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army lieutenant general james terry said today about a quarter of the insider attacks can be blamed onurgent infiltrators or their sympathizers. the rest he said stem from personal vendettas and cultural miscommunication. >> we also understand that a lot of grievances and dispute resolutions are done, frankly, at the barrel of a gun out there. what we are moving toward and continue to train toward is that you've got to understand the sensitivities out there. >> reporter: though the u.s. is re-vetting all 16,000 afghan local police forces, it's unclear how many of the total 350,000 afghan troops will be re-screened. for more on this, i'm joined by john nagl-- a retired army lieutenant colonel, and veteran of both iraq wars. he's commanded u.s. trainers of both iraqi and afghan forces. and, john nagl, welcome. >> it's good to be back. >> warner: it's not only president obama who has embraced the 2014 deadline. after initially criticizing it, mitt romney said he would meet it, too. what do the problems say about the feesibility of getting all u.s. combat forces out by then? the core of th

lieutenant general james terry is the operational commander of the war. he agreed to take us into the notorious horn of pangway to see where we stand 11 years into this war. where we are right now, essentially this is the taliban homeland. >> we're headed right into it. >> we head over rich farm lands in kandahar province, making our way atop a strategically important hill top. >> this is looking back down over the district. >> it's a place where taliban fighters largely controlled until the u.s. troop surge of 2010. >> actually got in here and got into a pretty significant fight, a couple thousand taliban. the task force orion along task force 31. >> coalition officials say it is no longer a taliban safe haven. attacks are way down and roads are again passable. but as we witnessed firsthand, insurgents are still active. an explosion followed by a firefight erupted just below us. what's the biggest risk right now? how is the taliban attacking? >> frankly, they don't hold this. you got small groups out there trying to stop movement like this from coming th

lieutenant general james terry, the operational commander of the war, brought us here to see for ourselves the robust presence of their afghan partners. >> you look at these afghan national security forces, here is what's very different, very different from two years ago, moving out and taking charge of this. >> training the afghans to take over the war is practically the singular focus of the international coalition as of 2014 withdrawal date draws closer. >> and as they become increasingly more capable, we'll skill up some of that advice and assist and then over time they have the lead completely. we're not kicking the crutches out from underneath them. >> over here is the mosque where omar in 1994 established the taliban and now today u.s. and afghan troops patrolling this village with relative impunity. but there is an undeniable tension that now looms over joint operations like these. that's because of the insider attacks in which members of afghan security forces have turned their guns on their american and other coalition partners. >> it does shake the confidence of the soldiers out

lieutenant general james terry, the operational commander of the war, brought us here to see for ourselves the robust presence of their afghan partners. >> you look at these afghan national security forces, here is what's very different, very different from two years ago, moving out and taking charge of this. >> tell them to watch me. >> training the afghans to take over the war is practically the singular focus of the international coalition as of 2014 withdrawal date draws closer. >> and as they become increasingly more capable, we'll skill up some of that advice and assist and then over time they have the lead completely. we're not kicking the crutches out from underneath them. >> over here is the mosque where moah omar in 1994 established the taliban. and now today u.s. and afghan troops patrolling this village with relative impunity. but there is an undeniable tension that now looms over joint operations like these. that's because of the insider attacks in which members of afghan security forces have turned their guns on their american and other coalition partners. >> it does shake th

army lieutenant general james terry said today about a quarter of the insider attacks can be blamed onurgent infiltrators or their sympathizers. the rest he said stem from personal vendettas and cultural miscommunication. >> we also understand that a lot of grievances and dispute resolutions are done, frankly, at the barrel of a gun out there. what we are moving toward and continue to train toward is that you've got to understand the sensitivities out there. >> reporter: though the u.s. is re-vetting all 16,000 afghan local police forces, it's unclear how many of the total 350,000 afghan troops will be re-screened. for more on this, i'm joined by john nagl-- a retired army lieutenant colonel, and veteran of both iraq wars. he's commanded u.s. trainers of both iraqi and afghan forces. and, john nagl, welcome. >> it's good to be back. >> warner: it's not only president obama who has embraced the 2014 deadline. after initially criticizing it, mitt romney said he would meet it, too. what do the problems say about the feesibility of getting all u.s. combat forces out by then? the core of th

to put a second missile defense radar in japan claiming it will be focused on the terry north korean aggression but james corbett editor of the colbert report website he lives in japan thinks the system will be deployed for all the wrong reasons. there is going to have to be some sort of dialogue and one certainly hopes that it will come quicker because of the demonstrations are starting to get out of hand in china and so some real damage is being done of course not only to to japanese interests but even to owners of japanese restaurants or people who drive japanese cars in china are now being attacked in these protests and as a result we're starting to see the mirror opposite here in japan obviously not rioting or anything of that sort but there is an increase in the rate we nationalists riding around with their loudspeakers with their anti chinese slogans at cetera so it's definitely creating increased tensions and the only way out of this is for some sort of diplomatic breakthrough and it doesn't look like the two parties are really willing to come to the table at this point to the idea that this new

joining me to talk about the situation, the host of nfl today cbs james brown and real referee terry mccauley. it's so great to have you both here. to your knowledge, is there a tentative deal in place and, if not, what's standing in the way? >> the last notice we got early this afternoon, there is no deal imminent at this moment. >> no deal imminent. so despite the reports from cbs, you say those are premature basically. >> correct. they are closer from what we've heard but not imminent. >> i've got to get your sense of that monday night call. what would you have called? >> i guess as an official, i can't publicly talk about other official's calls. can i go into the rule and it's -- i can go into the rule and it's pretty straightforward that the player who goes up and gets it first, if he can complete the catch coming to the ground, it's his football. >> to your mind, you can't comment on it. fans think it was so egregious and horrible we all know what we're talking about. is there a possibility they were wrong on that? >> there's always a possibility they were wrong, but i'm not go

arrested on suspicion of a lewd act with a former student. 28-years-old james izumizaki was arrested at his home yesterday. terrymcsweeney joins us with more. >> reporter: mr. izumizaki here at albany middle school so popular they called him mr. i. parents are saying there is no way, it must be a misunderstanding, misinterpretation no way he committed these crimes. police say he did. >> it is a tragedy, total tragedy. >> reporter: that is a school district superintendent's reaction to the arrest of 28-year-old james izumizaki, a sixth grade teacher, for lewd acts with a child less than 14. hired in 2008 izumizaki taught math, science and language arts and coached. the principal received word of the incident monday and informed the middle school and district headquarters. >> we made a report to the police department monday evening. subsequently, an investigation is ensuing. it is my understanding that the teacher was arrested. >> reporter: the man who had been teaching monday was arrested at his home yesterday morning. the alleged victim described as former student. he was very popular with students. >> arrested

arrested on suspicion of a lewd act with a former student. 28-years-old james izumizaki was arrested at his home yesterday. terrymcsweeney joins us with more. >> reporter: mr. izumizaki here at albany middle school so popular they called him mr. i. parents are saying there is no way, it must be a misunderstanding, misinterpretation no way he committed these crimes. police say he did. >> it is a tragedy, total tragedy. >> reporter: that is a school district superintendent's reaction to the arrest of 28-year-old james izumizaki, a sixth grade teacher, for lewd acts with a child less than 14. hired in 2008 izumizaki taught math, science and language arts and coached. the principal received word of the incident monday and informed the middle school and district headquarters. >> we made a report to the police department monday evening. subsequently, an investigation is ensuing. it is my understanding that the teacher was arrested. >> reporter: the man who had been teaching monday was arrested at his home yesterday morning. the alleged victim described as former student. he was very popular with students. >> arrested

terry. chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us live on capitol hill with more. james?> reporter: iew ma, good afternoon. republican lawmakers have been using the hearing principally to disclose bad decision making by top members of the staff of attorney general eric holder while democrats are trying to draw bright exculpatory lines around the attorney general himself. michael horowitz has been the sole witness by the house oversight and government reform committee. he's been careful both in his testimony and in his 471-page report issued yesterday to strike a bipartisan tone. he's been focusing not just on operation fast and furious which commenced in october 2009, but also on its gun-walking predecessor, operation wide receiver, which was conducted with some similar results under the bush era. among horowitz's key findings, that the atf in phoenix and key officials within the u.s. attorney's office exhibited a disregard for the safety of individuals living on both sides of the border, that senior officials in the justice department while reviewing applications for wir

times james rainy tweeted, cockeyed mitt romney takelibyan tragedy and find a way to side with moronic pastor terry jones. and then came this headline in the l.a. times, mitt romney should triple down on libya rally with reverend jones. so are the tweets sort of influencing the way this gets covered, the narrative of this? which comes first the chicken or the egg? and i don't know if the the tweets hadn't happened it would have had the same thing, but you look at that and you have to say, just, do they even care about what was actually unfolding in front of their eyes in the middle east? because, you see the outrage of accusing the president of being assaulted? i'm sorry, there were human beings being murdered and our embassy was under attack, ab we were watching our american flag being torn up and burned and the islamic flag flying over our embassy. i really do wonder, i'm asking legitimately as i look at those, do they even care? it doesn't seem like any sense of something terrible is happening and we should be paying attention to it and what was raised earlier, the absolute radio silence. richar

brian p terry was the agent who died in the shootout with mexican bandits. investigators linked the weapons to the gun sting that jamesentioning, fast and furious. that operation was meant to track guns to mexican drug cartels, but the fed did not keep tabs on some of those weapons and the justice department's inspector general is scheduled to testify this thursday about what we want wrong. did -- we want wrong. the parents of that murdered border agent say they're still waiting for answers about why their son died. >> i want the people that murdered him and i want the people responsible for their guns. >> shep: agent terry's family was there in arizona for the ceremony today. this was but the second time that the government has named the border patrol station after an agent. >>> political experts have long said this election is all about the economy. but tension in the middle east has put foreign policy near the front and center if not right there. something analysts say could go a long way in swaying undecided voters. we'll talk to some of them next. [ giggling ] [ laughing ] [ laughing ] [ laughing ] [ laughing ] ♪

terry. >>> prosecutors in colorado intend to file ten more files against james holmes. he will be back in court today. he's accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58 in a shooting spree during a packed midnight show of "batman" in july. a diary sent to a psychiatrist just before the shooting may be used as evidence. >>> players locked out and many bolting to europe canceled all preseason games through the end of september. preseason hockey was set to begin on sunday. the last time the nhl canceled preseason games was in 2004 when a lockout cost the whole season. even the stanley cup finals. i know you're disgusted. >> this is not a proud moment for the nhl. >>> a close call for a police officer and woman who i say definitely owes him her life. police video shows two cops witnessing an accident and the police officer pushed her out of the way just before that van slams into the police cruiser. the woman and officer suffered minor injuries. the van driver that crashed into the car was cited for dwi. >>> space shuttle "endeavour" is on the final journey, this time atop

times james rainy tweeted, cockeyed mitt romney takes libyan tragedy and find a way to side with moronic pastor terry jones. and then came this headline in the l.a. times, mitt romney should triple down on libya rally with reverend jones. so are the tweets sort of influencing the way this gets covered, the narrative of this? which comes first the chicken or the egg? and i don't know if the the tweets hadn't happened it would have had the same thing, but you look at that and you have to say, just, do they even care about what was actually unfolding in front of their eyes in the middle east? because, you see the outrage of accusing the president of being assaulted? i'm sorry, there were human beings being murdered and our embassy was under attack, ab we were watching our american flag being torn up and burned and the islamic flag flying over our embassy. i really do wonder, i'm asking legitimately as i look at those, do they even care? it doesn't seem like any sense of something terrible is happening and we should be paying attention to it and what was raised earlier, the absolute radio silence. richar

terry, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> they will continue to meet every month. >>> the albany schoolteacher accused of molesting a former student has not been charged. the investigation of james izamuzaki is ongoing. we caught up with him this morning, but he declined to comment. he's expected to appear in court until october 24th. he remains out on bail and offcampus. he was a teacher and coach at albany middle school. >>> she's furious, so she's turning to face back. a man beat her autistic brother at a bart station. and she's mad that he's not facing any assault charges. the attack happened in july. the man punched her 15-year-old brother in the face. this is a photo of trevor after he was hit. police arrested the alleged attacker, but now his only charge is possession of marijuana. west is upset with that decision. and has launched her own facebook page called justice for trevor. >>> here comes the president, and here comes the music. president obama is returning to the bay area, this time it won't be your typical fund-raiser, it's a concert with the 49ers twist. performing for the president and his supporters will be musician john legend and michael franti. among the spe

james court tuesday afternoon. police say he took the children to alameda where he stole a yacht and sailed away with them, possibly overseas, police think that could be the case. terryy is at police headquarters and will join us live for a report at the top of the hour. >>> this morning a memorial outside the california highway patrol martinez office continues to grow in honor of a fallen officer. 37-year-old kenyon young strum was critically wounded on i -- youngstrom was critically wounds on i-680 tuesday. >> this officer was injured and killed in a senseless act. we wanted to bring these balloons to show our support. >> also a facebook campaign to dedicate a stretch of i-680 in memory of youngstrom. as of this morning that campaign has 16,000 likes. memorial services pending. >> to become an organ donor contact the california transplant donors network you can reach them at the number on your screen: or through a link on our website go to abc7news.com under see it on tv. >> if you would like to contribute to officer youngstrom's family visit any wells fargo branch. >> we've received thousands of condolences for officer youngstrom's family, friends and colleagues o