have the results for a week, but it is seen as a public repudiation of the taliban. and joining us is chief correspondent richard engel, and i would like to bring in david rohde of roeuters who was kidnapped by the taliban and held captive for eight months. it is good to have you both here. and richard, i want the take on the election, but there is breaking news that there was an explosion in kandahar? yes, it appears that an american convoy was target bade car bomb, and then several afghan civilians, 13 civilians were killed. they were not killed by the actual explosion, but a bus was diverted off of the road after the americans set up a convoy, and then crashed, so it appears that it was a secondary knock-on effect of this official attack by the taliban.
senior cnn political analyst, and editorial director for the national journal and will cain is a cnn contributor and contributor for theblaze.com. breaking news story in france, 300 police officers are surrounding the home of a suspect who is wanted in the shooting of that jewish school that happened on monday, killed a rabbi, two young sons and a young girl that was killed in the shooting. france says two officers were wounded in a shoot-out overnight and roeuters is reporting sayin he wanted revenge for the killing of palestinian children. in toulouse diana magnay, we heard about this time they were expecting the suspect inside the house would be coming out, turning himself over to police. where does that stand? reporter: absolutely. that s what the suspect said that he would do. he s been talking to police. they said he was extremely determined, extremely stubborn not exactly a negotiating position really but apparently he said he would come out at midday. it s midday
our partners and allies in asia in the target zone for north korea. so from the white house tonight, we have been told that they did expect that there would be additional tests, and they would respond. but you see that they chose to do so with as few words as possible, not to have any criticism directly from president trump to president kim jong-un. thank you so much. nbc s kelly o donnell at the white house. anyway, with president trump on the verge of completing his first 100 days in office, he s closing out a week s long push to rack up as many last-minute achievements as possible. but in a candid oval office interview with roeuters, the president revealed he may have underestimated the difficulty of the job of president, acknowledging that he thought the work of the presidency would be easier than it really is. i loved my previous life. i had so many things going. i actually this is more work than in my previous life. i thought it would be easier. i do miss my old life. this
needs to be done. jo joining me now is a columnist for roeuters. reaction to the jobs numbers. there s other narratives going on that have been very volatile. one of the things going on in market land is if employment gets better then does the federal reserve change the multi-year policies. they bought a lot of bonds. they will do that until the unemployment rate drops. if the unemployment rate goes down the fed will start changing its policies. there s a lot of confusion about whether to take all of this. they are having some confidence that the jobs are out there.