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Published: Thu, 5 Nov 2009

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" You're news the United Nations is temporarily. Pulling more than half of its staff. Because of violence in Afghanistan 600 workers will be moved to more secure locations both inside and outside the country. This after last week's Taliban attack left five staffer is dead in cobble. Meanwhile still no decision on whether President Obama will be sending more US troops -- the region. -- White House senior adviser David Axelrod told our Major Garrett about that."

" I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna major do view. Precise deadline and then he'll make a decision soon. Based on a thoughtful review of all the options."

" 2000 god has been the deadliest year for US and NATO forces since the war began and well they made some serious mistakes that's -- California corrections officials are saying about the JC do guard case after a scathing report was made public. The report showing parole agents missed numerous -- to -- chances to catch -- burrito. Who is accused of holding JC do -- captive for eighteen years six different agents visited the home sixty times over ten years but that is fewer -- fewer visits the required. Also -- was categorized as a low risk sex offender even though he was convicted of rape. And parole agents never followed up on reports of children in tents in the back yard. This study just released report says -- guard lied to a suspicious parole officer in a desperate bid to protect her doctor. When she was discovered experts say that was likely a result of Stockholm syndrome in which victims become emotionally connected to their abductors to survive. The house to vote as early as today on extending unemployment benefits for at least fourteen additional weeks. The Senate already approved the measure and President Obama supports it more than a million people are expected to run out of benefits before the end of the year. An 8000 dollar tax credit for for -- homebuyers is also part of this legislation. It be extended through June of next here applies the buyer signs a contract by April -- area. Well we won't get to see former presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton square off in a debate. Both parties canceling the appearance at New York's radio city music call because of what they say was quote inappropriate -- They -- Madison Square Garden which owns radio city was supposed to clear all promotion with them before going public but it did not. And they stated that was going to be a moderated panel discussion not a."

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have contingency plans for everything. And they obviously have a plan for North Korea but even behind the scenes when you walk through that nineteen and a half miles a quarter were there. What what are

of caution those ships have been launched by the navy's South Korea's a move is not moving troops around. So you that you're hearing a lot of hot rhetoric but. I would say in the hallways here that they are down -- that being said I did get one piece of information at the end of the day. Would suggesting that the latest Intel is seeing some steam rising from the young beyond nuclear plant it's not clear what that -- is they're analyzing it. But it could suggest you know activity starting. And the potential re processing starting. At that young -- that in North Korea .

over several days of sort of laughing a little bits and treating North Korea like a grumpy child is is while we know they are working. Feverishly behind the scenes to extract more pressure from particularly

Scott says why is the UN doing nothing about North Korea it you know Steve we've seen this this and a packed full -- Many times we've we spend this plane before I

they -- while. I think you know in some ways hurting North Korea's economic. Standing. You know I haven't strangled. The regime there. And I and I and I agree with Indian Nat -- Troubled by the administration's response to this both booked for school respected to Jennifer important what people are saying inside the Pentagon. -- that the administration was looking at North Korea before that you were call it Stephen Bosworth who was the special envoy. In into North Korean matters the world to the six party talks. So that he was relatively relaxed. About this he said that just within the past couple of weeks. I'm not relaxed just because North Korea has a crazy man running the country. Doesn't mean that we can afford to treated as a second or third order threat I mean this -- is ongoing but all. Signs are pointing that this was actually nuclear bomb that detonated under the ground here in North Korea and -- embezzlement and now it's it's a third the size of Hiroshima. That's a serious nuclear explosion yeah it was I'm not last -- some people said well -- in October of 2006 and some people said. Well wasn't real task and it wasn't really successful we don't need to be alarmed about it this one I think we do need to be alarmed about it. You also have if that case since the market mentioned much the other media coverage this. Yeah it is a fact. That North Korea is a serial proliferate here and they're not proliferating too you know Britain or they're not -- proliferating countries that are friendly the United States. It is that North Korea was caught red handed sending at least nuclear technology. The know how perhaps the personnel. To Syria. A state sponsor of terror I mean this is a big deal. And you even have chosen us secretary of state Hillary Clinton raising and hearing that it wasn't confirmed that North Korea was in fact a nuclear power. It's just interesting dynamic here I have a question for you Charleston Ohio what about Japan's

our senior White House correspondent Major Garrett and major we're talking about North Korea and the new administration's response. What's your sense behind the scenes there of how things are are going this.

tantrum it's a way to get attention. That's not going to advance North Korea's interest as if the north Koreans have broad interest that it's seeking to achieve with the international community there's no evidence of that hasn't been for more than a decade. North Korea is isolated there's almost no level of economic sanctions that haven't been applied and there's no record or evidence to believe they've

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