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>> most of them. i didnt. because im not scare from them and i want them to scare from me. when matt left the other unit and the intelligence officer, he personally told me that my name was added to the taliban kill list and i had to leave. when i came to kabul, the taliban came to my house and wanted me to come out. my father told them hes not at home. the next morning i called my wife and my son to leave home and stay with my father-in-law for a couple days until we solve this problem. >> it w...

Letters. >> yeah, in each letter, they were trading my life and mentioning in each letter that all the interpreters, they are trader of islam and not islam people and if they catch us, they will kill us. >> you were approved to come to the united states but in the last minute that was stopped. >> yes, after two years of fight on september 2013, my visa was issued. after two weeks, when i sold everything, i went to say good-bye to my family members, to my relatives. i got a call from the embassy ...

And i was translating and at that time i didnt cover my face and everybody knew me. >> some translators covered their face. >> most of them, i didnt because im not scare from them and i want them to scare from me. when matt left the other unit and the intelligence officer, he personally told me that my name was added to the taliban kill list and i had to leave. when i came to there, the taliban came to my house and my father told them hes not at home. the next morning i called my wife and my son...

Shiites across the persian gulf. there are a lot of different factors that are going into this deal that may not have anything to do with a nuclear program. >> bill kristol, while we look at the plan, can we agree that if it is carried out and if its verified it slows down the dash time and it does something to at least stave off the enrichment of nuclear weapons in iran? >> the most optimistic interpreters of the deal say it slows down the dash time, break out time from one to two months to thr...

Mccain of arizona and jean shaheen are working to hold the united states accountable. >> there are bureaucratic delays which are absolutely unacceptable. hopefully our legislative action agreed to by every member of congress will move both the department of homeland security and the state department to act in a much more rapid and efficient fashion. >> how can we refuse to let these people come to the united states after what they did to help americans? its just not fair. and its not acceptable....

Increase in the number of interpreters and their families granted these visas. >> all of this is being done with the important balance in mind of helping people who help u.s. men and women serving around the world while also having the proper vetting process in place to ensure were not bringing anyone into the united states that would do american citizens harm. >> reporter: brian larson hopes the state department will get its act together in time for the battle buddy he says was left behind. >> ...

We learn more from cnns jim sciutto. >> reporter: an afghan detainee aggressively beaten by afghan soldiers while what appeared to be foreign soldiers look on and do nothing. it is this kind of abuse and worse that the u.s. armys criminal investigation command is now examining. in a separate investigation detailed in a new story by "rolling stone" magazine, the u.n.s mission documented two incidents of torture, three killings and ten forced disappearances from february this year. with victims an...

American troops have been involved in torture, disappearances and murders in afghanistan. the information was collected by the international committee of the red cross and first brought to investigators in july. jim sciutto has this. >> reporter: an afghan detainee aggressively beaten by afghan soldiers what appeared to be foreign soldiers look on and do nothing. it is this kind of abuse and worse that the u.s. armys criminal investigation command is now examining. in a separate investigation, d...

It opened a new investigation this past july into allegations of the kills and abuse of u.s. army special forces troop. the u.n. calls the act, if proven, potential war crimes. we took a close look. an afghan detainee aggressively beaten while what appear to be foreign soldiers look on and do nothing. it is this kind of abuse and worse that the u.s. armys criminal investigation command is now examining. in a separate investigation, detailed in a news story by "rolling tone" the u.n. as afghan mi...

>> finally after taking a polygraph test, hes here and arrived. whats it feel like to be here in america? >> i feel very happen here. i know im very safe. the important thing is for me and my family that we are safe. no more fear of taliban. no more fear of somebody kill my family. im very, very happy. >> matt, how many people out there like janus, wanted to give his life fort u.s. cause we keep hearing about green on blue killing. we dont know who to trust. the taliban are pretending to be some...