. >>> good news from uzbekistan, a pastor set free. after serving 4 years in prison for his religious activities. suffering for physical problems, authorities keeping a close eye on him. he is thanking god for his release. >>> up next, the american president talks about his personal relationship with christ and how he relies on god to give him strength. >> here in the united states, our president barack obama gave a rare glimpse into his personal faith. >> he say he waits on god morning and night and relies on him for strength. jennifer wishon has more. >> it is a tradition nearly 60 years old, a national prayer breakfast attended by the president of the jesus christ. >> the presidency has a way of making a person feel they need to pray. >> it was more than 20 years ago he signed up to work as a community organizer in chicago, illinois. >> i came to know jesus christ for myself. [applause]. embraced him as my lord and savior. >> white white house official said he wanted to give americans a more intimate look at how he views scripture a

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troops to lose pakistan -- to uzbekistan. we were approached and asked not to report thabecause it might jeopardize security. we chose not to report that. then if it leaks some other place and a pakistani news organization puts it up. another network reported it in the u.s. what is your guidance to news organizations? how can you say i will not address that when it is going out through these other means? >> this is why that clash takes place. whenever the president called me in the oval office and said were you the source i would give him a honest answer. i said to you go with it. you go with it and the president sees it on cnn and ask are you the source of it? i would say no, the source was another organization. >> it is a world of difference for someone in the name of the u.s. goverent and the president to confirm something than some murky report. >>ou would rather live with that ever meion that comes from another source? >> i would rather make sure journalists working to keep the american public informed move towards the t

one was to get power from uzbekistan much earlier than anybody got to kabul. >> i understand. spent and the second issue was that we did step in and finish the plant faster speed and i understand after that rating, yes. let me ask because commissioner ervin focus well on the fact that the jna for sole-sourcing is said that you were -- sole-sourcing the kandahar power initiative that you are uniquely positioned. i want to start -- this had two parts, and i discussed at the last panel with mr. thier, the a.i.d. chief, and he agreed, you knows it was possible to separate into two halves, 1100 miles away, diesel plant in kandahar. what i want to ask about first is the damn part. although there have been previous work -- the dam part. in 2009, louis berger completed rehabilitation of the second of two working turbines at the power plant. the work was not done primarily by you at the power plant, but louis berger. isn't that right, in fact, you have said you don't want to take responsibility for the problems of your partner at that plant. haven't you said that you deny you ate any r

i think it was. -- is pakistan -- uzbekistan. we were approached and asked not to report that because it might jeopardize security. we chose not to report that. then if it leaks some other place and a pakistani news another network reported it in the u.s. so, a, what is your guidance to news organizations? and, b, how can you say i will not address that when it is going out through these other means? >> this is why that clash takes place. that is a great question. my standard was, whenever the president called me in the oval office and said were you the source i would give him a honest answer. you say you cannot lie to the press, and you cannot. you cannot lie to the president either. i said to you go with it. you go with it and the president sees it on cnn and ask are you the source of it? i am going to give him an honest answer. >> i would say no, the source was another organization. >> there was an editor that already was your source. >> it is a world of difference for someone in the name of the u.s. government and the preside

troops to uzbekistan uzbekistan for the staging? >> several places. >> we were approached and asked not to report that because it might jeopardize security. we chose not to report that. then what happens? it leaked some other place. a pakistani news organization puts it up, goes online and another network reported on it in the united states. so, a, what is your guidance to news organizations today and how can you say i'm not going to address that when it's going out to these other means? >> that's a great question and this is why this took place. my standard, when the president called me in and says were you the source of this. you can't lie to the press and can't. can't lie to the president. if i say to you on background, yeah, frank, go with it. and you you with go it and president calls me, are you the source of this? >> you would say no, i'm not the source of it. >> you confirmed it. >> you would rather live with bad information out there that comes from another source? >> i would rather make sure that journalists working to kee

one was to get power from uzbekistan much earlier than anybody got to kabul. >> i understand. spent and the second issue was that we did step in and finish the plant faster speed and i understand after that rating, yes. let me ask because commissioner ervin focus well on the fact that the jna for sole-sourcing is said that you were -- sole-sourcing the kandahar power initiative that you are uniquely positioned. i want to start -- this had two parts, and i discussed at the last panel with mr. thier, the a.i.d. chief, and he agreed, you knows it was possible to separate into two halves, 1100 miles away, diesel plant in kandahar. what i want to ask about first is the damn part. although there have been previous work -- the dam part. in 2009, louis berger completed rehabilitation of the second of two working turbines at the power plant. the work was not done primarily by you at the power plant, but louis berger. isn't that right, in fact, you have said you don't want to take responsibility for the problems of your partner at that plant. haven't you said that you deny you ate any r

one was to get power from uzbekistan much earlier than anybody got to kabul. >> i understand.nd the second issue was that we did step in and finish the plant faster speed and i understand after that rating, yes. let me ask because commissioner ervin focus well on the fact that the jna for sole-sourcing is said that you were -- sole-sourcing the kandahar power initiative that you are uniquely positioned. i want to start -- this had two parts, and i discussed at the last panel with mr. thier, the a.i.d. chief, and he agreed, you knows it was possible to separate into two halves, 1100 miles away, diesel plant in kandahar. what i want to ask about first is the damn part. although there have been previous work -- the dam part. in 2009, louis berger completed rehabilitation of the second of two working turbines at the power plant. the work was not done primarily by you at the power plant, but louis berger. isn't that right, in fact, you have said you don't want to take responsibility for the problems of your partner at that plant. haven't you said that you deny you ate any responsib

one was to get power from uzbekistan much earlier than anybody got to kabul. >> i understand. spent and the second issue was that we did step in and finish the plant faster speed and i understand after that rating, yes. let me ask because commissioner ervin focus well on the fact that the jna for sole-sourcing is said that you were -- sole-sourcing the kandahar power initiative that you are uniquely positioned. i want to start -- this had two parts, and i discussed at the last panel with mr. thier, the a.i.d. chief, and he agreed, you knows it was possible to separate into two halves, 1100 miles away, diesel plant in kandahar. what i want to ask about first is the damn part. although there have been previous work -- the dam part. in 2009, louis berger completed rehabilitation of the second of two working turbines at the power plant. the work was not done primarily by you at the power plant, but louis berger. isn't that right, in fact, you have said you don't want to take responsibility for the problems of your partner at that plant. haven't you said that you deny you ate any r

one was to get power from uzbekistan much earlier than anybody got to kabul. >> i understand. spent and the second issue was that we did step in and finish the plant faster speed and i understand after that rating, yes. let me ask because commissioner ervin focus well on the fact that the jna for sole-sourcing is said that you were -- sole-sourcing the kandahar power initiative that you are uniquely positioned. i want to start -- this had two parts, and i discussed at the last panel with mr. thier, the a.i.d. chief, and he agreed, you knows it was possible to separate into two halves, 1100 miles away, diesel plant in kandahar. what i want to ask about first is the damn part. although there have been previous work -- the dam part. in 2009, louis berger completed rehabilitation of the second of two working turbines at the power plant. the work was not done primarily by you at the power plant, but louis berger. isn't that right, in fact, you have said you don't want to take responsibility for the problems of your partner at that plant. haven't you said that you deny you ate any r

troops to lose pakistan -- to uzbekistan.e were approached and asked not to report that because it might jeopardize security. we chose not to report that. then if it leaks some other place and a pakistani news organization puts it up. another network reported it in the u.s. what is your guidance to news organizations? how can you say i will not address that when it is going out through these other means? >> this is why that clash takes place. whenever the president called me in the oval office and said were you the source i would give him a honest answer. i said to you go with it. you go with it and the president sees it on cnn and ask are you the source of it? i would say no, the source was another organization. >> it is a world of difference for someone in the name of the u.s. government and the president to confirm something than some murky report. >> you would rather live with that ever mention that comes from another source? >> i would rather make sure journalists working to keep the american public informed move towards

we see like islamic or uzbekistan that it's coming from, arabs there, afghanis, there are iranian in pakistan. and then you see there is all enrollment in the providences. we don't have the countries to stop and you also have americans coming to pakistan. so we are not pressuring these countries to stop your members, stop your citizens from going to pakistan and committing terrorism against the people of pakistan? >> thank you. okay. one. >> elaine sorayo, fellow. this has been a great spirited panel. thanks a lot. we've heard the saying many times before credited to o'neil, all politics are local. and so what in the particularly the spirit of the klb do we see maybe more engagement? of the pakistani diaspora to link back into pakistan to provide underpinnings for future development and ongoing dialogue at the populous in pakistan? and maybe this could be the new frontier. you know? and i sort of sense -- since the klb came out of country and didn't -- they managed to push it through to maybe jonah would like to respond to that first. >> okay. last question. >> hi. sophia, british em