and he finishes six months or two more home we called up and baucus is old press secretary and southern command all balls. and you can ask and i don't know how to get budget they need no longer in the military he retired or really. even tired out earlier this month. so be argued i had no way of getting into it either but baucus has not retired he has been reassigned to a desk job. in you his phone number. at the area or wrote on. now. this writ back of many me as. a filmmaker and. to ask if you quest is a bad one tell them all about what happened there. was you know that i'm not on there anymore and to any public affairs inquiry number foreign to the other comedian the public affairs officer you don't talk about that at this point i'm not off the record or. ok thank you for calling. is not the story about baucus. we would contact him again. even if he's a just a small pawn in a much bigger game. the security of the world requires disarming saddam hussein. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within forty eight hours. passed charge of iraqi citizens. this is a bad brings a further assuran

southern command. part of the -- >> how did you get up here? >> part of the operations that our military does are not war fighting, they are things like peacekeeping, humanitarian missions, disaster relief operations, peacekeeping for the un, peace enforcement under chapter seven of the united nations charter, there is nation-building, a large group of things which are not classical war fighting. as we move further into the 21st century, how do you see that developing, is it going to get more or would we deemphasize it? what's your vision? >> well, the doctrine that i described, that we put out in february of 2008 looks at our -- at having the ability to operate across the spectrum of conflict, from peacekeeping to conventional war. and so the versatile forces that we're building have to be able to plug in at any place on that spectrum and be successful. now, that's a tall order. but i believe we have to be involved in a range of activities, because involvement in a peacekeeping operation may prevent a larger of broader conflict. and so it's en

southern command. part of the -- >> how did you get up here?> part of the operations that our military does are not war fighting, they are things like peacekeeping, humanitarian missions, disaster relief operations, peacekeeping for the un, peace enforcement under chapter seven of the united nations charter, there is nation-building, a large group of things which are not classical war fighting. as we move further into the 21st century, how do you see that developing, is it going to get more or would we deemphasize it? what's your vision? >> well, the doctrine that i described, that we put out in february of 2008 looks at our -- at having the ability to operate across the spectrum of conflict, from peacekeeping to conventional war. and so the versatile forces that we're building have to be able to plug in at any place on that spectrum and be successful. now, that's a tall order. but i believe we have to be involved in a range of activities, because involvement in a peacekeeping operation may prevent a larger of broader conflict. and so it's enti

a huge blast leveled a house of hamas commander in southern gaza and palestinian security officials are blaming israeli air strike. but israel's military is denying involvement saying there was no israeli activity in the area. the violence comes shortly after the arab league offered mahmoud abbas to enter into direct peace talks with israel. >>> lindsay lohan was scheduled to be released from jail early this morning after serving a reduced sentence for violating the terms of her probation for two dui incidents in 2007. the 24-year-old actress managed to slip out of the correctional facility undetected by the media after serving less than two weeks of a 90-day sentence thanks to overcrowding. the judge ruled last week that the hollywood wild child would report directly to morning side rehab facility in los angeles after her release. however, radar online is reporting lohan has been redirected to a treatment facility in west l.a. over security concerns about the orange county recovery center. no official word on what the troubled actress is being treated for, but her attorney is denying r

southern command. part of the -- >> how did you get up here? >> part of the operations that our military does are not war fighting, they are things like peacekeeping, humanitarian missions, disaster relief operations, peacekeeping for the un, peace enforcement under chapter seven of the united nations charter, there is nation-building, a large group of things which are not classical war fighting. as we move further into the 21st century, how do you see that developing, is it going to get more or would we deemphasize it? what's your vision? >> well, the doctrine that i described, that we put out in february of 2008 looks at our -- at having the ability to operate across the spectrum of conflict, from peacekeeping to conventional war. and so the versatile forces that we're building have to be able to plug in at any place on that spectrum and be successful. now, that's a tall order. but i believe we have to be involved in a range of activities, because involvement in a peacekeeping operation may prevent a larger of broader conflict. and so it's en

huge blast in southern gaza has leveled the house of a senior hamas commander killing him and injuring thirty two others a large enough it was a known weapons manufacturer there speculation that the device could have accidentally detonated palestinian officials say an israeli airstrike cools the explosion but israel's military denies this. staying in the region now arabs living in israel say more and more laws are being brought in which actively discriminate against jews and human rights campaigners believe the racism extends beyond muslims as all these poor reports one recent bill forces prospective citizens to declare loyalty to a jewish and democratic state. they're just back to the states with a protest music sounds of the fifty years among jews and arabs they go by the name of dan blood and they're the first arab israeli hip hop group to rap in arabic hebrew and english the lyrics are bold and demand better treatment for arab israelis who they say are treated as second class citizens lieberman is saying. they want to take the i was out for the loud and people elected them so it's

a huge blast in southern gaza has leveled the house of a senior hamas commander killing him and injuring thirty two others are loud enough it was a known weapons and there's speculation that the device kids have accidently detonated palestinian officials say an israeli airstrike cools the explosion but israel's military denies this. eight people have been killed in kashmir is protests against india rule intensified on sunday security forces fired at thousands of demonstrators killing for an angry crowd and set fire to these station causing formula deaths i mean if since two inside exploded over thirty six weeks of protests. coming up soon russian athletes in the lead they've won most medals at the european championships in barcelona more no winning streak in all sport fun date in an hour. and a russia's fountains are now makeshift swimming pools as the heat wave continues its scorching grip on the country but are all those who've been taking the plunge every year no matter what the weather's like there the russian power troopers were making the second of all give the eightieth anniversar

and nato commander in the country, david petraeus, says some taliban gains in the southern provinces have been reversed. he added that the militants still retain the initiative in some parts of the country. the economy has become the second fastest growing in the world. strong industrial and mining output have reduced the rate to 8.8%. only the chinese economy is growing faster. france has commented about unacceptable insults about the french president's wife. one called her "an italian prostitute who deserved to die." iraq has regained its independence, that is the message from the iraqi prime minister on the day that american forces officially end their combat mission. this is a key election pledge for the u.s. president barack obama. he has been in texas banking the troops. while politicians hailed the withdrawal, many boys said concerns over the timing. >> this is not yet a country at peace and it might not be for a long time to come. after seven years of violence, this is a country which feels itself to be free once again. the acting prime minister announced today that iraq was

commander however anyone working with international forces including the afghan government aka supporters of the infidels should be killed the taliban began giving out their new code of conduct in southern afghanistan a little over a week ago according to reports just before top nato commander general petraeus issued his guidelines urging soldiers to avoid civilian casualties as well so here to talk about this is matthew hoh former state department appointee who served in afghanistan and former marine corps captain as well matthew thanks for joining us now first of all we've heard reports of both of these codes of conduct issue in this battle of the codes it seems at the same time that you hear reports on both sides that you know just after that after this comes up the taliban kill is killed forty three afghan civilians injured sixty five you also hear reports of the same on the u.s. side i mean a report just came out showing that thirty nine civilians were killed in an airstrike last month you have wiki leaks coming out showing that the western forces hid civilian casualties so my question is do these codes of conduct even work or mean anything what purpose do they serve in the counter

at least thirty two people have been wounded in southern gaza as a huge blast leveled the house of a hamas commander in a refugee camp the missing commander was known as a bomb maker palestinian officials say the explosion was the result of an airstrike which israel's military denies israeli forces killed last command in an age of an air raid on saturday after a rocket attacks into israel from gaza by unknown palestinian groups in which no one was injured. and a greek trunk drivers have announced they are suspending a weeklong strike and tearing into talks with the government they say they'll return to work on monday but warns of more disruption if there's no agreement their action has caused a major fuel shortage with a move to vehicles being forced to deliver petrol the truckers walked out of the government plans to open up their sector to help tackle the country's financial crisis. abandoned babies are sometimes left in cardboard boxes all discarded in places to be found by strangers in the czech republic a special facility allows women to safely give up their newborn babies but the so-called bab

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command of an area south of the capital. britain, based in basra, at controlled the southern part of the country. they were the largest european troop presence. but the war was never popular with european voters. spain was the first to withdraw its soldiers after a center-left government was elected. germany agreed to train iraqi police refused to provide direct military support. in the summer of 2009, britain completed its withdrawal from iraq. british prime minister gordon brown agreed with his predecessor, tony blair. giving testimony in an inquiry, they insisted the intervention had been necessary and justified. but their labour party paid a high price. it is now an opposition party. >> that was our in-depth look at the iraq war as american troops drawdown. stay tuned.

commanders are warning of more casualties in afghanistan as troops push into the southern region to rootiban. back home, the families of the men and women on the battlefield endure a difficult waiting game. correspondent terry mccarthy continues his series following the 3rd battalion first marines, the thundering 3rd. >> reporter: may 11th this year a roadside bomb kills sergeant may and corporal jeffrey johnson in southern afghanistan. half a day later and halfway around the world in southern california, may's wife crystal gets a knock on the door. >> i looked through the peep hole and i saw the marine. immediately i knew that my husband was dead. >> reporter: kenneth may was 26. he and crystal had been high school sweethearts in kilgore, texas, and were married two years to the day when he was killed. >> this is his purple heart. this is why it's presented to him. of course -- >> reporter: given to anyone who's wounded or killed. >> in combat. >> reporter: in combat. >> reporter: there are some 200,000 military personnel in afghanistan and iraq today. each one has a family waiting back

militants were also shot dead in the special operations command is believed to have been of either of one of the witan groups in russia's southernrepublicans. he was on the federal and international wanted list is. had clear. the suicide bomber. blew himself the young connector station a second bomb a detonating. that true station the twin blasts killed forty people injured one hundred. united states leads the world in the number of illegal immigrants it accepts every year for most citizens life in america means better opportunities with a growing number seven hundred last year have renounced their u.s. citizenship. tossed one former patriot why he did it. can o'keefe grew up an american in a nation that he believed was the greatest in the world a bastion of freedom and democracy in order to protect those ideals he joined the marine corps and went to fight for his country in the gulf war and that's when the american dream became a nightmare i was punished for speaking out about something that my superiors were doing. my life became extremely difficult upon my return with a different perspective i started to look at american hist

militants were also shot dead in the special operations command is believed to have been a leader of one of the militant groups in russia southernrepublic of dagestan he was on the federal and international wanted list for two years. he was thought to have close links to the suicide bomber. who blew himself up at moscow's bianka metro station a second female bomber detonated her suicide belt in truly station between blasts killed thirty people killed more than one hundred. in india human rights groups have criticised international pharmaceutical companies for testing new drugs on people without consent the country's health ministry says the number of deaths are linked to clinical trials has risen dramatically over the past two years as karen singh reports many of those who do agree to take part in the side up because they can't afford treatment. any india government run hospitals provide low cost treatment to the poor but there are increasing claims that being made guinea pigs in drug trials for western pharma companies without their knowledge here at the. hospital in indoor the north has been taking pills for the last six month

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and one big-ticket way to do that was elimination of joint forces command, which is headquartered in southernirginia, which has about 6100 military, civilian, contractor positions. in a big sense, what is your position on what he is announcing? guest: i think it shows how serious he is about addressing the nation's overall problem, of course, which is our budget deficit. and the fact that defense spending has to be taken into account. at the same time, he knows we have to continue to be effective in two wars. we have tremendous threats from elsewhere. and we have a need to modernize the equipment that our forces are using to continue to be able to maintain our national security. to be more efficient and more productive is what he is seeking to do. 2% of 3% additional each year is going to be needed in the defense budget so we have to figure out how to bring down the cost. host: reaction, of course, was swift. this was courtesy of the newspaper in that region here, which was a press conference held by the governor and regional members of congress. let us show a little bit of that. >> we all st

were also shot dead in the special operations command about garble face believed to have been in the view of one of the militant groups and russia's southern republic of dagestan he was on the federal and international wanted list for over two years off the front of her close links to the suicide bomber. who blew herself up at moscow's the bianca metro station a second team obama detonated her suicide belt at true station the twin blasts killed forty people injured more than a hundred. united states leads the world in the number of legal immigrants it accepts every year for most new citizens life in america means better opportunities but a growing number seven hundred last year have renounced their u.s. citizenship ortiz or emmitt asked one of the former patriots why he did it. ken o'keefe grew up an american had a nation that he believed was the greatest in the world a bastion of freedom and democracy in order to protect those ideals he joined the marine corps and went to fight for his country in the gulf war and that's when the american dream became a nightmare i was punished for speaking out about something that my superiors were doing

and one big-ticket way to do that was elimination of joint forces command, which is headquartered in southernirginia, which has about 6100 military, civilian, contractor positions. in a big sense, what is your position on what he is announcing? guest: i think it shows how serious he is about addressing the nation's overall problem, of course, which is our budget deficit. and the fact that defense spending has to be taken into account. at the same time, he knows we have to continue to be effective in two wars. we have tremendous threats from elsewhere. and we have a need to modernize the equipment that our forces are using to continue to be able to maintain our national security. to be more efficient and more productive is what he is seeking to do. 2% of 3% additional each year is going to be needed in the defense budget so we have to figure out how to bring down the cost. host: reaction, of course, was swift. this was courtesy of the newspaper in that region here, which was a press conference held by the governor and regional members of congress. let us show a little bit of that. >> we all st

southern province of basra. his death brings the total of american service personnel killed in iraq to at least 4,416. since the war there began in 2003. 50,000 u.s. troops will remain in iraq, but their commander said this morning it's unlikely they'll resume combat duties unless the iraqi government forces collapse. >> we don't see that happening. they've been doing so well for so long, now that we really believe we're beyond that point. >> in afghanistan, it was a deadly weekend. six u.s. soldiers were killed fighting taliban insurgents in the east and south of the country. 28 americans have been killed this month. 66 last month. afghan president, hamid karzai said this morning he believed the war can still be won. >> we have to win. but we in order for us to do that we must end the business as usual and we must begin to reexamine whether we're doing everything correctly. >> and the u.s. commander here, general david petraeus, says he has the resources he needs. >> by the end of august of course we will have nearly tripled the number of u.s. forces on the ground. we've expanded the non-u.s. nato forces, tripled the number of civilians, increased the funding to enable 100,000 more national af

commanders to put a huge emphasis on working with the people. the recent military operation in canada are, moving through southern afghanistan, called off by generalcchrystal one week before he resigned. it had to do with the fact that the elders said that they could not have a relationship, so do not do this operation right now. i think it is great that general petraeus is in the same line. they're working very hard to work with local leaders and communities to gain support and trust before they do anything. host: reported by laura came in afghanistan, "has another soldier emerged from the home of a village elder, troops spent time crowd on a plastic tarp on this third floor in afghanistan. the phrase, "3 cups of tea," has entered as the lexicon for shorthand for any leisurely, trust building chats with locals. take off your sunglasses and drink lots of t." collado, a welcome. caller: thank you. the cultural center in new york, comparing it to saudi arabia. is it valid to even bring that up in the conversation? and with the images on pakistan, my professor is a pakistani national. the images that she shows are usually quite different from what yo

commanders to put a huge emphasis on working with the people. the recent military operation in canada are, moving through southern afghanistan, called off by general mcchrystal one week before he resigned. it had to do with the fact that the elders said that they could not have a relationship, so do not do this operation right now. i think it is great that general petraeus is in the same line. they're working very hard to work with local leaders and communities to gain support and trust before they do anything. host: reported by laura came in afghanistan, "has another soldier emerged from the home of a village elder, troops spent time crowd on a plastic tarp on this third floor in afghanistan. the phrase, "3 cups of tea," has entered as the lexicon for shorthand for any leisurely, trust building chats with locals. take off your sunglasses and drink lots of t." collado, a welcome. caller: thank you. the cultural center in new york, comparing it to saudi arabia. is it valid to even bring that up in the conversation? and with the images on pakistan, my professor is a pakistani national. the images that she shows are usually quite different from what