tonight on worldfocus as a new wave of violence rocks afghanistan, some of america s allies are debating their role on the war. should they stay, and at what cost and lives? in britain, the growing spread of the swine flu s triggering a sort of different debate. how helpful would it be to close schools? it s a good question for this country when flu season returns. in asia secretary of state hillary clinton raises new concerns to north korea a a nuclear threat while in south korea there is a new teacher to create spies, video games. and a sad tale from cairo. once revered by the ancient egyptians. today the lives of cats are far different and often filled with abuse. from the world s leading reporters and analysts, here is what is happening from around the world. this is worldfocus. made possible, in part, by the following funders good evening. i m martin savidge. it s been the deadliest month for u.s. troops in afghanistan since the war there started near
as a new wave of violence rocks afghanistan, some of america s allies are debating their role on the war. should they stay, and at what cost and lives? in britain, the growing spread of the swine flu s triggering a sort of different debate. how helpful would it be to close schools? it s a good question for this country when flu season returns. in asia secretary of state hillary clinton raises questions to north korea as a nuclear threat. video games. and a sad tale from cairo. once revered by the ancient egyptians. today the lives of cats are far different and often filled with abuse. from the world s leading reporters and analysts, here is what is happening from around the world. this is worldfocus. made possible, in part, by the following funders good evening. i m martin savidge. it s been the deadliest month for u.s. troops in afghanistan since the war there started nearly eight years ago. and today in the eastern part of that country in the city of gardez, t