talks. the nobel prize for chemistry is shared by two women, for their ability for developing the ability to edit dna. the two candidates to be the next vice president of the united states are preparing for a showdown in salt lake city in the coming hours. clear plastic barriers will separate mike pence and kamala harris, who both reportedly tested negative for coronavirus, but the virus is likely to dominate the 90-minute debate, which will focus on president trump s health and his administration s handling of the pandemic. [cheering] amidst the head spinning events of the past week, the vice presidential debate on wednesday takes on unprecedented significance. this is going to be a critically important debate. usually, vp debates are sideshows with the candidates are discussing issues and tossing the occasional verbal zinger. but as vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris take to the stage, salt lake city, the main issue is literally a matter of life o
president s candidates platforms each would look toward a reframing of the road to peace. all right. good morning. i m the president of the coalition for dialogue of afghanistan. i ll be dealing directly with the tribes all over afghanistan. i ve been listening to the honorable panel here. i m disappointed. i don t hear the actual problem that is facing afghanistan. as the west is celebrating d-day, the afghan people are dreading t-day. which i call taliban day. with all due respect, ambassador, abdullah omar naseef was nothing. as a leader of the taliban and turned him into a religious symbol by putting the cape of mohamed upon his shoulder and giving him the aura of an islamic leader to unite around him. the problem in afghanistan is not afghanistan. and the sooner the west admits this. i know, you know it, but you will not admit it. the world has got armies. pakistan s army has a country. it is the opposite. pakistan s military is running the country. the isi is the on
good morning. i m the president of the coalition for dialogue of afghanistan. i ll be dealing directly with the tribes all over afghanistan. i ve been listening to the honorable panel here. i m disappointed. i don t hear the actual problem that is facing afghanistan. as the west is celebrating d-day, the afghan people are dreading t-day. which i call taliban day. with all due respect, ambassador, abdullah omar naseef was nothing. as a leader of the taliban and turned him into a religious symbol by putting the cape of mohamed upon his shoulder and giving him the aura of an islamic leader to unite around him. the problem in afghanistan is not afghanistan. and the sooner the west admits this. i know, you know it, but you will not admit it. the world has got armies. pakistan s army has a country. it is the opposite. pakistan s military is running the country. the isi is the one that is supporting these people that are coming into afghanistan and killing our people. the biggest
washington bracing for the worst. overseas, there s isis and afghanistan. as well as new attempts to empty the prison at guantanamo bay. plus, a frightening development in the fight against terror. with the hostage rescue mission gone wrong. chris jansing s following all of it from the white house. let s start with this torture report. how is the white house preparing for the report s release? obviously, a lot of things go into a decision like this. and the release. which at least according to dianne feinstein, the intelligence committee chairwoman, it is expected to be released this week. one of the things they re considered is a possible repercussion. so they re looking very carefully at the timing of when this report is going to be released. as you probably know. mike rogers suggested there would be serious repercussions for americans. the release of this report could cause violence and even deaths. he talked about this yesterday. the president himself though as you also