forces he pleaded guilty to five war crimes charges for throwing a grenade that killed an american special forces medic. on the brazilian ruling party's candidate who said he's won there via voter will be the country's first president former marxist guerrilla eat opposition rather it was a ceremonial second round of more than fifty five percent of the vote spectacle t.v. antipoverty policy is about giving the loot the silver to be sworn in as the country's head of state under the first. shot that joins us now the latest business. hello welcome to business program hay on r t with michelle amos following the third international night had already for. two thousand and ten is getting underway here in moscow one three hundred fifty vosh and foreign companies from thirteen countries will present their work outside the exam exhibition innovation products funnel for more now i'm joined live by sponsored who is out the forum for it has done so much more can you tell a. lie for government activity guaranteed results the us would already have the most opposed to take sick during the world within the last mo

forces he pleaded guilty to five war crimes charges for throwing a grenade that killed an american special forces medic. in brazil at the ruling party's candidate to do who serve as one of the wrong turn over the country's first president. beats opposition rogers a senator in a second round with fifty five percent of the vote. to continue the policies of out giving the symbol to be sworn in as the country's head of state john yoo the first. australian police have made one of the biggest ever drugs bust seizing anyone with a street value of penguin four hundred million u.s. dollars over one hundred sixty kilos of the illegal drug way hidden inside wouldn't do shit for malaysia police have charged three people including a mother and son if convicted each will face life in prison. indonesia's deadly volcano has unleashed another powerful eruption mantra being one of the world's most active all trainers has killed at least thirty eight people since bringing to life that there were no immediate reports of new casualties and damage indonesia is situated in the area nicknamed the pacific rim. fire which

guilty to five war crimes charges including murder for throwing a grenade that killed an american special forces medic. indonesia's deadly volcano has unleashed another powerful eruption of mount merapi one of the world's most active volcanoes has killed at least thirty eight people since back to. there are no immediate reports of casualties or damage and injuries sixty eight in an area nicknamed the pacific ring of fire which is prone to earthquakes and eruptions. well after a woman in the south of russia was viciously moved by two pit bull terriers the debate over who should be held responsible for dog attacks has been heating up some say bad owners are to blame while others are calling for a blacklist of certain breeds of dogs seized in his bosky reports. this eighty five year old woman was almost killed by two pit bulls and here on the yard she was screaming for help and when a neighbor heard her cries she called the police when the officers arrived the region animals turned on them. one of the officers blew his whistle the dog dropped the victim and the tag of the policeman badly injuring h

one cartel is so powerful it had its american special forces units. live in mission, fox to tell us more. >> to understand the nature of the threat just over the border, we decided to map out a who's who of the cartels. take a look. view require's a $40 billion business divide among 7 cartels. the tijuana cartel based south of san diego. the juryethe juarez cartel and . they broke away creating their own cartel earlier this year. an eclectic bunch. they use tigers to scare victi victims. a beginning pin's lifespan can be sport. captured last year, barbie faces a mexican lockup. on the rise, the zetas, former mexican special forces gone rogue. 200 of them were trained by special forces at fort bening, georgia. >> they went back to mexico, left the mexican military, payment enforcers for the gulf cartel and in february of this year they started their own cartel. >> reporter: if you think this threat is not real. look at security we brought with us. we have state troopers. just across the border we see four men hiding in the bushes. they are members of t

special forces trained by americans have gone rogue. and we conclude our 12 in 2012 series with new jersey governor chris christie and other possible candidates. "special report" starts right now. >> good evening. i'm bret baier reporting from fox news headquarters in new york. president obama is in portugal tonight at the conclusion of a busy day with nato partners inlies done. while afghanistan is the main focus, the president already has an agreement on another sticky issue. >> in lizton for the nato summit president obama announced a deal on developing a missile defense system which he says will be capable of protecting europe and the united states. >> it's an important step forward builds on the new phase adaptive approach to missile defense that i announced for the united states last year. it offers a role for all of our allies. >> the president also pushed republicans in the senate to stop blocking ratification of the start nuclear treaty with russia. tomorrow's main topic here is afghanistan. earlier it was clear president obama'

world the wars rage on pakistan is continuing to unravel obama has escalated american so-called covert force cia and special operations command in yemen and in somalia. and. well really continues us on the path toward bankruptcy so maybe that's a success for the obama team it seems to be what they want but it's certainly a tragedy for the united states and for the people of the various you know more than a handful of countries that we're at war with right now all right we're going to have to leave it at that scott horton from antiwar dot com speaking with us from l.a. taking a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe the greek government has suspended international mail delivery for forty eight hours after a series of letter bombs were discovered in athens some were sent to foreign embassies three were posted to germany's chancellor italy's prime minister and the president of france police have already charged two men and are now searching for five others suspected of involvement an extreme left wing group is thought to be behind the attempted attacks. iran has denied reports that an

military to end nighttime operations and special forces raids and actually reduce the overall footprint of american troop there's in afghanistan, and one senior pentagon official told me this morning, this raises new questions about karzai's reliability as a partner in the way ahead in the war in afghanistan, but most officials i talked to, they say they've got reassurances from the karzai government that karzai said these things for domestic political purposes. that he's getting beaten up politically there in kabul for some of the u.s. military operations, and the overall presence of troop there's in afghanistan, and they felt that it had something to say now. the timing is not really good, because the u.s. and nato are about to reveal this new overall strategy in lisbon later this week, at which point the new strategy is that beginning in july 2011, you remember that deadline, that president obama set during his initial months in office, that july 2011 deadline is when the u.s. will start handing over responsibilities to the afghan government, and by the end of 2014, afghanistan should be in a po

when you put an american infantry battalion, marine battalion on the ground things change. we use our special forces to go after the folks and find them and take them out, things change. so i see some signs of improvement. but i cannot tell -- how firm that is. how real it is. and whether it will still be there a couple years from now. it really is going to require, the only answer to this, is for us to do best we can, but then, it's the afghan authorities that have to take is over. the afghan army, the afghan national police. and the civil authority, it will be the afghan government. >> larry: in meantime, men and women die? >> yes, that's why wars are terrible things and should be avoided. but right now, men and women are dying most of them are dying at the hand of the taliban. and what we are frying to do u trying to do is put them out of business, force them out. persuade them they're not going to win. they won't win because one we have our troops there. but beyond that we can't stay there forever. the afghan national police and afghan army and effective afghan government the people can believe

special forces in the united states also the wiki leaks talk of. many different controversial global issues for instance that the american diplomats actually supported the kurdish party in a turkey despite openly saying that that wasn't so and also there have been many reports of different anti slimy statements by the american diplomats which puts their work under serious threat in the middle east and the muslim countries across the world so it is really hard to say what steps they will do now to clear their name. almost a quarter of a million files will be published by the we can exist only a small portion of them which is being published now and we get to see what the controversial web site is you have to say. place the first time information was released to russian media outlets any specific revelations there. yes we do know that we can lease has provided the russian border magazine with several very important. files several very important leaks in particular the website says that the american ambassador to georgia knew twenty four hours before the georgian bomb started falling and saw the city that the war was going to happen but after that he w

to go in all this wasn't an american russian operation that's a good group with this was an effort against spitz taken first of all by a free but not gonna stand special forces and we must be supported by u.s. troops and russia and that operations you would need to do so the figure in this was all the represented lied to employees of the federal drug control agency that were present onsite as observers from girls we only helped together information on that on the whereabouts of those five laboratories and so i would call it the three sided operations. you're with us because that's where the prevalence of afghanistan special forces i would also like to add that our corporations on the antidrug front will continue your program we used a little bit of buzz with them solicit is very important to create an international law framework legislative framework to lucy because of us in this dual boot and the un security council resolution that got the best of this i told him that it was very important which the group was unusual in the it regards the admissions to drug threats the threat of drugs coming from afghanistan as an international threat when you look and this

american forces overseas. she surprised troops at the air base in germany serving them steak during a special veterans day feastns day to you. i'm shepard smith. you're on "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. president obama facing a setback at the summit. the president has been in seoul for a meeting of the world's 20 major economic powers. he was looking to nail down a free trade deal with the south koreans. something both sides could announce right now and point to as a sign of progress. but it seems that didn't work out. >> president lee and i discuss. this our instructions are we don't want months to pass before we get this done. we want this to be done in a matter of weeks. >> shepard: the hold-up is just part of the problem. see, the world leaders are supposed to be figuring out a way to move everybody further down the path of recovery. such a plan would rely on a bit of cooperation. right now in south korea that seems to be in quite short supply. wendell goler traveling with the president live this morning in seoul. wendell? >> the hope was, shepard, that a u.s.-s

forces in afghanistan. he admitted killing an american special operations medic, chris spear.jury, but it was symbolic. he'll get eight years for the murder, and a former lawyer believes he could be out on the street much sooner. >> well, the military jury sentenced him to 40 years in prison after he admitted to murdering an american soldier. and the secret deal which was done without the jury knowing it was that he would serve eight years, most of which would be in canada which, essentially, could mean he could be paroled next year. >> reporter: so contrast the case with that of american zachary cher shire who was prosecutioned this year in a federal court. he pleaded guilty to threatening the creators of the cartoon "south park" because of its depiction. so when you look at the comparison, 30 years for making threats, someone who's prosecuted in the u.s. court and for killing a soldier in guantanamo, you see the disparity, 30 years versus 8. in the case of the canadian detainee, he could well be back out on the street in a matter of a couple of years. jon: thanks. jenna: you

american armed forces finishing school flights subsidized by critics. russian businessmen victims who denies challengers evolves trafficking and terrorism it's important to do us up to his swift extradition from thailand don't tuesday. up next our special report on those still hoping to locate and bring to trial nazis who destroyed complete countless lives during the most devastating war in history. visits to this house on rio frankel street in central budapest are by special invitation only even the sign marking showed that it could get as doorbell is missing in your street by vandals or the tenants so fed up with inquisitive intruders. guinea's help from his friends to do it household chores and next officer in high gear in john di maria he's lived here under virtual siege for nearly three years he stayed largely indoors since his name was put on the list of the most wanted nazi criminals. the most devastating war in the history of mankind came to an end sixty five years ago every passing year see shrinking numbers of those who fought in the war now well into their eighty's it's hard to tell from their looks which side they were on back then once a year some of them proudly wear their medals but others would rather race those years f

americans and provide security. karzai is especially critical of raids by u.s. special operations forces, which petraeus says are vital to disrupting taliban operations. in the last 100 days, u.s. special forces have captured some 2,500 insurgents and killed 1,000 more. >> various people have said what you've done is increase the so-called direct action operations, special operations forces, kill/capture operations and we have, dramatically. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton made clear the u.s. is not backing down. >> these operations are conducted in full partnership with the government of afghanistan. they include afghan forces on each operation. >> reporter: the timing of all of this is no coincidence. later this week, president obama attends a nato summit where the future progress of the war in afghanistan will be topic number one. general petraeus will be there to brief nato leaders. nobody wants anymore discord from the afghan side of the table. now supposedly these men have talked and they say, for now, they're on the same page. >> we'll see how long that lasts. than

>> no, so that's a-- that's something petraeus and mcchrystal and the special forces want us to believe. the fact is americanave been successful and marines in afghanistan. we have four million more children in school, there's more potable water. more roadways and electricity and yet, the insurgency continues to grow around the country. we're fot going to win any hearts and minds and the afghans will take material improvements from anyone and hate us as occupiers and we've lost track of why we're there. we're there to destroy the enemy that tried to destroy us, not to please mr. karzai and rebuild the government. >> you bring up a great point. 2011 exit of getting our troops out there may not happen at all. that was a presidential promise and may get pushed back to 2014 and facing enormous difficulties. we're there to fight and beat al-qaeda and facedown the taliban and experts say they're not in afghanistan, they're in pakistan. >> that's the problem. we went under mr. rumsfeld light approach to warfare and they ran away to fight another day and now we have a huge problem being exactly right, sir, but the d

special primetime edition of "state of the union." >>> the painfully slow economic recovery is forcing more americans into bankruptcy. government says 1.5 million people filed bankruptcy during the fiscal year that ended september 30th, a 14% spike over 2008 sbrkt largest number of filings since 2005 when congress tightened bankruptcy laws. here's one way to get a little more money in your pocket. ask for a raise. are you kidding me? in this day and time? alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. people might have been afraid to ask before. many are still afraid. is this a good time to ask for the raise? >> sure, go ahead, ask for that raise, tony. look at how things are right now. the economy is rebounding, so employers are the ones worried about losing their top talent. it is more of an issue now that people are actually able to find jobs. i want to show you this new survey out that shows more than half of employers say they are willing to negotiate with new workers, and fewer employers say they would negotiate with current workers but the fact of the matter is now is as good time as any to ask for a higher s

american military strategy there calling for a lower u.s. military profile in his country and an end to raids by special operations forces. general petraeus saying those comments could undermine the war effort. let's talk about it now with general richard meyers, former chairman of the joint chief of staff. general meyers, why would hamid karzai make these comments? >> well, i think any president has many constituencies, and who knows who he's aiming that one at. i think in their private discussion between the president, president karzai, general petraeus, ambassador eikenberry, that there are plenty of other venues to talk about this. so it's a little unclear why president karzai's coming out at this point, but as i said, there are other constituents that he has to, has to speak to. jon: well, you know, the taliban has been trying to destabilize his government, overthrow him if possible. isn't the enemy of his enemy his friend? this. >> yeah, you would think so. [laughter] and, of course, what they're complaining about are these so-called night raids which is a key piece of what nato and u.s. forces are trying to do insi

operations in afghanistan and end the increase special forces and night raids that aggravate afghans and could exacerbate the insurgency. he wanted american troops off the roads and out of the afghan homes and a long-term presence of so many foreign soldiers would worsen the war. his comments placed him at odds with general petraeus who is made capture and kill missions essential component of his counterinsurgency strategy and who claims 30,000 new troops have made progress in beating back the insurgency. comments coming as american officials are playing down the importance of the ju, 2011, the date the president said he will begin to withdraw troops from afghanistan. the afghan president has placed himself squarely in favor of a lighter military footprint as the administration reduced the progress of the afghan war in debate intensifies about the pace of the withdrawal. again, our focus for the first 45 minutes -- these comments from the afghan president, saying to lighten presence. first of all he said, we would like to have all long-term relationship with america. that is what the afghan people want, but we would like the afghan countr

american around cel leader nicknamed for his blond hair now faces a mexican lockup. one leader was assassinated earlier this month by the mexican military. former mexican special forcesogue, about 200 trained by u.s. special forces at fort benning, georgia. >> they went back to mexico and then left the mexican military, became the enforcers for the gulf cartel, and then in february of this year they started their own cartel. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry has asking for 1,000 national guard to be deployed along the texas border here, but now he's receiving word from the obama administration that they plan to pull out the national guard from california, new mexico and texas in february even though they just arrived in september. if you have any doubt about how an increased presence along the border makes a difference here, we are standing at one of the prime spots where people come across both illegal aliens as well as drug cartel traffickers. this is one of their favorite corridors. we've been here for the last 48 hours, we haven't seen anyone come across, so essentially a fox news crew has stopped one of the corridors just by being present here. jon? jon: je

american's foreign policy over the year. can you just flush that out a bit? >> well, i think we can start backwards. most recently, for example, you know, president clinton who is the special force in haiti by his own admission admitted that he in order to save the right industry in arkansas, basically destroyed the industry in haiti which was sort of the last stronghold of home production and in the valley where the cholera epidemic begins is a blood bath in haiti and president clinton, he himself, said that their intervention destroyed the industry in haiti. right before that, the fda, the food and drug administration, said that the haitians had swine fever and flooded the entire poll pewlation of pigs in haiti. pigs were how people sent their kids to school. that was like a savings bank. those are just two recent examples that are world documented that people admitted openly there's no secrets about that. when you talk about this often times people are thinking you're a con conspiracy nut. these are clear policy things. there's been clear occupation in 1934 that left the u.s. army, that backed a lot of, you know, divided dictatorship for example. it's been a very messy histor