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Wooped up with campaign-style rhetoric to advance this. its generalities and we havent seen the details. what is noting is that the president has changed his language. in the past when he has been talking about comprehensive immigration reform, he has talked about the desire as an end game to get those here now illegally, quote, legal status. now he is saying this is a path not to legal status, but a path to citizenship. thats much more aggressive. the time table he is likely to propose is a sli...

To speculate about whats wrong with their batteries until the faa finishes its investigation. jon, you see the batteries there. >> yeah. so how much longer will the airplanes stay grounded? >> reporter: theres no time table for that right now officially, but governments around the world told airlines using these enormous aircraft, these enormous 787s to keep them grounded to make sure these batteries dont cause any more smoke damage or worse and if youre wondering why they dont just swap these b...

But there are many long-term concerns in the region. what will the future look like for afghanistan? what will we be asked to do? general jack keen is a retired four-star general, former staff of the army. good morning. >> good morning, jamie. >> jamie: lets take a look at afghanistan. there has been a lot of talk that the president met with afghan president karzai, that we will potentially have a role in afghanistan, after troops withdraw. first of all, should we have announced the newer time t...

Standard and former democratic senator evan bayh. the president made it clear this week if it is not a rush for the eastboundities in afghanistan it is -- exits in afghanistan it is a brisk walk in that direction, brit. he sped up the time table for moving from a lead combat role to an advisory mission and all signs are he will commit fewer troops to afghanistan after 2014 than u.s. commanders want. question, or two questions. what do you make of that and what do you make of all this talk as we ...

Just a short time ago at the white house, the president and afghan president hamid karzai appeared at a joint news conference. both leaders announced that u.s. troops will handover total control of security to the afghan forces sometime during the spring which represents a slight acceleration from the time table. but it was at the end of the news conference that perhaps the most important question was asked. after 11 years, almost half a trillion dollars spent and perhaps 20,000 afghan civilians...

Said ad infinitum during the campaign and above that, those are the people whose taxes will go up. there could be wriggle room there. the question as the white house has been at pains to point out time and time again, can you raised requisite amount of revenue. it becomes how much revenue will you raise these other means. closing the loopholes, thats where the democrats come in, very delicate balancing act. >> what are we looking at in ternls terms of a time table. i fully expect youre attemptin...

Shoes that are going to drop. obviously, they are not going to want it. they didnt want a 9/11 commission. the bush people didnt that, joe lieberman and i propose. they didnt want a watergate committee. it is going to require the american people demanding it. >> greta: they are going to get one in the house because that is led by the republicans. even if the democrats dont want it in the senate. you have senator dianne feinstein -- she wants something diabetic. >> i hope she sticks to that. i th...

Shoes that are going to drop. obviously, they are not going to want it. they didnt want a 9/11 commission. the bush people didnt that, joe lieberman and i propose. they didnt want a watergate committee. it is going to require the american people demanding it. >> greta: they are going to get one in the house because that is led by the republicans. even if the democrats dont want it in the senate. you have senator dianne feinstein -- she wants something diabetic. >> i hope she sticks to that. i th...

Strength. >> but we couldnt stay here forever. sue in afghanistan and iraq, two countries where we went into those countries, as we pull out, they apparently didnt want us there. there is an enormous amount of violence in both of those places as we pull out. >> have you to differentiate. i think in iraq, when president bush left office, we in fact left the situation that this president could have built on to have the kind of secure and stable environment that frankly, you know, we had anticipate...

And like any president wouldnt. given what is happening to us. and our policy now is unstate we saw it unfold over the last three plus years we are disengaging from the middle east. our friends say why arent you standing here with us. look at iran. permitting them to have a nuclear weapon and we have a feckless policy that is not standing up to them and we are pulling out of iraq despite the recommendation and turn it over to iranian influence and time table in afghanistan as we so much. and are...