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>> so this is an historic moment. a war is ending, a new day is upon us, and let us never forget those who gave us this chance. >> certainly a shift in relationship, from wartime enemies in pursuit of weapons of mass destruction, reigning hell fire from the sky, even if the weapons werent really there, to a u.s.-backed government in a foreign war, to now a full-blown democracy. after the final troop withdrawal, some 16,000 americans will still be in the country that borders on iran in ...

>> joining us now, bill gurts, a china expert. also with us hue tent colonel anthony schaefer, senior fellow with the senior for advanced studies. its a pleasure to have you both with us. tony, how are you? bill, how do you assess the threat? >> i think its the most significant military threat facing the country over the long term. obviously islamic terror is the long-term threat. chinas is large scale and across the board. you didnt mention theyre also building up their nuclear force ts and dev...

coincide coincidental. theres the so-called carrier killer. its a missile designed to take out american aircraft carriers, that missile a fulfillment of a threat made back in 1986 when a chinese military officer told the u.s. embassy official said, quote, were going to sink your carriers with ballistic missiles. theres the missile. we cant forget how much theirre interest in cyber fare has been growing. to what end, surely only the chinese know. so where do we stand today? is the u.s. ...

numbers for september. its the last set of jobs numbers before the midterm elections and economists are predicting that unemployment rate will rise a 10th of a point to 9.7%. they also estimate that while the private sector likely created around 75,000 jobs in september, they -- those jobs will be offset by the layoffs by the federal government of temporary census workers. so the net numbers today may show no new jobs created last month. that puts the democrats and lawmakers in a tough...

it is buying up all these books, thousands of them and destroying them. a matter of national security, they say. where is your car right now? think its safe because of your new fancy state of the art security system? think again. windows are hot wiring, that is so five years ago. now theres an app for that. sitting in the comfort of your own home and making a leaving. part two of our series, "making money on youtube." thanks for joining us, a packed house, a minister under fire, and ...

lawsuits against him claiming they were sexually abused by the mega church masstor. from cnn, this is cnn "sunday morning," 8:00 a.m. in atlanta, 6:00 a.m. in fayetteville, arkansas. good morning, im in for t.j. holmes, my name is drew griffin. thank you for starting the day with us. lets check our top stories now. the pentagon says it bought and did burn thousands of copies of an army officers memoirs to protect national security. the pentagon says that book, "operation dark heart,"...

morning. fairly cloudy sky has remained in place. the cold air and the cold front never made it as far south as it was supposed to. as a result temperatures this morning are in thepper 60s to near 70. theres a look at live doppler. no heavy rain on the radar but random rain drops along 66 to the eastf front royal into western parts of fauquier county. a couple of rain drops south of town along i-95 as well. steadier showers across southwestern and south central virginia but you can see...

fire crews were arriving. >> the fire was so hot, the pavement even melted. at least 25 people have been hurt. we will continue to update this story for you throughout the morning. well, the worst may not be over after a fast moving wildfire destroyed nearly 170 homes in the rocky mountain foothills. heavy winds could send these flames closer to the center of the town now in boulder, colorado. residents have been told they may need to leave at any moment. about 3500 people forced from ...

Details about -- >> well -- >> go ahead. >> it is unsettling for two reasons. first, you need to be careful to not provide names of currently serving units. for example, in my book, we talk about things which are seven years old, old names, that sofrt thing. you dont want to talk about current locations and current target the. the documents released have the potential to kind of point you in the right direction to understand what were doing, which is not good. secondly, some of the issues relati...

Intel analyst, could have had access and is now reportedly a person of interest in the probe. an army intel officer tells me there are literally millions of people out there with secret security clearance, and he says, all 92,000 documents could fit on a thumb drive. so it begs the question, how big of a deal is this breach? we hear that this is a matter of human rights. >> in general we have seen from the human rights community and from the best journalism that lasting reforms that tend to push...