After the assassination of two Police Officers. It started relatively small and its getting bigger, i take it. Whats the latest . Reporter it has grown bigger somewhat, maybe 500, maybe 600 people now. Not a lot bigger than previous protests. The issue now is they have moved into the streets. This is lexington street or lexington avenue headed north toward harlem. The problem that they have right now is police have tried to keep them on the streets on the sidewalks all night, off the streets and protesters have taken to the streets. That is the issue. It has caused a lot more tension between protesters and police. If you turn around here, you can see its not very big. The police are right back behind them and they have tried to protect the protesters, as they have taunted them through much of the evening. I have to say the police have shown amazing restraint this evening as they watch these protesters go by. Wolf. What are the protesters saying about defying the mayors call to pause in
confidence among the corrupts. but does that mean that we have to solve all the problems of confidence around the region before we solve the problem of afghanistan? this heart of asia. there is the problem of the kashmir, the rushal central asia problem, the iran saudi arabia problem, do we solve everything before we solve afghanistan or do we have a process going at the same time? we have a principle of nonintervention, neutrality, sovereignty for afghanistan and confidence building for the region. second problem about this kind of regional push is so big we actually think we actually have a region that can come around afghanistan. now, there is a liberal view and a realist view. the. the liberal promoted in the u.s. and the international community because the countries of the region including central issuia, pakistan, japan have common interests in defeating nonstate actors, drug traffickers and terrorists and extremists and, et cetera that they are going to come around and