he is a combat vet from afghanistan. also nato deputy representative for afghanistan for a couple of years. he says, yes, we are leaving it in a better place in the sense that we have designated the taliban. we -- decimated the taliban, giving them problems in staging attacks. they do not the power, he believes to take over the country now. he also says there are now two very important states -- steps the afghan people and government must take, listen. >> first, they must have successful and -- elections next year viewed as fair by the afghan people. and secondly, there must continue to be this battle against corruption. without a free and fair election in the eyes of the afghanistan peek, -- afghan people and without an assault on corruption, then all the gains made the security arena will prove to be efemoral. >> ow and fair elections and assault on corruption. a lot of people say those or two very bill ifs. >> they're down to one cash crop, opium, and that supplies 90% of the world. much of the top soil is gone in the

surge in afghanistan. i spoke to marc jacobson an afghan vet and also a former advisor to nato in afghanistan today. he said that the big difference now is that the afghan army, thanks to united states work, is much better trained and also that the extremists among the taliban and the other insurgent groups like the haqqani network have been disrupted. >> the haqqani network the taliban the insurgency no longer have the capacity to existential threat to the kabul government. what they have the capacity to do is carry out limited, albeit deadly strikes in individual areas. >> and as if to emphasize the ability of some of these groups to carry out these limited, but deadly strikes, we got dreadful news tonight, shep, that four americans have been killed in an insurgent attack at bagram air base outside of kabul. four more names to be added to the more than 2100 americans who have died fighting the 11 and a half year war in afghanistan. shep? >> shepard: on the day of the handover. four more americans pay the

they even sent bill richardson to afghanistan. in april, 1998, the taliban promised they would not allow afghanistan to be used as a base for terrorism. four months later al qaeda blup our embassies in east africa and the clinton administration continu continued negotiating and while those were in full swing, bin laden was planning 9/11. they cannot be trusted and plan to take over the country and invite al qaeda back in. >> what kind of fig leaf do we get if we negotiate with these people? the be heading of children. this is who's going to be across the table. they make these promises likely to be very empty. we leave, they break them, we're not going to go back in. why even go through the ruse. if we're out, we're out. why do we have to have peace talks with them? >> it's sort of what we did at the end of vietnam although this is shaabier, we wanted peace with honor to rescue america's image. in this case, it's about obama's image. no question these peace talks if they go nowhere are greatly to the taliban's advantage. it's the

>> we want the free and democratic afghanistan. afghans, i think our security forces have taken responsibility. now across afghanistan, even in -- [inaudible] our security forces are fighting the taliban. i think the war will be difficult, but we don't want to give back the system to a regime that will prevent me from going to work, prevent me from going to school -- jenna: do you feel scared now on the streets? is this something that is actually -- what sort of fear do you have? >> currently in kabul and other big cities, urban areas, thank god our security forces have countered that security with the international support that they can secure us. we can go to work, we can easily go to schools. but that's -- jenna: let me just ask you a quick final question. our administration's doing one thing, our viewers may want to help support you. how can we support you? >> i think afghans have made the decision. they have said no to taliban and terrorist groups by standing by our elected government. i want the american people to stand with

this is an organization, the taliban, who's closed in afghanistan over the last few months, over 500 children's schools. we can't have those kids getting educated. the majority of those are girls schools, the same organization that just a few weeks ago poisoned little girls going to school to prove the point that they didn't believe that girls should be able to get an education. it's hard to understand why the president thinks that is the right cause of action with no preconditions about what that negotiation should even look like. including, by the way, supporting girls schools, and opening this dialogue up. i think it empowers all the wrong messages in afghanistan that says, hey, the americans are punching out, we don't really care what happens to the women there, we're going to negotiate, so we can check the box and go home, i think this could be a stain on our national character if we don't get a handle on this early on. >> i think he hit on something that's pretty important here. we've already given them a timetable for our leaving here. does this not put us in a position of wea

you may have helped us before in georgia, in afghanistan, but you know what? you're on your way out, so we've got to cut our own deal. we have to live in this neighborhood long after you've lived. jenna: a really interesting point to end op. kt, thank you so much. jon? jon: well, the man behind the city sandwich company says the government is taking a bite out of his small business. why he says he's drowning in federal, state and local regulations. >>> plus, vital tools in catching illegal drugs, so why is one state having to completely retrain its k-9 sleuths? the answers, ahead. ♪ ♪ this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, y will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can helpeduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressant

jenna: well, a deadly attack in afghanistan that some say could endanger u.s. peace talks with the taliban. of course, some are questioning whether we should be having those talks at all. we'll be talking about that with folks who have been spending time in afghanistan. >>> plus, prosecutors in the george zimmerman murder trial want to use his own words against him. our legal panel takes up this issue, next. >> several of these calls specifically are relevant because just like the defendant in the call that's already been admitted and played through the witness references people perhaps escaping through the back entrance to the complex and getting away, and he specifically directs officers to go there. ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? . jenna: the markets have had touchy sessions as of late. you can see today a little bit better news when it comes to the dow. not back up to the recor

there's some big announcements out of afghanistan today. security throughout that country is now primarily in the hands of afghan forces with america and nato allies playing a supporting role. again, a big announcement today about that change. reports suggest this clears the way for a full withdrawal of foreign troops in 18 months. also happening today, an official announcement now that talks will happen between the united states and the taliban and between the taliban and the afghanistan government through a new political office that's opening in doha. so that's also happening. mike to hand land's been to afghanistan ten times over the years, he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution. michael, it's great to have you back with us. >> thank you, jenna. jenna: what's the significance of all of this? >> well, let's start with the peace talks with the taliban first. i was also in doha last week, and so was president karzai -- jenna: were you there together? because our viewers might want to know. [laughter] >> no. although brookings did

some of the victims were not going to be deployed to afghanistan. was the judge correct in her ruling? >> i definitely think the judge was correct in the ruling. as you stated the two thresholds of the law need to be met was not met in this case. as you stated, those imminent threat is not posed, in texas, afghanistan across the world. obviously that is not an imminent threat. they were not deployed to afghanistan for him to say something, whether this is a lawful war or not is not a question that can be brought before the court as an affirmative defense in a criminal trial. >> gregg: imminent and all the court cases they talk about matter of seconds, minutes or moments. this is not even possible, but, eric, the judge went further. she said that hassan can't present any evidence other even arguments that deploying troops posed an immediate threat to taliban fighters. as a practical matter can she prevent him from doing that? >> that is million collar question. judge was right on the money but as a practical matter she won't be able to tie his hands.

we have breaking news for you out of afghanistan to start. the international military coalition is saying that a -- three, actually, service members in afghanistan have been killed in an attack that is considered to be an insider attack. i happened in the eastern part of the country earlier today. italian service member killed following a grenade attack in western afghanistan. back to the story in santa monica. five people are actually dead. that is the total now including the gunman if shooting ram page near santa monica college. police say the man killed his father and his brother, halftimed a car with a woman inside -- hijacked a car with a woman inside. made multiple stops shooting people at random before entering the college library. police killed him there. they have released another man held. back to bulls and bears. i'm jamie colby. >> brenda: forget the justice department monitor reporter e-mail. they are tapping directly in the servers of the top internet company. to gain access to e-mail account overseas. this is as we hear the top

i personally, if we are there for nation building in afghanistan, it's not going to work. if we are there to kill terrorists i'm all for it. >> judge jeanine: how do we condition the release of these guys without getting them to reengage? >> we don't want them released. a senator intel chief, his boss is dead. another senior military commander. we can't release them. we don't want to release birdall, they will kill americans the moment they are released. >> judge jeanine: very interesting. thanks for being with us this evening. all right. coming up the latest on the murder investigation surrounding n.f.l. star aaron hernandez. later, i get furious when i see drivers texting. a proposed law could give police more authority to crack down on offenders but some think the law goes too some think the law goes too far. hi hi ♪(whistling tune) ♪("don't worry be happy") for all the headlines go to foxnews.com. >> this is a fox news alert. a flurry of police activity at the home of aaron hernandez who has been linked to a 27-year-old man found dead near his home. cops in and out

troops to stay in afghanistan after 2014. karzai thought the taliban was presenting itself as the government in exile. >> there were some concerns about the manner which the taliban opened it, some language that they used. >> afghanistan does not recognize such a thing as the emirates of the taliban. raising the taliban flag on tuesday in doha was just a reminder of the dark and bloody past. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry heads to qatar this weekend, and u.s. officials expect to begin negotiations with the taliban as early as monday. >> i think it's worth the risk, but it can't be done without president karzai, without the government of afghanistan. >> reporter: another hurdle for the pentagon as it winds down the war, what to do with the 2,000 mine-resistant vehicles that are too expensive to bring home. at $1 million apiece, if they can't sell them, those vehicles will turn into $2 billion of scrap metal, chris. >> our tax dollars at work. jennifer griffin reporting from the pentagon. thanks. >>> iran's state tv

so this poster should be really in yemen, saudi arabia and afghanistan. that's where those guys are if i'm going to the post office or a public place. if i see some picture, i will report. but i'm going to see no american will see these guys. >> laura: i understand. i'm kind of confused mike they are actually prirk pictures of tears. presumably we are worried about these terrorists making their way into the united states to do harm to americans. that's what we are worried about. it's a public education campaign. are you saying that can't have wanted ads, wanted, the fbi's most wanted. we can't have pictures posted of anyone with dark skin or someone that might look like they are of arab or muslim dissent? i don't understand that? muslim, look asian so there is no way of looking like a muslim. how is this in any way profiling or anyone? >> laura, that is not the issue. 16 terrorists. shown of exclusive muslim guys, there are terrorists in every religion, race, ethnicity. there are drug lords out there. if they had mixed all those posters i would accept tha

. >> did you know that afghanistan has its own independence independence day in mid-august. it isn't as festive as it was in 1919. but amidst the carnage and failed hopes, it is an enduring testimony to how they feel about foreigners. afghanistan's fate was in play last week, after president obama revealed that direct peace talks with the taliban would take place immediately in qatar. so the taliban and their families moved into a villa and raised the taliban flag and a plaque identifying their office as the islamic emirates of afghanistan. it is a checkmate to the hand-handed diplomatic corption. this looked like a government in exile, waiting for a comeback. sthat's exactly hathey wanted, under pressure, the flag and the plaque later disappeared. karzai fumed and said he wouldn't attend the talks and submitted to obama's persuasion in a conference call. advantage, talg ban. the incident have the markings of farce and remined me of the peace talks in 1973, when the vietnamese argued for weeks over the design of the tabling where they would talk peace while they waged war. j

i personally, if we are there for nation building in afghanistan, it's not going to work. if we are there to kill terrorists i'm all for it. >> judge jeanine: how do we condition the release of these guys without getting them to reengage? >> we don't want them released. a senator intel chief, his boss is dead. another senior military commander. we can't release them. we don't want to release birdall, they will kill americans the moment they are released. >> judge jeanine: very interesting. thanks for being with us this evening. all right. coming up the latest on the murder investigation surrounding n.f.l. star aaron hernandez. later, i get furious when i see drivers texting. a proposed law could give police more authority to crack down on offenders but some think the law goes too far. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded expe

and if we're not careful, we'll have an afghanistan the same way. >> syria? >> the president has waited so long with syria, we'll follow rather than lead, we're in a situation where there almost isn't a good choice, so we're going to see iran having tremendous amount of control over iraq, where we've lost so many lives to liberate iraq. control over syria. if we're not careful, they will have a great deal of control over afghanistan as well. >> are you saying the entire middle east will be radicalized. >> every single thing you look at foreign policy, america is in much greater danger. our relationship with china is worse. the reset of our relationship with russia is a joke. the reality, we reset it, and things are much more dangerous. the middle east is considerably more dangerous. we've got this guy snowden who is a fugitive. china won't give him to us. russia won't give him to us and ecuador and cuba are just waiting to stick it in our face. >> if you were president, i think i know you well enough. fine, you play games, i will deploy the missile sites in p

i personally, if we are there for nation building in afghanistan, it's not going to work. if we are there to kill terrorists i'm all for it. >> judge jeanine: how do we condition the release of these guys without getting them to reengage? >> we don't want them released. a senator intel chief, his boss is dead. another senior military commander. we can't release them. we don't want to release birdall, they will kill americans the moment they are released. >> judge jeanine: very interesting. thanks for being with us this evening. all right. coming up the latest on the murder investigation surrounding n.f.l. star aaron hernandez. later, i get furious when i see drivers texting. a proposed law could give police more authority to crack down on offenders but some think the law goes too some think the law goes too far. in parks across the country, families are coming together to play, stay active, and enjoy the outdoors. and for the last four summers, coca-cola has asked america to choose its favorite park through our coca-cola parks contest. winning parks can receive a grant of

so this poster should be really in yemen, saudi arabia and afghanistan. that's where those guys are got office or a public place. if i see some picture, i will report. but i'm going to see no american will see these guys. >> laura: i understand. i'm kind of confused mike they are actually prirk pictures of tears. presumably we are worried about these terrorists making their way into the united states to do harm to americans. that's what we are worried about. it's a public education campaign. are you saying that can't have wanted ads, wanted, the fbi's most wanted. we can't have pictures posted of anyone with dark skin or someone that might look like they are of arab or muslim dissent? i don't understand that? muslim, look asian so there is no way of looking like a muslim. how is this in any way profiling or anyone? >> laura, that is not the issue. 16 terrorists. shown of exclusive muslim guys, there are terrorists in every religion, race, ethnicity. there are drug lords out there. if they had mixed all those posters i would accept that exclusively targeti

and italian service member also killed following a grenade attack in western afghanistan. back here at home, cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for about a decade has now been indicted on more than 300 charges. ariel castro charged with several count of rape and kidnapping and two counts of aggravated murder for allegedly forcing one of his victims to miscarry. the three women rescued last month after one of them escaped. his attorneys say he will plead not guilty. i'm jamie colby. see you back here again at 1:00 p.m. eastern. back to "forbes" on business. ♪ >> the healthcare law was all about lowering cost and getting the uninsured insured. but a new survey says whopping two-third of those who don't have a health plan yet may not buy one at all. steve, you say this is going to cost us all. explain. >> well, if they don't get everyone in to this thing obviously they will have more costs. what they designed in a way younger people with the subsidiaries pay more than they should in a normal free market. so younger people at least initially will say they c

look look what he does in afghanistan. he triples the number of troops in afghanistan then he says not a word about it for two years. of course the public will turn against the war where all they hear about are the casualties and nothing about the war. fdr, everybody up to george w. if you are in a war, you are the president, you are the commander and chief and americans are dying. you should explaining it and supporting it. that's not what he does. he may start something and then he disappears. >> bill: all right, charles, thanks very much. next on the rundown, the nsa leaker he is not telling china the u.s.a. is hacking them. what should we do about this guy? later, chris matthews attacks me, your humble correspondent. there is an interesting reason behind matthews' foolishness. we will tell what you it is upcoming. >> bill: impact segment tonight. the guy who leaked the nsa story edward snowden apparently still in hong kong saying he will fight extradition to the u.s.a. if he is charged with crimes. today, fbi director

the taliban claims responsibility for an attack in afghanistan that killed four united states troops. happened on the same day the u.s. announced it's about to open peace talks with the taliban. guess whose not going to play in the peace talks. your buddy, hamid karzai as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news in "studio b." the irs is out of control targeting law-abiding citizens playing politics losing their receipts for lavish spending let's end the irs [typewter] callor go to 88-390-3450 end the irs dotcom we can do it. hundreds of thousands of us have contributed or signed up. our best chance ever to shutter the irs is now >> shepard: shepard smith. this is "studio b." it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. we're waiting to hear from the former director of the national security agency and director of the cia, michael hayden. speaking about the nsa current programs to monitor phone calls and on line activity. that speech set to get under way minutes from announcement we'll bring you development. fox news's napolitano says the current head of

we nab a dude in afghanistan. we pick up a number we've never seen before. we believe he a terrorist. then we run that through a database. has anybody been talking to this number, and then they take the next step to get more data on your phone. your app will shield those numbers from coming up, right? >> that is correct. it will enable and still from the verizon network for example, say you have connected to the secret service. they have a meta data point to keep you secret but they don't know who you have called. >> megyn: they can't come after you that, that is when you approach the d.w.i. checkpoint. it's not legal for the police because you refused to subject yourself. it would not be legal for the police or the law enforcement community to suspect you of anything elicit because you use this technology? >> absolutely not. the technology is designed to restore restore privacy rights for people who intend to use it for the proper purpose. >> you've got big heavy hitters. a top guy from the u.s. secret service, chief technology office who once worked for th

our men and women have been serving side by side in afghanistan. germany is the third largest troop contributing nation there. we're both grateful for the sacrifices that our servicemen and women and their families have made in this common effort and because of those efforts, afghanistan now has the opportunity to secure itself and determine its own destiny. we welcome president karzai's announcement yesterday that they will take the lead for security across the country, which is an important milestone, one that we established in our nato summit. even as we wind down the war responsibly and nato's combat mission in afghanistan comes to an end, we're going to have to continue to invest in the shared capabilities and interoperateability pain-stakingly built by the sacrifice of our troops and i appreciate germany's interest in making sure that even after our troops are no involved in combat operations, that we can continue to see progress in afghanistan. and many of you noted that yesterday there was an announcement about the taliban opening an office

look look what he does in afghanistan. he triples the number of troops in afghanistan then he says not a word about it for two years. of course the public will turn against the war where all they hear about are the casualties and nothing about the war. fdr, everybody up to george w. if you are in a war, you are the president, you are the commander and chief and americans are dying. you should explaining it and supporting it. that's not what he does. he may start something and then he disappears. >> bill: all right, charles, thanks very much. next on the rundown, the nsa leaker he is not telling china the u.s.a. is hacking them. what should we do about this guy? later, chris matthews attacks me, your humble correspondent. there is an interesting reason behind matthews' foolishness. we will tell what you it is upcoming. copd makes it hard to breathe... but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announce ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung fu

look look what he does in afghanistan. he triples the number of troops in afghanistan then he says not a word about it for two years. of course the public will turn against the war where all they hear about are the casualties and nothing about the war. fdr, everybody up to george w. if you are in a war, you are the president, you are the commander and chief and americans are dying. you should explaining it and supporting it. that's not what he does. he may start something and then he disappears. >> bill: all right, charles, thanks very much. next on the rundown, the nsa leaker he is not telling china the u.s.a. is hacking them. what should we do about this guy? later, chris matthews attacks me, your humble correspondent. there is an interesting reason behind matthews' foolishness. we will tell what you it is upcoming. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ v

transitions out of afghanistan. chief washington correspondent has more on what started as a plan and has a problem. >> reporter: in the next 18 months, the u.s. will provide 30 mi-17 helicopters like this, and 18 fixed wing aircraft to an elly afghan unit known as special mission wing, smw, a special forces team dedicated to counter terrorism and counter narcotics missions. total costs will exceed $770 million. >> afghan forces will take the lead for security in mid 2013. >> reporter: a new audit by the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction found they have neither the personnel nor expertise to fly and maintain the planes and choppers. as of january 23rd, the afghan special wing had just 180 personnel, less than one quarter personnel needed to reach full strength, the report said, adding as of january 16, only 7 of 47 pilots asiensigned were qualified to fly with night vision goggles, a necessary skill for executing most counter terrorism missions. sigar says the contracts, including 550 million

, nobody thought in terms of afghanistan. nobody knew how rich afghanistan was in terms of minerals. we're fighting in afghanistan, they're on the other side of the mountain taking out all the minerals. >> brian: they're providing their own security. real quick, that's because this president wanted nothing to do with iraq. he doesn't even call up their leadership. we have absolutely no leverage with them. >> look, iraq is a whole story. we should have never been there. we should have -- you know i've said it 1,000 times, i said, if we're there, we shouldn't have been there. if we're there, take the oil. take the oil. at least pay back, at a minimum, pay back, take the oil. guess what? china is taking the oil. but they didn't have to fight. >> alisyn: donald, i'm sure you remember the moment during the democratic convention in 2012 when bill clinton came out and sort of stole the limelight and everybody -- democrats, look at this moment where he bows to president obama and they have this big hug and we now know a little bit mo

he is a failure and afghanistan is a mess and iraq is a mess. what foreign policy wins that this president the had. i don't want to hear the osama bin laden. that was laid and foundation laid under bush and obama made the decision as command are in chief the obvious one. if he is there and go get them. >> kwl didn't you want to talk to osama bin laden thing. if you need to find him. obama proved. >> it is just common sense. >> ta ra. >> it is scary and he going to find you. i think he's shown. that eric snowden and not a bond villian. if edward snowden gets caught he will get caught by obama. >> no, john kerry our secretary of state said what edward snowden did was a traitor and could cost people lives and charged him under the espionage and they planned to take it seriously there. and then you have obama being you know, a rrogant. i am not going to send jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. you got to be kidding me? >> we invade russian air space to get a hacker. we probably shouldn't start world war three. >> and maybe. >> tarra, hold on a second.

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>> today the core of al qaeda in afghanistan and pakistan is on the path to defeat. the remaining opties spend more time thinking about their own safety than plotting against us. they did not direct the attacks in benghazi or boston. they have not carried out a successful home land since 9-11. >> president obama declaring a war on terror is over. is it? or is this just another stretch of the truth from the white house? with me is editor and new york times best selling author ben shapiro in l.a. and terrorism analyst who joins us from dc. gentlemen, i will start with you, you wrote about this. is the president right or is this just more spinning? >> it is pretty clear the president is defending wasn't is a very, very cowardly foreign policy saying the war on terror is over. he wants a turn back before 9-11 without risk of a 9-11. he is saying it is fundamentally different than it was back in 1996 or 2005. it is not the case. benghazi was evidence that the terrorists are still out to get us and there is evidence people are easily radicalized and find resources in which

a key point in this speech president obama talked about al qaeda and pakistan and afghanistan. judge to listen to him you would think we are only fighting al qaeda in pakistan. that's it. he doesn't mention the muslim brotherhood he's empowered at every turn, iran, hezbollah, self starters like london and boston. i would argue this jihadist threat is more vie verse and pervasive than any time since the- -- 9-11. don't worry it's all over. >> is the president by saying this is all over with and we are all safe now, how does he explain going forward why we are still fighting this war on the other side of the world? >> well, he has to shore up his lap. he is going to be interested in painting the war as over. he really wants to make clear to folks in the united states that the war on terror is over and that everything is going on is basically a big distraction from his massive domestic agenda. when conservatives talk about benghazi it is because we are politically motivated not because we think it heightens the risk of terrorist attacks. they have this spineless foreign policy tha

time in pakistan, time in afghanistan, going from safe house to safe house. its extremely difficult to bargain with a group that may or may not have him. >> jamie: methodology is move the prisoners around. president karzai, friend or foe, hinderance or help? >> all of the above. $64,000 question, after we pull out, will karzai have the graf as the and command presence -- gravitasse to take on the them when we're not there. will the army will be able to generate the power to beat these guys. >> jamie: they continue to train afghan soldiers every single day. thank you so much. we'll see you soon. >>> let's take a look behind the news, beyond it. here is some commentary. >> gay pride week, time for a rainbow of festivities and annual parade celebrating the stone wall and riots in greenwich village. that was 44 years a ago. it gave birth to gay liberation. despite this visceral awakening it would be years until the mainstream media regularly covered news of the homosexual world. not until 1980s until aids did straight media open to coverage of gay life. for worki

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he disappeared from his base in afghanistan -- i said iraq earlier, it is afghanistan. june the 30th, 2009 and is believed to be held in pakistan. more on that as we get it. >> new details on the irs scandal. turns out officials in washington knew about the agency's targeting of tea party groups a year earlier than previously acknowledged. all thanks to a misfired e-mail from a worker in cincinnati. chief congressional record mike emanuel has the latest from capitol hill. >> the investigation into the irs shifted to focusing on extravagant spending on the tax collection agency. the deputy irs commissioner who played mr. spock in a star trek spoof video was at a conference in anaheim, california. >> anarchy is fight age cross the planet. >> i will start with mr. fig, what were you thinking? >> the fact of the matter is, it's embarrassing and i apologize. >> the top democrat asaid he watched the video a hundred times. >> i have looked at that video over and over again i swear i do not see the redeeming video. >> he hesitated when asked to explain who authorized spending i

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and nato forces will play a supporting role in afghanistan. in the next few months they are going to be replaced entirely by afghan forces. >>> brand-new details about the man who decided to go berserk on a packed airplane. >> somebody help me! somebody help me please s-p >>gretchen: the man shouting he was being poisoned on a united flight on his way from hong kong to newark airport in new jersey. passengers wasted no time. they jumped on him and held him down. >> a few of us jumped on him, put him on the ground with the help of a few passengers and flight attendants, we were able to handcuff him. >>gretchen: the man, an american, was tied up for the final six hours of the flight. when the plane landed he was taken to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. >>> the husband of celebrity chef nigela lawson turning himself in to police. he was grilled for five hours over disturbing pictures that appear to show him choking his wife in public. he was let off with a warning. lawson did not press charges but a spokesperson says she has moved out of

overnight four american troops killed in an attack on bagram air base in afghanistan. the taliban taking responsibility for a rocket attack. the united states only confirming at this point the troops were killed by indirect fire. also overnight afghan president hamid karzai suspended security talks with the united states because he says he wants one-on-one talks with the taliban. he wants to lead the u.s. out because he claims the americans are using contradictory statements about the peace talks. >>> another horrific case of captivity in ohio. a mentally disabled woman and her young daughter kept as slaves for two years. jordy callahan jessica hunt and daniel brown and a fourth unnamed suspect are charged with forcing the disabled woman to do housework threatening her with pit bulls and pythons. she and the child living in a locked room under horrible conditions. >> frequently denied meals punished for toiletry accidents. >> it is uncomfortable to know that's going on in your own backyards. >> cops learning of her situation when she stole a candy bar from a store last

one of the goals to support a political, peaceful solution in afghanistan. president obama says it is an important first step towards reconciliation between the taliban and afghanistan's government, the president says the taliban must still denounce al qaeda. >>> back here at home, the congressional budget office says the senate gang of eight immigration bill would cut federal deficit over the long time, provide an overall boost to the economy. the white house is talking about the forecast of $197 billion in savings over ten years, 700 billion the following ten. in the house, saying john boehner should be removed. mike emanuel shows us not all the ideas are popular with a lot of people. >> reporter: emotional disruption as the house judiciary committee took up a plan authorizing state and local police to enforce immigration laws. it is the most contentious of four stand-alone immigration bills in the house. >> we trust them to enforce laws ranging from capital murder to shoplifting. and everything in between. surely we can trust them to enforce immigration l

most of the 48 detainees on the list are from yemen and afghanistan. they are considered infinite detainees too dangerous to transfer. they also can't be tried in the court of law. we have learned for the first time since the benghazi terror attack the military in charge in africa will retire. he will meet with the house armed services subcommittee on june 26th. some speculate he was forced out for wanting more aggressive attack that killed h4 americans including ambassador stevens. >> rapper little wayne causing controversy showing him stomping all over the american flag. anna kooiman has more. >> a lot of people are fired up this morning. wi lil wayne under scrutiny for his latest music video. ♪ >> you see the 30-year-old singing in front of a huge crowd. he continues going all over the stars and stripes. god bless america with the k are just as controversial. ♪ my country 'tis of thee kill them all and let them die ♪ >> as you can image the rapper is facing a ton of backlash on social media. minutes after the footage was released they called h

he is a failure and afghanistan is a mess and iraq is a mess. what foreign policy wins that this president the had. i don't want to hear the osama bin laden. that was laid and foundation laid under bush and obama made the decision as command are in chief the obvious one. if he is there and go get them. >> kwl didn't you want to talk to osama bin laden thing. if you need to find him. obama proved. >> it is just common sense. >> ta ra. >> it is scary and he going to find you. i think he's shown. that eric snowden and not a bond villian. if edward snowden gets caught he will get caught by obama. >> no, john kerry our secretary of state said what edward snowden did was a traitor and could cost people lives and charged him under the espionage and they planned to take it seriously there. and then you have obama being you know, a rrogant. i am not going to send jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. you got to be kidding me? >> we invade russian air space to get a hacker. we probably shouldn't start world war three. >> and maybe. >> tarra, hold on a second.

. >> today the core of al qaeda in afghanistan and pakistan is on the path to defeat. the remaining opties spend more time thinking about their own safety than plotting against us. they did not direct the attacks in benghazi or boston. they have not carried out a successful home land since 9-11. >> president obama declaring a war on terror is over. is it? or is this just another stretch of the truth from the white house? with me is editor and new york times best selling author ben shapiro in l.a. and terrorism analyst who joins us from dc. gentlemen, i will start with you, you wrote about this. is the president right or is this just more spinning? >> it is pretty clear the president is defending wasn't is a very, very cowardly foreign policy saying the war on terror is over. he wants a turn back before 9-11 without risk of a 9-11. he is saying it is fundamentally different than it was back in 1996 or 2005. it is not the case. benghazi was evidence that the terrorists are still out to get us and there is evidence people are easily radicalized and find resources in which

the same as when obama announced tripling of troops in afghanistan and in the next sentence announced that we're leaving. you're either serious about intervention or you aren't, and i am against any intervention where you're not serious, because what he is doing now, risking getting caught in this, establishing a base in jordan, and if you're not, stay out of it. >> you're saying don't send small arms, stay out completely. >> the alternative is if you want to change the course of the war, make a speech to the american people to reverse what you see in the pugh poll, obama has never spoken about syria, it is not surprising everybody is against it. you make a speech, explain it, and do something serious. you bomb the air fields, you don't have to establish -- you don't have to knock out all of the aircraft equipment as we did in libya, but if you prevent the aircraft from getting into the air by bombing the air fields, you have done something serious. you flood them with heavy weapons, not just light weapons, or you do nothing. but this i think is worse than nothing. >> as rogers, chair

three americans with time killed in what appears to be a green-on-blue or insider attack in afghanistan. it was one of two attacks in that country. a man in an afghan army uniform got into an argument with his american trainers in the east. two american service members and one u.s. civilian were killed. >> it seems to be an inside attack. we still need to wait for the final confirmation. but the individual and the uniform of the army. >> the gunman was shot dead in the west. an italian soldier was killed in a grenade attack today. >>> former south african president nelson mandella is in the hospital in serious but stable condition. he is breathing on his own we're told. he's being treated for a recurring lung infection. he's been in the hospital several times. mandela is receiving expert medical care and doctors are doing everything possible to make him comfortable. news on his condition. >>> sarah, resting, sedated after doctors inserted a breathing tube. later you'll hear exclusively from her parents. >>> investigators piecing together an attack that lasted just minutes but changed li

fox news alert out of afghanistan. three americans killed in a so-called insider attack. a man in an afghan army uniform targeting two u.s. service members and one american civilian. others returned fire and killed the shooter. there have been at least five insider attacks in afghanistan so far this year. >>> antigovernment protests raging for a ninth straight day in turkey. they are criticizing what they call the government's authoritarian rule and its intervention in private lives. but today the country's prime minister rules out early elections. conner powell is in jerusalem with the latest. >> protests in turkey entered their ninth day as crowds returned to istanbul's historic square defying government orders to return home. protesters arrived early this morning with tents, blankets and food, suggesting they are in this for the long haul. the mainly young, secular and urban protesters are trying to organize large-scale rallies. but the nationwide violence that rocked turkey last weekend when police cracked down on environmentalist protesting the destruction of a histo

> bill: obama administration has announced it will talk with the taliban to try to reach detente in afghanistan. that's not going down very well with conservatives. >> while many americans will likely oppose the idea of negotiating with a group that supported al qaeda prior to 9/11, fear not because president obama says that he has a plan to make sure that will never happen again. oh, really? >> i think a lot of what has gone on from the president's speech about how he is basically declaring that the war is over without having to do the hard work to end it in a positive way to what we are seeing now is -- they are trying to dress this up into something other than a humiliating defeat. the fact is, the hard fact, the unpleasant fact is that the taliban and others need to be defeated militarily. >> bill: joining us now from new york with analysis, the very famous bob beckel. before we get to the taliban, you just heard my little debate with kirsten powers. >> i did. >> you are a liberal guy, powers is a liberal woman. do you understand that when you oppose all of the national security measures, t

it's been almost four years since the american disperiod in afghanistan. the taliban says he's in good condition but won't say where he is. the u.s. plans to discuss his release during peace talks with the taliban starting today. but after the taliban admitted to kill four americans this week, that meeting today was scrapped. >>steve: we already knew that former weather underground member and ex-convict kathy bodine is teaching at columbia university in new york city. now a stunning fox news investigation revealing she has former prisoners helping her run the program at columbia university. there are at least three other ex-inmates teaching. their crimes range from robbery to, well, murder. we reached out for a comment from her, but so far no response. great. >>brian: every year millions of americans go under the knife. a new study says some of those surgeries were not needed. the report says unnecessary surgeries account for 10% to 20 p-b of all op -- 10% to 20% operations. the most unnecessary? pacemakers and stints. >>gretchen: she's following in her fa