u.s. general in afghanistan to discuss election security unfortunately we lost a brave commander but if son of this soil voting is now set to be delayed in kandahar because of the murder still the u.s. hopes that voting will go ahead elsewhere as planned right now you know we're going toward the election and we will continue to defend the again people. the election will be a major test for the country outside observers and afghan voters are hoping that a newly elected parliament can forge unity across the country's disparate regions and ethnic groups something previous elections have largely failed to do. let's get more on the story with journalist ali latif he joins us from kabul hi ali now how concerned are authorities in afghanistan that the assassinate assassination of general will disrupt the poll why is his murder so significant. very significant is he the century the most powerful man in connaught as the police chief a role he took on since two thousand and eleven he's really taken over control of the city and made sure that it's secure so the fact that he was killed in the governor'

u.s. general who was the target. and donald trump threatens to deploy the military as a launch migrant caravan makes its way towards the us through central america. however the right has not gone away yet from china it's still there just coming off the south coast but it's curling back up into the west new season the crowd is going this general directions are once more the influence of the changing weather further north i think is beginning moisture allowing more shit to form itself into right in situ on the keep going east was towards one hand you will notice the temp change isn't great because it was still feeding moisture up from the sides and that rains also hitting the north western side of vietnam but the monsoon to the west of the east making a proper descent south was admittedly we do get late season rain of course as reintroducing the northeast the monsoon theoretically should be this side of india they get to the rain well it is coming in now so will be to some degree seven hundred ish but still you'll noti

u.s. general who was the target. and south korea's president meets the pope bringing him with him and historic invitation from pyongyang. get a welcome back here in a national weather forecast well plenty of nice weather here across central parts of europe high pressure is going to dominate that means a lot of clear skies a little bit of a moderate temperatures but where we are seeing the weather is out here towards of the western med now we have had some problems with rain across parts of northern africa as well as this area of low pressure that's making its way slowly towards the west notice the rain right here across parts of spain as well as down here towards portugal and we're going to be watching this very carefully for the potential of flooding over the next few days of going for friday over here toward saturday most of that active weather stays down towards the south affecting portugal as well as that southern area of spain but for the rest of europe like i said we're looking quite nice high pressure dominati

u.s. general in afghanistan who attended the meeting survived u.s. defense secretary jim mattis says it's not clear if this will affect turnout but the attack highlights the precarious security situation almost two decades after the start of the war in afghanistan. it's more than seventeen years since the taliban were driven from power in afghanistan. thanks to our military and our allies and the brave fighters of afghanistan. the taliban regime is coming to an end. two more u.s. presidents have been sworn in since then if the taliban's influence on afghan politics remains a deadly assault on this police station in central afghanistan was followed by the assassination of kandahar police chief abdul rizieq another blow to the authorities head of the country's upcoming parliamentary elections. unfortunately we lost our brave come on. son of this soil there is no doubt that any new reader tried their best to interrupt upcoming election and not let the people who participate in elections to the taliban say they were going for an even bigger scalp than ri

u.s. general, general scott miller pulled his side arm. he didn't fire, however. ut the security situation there right now. >> reporter: the police chief was seen as a key u.s. ally. his death raises questions about that part of afghanistan. afghanistan was readying for nationwide parliamentary elections and general miller, the day after his attack was seen meeting with security forces. kind of checking on how they were doing. there were several security incidents but several million afghan citizens turned out to vote despite the threat of violence. >> thank you for that reporting. >>> they have walked for hundreds of miles, faced tear gas and unbearable temperatures. entire families so desperate they resort to jumping off bridge, floating on rafts. we'll take you inside what it was like for one family to make that dangerous crossing into mexico, next. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ ou

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u.s. general in afghanistan today escaped an inside attack in kandahar ovovidence that killed three top inghan officials, including the olovincial police chief. general scott miller was not hurt, though one american service member and two civilians were wounded. the attack came after a meeting to discuss security for saturday's parliamentary elections. charlie d'agata reports from kabul. tt reporter: general scott miller escaped unharmed in the attack in kandahar when an afghan body guard shot dead general abdul razeq, one of the country's most powerful commanders, during a critical week here. the billboards plastered across kabul show fresh-faced candidates vying for a chance to create change. but with just two days to go before the election, it's the near certainty of violence that has locals worried. you are going to search all the vehicles? >> all the vehicle. r: reporter: police chief bismillah taban says the sheer numbers expected in this neighborhood alone on election day takes security to a whole new level. >> more than 10,000. >> reporter: more than 10,000 voters. >> more than 10,000.

u.s. general in afghanistan. general scott miller who was not injured in the attack. two american were wounded. u.s. service member and u.s. civilian government employee. a coalition contractor was wounded in the attack. u.s. troops killed the assailant. the taliban claimed responsibility for the assassination attempt. the assassination of the key u.s. ally as afghanistan readies for elections this month raises questions about the country's ability to ensure security and stability as the u.s. seeks to transfer full responsibility to the afghanistan government. back to you. >> ryan, thank you so much for that. >>> who has it tougher? a congressman or a prison inmate? one congressman's remarks might surprise you. >>> and lebron james makes his lakers debut, but did the lakers get a win? we'll find out next. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audi

u.s. general in afghanistan.ott miller who was not injured in the attack, but two americans were wounded. u.s. service member and u.s. civilian government employee. a coalition contractor was injured in the attack. the u.s. troops were able to kill the assailant, but the taliban claimed responsibility for the attempted assassination. this raises questions about the country's ability to ensure security and stability as the u.s. seeks to transfer full security responsibility to the afghan government. back to you. >>> we have breaking news this morning. several military personnel injured when a navy helicopter crashed on the aircraft carrier "uss ronald reagan" in the philippines sea. this is under investigation. none of the injuries is life threatening. >>> the justice department issuing subpoenas to the diocese in pennsylvania. advocates for survivors say this is the largest probe of the sex abuse case of clergy. there was credible evidence found that 301 one predator priests abused more than 1,000 children. the b

u.s. general in afghanistan who attended the meeting was the actual target survived the attack so. let's get more on saturday's elections in afghanistan i am joined now by markus puts old the german government's special envoy to afghanistan and pakistan and a former german ambassador to afghanistan ambassador welcome this morning thank you . looking at the security situation is it possible to conduct a poll in this climate of violence things going on. while there one third of the police stations cannot open but to put it in a positive way two thirds can open and i think that elections can be held to. i feel a sense of hope on your side perhaps i mean i have heard that there has been hope because there is this new generation of younger politicians. you know really out with this push to fight corruption to encourage democratization. do you think that a stable afghanistan can be achieved in the future i mean seventeen years of war now in this country it's truly a but if i didn't have hope i can do the job i mean you have to be able to mistake and they have a very they optimistic signs

u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is speaking about the possible bombs that have been sends to critics of donald trump right. to that respect for law and process that allows our people to accept legislation elections court rulings with which they do not agree this is the central feature of our system of government you advocate for your beliefs enthusiastically but we peaceably and lawfully comply with the results please know that from the beginning this investigative team has made this matter a top priority focusing their great talents and expertise on neutralizing this threat they have moved swiftly and professionally using extraordinary technical expertise to apprehend the one alleged responsible this is a demonstration skill of capability and determination american law enforcement the best in the world so i am pleased to participate in this announcement that a suspect is in the custody of the f.b.i. i want to remind everyone that the defendant in this case as in every case is innocent until proven guilty he has been charged today with five federal crimes including interstate transporta

u.s. general has warned that sanctions and deed on the table if india decides to follow through with the purchase of the russian defense system some see this as washington backtracking on the previous promise it had made to protect india against its sanctions so that's why this is seen as such a leap of faith on new delhi's behalf we also had a chance to speak to india's minister of commerce and industry who spoke of the personal chemistry between the two leaders and his own expectations from the gather . for change chemistry between this in fourteen and my prime minister has been extremely strong. and if you're walking really close the geopolitical. many issues each concerned with the country. it's my job as a minister of commerce and industry and a reason to make sure. that people who would need city support economically to industry to business he said listen to people in strong. so distant ph d. be happy to see that they're not just and the biggest delegation from militias in wouldn't it companies would be from india almost wouldn't are talking to each other so we feel that to be able to make

u.s. general in afghanistan targeted, just before the country's election. but first the headlines in 60 seconds. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is back on american soil after looking for answers on the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. hi we made clear to them that we take this matter very seriously. >> it's bad, bad stuff. but we'll see what happens. >> renewed attention on the u.s.-mexico border as a migrant caravan grows to 4,000 people. >> president trump says he will call on the u.s. military to help close the southern border

u.s. general miller who's leads the u.s. nato forces in afghanistan has come into today saying it was a close confined space but i don't think i was the target he escaped unharmed although two americans were hurt in this it does appear however that the targets were the f.k.n. officials so the governor the intelligence chief was killed and the police chief was killed and he was much loved his name was general. his his funeral has just finished down in kandahar thousand people out on the street regardless of the security concerns people across the country changing the facebook photos to show his folks instead of these because he had so fiercely fought the taliban for so long and is regarded as such a hero or president donnie just in the last hour announcing that he would appoint generosity younger brother to dean as the new police chief to replace his older brother torch that could this attack in khandahar impact upon polling right across the country to more. security is a huge concern and the election commission and and presi

u.s. general has warned that sanctions and deed on the table if india decides to follow through with the purchase of the russian defense system some see this as washington backtracking on the previous promise it had made to protect india against its sanctions so that's why this is seen as such a leap of faith on new delhi's behalf. the u.s. congress has approved the creation of a sixty billion dollar investment agency to fund projects in developing countries however the move could run counter to some of president donald trump is king of policy and others as get an explanation here with r.t. and bremmer donald trump's plan to put america first i will always put america first america first america first rebuild and restore america's depleted infrastructure and i've been in construction and building all my life i love it. i love the smell of a construction site right the roads railways power plants and water systems of the united states are still in some pretty poor conditions but donald trump said that fixing it up would be a breeze interest russia is the easiest of all but now the department of tr

u.s. military commander in afghanistan, general scott miller was there, and this attack took place shortly meeting between senior u.s. nato and afghan officials. again, a very concerning breach of security that an attack could take place following such a high-profile meeting. >> we learned last week the commanding general had to pull his own sidearm to respond to the attack. this attack took place last thursday. why did it take so many days for the pentagon to identify that a general officer was the service member injured in the attack? >> this is an issue of policy that's been around for some time. now, the military typically does not identify wounded service members. when service members are killed in action, they do identify after family notifications, but they don't when it comes to wounded service members. in this case, it's relatively rare for such a senior ranking officer to be wounded, so the information did come to light a few days later. the coalition initially just identifying the wounded american as a u.s. military service member, but again, now making positive identification t

u.s. general in charge of nato forces in the country. anistan is on high alert ahead of crucial parliamentary the talibanth increasingly active and posing a growing threat to the hopes of a new generation of afghans. he room on, a of place of peace, became a symbol of a painful war. now it is being restored to old splendor by a new generation . barred from school when the taliban ruled, now ts.y are engine >> everyone outside afghanistan sees the crisis we are going through, but we are staying here, daring to stand with our brotrs to rebuil>>our country. next door, forbidding around. wraps law students prepare for their often lawlessntry and corrupt. two years agooatheir peaceful s was stormed by gunmen. thatears the scars of battle. glass sliced her face. >> i remember each and every victim of that night. e my father wanted go toer dubai unty. i just wanted to stay here to show the taliban and this cannot scare us or intimidate us by attacking our schools. >> along the avenue outside, a posters for parliamentary polls. more young educate

u.s. generation after the end of what we call the cold war dareally does find itself in this code war.or nationstate adversaries online -- china, north korea, iran, and russia. as well as adversaries that could involve activists, terrorists, criminals, orin individuals seprofit or destruction. rajini: talked about russia and election hacking. we are weeks away from the midterm. how much of a concern should we have about that? >> a huge concern on multiple leveor. both the ition operations level. the disinformation, misinformation that we saw play out in the 2016 election, as well as the core infrastructure of the voting system remains relatively insecure. rajini: how much is the u.s. doing to actually protect itself from these foreign players and hacking? >> that is really what the book tells, the story of how the u.s. began to take action againste thur major adversaries, against isis online as well, and begin to move this very little understood world into the public domain through public action gake the indictments you saw earlier this monthst russia for attacking building anti-job an

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u.s. general in afghanistan yesterday escaped an insider attack that killed three top afghancuty for saturday'stary elections. >> reporter: general miller escaped from an attack during a critical week here. the billboards plastered across kabul show fresh faces vying for a chance to compete for change. but with just days to go for election, it's the uncertainty of violence that have people worried. the police chief says the sheer numbers expected in this neighborhood alone on election day takes security to a whole new level. >> more than 10,000? >> more than 10,000 voters? >> more than 10,000. more than 10,000. >> how are you going to be able to handle all of those people? >> reporter: holding the elections will mean mounting one of the biggest security operations this country has ever seen with 54,000 security personnel deployed across afghanistan. there are more than 2,500 candidates fighting for 249 seats in parliament.re tha5,000s open across the nation, but more than 2,000 have already been closed due to a high risk of attack. ten candidates have been assassinated in the last two months, o

increase for comic or silver all that was also true for general motors and then we are in an environment of rising interest rates meaning if u.s. consumers want to finance their new vehicles that becomes more expensive but still general motors was able to actually achieve the highest selling prices in the corporate history for their vehicles and then was one of the main factors and the u.s. market overall that even if g.m. sold fewer cars but for a far higher price and that's why they beat estimates and the stock sold this huge increase and the ends wednesday was the last day of trading in october and overall it's been a brutal month for stocks tell us why and give us an outlook you know what a month. so we did see especially high tech stocks under heavy selling pressure and for the months the nest there called was it was down by a good nine percent and even if we saw a little rally on wednesday and also on tuesday it still was for them as they called the worst a month since november two thousand and eight sold basically since the financial crisis and also down by a good five percent being the worst months in two and a half ye

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u.s. general in afghanistan who attended the meeting was actually the target he survived the attack. so let's get more on the story with ali latif a journalist in the capital kabul ali how concerned are authorities in afghanistan that the violence including the assassination of this very powerful police chief will disrupt the poll so i had a time doherty's did take a lot of measure so in the last week i've been travelling through three or four provinces and in each province along the way including in secure provinces you would see military and police vehicles coming in and taking over and establishing checkpoints so they're definitely doing things like that but this fascination of it was it was a very powerful commander you know probably the most powerful man in the province of kandahar the fact that he was assassinated in the governor's office in the presence of top u.s. military officials brings forth a lot of questions you know this was two days before the parliamentary elections and the fact that the man who basically ran trundled was the one who was killed in the governor's offi

u.s. general who was the target. one of the world's youngest democracies has chosen a new government we have a special report from the mountain kingdom a proton. and south korea's president meets the pope bringing with him and historic invitation from pyongyang. i oughta days of speculation and calls for on says u.s. president donald trump has said he now believes that missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi is dead is also warned saudi arabia will face very severe consequences if it's found to have been responsible turkish police are searching a forest on the outskirts of istanbul and a city near the sea resort of marmora the remains of the dissident journalists who went missing earlier this month in a moment we'll have the latest from istanbul first those reports from alan fischer in washington d.c. . he's been briefed by his secretary of state donald trump believes jamal khashoggi is that it certainly looks that way to me it's very sad charlie looks down he says they'll wait for the investigations to be delivered

u.s. general has warned that sanctions and deed on the table if india decides to follow through with the purchase of the russian defense system some see this as washington backtracking on the previous promise it had made to protect india against its sanctions so that's why this is seen as such a leap of faith on new delhi's behalf. but we also had a chance to speak to india's our minister of commerce and industry as we can do to show you these are live pictures behind me right now minister those folk over the personal chemistry between the two leaders on his own expectations from this gathering happening right now in new delhi. but so you can receive this in fourteen in my plan is to the next i'm just going to. be able to really close the deal politically. as well as on so many issues each concerns will decline to say. it's my job as a municipal this new industry and a reason to make sure. that people who weighed in cities economically to dispute business he said listen to me when strong so distant. to happy to see the dinners. and the biggest delegation from the ed we're going to companies and b

u.s. attorney general as well as an array of heads of security services in the united states confirming the news previously given by the media fifty six year old says york in custody charged officially now with five crimes that could lead to a total of fifty eight years in prison that's according to the u.s. attorney general all of those heads of services though emphasizing that this man is innocent until proven guilty as whole series of agencies involved of course in this investigation thirteen sent across the country and the head of the cia the f.b.i. rather they're saying the investigation is still ongoing warning against any complacency there. well we can go live now to get a bit of perspective on this speak to political analyst charles alltel there on the line charles thanks for joining us that if you were listening in to that press conference clearly a very big security investigation there over the last twenty four thirty six hours still ongoing in fact to find out the exact motive of this man just look at the wider picture though here i mean recent polls showing the u.s. public is gr

general motors. we are in an environment of rising interest rates, meaning if u.s. nsumers want to finance their new vehicles, it becomes more expensive. but still, general motors was able to actually achieve the highest selling prices in their corporate history for their vehicles. that was one of the main factors that the u.s. market overall, that even if gm sold fewer cars but for far higher price. that is why they beat estimates and the stock saw this huge increase. christoph: wednesday was the last day of trading in october and overall it has been a brutal month for stocks. tell us why and give us an outlook. jens: yeah, what a month it has been. so, we did see especially high tech s stocks under heheavy selg pressure and for the month the nasdaq composite was down by a good 9%. even if we saw a little rally on wednesday and also on tuesday, it still was for the nasdaq, the worst month since november, 2008. so, basically since the financial crisis. the worst month in 2.5 years. there was a lot of talk about rising interest rates. some companies could not fully co

u.s. generally speaking is taking a slower approach it's been said that they're still in the fact finding stage is there a potential for conflict here. i think quite the opposite i think what we're slowly seeing now is that washington and slowly coming together the fact that the cia chief came to a just ahead of a one speech one delivered what many people consider was quite a restrained speech he didn't target the crown prince mohammed bin solomon by name that will be a relief to washington in particular but the same time we see now the trunk does appear to be moving closer to uncle stance he's talking about this being the worst cover up he said that people should be held to a. i'm doing the interview with the wall street journal on choose stay for the first time he indicated the idea that he mohammed bin some of the crown prince could have been involved in the killing that will be seen as very significant on cross so i this is a long term plan on korea's play of isolating reality getting washington on its side and post and also seeing the benefits of. crushing the building closer ties wi

u.s. general in afghanistan today took to the streets of kabul to reassure afghans ahead of tomorrow's parliamentaryctions. yesterday, two top afghan officials were killed in an insider attack in kandahar. general scott miller escaped injury. >> my assessment is that i was not the target. it was a very close, confined space, but i don't assess that i was the target. >> glor: our charlie d'agata confirmed miller drew his own sidearm when the shooting started. the taliban has claimed responsibility. more than a week now after hurricane michael, the death toll has climbed to at least 34 people. cbs news is covering the frustrations of what is proving for some to be a brutally difficult recovery. in tonight's "eye on america," david begnaud shows us one family's struggle. >> this is the first hurricane i've ever been a part of. me or my family. >> he was crying so hard! >> i didn't think it was going to be this bad at all. >> there are six kids in my mom's apartment right now, and we can't keep letting them sleep on the floor, because there's no way-- we're cramming up in this one apartment, it's just--

u.s. general who oversees the nato military advisory mission in southern afghanistan was wounded in that thursdayn kandahar province. u.s. army brigadier general jeffry smiley suffereded a gunst wound. cnn pentagon correspondent ryan brown joins me on the phone with more on this. ryan, police is pretty significant. >> that's right, fredricka. the nato-led coalition in afghanistan initially said a u.s. service member was wounded in this insider attack which also killed several senior afghan officials. now, this was a very high-profile meeting taking place in kandahar and had actually the commander of all u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan was present at this meeting and the attack took place shortly thereafter. we're now being told that one service member who was wounded in the attack was, in fact, brigadier general jeffrey smiley. a fairly senior commander overseeing the advisory commission in southern afghanistan. he is still in command, we're being told. so he is recovering and is being treated, but definitely a significant senior member of the coalition to suffer that wound. >> and so this is

u.s. general scott miller was the target but he managed to escape unharmed it's increased concern about the security situation in afghanistan and of elections on saturday. i have our eye has more from kabul this is a major setback for the afghan government because in one single attack they lost three senior local government officials in. for example the top police command was on top of the hit list for the taliban for quite some time he has survived many suicide bombing attacks and his father was killed in an attack by the taliban who is known for his staunch anti taliban stance saying that there is absolutely no way that can play in a future role in afghanistan and also highlights of the challenges that the americans the afghan government and they too will face in the near future also comes against the backdrop of the upcoming elections many people how to hope that those if the saturday elections because pave the way for more stability and you parliament there could tackle the problems the afghan government faces particularly inefficient governance corruption and the need to find job oppor

u.s. general is among those injured in the taliban attack. his is different, ryan, than what we heard last week. >> we are hearing details about the attack and we were told a u.s. service member was wounded, one of two americans were wounded in the attack in kandahar. we are learning the identity of one of the wounded americans, it's general smyly that overseas the u.s. and nato military advisory mission in southern afghanistan, and he was wounded and he is still in command and is recovering from a gunshot wound, but his being wounded underscores how high level of a meeting this was, and the meeting had just concluded when this group came under attack from one of the bodyguards to a senior afghan official. the taliban has claimed responsibility for this attack, and it just really underscores how high profile this was. the same commander, general scott miller was on the ground the next day chatting with local security forces as they got ready for the par law men tlia elections. >>> and the trump administration is considering rolling back the tr

attack that killed the top afghan general abdul raziq in the southern province of kandahar, prompting a week's delay for voting in the region. the pentagon said sunday u.s. army general jeffrey smiley was shot and wounded in that attack. the top u.s. general in afghanistan, scott miller, was also a target of the attack is survived uninjured. the summit was a far higher level meeting them was previously believed. the elections, which were postponed three times due to security concerns, saw a record number of women and young people running for the 250 parliamentary seats. preliminary resultlts are expecd in november. in gaza, israeli forces shot and injured at least 130 palestinians on friday as protesters gathered near the gaza strip separation barrier with israel. gaza's health ministry says 25 children and four paramedics were among the injured. the demonstration was the latest under the banner of the great march of return, which started on march 30. israeli forces have killed over 200 palestinians and injured at least another 18,000, according to gaza health officials. meanwhile, israel has postponed plans to evict 180 palestinian bedouins from the vi

u.s. attorney general jeff sessions and f.b.i. director christopher ray officials confirmed that the investigation is still ongoing they can for also confirm that cesar say och is the suspect that has been arrested and is currently in custody attorney general jeff sessions said the suspect has been charged with five federal crime so far but that number may change he also added that they carry the charges at the moment they carry fifty eight years in prison f.b.i. director christopher ray also came to the podium and addressed some of the issues he said thirteen explosive devices have been sent to individuals but warned there may be further suspicious packages so this is still very much an ongoing investigation and i suggest that we now go to my schrader she is in our d.c. office and we're hoping to catch up with her right now all right meyer good to see you you've listened in this is not the end of the road. absolutely not what we're still waiting to hear is really what this this perpetrator's motive was now certainly we can draw s

u.s. attorney general eric holder made a similar comment about the gop. >> when they go low, we kick them. >> reporter: triggering this response from president trump. >> he better be careful what he's wishing for. that i can tell you. he better be careful what he's wishing for. >> reporter: in august the president revoked the security clearance for former cia director john brennan after slamming him on this broadcast for criticizing his handling of russian meddling. >> i think he's a total low life. >> reporter: more than anywhere else, president trump unleashes attacks on opponents at campaign rallies just like this one here in central wisconsin. the first one since today's scares. jeff, during the prayer to kickoff this event, the pastor asked for safety for both political parties and all of thei leaders. >> okay, weija, thank you very much. >>> wall street today turned back the clock to 2017. another sell off sent the dow tumbling more than 600 points. with that, stocks have now given up what was left of their gains for 2018. jill schlesinger is here to tell us what has investors spooke

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