defense secretary is on an unannounced visit to afghanistan patrick shanahan says government involvement in peace with the taliban is crucial to ending the seventeen year war the taliban regards the government is illegitimate. iranian president hassan rouhani is vowing to continue the expansion of iran's ballistic missile program he's addressed tens of thousands in tehran on the fortieth anniversary of the islamic revolution. well now we can speak to ford is a professor of world studies a terror on university and he's joining us from iran's capital city thank you very much indeed the tone of defiance coming from president rouhani who is generally considered to be a reformist as it shifted as a consequence of the tough stance being taken by the trumpet ministration. i think so i think when he came into office about six years ago his main goal in foreign policy was to improve relations with the west what trump did to him has caused him to speak in terms that you heard today expanding iran's missile program and threatening united states back given the fact that u.s. has certain to attack ir

, but she didn't go unannounced.rash the event, right? she was invited to introduce this tribal leader. she was a guest. >> and she was treated respectfully, we should say. >> so does that help her, after all the criticism she's got from other tribes? >> she literally has been exposed as a fraud and she benefitted from that. that signature card for the bar with her name on it and checking "native american" or writing "native american" or -- >> american indian. >> american indian, is going to haunt her. every time she goes after donald trump or anyone else, they should show the card and she advanced her career because of that. >> she didn't. "the boston globe" did an exhaustive -- >> that's what her intent was. >> but that card has no bearing -- >> i thought "the boston globe" was what she had done with regard to texas. >> no, this was texas -- this was after she was hired at texas. i don't know why she did it. i think she's stretching the truth by any imagination. but it's not -- you can't prove that that particular

trying to end the seventeen year war the acting defense secretary patrick shanahan has made the unannounced visit to the capital kabul he's meeting u.s. military officials as well as the afghan president ashraf ghani to talk about national security shanahan says it's crucial the government is part of peace talks with the taliban so far it's been sidelined because the taliban regards it as illegitimate to the berkeley has more from kabul. mr shanahan spent monday meeting u.s. and nato military leaders and members of the afghan government including president ashraf ghani it was a two fold mission for sess what is happening on the ground although the peace talks are being going on with the taliban they are still fighting and still carrying out missions and also to reassure the government i think that they have not been sidelined on these peace negotiations will number that the u.s. . excluded the afghan government this is something that the taliban have always insisted that they would never talk directly to the afghan government in fact they don't call them a government they call them and admi

don't just show up unannounced. health officials worry that could expose others in the waiting him. >> thanks. >>> let's turn from that outbreak now to outrage. two underage girls while handing a reduced sentence to a 67-year-old man accused of committing a sex crime. >> kansas judge under fire tonight after reducing the sentence of a man that pleaded no contest to solicit ago 13 and 14-year-old, saying the young girls are partly to blame. in court transcripts obtained by nbc news, he says i do find that the victims in this case in particular were more of an aggressor. saying the girls went to his house voluntarily and took money for sex acts. the judge then sentenced him to just five years and ten months. eight years less than kansas sentencing guidelines. tonight todd thompson says they are looking into an appeal. >> these girls are definitely victims in this case. you know, they don't have the requirements necessary. they're children still. >> reporter: but in court the judge criticized the minors for not showing

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reporter: those who think ig they have measles are urged to call their doctor first, don't show up unannounced. t health officials worry t could expose others in the waiting room. lester? >> joe friar, thanks. >>> let's turn from that outbreak to outrage at a kansas judge who's accused of vicm blaming two underage girls whila ing a reduced sentence to a 67-year-old man convicted of a sex crime. nbc's kristen dalgren has more on the backlash tonight. k >> reportesas judge michael gibbons under fire after reducing the sentence of a man who pleaded no contest to soliciting 13 and 14-year-old, saying the young girls are partly to blame. in court transcripts obtained by nbc news, gibbons says, i do find that the victims in this case in particular were more an aggressor than a participant, saying the girls went to 67-year-old raymond sotten's house voluntarily and took money for sex acts. the judge sentenced him to fivee years anmonths, eight years less than kansas sentencing guidelines. tonight le attorney todd thompson says they are looking into an appeal. >> these girls are definitely victims in

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to end the seventeen year old war there acting defense secretary patrick shanahan has made the unannounced visit to the capital kabul these meetings u.s. military and afghan president ashraf ghani to talk about national security shanahan says it's crucial the government is part of peace talks with the taliban so far it's been sidelined because the taliban regards the government is illegitimate tony bentley has the latest from kabul. pat shanahan will want to reassure the afghan government that it has not been sidelined from these peace negotiations even though the taliban has said in the past they will not directly negotiate with them mr shanahan has said that the peace ultimately lies with the afghan people and he said that the afghan government should be part of that peace negotiation process the taliban has been talking directly to the u.s. there is concern about what speed is going for this peace process mr. has said that he's hopeful that the some kind of deal on the table by july that's worrying some people because after eighteen years of conflict they're wondering worrying that how

iran is adamant that no way can any nuclear warhead be used on these missiles it did develop an unannounced veiling in an underground factory ahead of this anniversary celebration a new missile a big range missile one thousand kilometer missile that was a clear message to the united states and the europeans that this ballistic missile will continue now without wishing to dwell too much on this is the key to everything because the nuclear deal was was actually called off by the united states. back in may donald trump insistent on that as a centerpiece of his policy now we stand with the nuclear program still restrained because of the nuclear agreement because the europeans are keeping that alive but the united states is putting more and more pressure on and the situation is becoming more tense all the time here so when these heightened international tensions and you're as well as economic problems in iran what it rainy and they're telling you you've been out and about speaking to them. yes indeed there is a real feeling a big feeling on the streets amongst the older generation in particular

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teachers unannounced they are prepared to go on strike. a fact-finding report is due february 15 any strike could occur after that. the school district administrators say they plan to keep schools open if teachers do go on strike. >> we will bring in lots of different individuals, some may be subs. some may be those that are here in the central office. it will look differently based on our various schools. >> the teachers want a 12% pay hike over three years as well as small class sizes and extra resources the school district offered a 5% pay raise and they say they are dealing with a $30 million budget deficit. the superintendent says they are in the process of developing a counter offer. >>> working to solve the housing crisis, a look at the new efforts to begin creating more affordable places to live. >>> what is happening in virginia has the nation watching. the top three officials have to resign. we have more on implications coming up. >>> traffic is going to be busy all over the place. there is a problem on the east shore freeway wit

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the exact location was unannounced until the present posted it on twitter yesterday. this will be the two leaders second summit. the first was last year in singapore. >>> lawmakers now have less than a week to reach a deal on border security. and avoid another government shutdown. emerging from the talks on wednesday, delete republican negotiator touted the most positive meeting that he's had in a long time. he said if things continue in that path, the new border security plan is likely to gain president trump's approval. mr. trump is indicated if he doesn't get if your deal from lawmakers, he would bypass congress and use emergency powers to fund a border wall. >>> and we are taking a live look this morning at washington, dc. following a fiery hearing on capitol hill with president trump's acting attorney general. yesterday, democrats matt whitaker on his oversight of the special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling. now, several lawmakers reprimanded him for dodging their questions. >> have you ever been asked to approve any requests or actio

patrick shanahan made an unannounced visit to afghanistan.e says he has no orders to reduce the number of u.s. troops there. meantime, in syria, u.s.-backed forces say they launched their final push against isis in a village in eastern syria with the barreder near iraq. military officials have said that isis losing territory doesn't mean they're no longer a threat. analysts estimate hundreds of fighters could be hiding out and they say isis could make a serious come back in six months if the u.s. doesn't keep up the military pressure. benjamin hall reporting live. >> hi, shepard. after 4 1/2 years of brutal war and devastation, it comes down to this. the final battle. we were there last week and now the final push to try to wipe them out is underway. there has been fierce fighting today with the militants surrounded and under assault and pushing back. the remaining fighters are using suicide car bombs and booby traps and thought there's about 600 isis fighters left in an area of about 1 1/2 square miles. over the past few weeks, about 20,000

could they do sort of unannounced inspections?many cases, they were constrained considerably back then, and so if we got to that point again this year, i would expect that the north koreans would rank fence them. >> i want to know what you think as someone who has been involved in -- you're very familiar with negotiations and what they entail, especially for a principal like the president. and the president, according to our reporting, is planning, because the michael cohen testimony does take place sort of in the middle of this summit, to watch it. it's in the middle of the night if you're looking at local time in vietnam. what is that going to mean? >> real must-see tv. i think it's going to be a little strange. it occurred to me that we wanted to keep the north koreans overnight, sort of a two-day summit, because i bet they want to use that night to negotiate a communique. i think it will be a little strange if the president is up, tweeting down the hall, and the staff is working on a document about commitments, but, you know,

the president holding unannounced meeting with sheriffs here at the white house, a need for more border wall and need for detention beds. the president is set to leave the white house to head down to to el paso, texas, for a rally tonight to continue to tout border funding as we get closer to a deadline of friday at midnight to avert a second government shutdown this year. connell, melissa. melissa: connell, thank -- break you. what do you think of the pivot with the democrats talking about number of detention beds and wanting to cut it so dramatically? is that, president said introducing something new in the negotiation in an effort to derail it. what is your take? is that accurate? >> i think it is accurate indeed they introduced a new element into the negotiation. boy, it looks to me, medical list, both sides feel feel they have a winning hand politically with this. they have gotten far apart. blake burman describing that the democrats talking about 16,500 beds. the administration wants 56,000 beds? monetary difference for the wall. donald trump wants 5.7 billion. the democrats i rea

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even still, unannounced visits. so many soldiers centers and the rest. you think when they see you when they popping? >> i first started doing it years and years ago. prior to having "csi: new york," the show that i was on that lasted for nine years, -- >> worrier you and iraq veteran? >> yes something like that. and they didn't really know -- >> neil: so the younger soldiers that you talk to, they might not be familiar with some of the oscar-nominated work, so how do you explain. >> it seems like everybody is familiar with forrest gump. it's a movie that won't go away. it's 25 years ago that the movie opened. 25 years this summer, and -- >> neil: did you have any idea it would be that big? that it would become that big? >> no, not one we were making. it was an important moment in my life for a couple reasons that are right about that in the book and the significance of it because not only did it change my career and turn a new direction there for my career, it made this connection with our wounded veterans and our vietnam veterans and men and women who

four of these are unannounced, and the committee will come in and inspect facilities, as well as question shelter staff about their knowledge of policies and procedures. the staff also makes two announced visits to every site every year, skb these announced visits, the committee notifies the shelter ahead of time that we will be coming in and asks that they post signage so that people will be aware that we're coming in at a certain date and time and talk to clients about what their concerns may be. lastly, client complains, client can follow complaints of any standard violations, and they can file them by phone, e-mail or in person. real briefly, i haddy like to talk about the different sites that are monitoring by the shelter monitoring committee. we monitor resources, shelters and drop-in centers. clients can receive services such as shelter reservations and/or services such as meals, laundry, showers, case management, a lot of different services, but it varies, depending on each individual location. the largest group of sites that the community monitoring would be the single -- monitor

step toward trying to end the seventeen year war the defense secretary patrick shanahan made an unannounced visit to the capital kabul he's meeting u.s. military officials as well as the afghan president ashraf ghani to talk about national security shanahan says it's crucial the government is part of peace talks with the taliban it's so far been sidelined because the taliban regards it as illegitimate. the u.s. is likely to start pulling its troops out of syria within a few weeks the trumpet ministration has so far been sending mixed messages on the exact timing but president trumps top commander in the middle east says it all depends on how things pan out on the ground iran's president hassan rouhani says the country will continue to expand its ballistic missile program he addressed tens of thousands of people as a mass the fortieth anniversary of the islamic revolution oh yes so today in order to make different types of missiles we are not getting permission from anybody and we will not ask permission from anyone to build them our military power will continue and i would like to make it c

there is not a shortage of candidates that are here and unannounced candidates like eric swalwell.e has an event in a few minutes, the congressman out of california will be joining him. kiersten gillibrand has events in cedar rapids and iowa city we'll join her there. you have the likes of the colorado governor who will be here and amy klobuchar, kamala harris. one year from the caucus is getting the full visit and folks had the opportunity to hear. are folks warming up to any of these candidates? we are hearing from iowa residents they are not committing one way or the other. the question, ali, question of joe biden and bernie sanders over each of the last three events i've been toe, i ask the voters should they jump into the race? almost 100% of the response there's rens i haveness. there is affinity for both men. with the likes of amy klobuchar, they've been exposed to other candidates they haven't been exposed to to. >> amy klobuchar has gone off to new hampshire. how is she setting herself apart? >> well, if she sets herself up as the neighbor next door. in this case the senat

four of these are unannounced, and the committee will come in and inspect facilities, as well as question shelter staff about their knowledge of policies and procedures. the staff also makes two announced visits to every site every year, skb these announced visits, the committee notifies the shelter ahead of time that we will be coming in and asks that they post signage so that people will be aware that we're coming in at a certain date and time and talk to clients about what their concerns may be. lastly, client complains, client can follow complaints of any standard violations, and they can file them

we wrote over the weekend that senator mitch mcconnell actually made an unannounced visit to the whiteouse earlier this week and telling him, please don't do this, mr. president. there's a lot of republicans who are opposed to this action. and what could actually happen is that congress could take actions to actually terminate this declaration, and it could pass because there's that much opposition among his own party on capitol hill. >> so ron, is there a feeling that the president would respond to that kind of warning, if not even kind of a threat coming from mitch mcconnell? >> yeah, look, he's got a problem on both means and ends on the border wall. on the end itself of the border wall, he's never been able to persuade more than 45% of the country, that's been the high point in any poll. usually it's more like 41 or 43 to support the wall itself as a goal, since he's taken office. the means he's chosen to pursue that end are even less popular. we've seen 70% consistently saying they don't like the idea of shutting down the government to try to advance a policy goal of any sort. and

. >> i want to start with the fact is that unannounced, and some parents say they would like a warning about this, but school districts say if the kids do not think that this is really happening, it will not be effective. >> right, so there are several issues here. anytime that there is any kind of a drill like this, you have to consider the age and developmental level of the children, so age-appropriate awareness activities to prepare them are going to be the most effective. simply assuming that kids aren't going to buy it because they've been told about it is not only an accurate. entry defeats the purpose because when a drill like that happens and they had no previous awareness, it will set off a trauma response, flooding their braidwood stress hormones that shutdown their capacity to think, and this problem will ripple into the classroom, and to possibly other trauma responses like nightmares and so am. >> you mentioned that that is it age-appropriate? let's talk a little bit about you know, junior high, high school students. what are the effects of going through and planning and p

people came unannounced to our house. whether it was potential buyers or the realtor selling our building. there was a poor communication between the real estate and bank. rubbingly with the we were able to work with people of the community. by passing copa it will help many families stay. we want to stay here for our families and their future families. please pass copa so my family, other families, seniors, work and working class can live peacefully in our home of soma. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i will read off a few names, trace, fernando, tony, keith, jordan, theresa and devin. >> clerk: i am theresa, director from a housing program. as you know, our organization we provide pre-and post application housing assistance. educational workshops on housing. in our drop-in clinics we always see tons of people looking for affordable housing and we know that affordable housing is not enough. copa is a great mechanism to add more affordable housing and at the same time a great preservation tool for the communities,