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>> trace: you talk about the considered. impact to the farmers. they would require additional troops to operate them with b-52 they've been hit by the floods and dozens of fighter jets, more in the midwest. how does this play politically search and rescue forces like even if we strike a deal next week with china? these air force para rescue men are the farmers going to say, could be called upon to help. bygones bygones or are they many lawmakers are concerned the going to have long-term memories u.s. provoking iran into a and impact and how does this play in 2020? military conflict by pulling ...

Meanwhile, iran's foreign minister on a visit to japan said there was, quote, no possibility for negotiations with the u.s. fred pleitgen is in iran. part of this maximum pressure campaign from the u.s. and by the trump administration is intended to force iran to renegotiate the existing nuclear deal that the u.s. pulled out of, but it sounds like aron is calling that plouffe and saying no, we're not going to renegotiate. >> i think you have it absolutely right, jim. i think they're absolutely calling the white house's bluff, and i think the folks here in iran, the leadership here, they feel a...

Intercepted a nuclear capable b-52 bomber. a kremlin spokesman saying america is risking an escalation. >> translator: such actions do not lead to strengthening security and stability. on the contrary, this adds more tension. we regret such actions of washington. >> reporter: russia claims it scrambled interceptor jets. russian state tv claiming the warplanes chased the b-52 away. the u.s. air forces denies that saying the b-52 had a routine interaction while conducting operations over the baltic sea. the pilots were operating in conformive wi ivity with intern law. the russian aircraft did no...

His bodyguard listens for security updates on the radio. we start by asking about the taliban's brutal tactics and the u.s. concern that they could once again offer safe haven to terrorists. >> whether it's the americans or isis, no foreign forces would be allowed in the country once we start ruling afghanistan. >> reporter: are there real efforts being made to stop killing civilians? >> those responsible for civilian casualties came with aircrafts, artillery, b-52 and heavy weaponry. >> reporter: in reality the taliban is responsible for thousands of civilian deaths in the last three years al...

Who is in charge. when we sat down with the taliban governor of the area we tried to get a sense from him not just of the services they are trying to provide but of what the ramifications are from a security point of view for the u.s. specifically if the taliban takes over. take a look. he agrees to sit down with us. his bodyguard listens for security updates on the radio. we start by asking about the taliban's brutal tactics and the u.s. concern that they could once again offer safe haven to terrorists. >> whether it's the americans or isis, no foreign forces would be allowed in the country o...