any kind of confrontation outside the car. reporter: there had been some reports, late last night into this morning that carey may have gotten out of her car but based on that photo and that eyewitness account that does not seem to be the case, jon. jon: as i said before a very sad and very strange story. catherine herridge in washington. thank you. reporter: you re welcome. prosecutors filing new charges against a woman for killing her new husband by pushing him over a cliff. now she could be facing life behind bars. plus a major disappointment for world war ii veterans locked out of the cemetery at normandy beach because of the government shutdown. we have a live report on that next. across the english channel, the allied ships and craft steamed. d-day, directed by general eisenhower here with general bradley was underway. with a sky armada to soften up the atlantic wall that hitler s nazis had built to thwart an allied invasion of fortress
and a former spokesman for the state department is with us 26-year veteran of the united states air force, and the general bradley chair in strategic leadership in pennsylvania. good to see you, p.j., president karzai at the end of his rope. guest: clearly there is political tension. it isjí understandable, we have had a string of unfortunate incidents over five months in afghanistan. karzai is feeling political treasure in his country and obviously raising the temperature in the relationship with the united states. shepard: but what happens to karzai not absence of america? guest: well, this is the real foundation we have to preserve. the united states and afghanistan have the same long-term interests but, obviously, we have a legal level of friction that may or may not be sustainable. we have to make some adjustments