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. >> reporter: when does that final parenthesis go on the war? it opened 2001. it closes when? >> i don't know. i don't really know when the actual end is. what i know is we're on a positive path. a positive trend right now for the afghans having really a true opportunity for a future. >> reporter: but no u.s./afghan deal means mcconville and the general and the tens of thousands of men they command are in limbo. afghanistan's future and the legacy of america's longest war are now open questions. analysts here say karzai is probably negotiating, but he also risks losing the most powerful backer this country has ever had. brian? >> richard engel live from afghanistan for us tonight. richard, thank you. >>> still ahead for us this evening, secret agents. a plot right out of "homeland," a name from the beatles and a real life thriller exposed. >>> and later, hold the phone. who is that on the other end of the butterball hot line? >>> it's the kind of thing we never know about while it's happening because we're not allowed to, but tonight we are learning more about a secret area at

>> worked on the parenthesis and the lip, smile turning up. >> right. and lifting the cheek, i see. >> lifting the cheek. >> yeah, i can really see that. i want you to look into the camera. i would like you all to see what one treatment on one half of her face has done. look at the difference in the lifted look of the eyebrow. look at the hollow under the eye. look at the lifted look of the cheek. and it looks like that whole side has a lifted look. it's just really incredible. >> the tiny fine lines are much less noticeable. the results with the facemaster are definitely natural. i love that it's me, but fresher. >> the fine lines around my eyes are much more diminished. and also around my mouth. and every day, i'm sort of seeing a better glow to my face. >> i love the facemaster because it's easy to use. and it kind of gives you this little hope inside that i'm making things better and better. >> i know you want a lifted look. and i know that you want a younger, fresher look. now, here's your chance to defy gravity for yourself naturally with facemast

for the fourth quarter report, that is the march report in parenthesis may be included in the annual report. and that annual report that is being referred to are in both items 16 and 50. i agree, with director hicks on this, i think that it makes sense. the change that she proposed and think that we ought to go with that. and so that is really the only change. >> 60 and 50? >> 15. the language would just modify 15. >> if you look at exhibit a, if the resolution itself, sort of outlining exactly what our responsibilities are, and it is from the exhibit a and we have done the commission and we have tried to organize it so that the people so that we understand from a challenging perspective which each and every one of these items will arrive during the calendar year and also clearing that with the occ and the departments as well. and ask a question, and now that we have exhibit a and that will be provided to the commission secretary and so the commission secretary will be responsible for insurancing that the items hit the agenda at the appropriate time. >> that is right. >> and i think

the group from kaiser permanente (-left-parenthesis-left paren state carrying medical supplies and sanitation equipment. the team members come from all over the bay area. some of them have family in the philippines. >> i actually have family in manila. they were lucky enough to escape the destruction. they have been extremely supportive. in fact, my cousin is helping me coordinate this mission. >> the group will be there for one month and then another team will be flown in to relieve them. >>> a union that represents many bay area health workers is also sending help. the service employees international union held a fundraiser in daly city yesterday. the group had pledged $100,000 for the relief effort. they plan to send medical workers from the bay area. >> stretch of highway 116 reopened this morning. the profiler was open -- was close all night after a car crash turned into a cat grass fire. the crash brought down a power pole that sparked a grass fire. highway 116 didn't reopen until long after midnight. >> republicans and congress keeping up their criticism over the affordable care act. s

he didn't say you can keep your insurance if you want it, if you like it parenthesis. here is an interesting thing. you know who told us all of this was going to happen in 2008? >> me. >> hillary clinton. she warned us. she said this is going to be a catastrophic presidency. that is what ended up happening. at this moment they have a serious problem. the rnc and senator john thune have been collecting numbers but stories of people as the waves of cancellations start coming through. when you start putting people to the numbers, that's when you have even more problems. they look like keystone cops over at the white house. >> it's ironic hillary clinton warned us because hillary care looked like obama care. now she gets to distance herself from it. linus, he was always waiting for the great pumpkin to come. how would you describe linus, not a liar, delusional. >> linus? >> it's a peanuts cartoon. is the president a liar or is he linus, delusional? >> let me just say that dana is a slacker. i myself was up at 5:00 saturday morning reading all day long then sunday i get up