the do in the do or die is let s try to stop the killing. let s try to stop the kinetic engagement which means there s going to be some form of capitulation with the taliban simply take over governance, it will ultimately go to the taliban and they ll be uncontested. bear in mind you have al qaeda still in country and isis still in country. you have competing terrorist organizations but the taliban will resume control in kabul. it s apparent the afghan military is not going to be, as clarissa ward indicated, be able to unravel or put-back together what existed in some form after the departure of the u.s. forces. general, it seems as though there s been a shift. in recent conversations we ve had about afghanistan we ve talked about the afghan government trying to maintain control of the capitol of kabul
afghanistan. america s longest war continues. an explosion at a mosque killing 27 afghan soldiers, wounding dozens more as they prayed. that s according to the military there. happened in the southeastern part of the country not far from the border with pakistan. the taliban has been launching attacks against local military and police forces throughout the country. its unclear who was behind today s bombing, this comes after a suicide bomber kills 55 in the capitol of kabul. the american missionary reportedly killed by members of an isolated tribe on a remote indian island new he might die. that s according to that diary that he left behind. police say members of the tribe which say they killed him with arrows. amy kellogg pouring through the pages of the diary tonight.
shepard: headlines from the fox news deck. 25 people reported dead and 80 hurt after a suicide bombing at a mosque in afghanistan. that s according to government officials. happened today south of the capitol of kabul while the mosque was packed with people. no group has claimed responsibility. some folks in california helping highway patrol officers save a man from a burning car. look at this. this is colton, california. 50 miles east of l.a. happened wednesday. the san bernardino sun newspaper reports the man passed out and got stuck in his sun roof after his car crashed and flipped over. paramedics say they took them to the hospital with serious injuries. a wall of dust rolling over phoenix. forecasters say the cloud came
our enemies our plans. now, those remarks are coming amid a new surge of violence in afghanistan, in particular in the capitol of kabul, we turn to nick peyton walsh who is live on the ground for us in kabul, good morning, nick. tell you, there s no new policy in that speech, but it was a restatement of what he considers to be the key criticism of the war before he came in to power, which when they telegraphed what the troops were going to do. we are now in a period of great uncertainty frankly. the violence here in the capitol is at a really all-time high frankly, we are seeing more american troops being sent towards the front line to train afghans in the fight there. and also, a degree of secrecy coming around the key measures of success here, particularly those about afghan security forc forces, their strength and casualties and how many turn up to work every day.
reporting of the washington post and others. they re reporting the gps tracking company strava uses satellite information to map the routes of users by showing areas of activity. but think of it. in afghanistan, it s mostly soldiers walking around with fitness apps. it s not so much the locals. in remote areas, the heat maps are almost entirely dark except for the scattered areas that could be soldiers and bases using the app. that could be a security threat if the pentagon has not revealed the location of those bases, a spokeswoman tells the a.p. that the department is reviewing the situation and takes it very seriously. 11 afghan soldiers are dead after the fourth major terror attack in that country in less than two weeks. the islamic state is claiming responsibility. it happened at a military academy in the capitol of kabul. officials say a suicide bomber attacked a security unit and