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if he this say they're oy 100 members al qaeda i afghanistan, whyit deteriorating. i think a lot of peoplin the military will say, if the taban's not the prlem, what are wdoing there. >> charlie: do theyhink ey can draa distinction tween the talan and qaeda or theear that taliban will allow al qae to grow give eight sanctua if talib are control? >> think the military feels that way. hink you've hea sect gates say that inrecent weeks. just this week he said there was a connectn, a symbioc relationship, yove heard secretarof state hillary clinton y the same tng. th look at that as a problem of them being tother not al qaeda separately. not the taliban separaty. >> charlie before i goo jami because he's had longe view, where are the players, peter? who is auing what? >> well, vice presidentiden has been the most vocal skeptic of the ide of nding substantial new troo to afghanista he's telling telling peoe tt teasnot argue f less troop t that increase resources in afghanistan sses the point. pakistan is the mos impoant priority right now. on the other side you do see mi

the ericansaid "oy, give us infoation, we'll quid pro quo here."rom the arican troop they juslook at them anwait til thç ave and inome cases put.e.d.s in the road and just say "get out ofere." so tt... i don't thinkhere's ing to be a conneion there. >> re: so should we leave? >> i don't think you can leave right now. you have troops... eventually, i k ldu ou definely leave. but you have to form some sort of honorable exit. >> rose: how do you achve an honorable ex? >>ou in thehort term send in mo troops. >> rose:he only way, you think, to achieve an honorable exit? >> maybe. >> rose: up to 40,000. >>aybe. ey needeinf rcements. the taliban has mow me tum righ no >> rose: why dtheyha momentum? are they wining? >> nato. nato failed. it's really very, very simple. esident obama nt in 20,000 troops. and, again, geogr. m map crazed. a map. st in those troop so iç the st i the mountai you have u.s. troops in these little outposts. in the soh the desert, kandahar, u h americ troops also, me bri and canadians. they were having a toughim 20,0ç extra troops

oy! is this nuts or what? >>> and tyler perry's graphic and horrific claims that he was beaten and sexually abused as a child. why did this star and big-time director decide to open up about this now? this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. >>> here's your showbiz news ticker. more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news right now. >>> all right. did you see this? this guy is bungee jumped from 165 feet in the air and, yes, his bungee cord broke off in his feet and he hit the water at 80 miles an hour and lived to tell about it. >>> welcome back to "showbiz tonight." i'm a.j. hammer. this is really horrifying. something went terribly wrong when this 21-year-old jumper tried to bungee jump for the first time during a vacation in thailand. on the way down the cord detached from his feet and he slammed chest-first into the water at 80 miles an hour. miraculously he lived. this morning on "today" he said this near-death experience really opened his eyes. >> i've got a brand new appreciation for life and,