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That will review all of the ballots and to form a unity government. if they keep their commitments, afghanistan will witness the first democratic transfer of power in the history of that nation. progress will honor both candidates who have put the interests of a united afghanistan first. the millions of afghans who defied threats in order to vote and the service of our troops and civilians who sacrificed so much. this progress reminds us that even as our combat mission in afghanistan ends this y...

Now to iran where secretary of state john kerry says theres very real gaps between the teheran government and the west over nuclear issues. kerry says there has been tangible progress on some key subjects and that talks will continue until at least sunday to reach a deal. the state department says an extension is being discussed. theres some movement tonight in iraqs internal political struggle to deal with sunni militants who have overrun much of the north and west. tonight james rosen tells ...

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These children would really be a fundamental change in both our domestic and international commitments. i think that we should reflect as a nation on the history of these laws, their importance to our image as being the beacon really of democracy and freedom of the world. so im dishearten eed at the notion these children who are approaching our country seeking protection may be pretermated from even asking for our help. >> that will be part of the debate that we hear in washington. jonathan ryan...

Are under threat of violence or something in their home country, but when you hear that proposal, how does that affect your work and how does it affect the imgrants that youre working with? >> well, to my knowledge, i cannot think of another example where we have as a nation attempted to change the law in order to make it less humanitarian, in order to restrict access to justice and to due process, just tovulnerab system of justice or access to civil legal aid. our countrys laws of refugee and i...

The same course if john f. kennedy had not gone to dallas in 1963. do we know what kennedy would have done if he had lived? theres all sorts of evidence to suggest that he never would have done what linden johnson did in vietnam. >> this nation will keep its commitments from south vietnam to west berlin. >> though lbj had experienced the same crises by sitting next to kennedy, he had not come out with the same conclusions. he did not share kennedys suspicion of the united states military or mili...

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>> any time theres extra charges on things you didnt sign up for, wrong. >> reporter: t-mobile says that these accusations are cheerilea without merit, but ftc wants people to be refunded and they want it paid. we have the sprint merger in the works, and t-mobile had this big ad campaign saying we are clear an transparent. no more fees, no more commitments. meanwhile, theyve been screwing you all along. and people are worried now, every time you look at your cell phone bill, who else knows who i...

Policies. i would rebuild the u.s. military. >> specifically how would you take on isis today? >> i would work hard with those states that are around there, jordan comes immediately to mind. i would go to the saudis and emirates and restore the confidence we are in the fight with them we have got their back and willing to make the kinds of commitments, resources and personnel and our own military capability so that if they do get a caliphate established in that region, say i rack and syria, that...

Company, and i think what theyre addressing here is how to become part of the conversation to help motivate and help set the stage for bringing young girls into science, technology, engineering and math since that is the future for verizon, where theyll be competitive. >> amazing to see them say, dont touch the drill, give it to your brother, and in the end puts on lipstick. does that help the brand? >> veer rison had an opportunity. they are at least engaging in the conversation to answer that ...