regime in iraq. we are starting a new round of reconstruction after defeating al qaeda, who at some point stop stopped explosive in our resources. at some point, life came back to iraq. the economy started recovering. the construction developed. the security and economic level, and the political level, despite a diss balance we witnessed. we were able to defeat al qaeda, and this brought life and union back to the rack. why do we see what we are seeing today? why did we see the massacres? a genocide of iraqis. some believe that one component is fighting another component. this is not true. all of the iraqi people, the sunnis and shiites, are all killed. it is relating to the morale of al qaeda, who work to reach the goal by shedding the blood of iraqis and spreading terror. the cooperation between our forces in the united states of america, why is terrorism back in the region? what are the main reasons why terrorism isn't moving in iraq? it is a vision of the reality been impacted by the region. afte

iraq body count was born. and according to websites big as the bca has been the deadliest in iraq since two thousand and eight. i made other things that i have found a common one is upset to find it's more than seven thousand people being killed this year the civil rights of facts is the one of fox's that we tend to focus on because we are looking at the horizon the statistical eyes and this is the cycle of violence one of the things that we've observed is that as the violence rises the more reason than to have to rise to yet again in the same days people to obey. there were fifty five die itself to a lot. i'm going to be painted but we didn't hear anything because this is the accepted as normal for iraq is the gospel to the rockies and into this new form of freedom the government had added in iraq seem very reluctant to publish any kind of civilians to tell. it's embarrassing and has its office of the campaign to take a picture of the ruffled and there have been hounding the management of the findings in the

i don't think so, man. >> the last time -- >> in iraq, in iraq. hold on a second. in iraq, the international inspectors actually had more information and better than your friends who thought we had weapons of mass destruction there. >> if there were real on demand inspections at ditch sifferent of course i'd be for that. but there's nothing about the weaponization program which is quite important, actually. they stop sol construction on iraq but not all construction had to do with that. the details of the deal are to be respected. >> it's not true that they don't dismantle anything. they take 20% enriched uranium. >> what do they do to it? >> they turn it into a form that they cannot use it for nuclear weapons. >> how quickly can they turn it back. >> it would be very, very difficult. >> i'm sorry. the demand of the international community has been for ten year, shifted 20% uranium out of iran so they can't turn it back and stop enrichment. >> how effective was the bush administration's policy -- >> it was not effective. >> it was disastrous. and got us 19,000 cent

when iraq was an aging from that bring to a sectarian war between cbc she is. now the maze to yourself to the us mint tea with two role as security situation has again deteriorate it. despite government attempts to crack down on the sentencing trial curry down. for ten or eleven years now they've been talking about a new security plan. but nothing has changed and the situation is only getting worse all of the iraqi president mariam nike has again tend the us to help tapping the terrorists the idea saying he needs to do more to accommodate the country's much a nice steamy population if he's serious about sending me to see. with neighboring syria face hits and rachel civil war. the usp is that al qaeda will money to create a stronghold straddling the border in that country my friend thompson old and he's now facing them to lessen the government has vowed to track down human traffic is and it's months old and that blacks. this comes as the decomposing bodies of nine tt people makes the women and children. i found and as hard as that according to authorities they d

this issue we should in iraq has long gone beyond six months because it has become clear iraq has become subjected to a war of genocide by terrorists are targeting all spheres of life. last week mr leakey met with president obama and the two leaders agreed iraq was in urgent need of hope would be signs general statements nothing concrete came out like how deceived people's lives on the ground. anyone who walks in the streets at any moment may face a car bomb a motorcycle bomb or an explosive belt and any moment anyone may be killed. it's ten or eleven years now that they're talking about the new security plan but nothing changes in the situation is only getting worse. and neither new checkpoints arrests and more constant operations seem to be enough to gain control it's nearly impossible to establish exactly how many civilians were killed in iraq since the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and three mainly became casualties during military operations including shootouts and a showing some died due to a lack of health care and ruined infrastructure but what we're looking at now are deaths

and iraq was one of them. you know my job is to. comport with the law make sure my commanders and my chain of command complies with the law so on that professional level of course i got to care because that's my job but on a personal level i mean i'm a human being and i don't i don't get joy out of seeing other human being suffer. the more i looked into it the more i realized that it doesn't matter what you advise your commanders those concerns are going to leave the island is not going to go up the chain. so my role to advise commanders on the proper way forward basically futile it's not going to get anywhere. that's was the moment that i decided ok that was something i had to do. there's just no way to be able to do it through proper channels was my thought process and to do it surreptitiously. they kept interrogating me like this for years and years so i told them i'm through with you if you want to hear it again just rewind the tapes you already have and listen to it again nothing's changed. it's going to. punish me they barely

this issue we should in iraq has long gone beyond six. because it has become clear iraq has become subjected to a war of genocide by terrorists targeting all spheres of life last week mr maliki met with president obama and the two leaders agreed iraq was in urgent need of help but besides general statements nothing concrete came out like how to save people's lives on the ground. anyone who walks in the streets at any moment may face a car bomb a motorcycle bomb or an explosive belt and any moment anyone may be killed. it's ten or eleven years now that they're talking about the new security plan but nothing changes in the situation is only getting worse. and neither new checkpoints arrests and more constant operations seem to be enough to gain control it's nearly impossible to establish exactly how many civilians were killed in iraq since the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and three many became casualties during military operations including shootouts and a shelling some died due to a lack of healthcare and ruined infrastructure but wha

iraq was invaded by a coalition of the willing led by the united states then you should say that it was led by a small group of countries led by the united states there's no way that you can actually solve the international community when you only represent a very small group of self interest the powers to determine to national committee using the by each country i think first of all in order to advance their own national interest every country around the world seems to be using the term into your little mind even though i don't see that i'm sorry that you disagree with you my friend i do not see china saying that i don't see russia saying that i don't see india saying saying that i don't see brazil saying they comes out of western capitals. i was going to head to capitol hill this week the libyan energy industry is once again in time all but this time it could be a cold winter for italians i'll explain in just a minute on the one the most anticipated i.p.o. since facebook yes i'm talking about twitter happened this week i'll give you the analysis on that one that was miss universe happ

is this is that's what iraq is due to this new form of freedom the government here and in iraq seem very reluctant to publish any kind of civilian death toll it's embarrassing and it's obvious it doesn't paint a very good picture of iraq or their. handling of management of the violence in the country the government say it's just too difficult to get the figures but you seem to manage how do you do it will most of the information we get is from these sort of small news wire type reports in iraq and media reports and so on the really make the news that the norden news consumer would see in other words it takes a research effort to pull together all these small reports that come from different parts of the country and list what you would think of a small events a year of carnage then in iraq and if you want accurate information about what's going on just go to our website artie's during a special project with iraq body count going take a look from friday now some experts familiar with the situation in iraq claim the blame for the surge in violence lies where the iraqi government and th

help for us in iraq. when i talk about iraq, it is because iraq is very close to syria. the relations between the two countries are historic. only talk about the american role in iraq, it starts in iraq. it ends anywhere in the region where we can find strongholds of errorists. we are creating a strategy, new one based on the latest development. we have a new strategy based on mobilizing the security forces and the people, the support of the people, the clans, the tribes, the sons of iraq, and enhancing intelligence expertise. we are talking with americans and telling them that we need to benefit from their experience, from the intelligence information, from training for those who are targeting al qaeda in a developed and scientific way. the iraqi people are preparing to give blood but iraq needs the benefit of training. the weapons necessary for counterterrorism, which has specific needs, it is not about artillery's. or f 16's. it has specific weaponry. aside from the political forces, we need intelligence information that will help us to target the strongholds and grou

iraq. they went to war and in south asia the problem created in 2,001 the treaty was a sensible, pragmatic one from the afghan side. but surprisingly there was a true a few months later because the communists opposed to. when there was a re- approach but with the president then there was another coup which leads me to the point that it's crucial for 2014 for afghanistan to have a sensible government. and as a matter of fact i know of at least one or two candidates for the future, for this water negotiation. so it's there. it's not that it doesn't exist it just needs international backing. >> the former intern that wrote a paper that we cite. >> we also have two questions. first for doctor rubin. the way they are going to policy tends if the iranians then do get on the table how do you think the pakistanis and the politicians who had iranian money etc. but if you have the iranians and a small foot on the door -- in the door. and my question to the doctor mac is what are the international org

amazing and risky life staying operations in iraq with children at the heart of it. hurricane sandy. and for many, loss of promised financial relief. now, one year later, al jazeera america investigates: >> finally with increasing 0 lenviolence in ironing the iraqs a dangerous place for foreigners. busbut there are solve of some e working there. jane reports from basra. but we want to warn you some of the images are quite graphic. >> there are lot of iraqis with broken hearts. but this baby was born that way. >> on this day he is just 17 days ol old. he is one of 5000 children born every year with serious heart defects in a country with hardly any ability to treat them. but he has also been lucky. >> he was born born just 3w-6 aa visiting cardiac team arrived. started by some 20 something-year-old officals. cody is one of them. i wanted to help people in the city. there he helped with water and sanitation when he ran across a child that needed heart surgery he and a friend started raising money to send kids abroad for treatment. >> after doing that for several years

help for us in iraq. when i talk about iraq -- iraq is very close to syria. you know that the relations between b-2 countries are historic. only talk about the american role in iraq, it starts in iraq. it ends anywhere in the region where we can find strongholds of terrorists. we are creating a strategy, new one based on the development. we have a new strategy based on mobilizing the security forces and the people, the sons of iraq, and enhancing intelligence expertise. we are talking with americans and telling them that we need to benefit from their experience, from training for those who are targeting al qaeda in a technical way. iraq needs the benefit of training. the weapons necessary for counterterrorism, which has specific needs, it is not about tanks or long-range missiles or artillery. it is specific weaponry. aside from the political forces, and mobilizing the people we , need intelligence information that will help us to target the strongholds and groups of terrorists. we're not saying the world should support us. of course we should, we are part of

the american role in iraq, it starts in iraq. it ends anywhere in the region where we can find strongholds of terrorists. we are creating a strategy, new one based on the development. we have a new strategy based on mobilizing the security forces and the people, the sons of iraq, and enhancing intelligence expertise. we are talking with americans and telling them that we need to benefit from their experience, from training for those who are defeating al qaeda in a technical way. iraq needs the benefit of training. the weapons necessary for counterterrorism, which has specific needs, it is not about artillery. it is specific weaponry. aside from the political forces, we need intelligence information that will help us to target the strongholds and groups of terrorists. we're not saying the world should support says. of course we should, we are part of it. if iraq is not well treated, it will be disastrous for the whole world. this applies to syria as well. the international community, it is their responsibility as well. terrorism c

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am i building was going on in iraq is in namibia. risks to the global increase in such cool that she's going to be a great student loan markets and among the world's going to risk the region as middle east iran the most intimate syriana this content and some of the second syllable from syria into iraq and then it can you never know what in the stall. plus i get some further analysts from high five from god wants the current iraqi novel is the foreign prisoner of saddam hussein's regime has also contributed to the guardian newspaper thank you so much for joining us. i guess it wasn't the first of all greatly relieved. back in two thousand and three when the interface to beat down and us forces affecting the one you're free now. jess said. the question to check on him even to a warrior relieve back in two thousand and three when the invasion began and the u s forces effectively when your freedom on took us all know it said i mean we italy and distance from the beginning to make many iraqis than that including myself that this is not th

it is on the walls largest of the databases of civilian deaths in iraq. it shows a total of over one hundred thousand civilians died a violent death of the country since the start of the us led invasion. back in two thousand and three. many new tricks could say is that very um intervention has led to upgrade his rapid rise in the country to with a round full filers and suicide bombers blowing and blowing themselves up in the last decade. there are figures today show that it's becoming dead nearby the month aunties call trading with iraq body count has launched an online project iraq twenty fifteen a year of college. laura smith spoke to one of the site's co founders about what's driving the work and how they find an accurate date. a prominent us general said if the war in afghanistan on the weekends to fourteen pounds. it's soo hard. they said to get accurate information out of such tales say august at ten pin leaving the human cost of war must be counted states iraq body count was born and according to websites big as the bca has been the deadliest in ir

was the bloodiest month in iraq in more than five years. -- october was the bloodiest month in iraq in more than five years. minister went on a trip to washington. military for u.s. assistance to fight terrorism. obama promised help and said iraq needed to do more for democracy and human rights for all iraqis. >> we are deeply invested in an iraq that is democratic and prosperous. i communicated to the prime minister that anything we can do forring about that future iraq is something we want to work on. >> the prime minister said he was in agreement with the position of the u.s. administration. for iraq and the region to cooperate. we are working on security and intelligence to fight al qaeda because it is good for iraq and the middle east. >> but his trip is not without controversy. outside the white house, iraqis caught on obama to refuse support for the iraqi leader. they say his leadership style is partly to blame for the violence. there is speculation that at&t is considering taking over dafone, which has operations in the middle east, africa, and europe. neither company has comme

the tears wouldn't elaborate on that iraqi prime minister called ohh i get this urge for iraq and the needs of the lack of time has arrived in washington in the month that turned out to the state india seem to last five years. for those four following the news is becoming such a repetitive phrase the deadliest month in iraq for this many years said he would hear it all the time the fact is that following the us invasion in two thousand and three. terrorism has skyrocketed in iraq the sectarian war that broke out as a result of the nation has created a breeding farm and the carrots the iraqi prime minister says it's getting worse because he says as a result of the so called arab revolutions there is a power vacuum in the region which extremist forces take advantage of a specific list of class theory and the situation there of course even though iraq snoring all my leaky nose with the us invasion has led to his country he can't be called critical of washington because after all. in a way if things to the us that he's now in power. let's take a closer look at the numbers now according to

as it is, the sunnis in iraq have ruled iraq for a millennium, they were used to ruling iraq, it was always going to be difficult to wean them away from power and for them to accept being part of the texture of iraqi life, i think what maliki has done is, his contempt of them and his opposition of them, when maliki in a way trumped-up charges ends up issuing a death sentence against the most prominent, the most prominent politician in the country, vice president a shah my, nobody believes these charges, it tells us how radicalizing has maliki become. >> rose: thank you david, thank you robin, fouad, thank you, dexter. we will be back. oh, what a throw! forget about who the most valuable player is in the world series. >> rose: reggie jackson is is here, 36 years ago he cemented his legacy as one of baseball's best litters, he hit three legendary home runs on three pitches to seal victory for the new york yankees over the los angeles dodgers in game six of the 1977 world series. the hall of famer won five world series anxious, two with the yankees, he writes amount that much more in "b

on skype, ryan is honoringer for iraq veterans against the war. he is currently undergoing treatment for ptsd. and other conditions. we reached out to the military and the department of veterans affairs to appear on the program tonight, and they declined. however, a v.a. spokesperson gave us this at the same time, which reads in part, the v.a. takes seriously the responsibility to balance the need of veterans with pain and the potential dangers of precipitation drugs, including open oids. the v.a.'s statement will be available in full on our website website. >> so doctor, vets and active members of the military are dieing at a an alarming rate. expert point to the connection between these prescribed drugs and suicides and accident overdoses. what's going on here? >> i think you have a situation where a number of these, mostly young men and well, find themselves at the end of a rope. they have tried the treatments. and even the best studies show that these medications work only about half of the patients to which they are prescribed. so you have a

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it is on the world's largest of the databases of civilian deaths in iraq. it shows a total of over one hundred thousand civilians died a violent death of the country since the start of the us led invasion. back in two thousand and three. many new tricks but say is that very um intervention has led to upgrade his rapid rise in the country to with a round full thousand suicide bombers blowing and blowing themselves up in the last decade. under a fig is today show that it's becoming deadlier by the month aunties cooperating with the right body count has launched an online project iraq twenty fifteen a year of college laura smith spoke to one of the site's co founders about what's driving the work and how they find an accurate date. a prominent us general said if the war in afghanistan on weekends to fourteen pounds. it's soo hard. they said to get accurate information out of such tales of this decade has been leaving the human cost of war must be counted states iraq body count was born and according to websites big as the bca has been the deadliest in iraq sin

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waging violence in iraq. that isn't going to go away. >> our problem, we have abandon in the minds of the sunni countries who used to be our alleys, we have abandon them. the sudies and those countries are ut raged. this is -- outraged. this is another example -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is iraq tilting towards iran and is that bad? >> of course it is bad -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that is another reason why -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yes. yes. >> deal with iran which could slow thane nuclear program -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is congress likely to approve the request? >> no. >> you have had the last word. >> the next entity to lead a bail out will be puerto rico. >> he will tweak the law to help ease the cancellations. >> he will change his senior staff to deal with this. >> i predict hillary clinton will run for the presidency in 2016. bye-bye. [ music ] a and >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, host of "white house chronicle," which is coming up, but first a few thoughts of my own.

as it is, the sunnis in iraq have ruled iraq for a millennium, they were used to ruling iraq, it was always going to be difficult to wean them away from power and for them to accept being part of the texture of iraqi life, i think what maliki has done is, his contempt of them and his opposition of them, when maliki in a way trumped-up charges ends up issuing a death sentence against the most prominent, the most prominent politician in the country, vice president a shah my, nobody believes these charges, it tells us how radicalizing has maliki become. >> rose: thank you david, thank you robin, fouad, thank you, dexter. we will be back. oh, what a throw! forget about who the most valuable player is in the world series. >> rose: reggie jackson is is here, 36 years ago he cemented his legacy as one of baseball's best litters, he hit three legendary home runs on three pitches to seal victory for the new york yankees over game six f the 1977 world series. the hall of famer won five world series anxious, two with the yankees, he writes amount that much more in "becoming mr. october". i am p

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violence in iraq's prime minister is being forced to asked washington to help him fight terror. on the couch. khan has more. we know that the iraqi leadership has made a request with us assistance in the fight against terror we don't know the details of that request. hideous wouldn't elaborate on that iraqi prime minister called ohh i get this urge for iraq and the neatest the lack of time has arrived in washington in the month that turned out to be staged in india seem to last five years for those who are following the news is becoming such a repetitive phrase the deadliest month in iraq for this many years said he would hear it all the time the fact is that following the us invasion in two thousand and three. terrorism has skyrocketed in iraq the sectarian war that broke out as a result of the nation has created a breeding farm and the carrots the iraqi prime minister says it's getting worse because he says as a result of the so called arab revolutions there is a power vacuum in the region which extremist forces take advantage of a specific list of grassy area and the situatio

this issue we should in iraq has long gone beyond six months. it has become clear iraq has become subjected to a war of genocide by terrorists targeting all spheres of life. last week mr maliki met with president obama and the two leaders agreed iraq was in urgent need of help would be signs general statements nothing concrete came out like how to save people's lives on the ground. anyone who walks in the streets at any moment may face a car bomb a motorcycle bomb or an explosive belt and any moment anyone may be killed. it's ten or eleven years now that they're talking about the new security plan but nothing changes in the situation is only getting worse. and neither new checkpoints arrests and more constant operations seem to be enough to gain control it's nearly impossible to establish exactly how many civilians were killed in iraq since the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and three many became casualties during military operations including shootouts and a shelling some died due to a lack of healthcare and ruined infrastructure but what we

early in the iraq and afghanistan war it was much easier to use a weapon and you always work with a ground crew i might be following a convoy came under attack i would work directly with the ground controller he would tell us where he needs help he would say you look at that arroyo we're taking fire from that arroyo and i would tell him what i'd see and then he would clear me hot and the decision was on me for when to fire as the face of war changed those restrictions became greater and greater and greater we we could not lose weapons and towards the end of our occupation in iraq we were weapons tight it took. the president to say yes that somebody we need to strike. if you're thinking about an alcoholic drink associated with russia it's probably not going to be one that springs into your head but they've been making it here on the black sea coast for more than two thousand kids and there's an industry which really can compete with the rest of the world. i've come to meet some of the people going the great and to see if i can find out the secret to the perfect. right. first. and i think yo

early in the iraq and afghanistan war it was much easier to use a weapon and you always work with a ground crew i might be following a convoy if they came under attack i would work directly with the ground controller he would tell us where he needs help he would say yeah look up that arroyo were taking fire from that arroyo and i would tell him what i'd see and then he would clear me hot and the decision was on me for when to fire as the face of war changed those restrictions became greater and greater and greater we we could not lose weapons and towards the end of our occupation in iraq we were weapons tight it took an act of the president to say yes that somebody would be destroyed. i know c.n.n. m s n b c and fox news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close enough for the truth and might think. it's because when full attention and the mainstream media works side by side with you actually on you. and our teen years we have a different race. because

margy dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq. we want you to know. in a blow to the u.s. the super cold rule today that the prison is it going to move to legally challenge their detention in us schools. and what we want is an immediate cessation of conditions that are cruel inhuman or degrading or that constitute torture. human rights law in fulton notating the mine most ruling is now demanding the release of food to the names so that they can do you the government has so far refused to release the name slips why do you know how many were. you sure. know. not today well it seems like a perfectly reasonable request that gee why don't you just give us all the names it may not be. that is what i ask. barbara. i never heard of her knew of her until. half the pallor took store and immoral i took part or see. that's what i. was like a wake up call i mean as i could i would have been submerged in the stonewalling efforts of my government of my colleagues there get. on going along with that stonewalling and do placing these obstacles in

margy dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq. we want you to know. as a little kid to ever play with a toy gun of course you have who hasn't won today in the trigger happy nation of the u.s. and they are simply having a toy gun out in public can get you killed this is exactly what happened to an eighth grader named ending lopez in broad daylight he was walking to his friend's house in santa rosa california holding this airsoft gun and officers claim that they thought it was an a k forty seven when it didn't drop the gun and opened fire resulting in the death of a thirteen year old boy so what's next for the lopez family who are seeking justice for their son's death there's talk about the issue of police accountability i'm joined by the lawyer for randy lopez's case arnaldo the c.s. thank you so much for coming on the show and. every i can tell you to be here thank you so if you break down for our audience what exactly happened to any of that day . well let me just correct things a little i mean you suggested that the officers gav

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and iraq about to face a big test. the iraqi prime minister, maliki, visiting the white house today. and he said that the violence has killed thousands of iraqi. 1,000 people dying in october alone. mike is live at the white house with the preview of the sitdown, and what's on the agenda in >> reporter: first and foremost, del, the number that you just mentioned. 882 iraqis have died just in the month of october alone, and the violence that's racking that country, many fear that it's moving into civil war. maliki. three hours meeting with the president, and he has been in washington for three days, and he has met with vice president, joe biden, twice already. and he gave a speech, and his point this. the violence in iraq is not sectarian, and many believe that it's exactly that, many of maliki's opponents accusing him of fostering the strike against the sunni minority in iraq. they are using it as a staging ground to launch attacks into iraq. the destabilization of syria is bad news, and for allowing iran, one of basha

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getting in on the wall while eon and the iraq war but the mindset of the goddess into the iraq war and many people assume that man. it is going to change them the basic american foreign policies that george bush to push the limit. well one thing certainly didn't change the mindset now we're completely detached from any sort of warfare foreign policy network a perpetrator of the world. in britain causing uses may become acclaimed punishable by jail attends all unlimited fines the candle makers are considering a bill to toughen in response to anti social behavior. even children as young as ten could be charged oh and knowing that haiti under the new religious nation. it also allows punishment for sin it is carried out from underneath which calmed the quantity of money for the sitting nearby the bills braved freezing and tough approach has caused major criticism among civil rights activist and to carry an entire essay is one of the eyes. they launched an online petition to stop it from coming into form. attend to today least get the peace deal with artsy to make any deal for protest immed

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richard has the latest from cairo. >> it's clear listening to iraq's prime minister that iraq is in trub. iraq is back in a civil war. according to the u.n. about a thousand people are killed in iraq every single month. the overall levels of violence have returned to 2008 level. that means the u.s. military surge have been wiped out. that's a significant statement especially if you were one of the tens of thousands of american troops that served in iraq to try and bring stability only the see the country return to where it is now. prime minister is in the united states now asking for help. drone, planes, things hechs getting when u.s. troops were in iraq but he lost when troops were pulled out of the country. the other big story. pakistan, a u.s. military u.s. intelligence drone strike killed the leader of the pakistani taliban. he's the man responsible of killing thousands of people, mostly bombing attacks inside pakistan. he's responsible for a cia attack in 2009 and a failed bombing in new york's time square. nbc news, cairo. >> pack kistani leaders say thi was a drone attack. >>> yel

proctor used to work for the coalition provisional authority in iraq which the united states government set up shortly after the invasion that overthrew saddam hussein so he would have been involved in frequent strategy meetings about how to sell the iraq war and part of selling that war would have also been to attack the critics and to make the critics look bad and if you look at the roster of any of the top lobbying in public relation firms in town they're filled with former members of congress for murder ministration officials former cia officials increasingly journalists are going the same route. and. we now occupy an era of extreme reputation anxiety among leading companies around the world because they're very aware that corporate reputation which they may have built over fifty years or so can be shredded in a matter of minutes so when a company feels that it's on the potential attack you try and divert attention from the real story or you have a snow dump of good alternative information so they will go out there and say listen we've got this story about reputations being on the f

has been taking precautionary measures out by asking congress to hold off on more sanctions against iraq while our world how words are negotiating and continuing to try to hammer out a deal president obama says in the us is serious about using diplomacy to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons that there is no need to add new sanctions on top of the boys are ready in place that have crippled iraq's economy. however the us is to get spoiler right now is its ally israel let's remember that it's really time mr page and it's him who is pro israel groups have been lobbying for more punitive measures to be piled against iraq. now according to reports the deal was nearly reached last week we've been reporting about it and according to russia's foreign mr said the law crop night he said that there was no joint proposal but there was a us proposal that everyone including iran agreed on the deck and were last minute amendments to the deal did not go through that france is being blamed for stalling and putting in those last minute amendments to we have to wait and see caught it from world po