. tambiÉn estÁ mi esposa y mi familia, mi padre que en paz descanse. y por los aficionados y la paciencia que han tenido en estas tres etapas en las que estado en el club y he sido muy afortunado. >> jaguares y cruz azul al estadio vÍctor manuel dicen que quÉ madrugador se ayuda y el centro con silvia romeo, un golazo. al minuto 39 se acomodaba y sacaba disparo y golazo desde fuera del Área de juego se empataba. la segunda mitad del romero frente a frente con corona. de penal anotaba y colorÍn colorado este juego se termina con jaguares dos a uno. puebla y toluca noche negra para la arbitro chacÓn con varios fallos y perjudico a toluca. bermÚdez volviÓ notarÍa darle la victoria al equipo a montero. en otro resultado yo le ganÓ a tigres y pumas goleÓ cinco a cero al atlas de matossas. astros y gigantes de houston. abanicaba y en el montÍculo, nos vamos. cuadrangular s

vo por otro lado omar bravo escribio con letras doradas su nombre en la historia de chivas al llegarl maximo anotador en la historia del rebaÑo sagrado. guadalajara le quito lo invicto a morelia al derrotarlo dos a cero en el estadio omnilife. vo pasamos con el atacante mexicano raul jimenez que al parecer finalmente termino su espera y maÑana sera presentado como el nuevo refuerzo del equipo portugues del benfica. jimenez estaba entre el west ham united de la premier league y este equipo que finlamente lo ficho. gabriel fue una joranda complicada para los aficionados al beisbol de las grandes ligas en el area de la bahia. ya que los dos equipos sufrieron descalabros. take vo vo iniciamos en el att park con el juego entre los gigantes y astros donde dos errores de picheo bastaron para que housto se quedara con la victoria. rasmus y lawrie pegaron a lo profundo y dejaron la pizarra final de dos a cero y estan a cuatro juegos y medio del ultimo comodin de la nacional. vo los atleticos por su parte terminaron siendo apaleados por los azulejos de toronto 10 a tres. los de casa anotaron t