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Has been thrown into the spotlight, even though they've been terrorizing that part of the country for years, we've seen them launch even more brazen, even more numerous attacks with that sense of insecurity growing, despite the fact the government says it has put all this military into place to try to hunt down the girls. people at this stage really wanting to see the government do more, really wanting to see the military do more, and also looking towards the international community for that critical support that the nigerian government and military may be needing, wolf. >> arwa damon in abuja...

The oath of office in 2017. president obama's plan ends the war in afghanistan at the end of 2016. and, i mean, if you want to talk about dollar figures, we do know from independent studies, congressional budget office, it's about $200 billion in the last couple of years in afghanistan, albeit at larger force levels. you're right, this is not going to come cheap. there are about 30,000 now. you can sort of, you know, divide by three and get to a dollar figure perhaps. but certainly this is going to cost them money. and the other thing we should point out is this announcement from the president...

Caring for a sick child or an aging parent. figuring out how to pay for college. finding a good job. and what to do if you lose it. whether to get married or stay married. how to give our kids the opportunities they dream about and deserve. life is about making such choices. our choices and how we handle them shape the people we become. >> you know, everybody's going to focus on the words whether to get married or stay married. >> that's hillary clinton's bow to the lewinsky mess. republicans have already talked about it. but in a larger sense, wolf, that paragraph was about women. it's about ...

Will the president go into specifics in terms of funding, keeping 10,000 u.s. troops next year, 5,000 the year after, that's not cheap. it's going to cost several billion dollars. is the president going to explain to the american public when he goes out there and makes this announcement how much taxpayers will have to shell out to keep those troops in afghanistan? do we have any clue on that? >> i don't think we're going to hear dollar figures from the president at 2:45 this afternoon. i think he wants to lay out this case that the u.s. needs to continue this presence in afghanistan and, keep ...