consulate in western afghanistan with car bombs and guns on september 13, killing at least four afghans but failing to enter the compound or hurt any americans. the attacks underscored concerns about the insurgency that shows no signs of letting up as u.s.- led troops reduce their presence ahead of a full withdrawal next year. the u.s. temporarily evacuated many of its personnel to the embassy in kabul, 400 miles to the east. it is considered one of the safest cities in the country with a strong iranian influence. the attack highlighted the taliban's reach. the militants once concentrated their activities in the east and the south, but in recent years, they have demonstrated an ability to strike with more frequency in the once peaceful north and west. three members of the afghan security forces were killed. wounded security guards were taken to the hospital for treatment. >> the attack came two days after americans staged commemorations for the september 11, 2001, attacks, on the united dates that precipitated the war in afghanistan. exactly two years ago, insurgents staged a daring att

. >> reporter: it's teacher appreciation day at this girl's school in western afghanistan an there's a lot to celebrate. education is one of the biggest successes here. in 2001 when the taliban fell there were only a million children in school mostly boys. this year there's 10.5 million afghans in schools and 41% are girls. >> if you want to make your country best for that you need to go to college. it makes them -- >> under the taliban the society was hidden away and denied an education. >> the second they heard it was opening, they came back in big numbers even though there were not enough classrooms to hold 3700 of them. not all schools are as successful. >> they don't have any -- for example, they don't have any building or security are the biggest challenges. now, he says the curriculum is the best it's ever been. >> there's still more to be done. school doesn't have the money to put grass on its playing field but the students are happy to be here. jennifer glass, al jazeera. >>> the nuclear authorities have arrested four people. chairman ron allen scram abled to leverage assets

. >> it's teacher appreciation day at this girl's school in western afghanistan. there's a lot to celebrate. education is one of the biggest successes here. in 2001, when the taliban fell, there were only about a million afghan children in school, mostly boys. this year, there are 10 and a half million afghans in school, 41% of them are girls. this girl hopes to go on to university. >> if you want to make your country better, for that, you need to go to college, go to any university that she wants, especially girls, because the girls, makes them help society. >> under the taliban, that half of society was hidden away and denied an education. >> for six years, the gates have this school were closed to girls. the second they heard it was opening, they came back in big numbers, even though there weren't enough classrooms or foul 3,700 of them. >> english teacher was one of the girls girls through the gates. painted flowers on the wall chart the school's progress from no graduates 12 years ago to more than 200 this year. not all schools are as successful. >> they come

. >> we spent over a year in a specific community in western afghanistan working with the farmers, understandingheir hopes were, and over time, we were able to provide them with the linkages they were missing so that they could grow better crops, get those crops to market, have more income and economic stability what they needed for families and their community and that they would have the long-term infrastructure to do it for generations to come. >> hi, how are you? >> howard howard watched and learned from his famous father. >> i remember all these things, conversations and watched how he thought and how he analyzed, and what were the things that were important in a decision? and i learned something. i learned that it is much better to make a decision quickly, i mean a well informed decision quickly than not make a decision. >> he credits his mother most of all. >> i don't think i would have made chose choices in a lot of what we do if i hadn't had her influence. >> he got his values from his mother, no question about that. >> another influence, public school. >> they saw america as most ameri

. >> we spent over a year in western afghanistan working with the farmers in understanding exactly whatre able to provide them with the linkages that they were missing so they could grow better crops and get them to market and have more income and economic stability for what they needed. and that they would have the long-term infrastructure to do to for generations to come. >> reporter: howard watch pd and learned from his famous father. >> i remember all of these things, conversations and watch how he thought and analyzed. what were the things that were important in a decision. i learned that it is much better to make a decision quickly and -- i mean, a well informed decision quickly, than not make a decision. >> reporter: but he crediteds hi mother most of all. >> i don't think i would have made the choices in if i hadn't had her influence. >> reporter: another ininfluence, public school. >> they saw america has most americans see america. i want my children to understand the world they live in through the eyes of the people of that world and the fact that they've got money to do good

it's no longer just al qaeda in western pakistan and afghanistan that worries us. it's these regional manifestation, and the u.s. is now demonstrating we're willing to put our boots on the ground in some instances to go after he's leaders. >> schieffer: and probably better to get these people when we can capture them alive than to kill them. >> absolutely. one of the key issues of aby abas el-liby, somebody who has been with bin laden since the 1990s what can we learn from him? he has been in libya for two years, reportedly trying to establish an al qaeda base there in connection to other groups. we'll want to know what he knows, not just hively but currently in terms of what al qaeda is planning. gleefd david, do you think we're going to see more of this now? >> i think the first thing that is going to happen is the terrorists will take more precautions about hiding. i think particularly ellib ehe was-- he thought he was safe in tripoli because it's become such a lawless city, and i think he just stopped taking all the necessary precautions to hide. and now that t

. >> the teacher appreciation in western tafg bu afghanistan puts a lot to celebrate. when the taliban fell there were only a million children in school most boys. now 41% of them are girls. >> so, if you want to make your country better, for that you need to go to college orn or any university. especially girls because the girls make half the society. >> reporter: under the taliban, the society was hidden away and denied an education. >> for six years, the second they heard its with opening they came back in big number terse b. >> she was one of the first groups. painted flowers on the wall tracked the school's progress. not all schools are as successful. >> . >>> just an hour left to register. what have been coleing i coming? >> as you can see behind me is the show of support you can bring here. there's also also behind me -- y talk about it. it will be the biggest issue for this election. where we're standing right now is an issue. first take it -- it's still not caution too many problems. its track takes it northwards up towards japan. as it goes across oa okinawa.

the next half- hour, the last major british forced to go to helmand province in afghanistan has begun its deployment as western forces scaled down their role in afghanistan. we will be speaking to a british director, the first british feature film to focus on the conflict in afghanistan. it is called the patrol, and the recently won the best film colade at the rain dance festival. that is still to come. do stay with us here on bbc world news. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. >>> welcome back to "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. here's some of the stories we're follo

actually nothing very good has happened in afghanistan the last twelve years and that's something western media and political leaders don't like to talk about anymore well there's really no actual practicing democracy to speak of in afghanistan what you have is a kleptocratic corrupt. state but we should reframe the question so as long as your stays there there will be violence there will be chaos because as an occupying power it began you know the u.s. wants to keep a footprint there but the longer its footprint is there the more well with women have to say the violence will continue because of occupation you know just the fact that the afghan government has not yet been able to convince the afghan people that it provides a better alternative. you're watching c.n.n. live from moscow it's good to have you with us but economic crisis in greece has forced the oldest university in athens to close down along with seven others that ministration says they can no longer function after government contracts slashed staffing levels and now students who should have started a new academic here have b

actually nothing very good is happening now afghanistan the last twelve years and that's something western media and political leaders don't like to talk about anymore well there's really no actual practicing democracy to speak of in afghanistan what you have is a kleptocratic corrupt. state but we should reframe the question so as only just stays there there will be violence there will be chaos because this is not the pine power it again you know the u.s. wants to keep a footprint there but the longer its footprint is there the more well with lin had to say the violence will continue because of occupation you know just the fact that the afghan government has not yet been able to convince the afghan people that it provides a better alternative. may disagree. but i believe america is exceptional. just we. were. just. going to turn sixteen this monday morning in moscow this is our take now those in the u.k. who want to break from the european union will be angered by a new study out suggesting jobless migrants from all across the e.u. are flocking to britain let's take a closer look oh pans

the wrong focus here is that actually nothing very good has happened in afghanistan the last twelve years and that's something western media and political elites don't like to talk about anymore well there's really no actual practicing democracy to speak of in afghanistan what you have is kleptocratic corrupt have a state that has control over some of the country. and doesn't have the ability to maintain security over even the parts that it supposedly controls we have the state has. about eighty percent of the government's budget comes from abroad in foreign aid so it can't sustain itself and you know in terms of who will succeed cars i will be democratic you know that remains to be seen i know that there will be some international observations of the elections go but previous elections have proven to be fraudulent and many of the people running include warlords and insurgents and you know people that. welcomed the al qaeda people in back in the ninety's so you know it's hard really to talk about any functioning democracy in afghanistan and you know the united states has a lot of culpability for that ok michael are w

the wrong focus here is that actually nothing very good has happened in afghanistan the last twelve years and that's something western media and political elites don't like to talk about anymore well there's really no actual practicing democracy to speak of in afghanistan what you have is kleptocratic corrupt have a state that has control over some of the country. and doesn't have the ability to maintain security over even the parts that it supposedly controls we have the state has. about eighty percent of the government's budget comes from abroad in foreign aid so it can't sustain itself and you know in terms of who will succeed cars i will be democratic you know that remains to be seen i know that there will be some international observations of the elections go but previous elections have proven to be fraudulent and many of the people running include warlords and insurgents and you know people that. welcomed the people in back in the ninety's so you know it's hard really to talk about any functioning democracy in afghanistan and you know the united states has a lot of culpability for that ok michael i mean talking

. >> we spent over a year in a specific community in western afghanistan working with the farmers and they were missing so that they could grow better crops, they could get those crops to market. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: howard has learned a lot from his father but credits his mother most of all. >> i don't think i would have made those choices, the choices that we make today in a lot of what we do if i hadn't had her influence. >> he got his values from his mother, no question about that. >> reporter: another influence, public school. >> they saw america as most americans see america rather than from some rarified perch. i want my children to understand the world that they live in through the eyes of the people thank of that world and the fact they've got some money to do some good things. it's great but they'll do them better if they lived in the world rather than looked at the world. >> that's really what stood out from the interview. they'll do better if they lived in the world than looked at the world as a billionaire's son and they have gobs and gobs of money but all thr

we've got to understand that there's not remaining in a central core of al qaeda in eastern afghanistan or western pakistan. that make -t it more the widespread. if you can take tout leaders of these smaller cells. it facilitates shutting down those familiar cells. they have connected but only in a virtual sense but only in a virtual sense. sop by bringing the leadership down, you can make a significant impact on the smaller cells. >>> this is significant for u.s. going after terrorist world wide. it's a pretty bold move by the president. does this have any consideration you think? >> no, i really don't. in the wake of the west gate mall killings in the development of the intelligence, these things don't happen along a political calendar but they have based on an intelligence calendar based on events on the ground. i think those people suggest that this is a part of the administration and somehow demonstrate. >> what is on the hour. our military and what does he say about our intel? >> >> you said two different things. the capthe capabilities are dif. they can reach any country around the world. h

actually nothing very good has happened in afghanistan the last twelve years and that's something western media and political leaders don't like to talk about anymore well there's really no actual practicing democracy to speak of in afghanistan what you have is a cleft craddick corrupt. state but we should reframe the question so i was only yes they said there will be violence there will be chaos because as an occupying power it began you know the u.s. wants to keep a footprint there but the longer its footprint is there the more well with lin had to say the violence will continue because of occupation you know just the fact that the afghan government has not yet been able to convince the afghan people that it provides a better alternative. real damage and complexity of this oil spill is not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're ope

you very much so swiss war games underlining real tensions between neighbors and western europe peter all of afghanistan's president has blasted the us for bringing suffering to his country with very little security to counter it with karzai as words come ahead of an historic chapter for the country which is gearing up for its first ever democratic transition of power the taliban is promising to disrupt the vote though and that with militants plaguing almost half the country right now it is a serious threat the movement was overthrown by the u.s. invasion but with nato as planned next year is got his eyes on getting back into power the director of the world way down the war group told us that the afghan army doesn't have the capacity to withstand the taliban alone. this is an occupied country by the largest military in the world the biggest economy many billions of dollars up to a trillion dollars have been poured into afghanistan and the basic people are in worse shape than average there's plenty of deadly violence going on now but the civilian death toll has actually been higher in twenty twelve than in

were basically forgotten and the press stopped reporting and everybody had left all westerners had left the afghanistan in did they were alone fill the bonds in afghanistan after 9/11 because all emissary's red cross, diplomats had been forced to leave. they really felt abandoned and rightfully so. and through the course of the events they were able to eventually escape and were captured again by some war sword holding them for ransom then they got gps phones through a member of the taliban that was helping them secretly at the risk of his own life got them a gps phone so they could contact the delta force or the army in the then they eventually rescued. here reads like a thriller although it is the truth and it is an exciting story for us to tell if they were very generous to us to entrust that to us. taking a pulse the pitfalls of modern medicine. some of the top tracks that take place of this festival will be held in this room so i do have these brochures if you're interested in the other speakers of related topics with the situation of modern medicine and in the political and personal situation bec

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westernized kid. he was supporting the invasion of afghanistan after 9/11 let a lot of kids who fall out of the systempped out of high school and became disenchanted and a little bit angry and then turned to the internet and became radicalized by futures like anwar al-awlaki. he became convinced that like the russians before us that we in the united states have become occupiers and invaders in afghanistan and he and two friends decided they were going to go and fight with the taliban. we are going to fight with the taliban and so what did they do? they bought plane tickets to pakistan and figured if we can get across the border may be we can hook up with the taliban. one of his co-conspirators -- these guys have delusions of grandeur. we will be general so they make it to the frontier of northwest pakistan and they just sort of stumble their way around looking for the taliban. but who finds them but al qaeda and they are passed through this network of secret little operations in pakistan and our book shows how these guys stumble into the clutches of al qaeda and end up getting trained for a suicide mi

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. >>> gunmen in afghanistan attacked a checkpoint in the western province of herat. at least nine people died. violence in the area appears to be increasing since afghan forces took over security responsibility from international troops. a.p. quotes police who said taliban insurgents on monday killed two officers and three civilians. afghan authorities added that four insurgents were also killed in the ensues gun battle. attacks against the afghan army and police are on the rise as most international troops prepare to least war-torn country by the end of 2014. concerns are mounting that afghanistan's own security forces are ill-prepared to counter the taliban on their own. >>> myanmar's leaders are showing signs of a more flexible foreign policy after years of reliance on china. they have welcomed ships from japan's self-defense forces to the country for the first time. japanese commanders are taking three vessels on a worldwide training tour. they have docked at a port near myanmar's largest city as the 17-9-of 18 stops. rear admiral kitagawa suggested a joint drill

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different results that's the definition of stupidity and nato and western allies have repeated this mistake consistently in afghanistan in iraq in somalia and so on they jump. on the military bandwagon they destroy. that they don't. like which is fine and to stand in libya it was a u.n. resolution but then they never follow up with what needs to happen afterwards which is the post conflict face and they just turn a blind eye go away for a few years and build something happens. to shake the security of the united states or the west itself on its own right and i do want to ask you and then they go bad but ok so let's let's talk about another story that just came out today that what we just said eastern libya declared autonomy from from the central government how much of that decision is based on oil and you know how much of a you know what does that play into the conflict into the fact that eastern libya is or oil rich in that they're now announcing autonomy from the government on the oil front the map of oil in libya is yes there is big chunks and traditionally historical oil fields are in the eastern side but there is

different results that's the definition of stupidity and nato and western allies have repeated this mistake consistently in afghanistan in iraq in somalia and so on and they they jump. on the military bandwagon they destroy. that they don't. like which is fine and to stand in libya it was a u.n. resolution but then they never follow up with what needs to happen afterwards which is the post conflict face and they just turn a blind eye go away for a few years and build something happens. to shake the security of the united states or the west itself on its own right and i do want to ask you and then they go bad but ok so let's let's talk about another story that just came out today that what we just said eastern libya declared autonomy from from the central government how much of that decision is based on oil and you know how much of a you know what does that play into the conflict into the fact that eastern libya is rich in that they're now announcing autonomy from the go. on the oil front the map of oil in libya is yes there is a big chunks and traditional historical oil fields are in the eastern side but there is also

actually nothing very good has happened in afghanistan the last twelve years and that's something western media and political elites don't like to talk about anymore well there's really no actual practicing democracy to speak of in afghanistan what you have is a kleptocratic corrupt. state but we should reframe the question so i was only just stays there there will be violence that will be chaos because there's an occupying power. again you know the u.s. wants to keep a footprint there but the longer its footprint. is there more well with lin had to say the violence will continue because of occupation you know just the fact that the afghan government has not yet been able to convince the afghan people that it provides a better alternative. israel is the country iran threatens to wipe out those are done with them the iranian leadership openly says so in this sense there is no difference between rouhani enough but it is good. for his visit to new york through honey publicly declared that their goal is to annihilate israel. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are signed out to go to

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