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Pirates, they are not going to be a pirate. war play has advantages for moral development because kids are exploring good and evil and trying out to be a hero. >> what about the video games. a lot of think that video games lead to children being more violent. >> yeah, a lot of people think that. i think that with any kind of screen time, you need to limit those to some degree. how they are behaving in real life and not prepackanged fun. >> allow kids to choose,/, reject play mates. you don't invite everyone to the birthday party. >> even beyond that. a child doesn't have to play with everybody...

But he also said the united states is there for the long hall. >> we're not finished with afghanistan. in fact to the contrary part of what i've tried to emphasize to president cars y and the afghan people but also to the american people is this a long-term partnership. >> in its ninth year has fallen since 2009. americans are now basically split on the issue with about half in favor and half opposed. author and journalist sebatian has watched the war play out up close in his new book "war." platoon duty in one of the most dangerous regions in the count row. spent months with him. i spoke with...

Meeting in washington today president obama and afghan president hamid karzai played down reports of tensions between them, to say the least. mr. obama's says he's confident to meet its self-imposed deadline to withdraw troops from snaun july 2011. but he also said the united states is there for the long hall. >> we're not finished with afghanistan. in fact to the contrary part of what i've tried to emphasize to president karzai and the afghan people but also to the american people is this a long-term partnership. >> in its ninth year has fallen since 2009. americans are now basically split on...

>> among american opposition to the war now in its ninth year has fallen since 2009. americans are now basically split on the issue with about half in favor, and half opposed. author and journalist sebastian junger has watched the war play out up close in his new book "war." he describes a single platoon's tour of duty in one of the most dangerous regions in the country. spent months with them. i spoke with sebastian junger for tonight's "360" interview. what was so unique about this place in the korengal valley and that you wanted to write about it. >> the first time that i was with one unit....