thousands of families have been displaced by fighting and they are growing fears the government is no unger capable of stopping the militants. the taliban now control eight regional capitals including kunduz, a key city in the north. the areas you see here and read are those held by the insurgents. the afghan government still in control of blue areas which include the capital, kabul. the jihadists are closing in on the north stronghold, the areas in yellow remain contested. >> they can dream of a better future, but today, they are seeking refuge in this park. tens of thousands of families like theirs have been displaced in afghanistan's ongoing fighting. there is not enough food or other relief material for them. the displaced people are and a terrible and frustrating situation but the government has not sent a representative here, do help. it appears the government has little to offer them. >> [speaking foreign language] >> we call on the international community and international institutions to help as soon as possible to provide food and nonfood items to the many people displaced in afgh

there is immense unger in our country. but i also see the afghans we can go up to the new reality in those who want to offer to stay in afghanistan will make it better. and the region or of the region, especially russia, china, iran, and hopefully, also very important, hopefully also packs done. it realize it and it recognizes the dangerous of continued instability and this is a great portion moment for of kansas time to take a turn towards betterment. and i'm sure it were not just of course i must or for you to india. another great neighbor off of kennesaw that that, that has recognized you mentioned in penny actors, but you haven't mentioned one very important actor just yet. and it is that the taliban? correct me if i'm mistaken. but i think ever since it emerged in the mid 1990 your views on what that movement represents and whether it's good or not for your country have changed. what do you think about them now? my views about them have never changed from the wrongs that were committed then in the wrong that were comm

when we talk about private equity people, the majority saying unger term you still want to be investedina, you just have to be smart about it. in reality, how do you invest in china? tom: i think you have to look at the prospects for growth for the economy as a whole. china is still a middle income country, most people including us think the next decade will see china continue to expand for percent or 5% but -- 5% per year. but the question for your equity investors is how will that cake be divided up, the message which we are getting from beijing right now is that cake is going to be divided into a different way going forwards, a smaller share for the investor, a smaller share for the entrepreneur, a bigger share for the worker and for the households. francine: it was next in line to be the target of the campaign? it could be house prices, medical costs, how much more is there left to crack down on? tom: i think there are two big questions going forward, the first one is on property, and the second is on health care. if we look at property, there has been a huge driver of wealth creat

the bavarian premier heads the key faction in chancellor unger merkel's conservative block has concededliance may fail to hit the goal of comfortably winning next month's election. this comes as a pull put the social democrats in the lead for the first time. maria tadeo joins us from berlin. how is the election shaping up? a lot of twists and turns in the last few days. >> yes. we were heading into the selection thinking, it is german politics, it will be a boring election. when you look at polls now, they point to an election that is much more open and volatile than we initially thought. we had a pull yesterday which is being presented as a shock pull. the cdu now gets overtaken by the spd and the social democrats for the first time in 15 years. yesterday, we spoke with the head of the csu, the bavarian unit. he conceded that the numbers right now are not ideal for the union. let's take a look at it that. >> i would say that we are at halftime. we were out in front and had a few small mistakes and than the others picked up. now we have to pay attention. this will be a head-to-head race

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