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For the afghan army as part of the training program. it's unaccounted for. as you mention, u.s. military records from 2007 to 2011 for this fuel aid were somehow shredded and no one is saying who did it the inspector general warns that there will be more waste if this is not addressed immediately shepard. >> shepard: jennifer, one more note. prince harry of great britain is over there in afghanistan yet again. and i was reading this morning the taliban are threatening to kill him. >> that's right. he has been there two weeks. he is supposed to be there on a four month tour. it's not his first ...

Minute decided to keep control over those prisoners who are considered particularly dangerous. >> we transferred more than 3,000 afghan detainees into your custody at an expedient rate and insured those who would threaten the partnership of afghanistan and coalition forces would not return to the battlefield. >> reporter: u.s. military commanders complained for years there has been a revolving door policy at afghan prisons. so there are some concerns whether the afghans will keep those prisoners that they're concerned about and keep them from returning to the battlefield, jenna. jenna: we'll w...

Further all the records from 2007 to 2011 for this fuel aid have been shredded by someone, quote. consequently, unless funding levels based on accurate afghan national army fuel requirements are developed, and effective controls instituted prior to the transition date, both afghan national army fuel and support funds will be vulnerable to theft and waste. the inspector general for afghanistan is responsible for tracking about $90 billion of aid that the u.s. has given to afghanistan in the last few years. jenna? jenna: wow, $90 billion. jennifer, thank you. jon: a key moment in the trial of th...

Obsolete. all they have left is the ability in theory, at least, to deliver a long range nuclear weapon. that's the only thing they have left that's legitimate, and therefore this regime is being propped up by this -- by this attempt to coerce the united states into providing them food aid and fuel aid. it's absolutely outrageous and it's time for the administration to cut off all aid to north korea and to pressure the chinese to do the same. >> and we have much more to talk about that on another night, general, because there's so much to talk about. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, gre...