president hamid karzai, who s enraging many in washington. now, karzai, i don t think anybody knows what game he is playing. reporter: 26,000 u.s. forces will leave afghanistan by december. but the obama plan would keep 8,000 u.s. forces in the country as trainers. the afghan army is not yet capable on its own. america s top soldier, chairman of the joint chiefs, general martin dempsey in afghanistan today said if u.s. trainers cannot stay through 2015, the main core of al qaeda could rebuild here. i think the principle reason for us to remain post 14 is to maintain pressure on al qaeda. reporter: but karzai won t sign a so-called forces agreement to give u.s. troops the usual waiver from prosecution and the like. unless karzai does sign, dempsey and his commander, president obama, say no u.s. troops will stay. u.s. nato allies told defense secretary, chuck hagel today, their 5,000 troops wouldn t stay either. all u.s. forces pulling out is what most americans want a
the calls contacted the ja in an effort to determine whether his welfare was imperilled and did not believe that as a result of that contact, that he required any further care. i m not going to second-guess them at this point. reporter: (inaudible). as you are aware in the mapp festo he lays out a plan on what he intended to do. i will, without getting into too much detail say that there are three people that were murdered in the apartment. it appears as though that happened prior to him going on this mobile shooting ram major. the three male victims were stabbed with sharp objects and it was a horrific crime scene. reporter: (inaudible). the question is did he shoot himself or was he shot by sheriff deputies? it would appear as though he took his own life at this point. reporter: (inaudible). we are in the process of determining who those people are and making positive identifications and notifying next of kin. i can t comment to that question now. reporter: [
account information stolen during the target security breach is now being divvied off and sold regionally. two mexican citizens were arrested at the u.s. border in connection with 96 credit cards. federal officials say there is no connection between those arrests and the retailers credit card data theft. lenovo has reportedly in talk toes buy ibm s server unit. and an experimental roach schizophrenia drug misses two gomes in late stage trials. it s kind of hard to read serious stories as the people s court theme is playing here. you have to keep your game face on. it was a test of your professionalism. it s the equivalent of playing the super bowl in 20 below or something like that. you really did well with that, i think. that s why i m here. i ve got to ask you, they re beating on the revenues, but missing on the profits? i don t remember ever seeing that. usually it s the reverse, right. the top line has been weak, the bottom line has been weak. they do ever
they re basically charged with earning millions of dollars, $75 million at least in lobbying fees consulting fees they charge the government of ukraine, but the government says the u.s. government, mr. mueller s prosecutors say manafort and gates hid most of that from federal regulators and the tax man by putting it in offshore accounts. they say they did this so they wouldn t have to pay taxes on it, and so they wouldn t have to register as foreign agents. it also says that the justice department actually started investigating whether they had an improper relationship with ukraine, at least one they weren t reporting, as much as a year ago. they denied then doing any work inside the u.s., but the indictment says they were actually lobbying members of congress, trying to persuade them about sanctions against ukraine. you re looking at pictures this morning when they manafort left his house in that black suv. he was not actually arrested by federal agents but worked ou
is going to vote and where the country is, i would be unlikely to get elected. but in the private sector, i can make a difference. bloomberg rejected a run earlier because that path to victory seemed narrow with joe biden in the same lane. but biden has been struggling in the crowded democratic field, as former adviser david axelrod tweeted, this is a thunderclap and not exactly a vote of confidence in the durability of the joe biden campaign. today, biden is in new hampshire, filing for the ballot there. he will face questions about bloomberg. bloomberg has made no secret he doesn t want the party dragged too far to the left. he jabbed elizabeth warren moments after her appearance. i just said to senator warren on the way out, senator, congratulations. it was a nice talk. just to remind you, if my company hadn t been successful, we wouldn t be here today. so, enough with this stuff. senator warren in north carolina was asked about a possible bloomberg run. it s not