in lashkar gah, you can see the forces that are shaping afghanistan. the power of religion and tradition in pashtun tribes who dominate the south. the humanitarian crisis that might force concessions to women to get western help. young talibs have smartphones — their fathers banned photography. like the world, afghanistan has changed. it is harder now to bend and break a country. jeremy bowen, bbc news, helmand. what is arguably the world's most important satellite has launched to orbit from california. this is an atlas rocket taking off from vandenberg space force base in california. it's carrying some special cargo — landsat 9, a satellite that will observe earth from orbit. it's the latest in a series of landsat missions going back almost 50 years. no other satellite has kept a longer, continuous record of the changing state
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