communication or link between the cia and i can shoot you it's very hard to prove that and even with the afghan mujahideen themselves you know there used to be seven parts about. the dealing with the pakistani intelligence service. even themselves didn't do the deal directly as sometimes there's a meeting but but used to control every single issue especially like the military stuff emissions fund it's all has to go to. afghanistan and while we talk about the cia a saudi arabia as a muslim country and one of the leading muslim countries in the world every participated at the time on the war so here we have some very simple powerful muslim country involved in the war where you are receiving weapons from the u.s. no it's not quite the arab when we were there we just get the weapons if you ask me of my own experience it's from two main parties you know i am my my personal experience here i thought woodchips that i did have plenty you know he's very famous because of what. our weapons used to be from his like from his commanders and people here on the frontline and from. me we are libyans

afghanistan and why we talk about the cia a soldier or b. as a muslim country and one of the leading muslim countries in the world heavily participated at the time on the war so here we have some very simple powerful muslim country involved in the war were you receiving weapons from the u.s. no it's not talk about the arab when we were. we just get the weapons if you ask me of my own experience it's from two main parties you know i am my personal experience here i thought would just that i didn't have any now he's very famous because of what's called a kind of network so our weapons it used to be from his like from his commanders and these people you know on the frontline and from. as well the. libyans we used to cooperate with him a lot so it's that if you talk about morality i believe if you ask any single arab or muslim you know he's not a gun and he participate in the jihad he will give you the name of a local commander so you never directly met any cia representative in afghanistan i've never ever seen anyone. for a minute i've seen eit

>> no. >> did you work for the cia?'re not going to get into that. >> in these pages he said he spent his summer weekends in those woods learning how to handle plastic explosives, hand grenades and something even more chilling. so i'll do the talking part and you can answer what part of it you want. you write how you fired rifles, submachine guns, handled assault weapons, grenade launchers, c-4, learned unarmed combat techniques through this training group over weekends. is it true or is it false? >> we're not going to comment on that. >> when you're 19 years old. you're saying you worked for the cia, you've been recruited. >> i'll let the document speak for itself. i'm not going to comment on that. >> did you work for the cia? >> i cannot comment on that. >> copyright 1992 by wayne williams. is this an autobiography? >> i cannot comment on that. >> in his own words, wayne williams said this was part of a secret plan to send young black agents into the worst trouble spots in africa in the late 1970s. he wrote that he fi

it's real to islam i know the cia involvement in that war but i would like just to ask you know when if he can give us a single evidence or just one evidence that there at the time there is a communication link between the cia and the i can assure you it's very hard to prove that and even with the afghan mujahideen themselves you know there used to be seven parts. i am aware did they dealing with the pakistani intelligence service the i.s.i. so even themselves didn't do the deal directly at some time and there's a meeting but but stan used to control every single issue especially like the military stuff emissions fund it's all it has to go to. afghanistan and while we talk about the cia a soldier will be a muslim country and one of the leading muslim countries in the world every participated at the time on the war so here we have a very some public and powerful muslim country involved in the war were you receiving weapons from the us no it's not talk about the arab when we were. we just get the weapons if you ask me of my own experience it's from two main parties you know i am my per

here in afghanistan when the cia sponsored you if you didn't to take on the so. it's very often people would sue to this as the sole to do option a throwback to the seventy's and eighty's when you response it did squads in countries in latin america to take on its enemies. paulus lee reporting there from afghanistan as capital kabul coming up later in the program solar flares up on a journey that explores the ethnic diversity of the region and bush responded. u.s. president barack obama has sharply criticized iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad for telling the u.n. general assembly he believes america was behind the nine eleven terror attacks the claims led to a walkout by you our us and western nations however the iranian president has said his country is open to negotiations on its nuclear program as early as next month and the situation has moved from new york for. well he was mainstream media has largely been focusing on barack obama building him up as the host the united states running the show it's still been mahmoud ahmadinejad really stealing the spotli

cia trained afghan death squads are reportedly fighting the taliban while concerns mount they could join forces as soon as the u.s. is out of the region. also calls for pace and a furious war the biggest gathering of world leaders in the big apple. as the international community calls upon iran to get back to dialogue between president accuses the united states of trying to dominate the world we'll bring you all the latest updates just ahead in the program. this is up to you it's eight pm here in moscow thanks for watching this hour on kevin our top stories for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to arm dock from the international space station leaving the crew stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts and astronauts ready to return to warthe earth with an alarm signal take technical problems artie's natalia not a cover it's got the latest tonight. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells after spending nearly six months in orbit three of the current i says crew get held up trying to head for home while trying to undo the automatic lock between the space s

reports of thousands of cia trained in afghanistan since operating in pakistan raised concerns over what's to happen after the u.s. pulls out of the region and who will control the elite force will be leaving behind . a war of words between the american a rainy and president. tells the u.n. general assembly that most people in the world believe the united states was behind the nine eleven attacks comments from that coming up live this hour. carlos is our team from moscow is what i am here now i'm kevin zero in with the top stories for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to undock from the international space station leaving the crew temporarily stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts and a nasa astronaut were ready to return to worth when signal technical problems and telling of a cause got the latest for. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells after spending nearly six months in orbit three of the current guy says crew get held up trying to head for home well trying to undo the automatic lock between the space station and sees landing munjal feel to ope

representa la negativa en el senado de ni siquiera poder discutir lo que es el acta de sueñ que fui ciael acta de sueños, que legalizaría el estado migratorio demás de 2 millones de estudiantes indocumentados aquí en estados unidos, vamos a washington, ahí está vanessa cárdenas directora del centro para el progreso americano. >>> buenos días gracias por invitarme. >>> cómo se ha tomado en washington esta negativa para la discusión del dream act. >>> todos lo hemos recibido con una decepción enorme, hay mucho enojo tambié entre los organismo que apoyan una re fr mate gral y a todos los organismos que luchan a o apoyan a nuestra juventud porque como sabemos el dream act tiene apoyo amplio por la asociación de universidades ushgs el departamento de defensa que fue uno de los que su más empujó por el dream act, por ejemplo, collin powell estaba en los medios hablando sobre la importancia del dream act. es un revé para nuestro jóvenes y estos jóvenes que tan listos para a va zar y que grar se más a este país vnlt>>> se decía, vanessa, que el aceptar esta la discusión del dream act, aceptar e

reports of sounds of cia trained subsumes operating in a pocket started raising concerns over what's to happen after the u.s. pulls out of the region and the control of the elite living souls they'll be leaving behind. the words between the american and it will be the president's ultimate read enough medical chart tells the u.n. general assembly that most people in the world believe the united states will be benign and then the next time. hello and welcome to all see twenty four hour news live from moscow i'm here to main story the return of two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut from the international space station to us has been to some today so you space called g. to take them home sales to undock for the first time ever do you see on the list indicating problems will be called seals mission control says there's no cause for alarm and the crew are in good shape also is not i don't know they call the hospital. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells after spending nearly six months in orbit three of the current i says crew get held up trying to head

cia agent and criminal defense attorney jack rice. every month we give you the future we'll do understand how we'll get. to more. best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. knowledge on r.g.p. . when word first got out that soldiers in iraq were leaving seem to the troops were hosing a mega garage sale the way that they were getting rid of items everything from soap to beds to deep fryers are being sold to rocky's to then go on the black market or a few things were sent to soldiers in afghanistan but your reports are showing an even deeper legacy of wasteful spending by the us most of which occurred during these reconstruction efforts for the country the u.s. vowed to help rebuild the war stricken country and with good intentions but the amounts of projects that are unfinished are simply astounding the u.s. poured forty million dollars into an unfinished prison that sits in the desert near baghdad and why is it unfinished well because a rocky's never wanted it in the first place and there is a water treatm

cia trained death squads reportedly fighting the taliban in pakistan while concerns much of what will happen to the fighters once the u.s. is out of the region. also tonight calls for peace and a furious look at the biggest gathering of world leaders in the big apple. around those talks with the international community on its uranium enrichment program could resume as early as next month but is he continuing the political mine find out all the latest details in our report from new york just ahead in the program. hello it's midnight here in moscow you're watching news channel with me kevin now in our top story tonight for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to undock from the international space station leaving the crew temporarily stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts on a nasa astronaut were ready to return to earth one of the alarm signal technical problems. as the latest. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells after spending nearly six months in orbit three of the current i says crew get held up trying to head for home while trying to undo the

era, it was about to come out, and the cia couldn't get a copy.me up. he said, can we get a copy? we won't leak it to "the new york times." i said, fine, send somebody by to get it, come by my house. and he said, i'll come myself. and so he came. walked up on the doorstep. i gave him two or three copies. and he looked at me. and he said, sometime we have to have a talk about security. because obviously yours is better than ours. >> larry: we'll be right back. more on gates. more on lots of things. we'll even have bob read an excerpt from the book. don't go away. in 2008 i quit venture capital to follow my passion for food. i saw a gap in the market for a fresh culinary brand and launched behindtheburner.com. we create and broadcast content and then distribute it across tv, the web, and via mobile. i even use the web to get paid. with acceptpay from american express open, we now invoice advertisers and receive payments digitally. and i get paid on average three weeks faster. booming is never looking for a check in the mail. because it's already in

era, it was about to come out and the cia couldn't get a copy.ates called me up. he said, can we get a copy? we won't leak it to "the new york times." i said, fine, send somebody by to get it, come by my house. and he said, i'll come myself. and so he came. walked up on the doorstep. i gave him two or three copies. and he looked at me. and he said, sometime we have to have a talk about security. because obviously yours is better than ours. >> larry: we'll be right back. more on gates. more on lots of things. we'll enhave bob read an excerpt from the book. don't go away. skin absorbs it better and it lasts for 24 hours. later gator. lubriderm. your moisture matched. ♪ to connect our forces to what they need, when they need it. ♪ to help troops see danger, before it sees them. ♪ to answer the call of the brave and bring them safely home. [ female announcer ] around the globe, the people of boeing are working together, to support and protect all who serve. that's why we're here. ♪ like medicare. this year, like always, we'll have our guaranteed bene

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are we pretending he was in the cia? >> but, but you know we don't have to pretend he loves him some weed. >> it is a whole new chapter in my life. >> so you have a pothead, a liar, a racist -- >> now if you spent more time doing that and less time dawking about racist. >> first of all, bill, when you have your furry nazi get togethers, are you not supposed to tell who is under the costumes in the ib pitcher. -- picture. >> john, you president worked to know how they can tell if these kids are racist. my guess is they are repeating things their parent say. the kids don't even know what they are saying. >> they are too young to blame it on the tea parties. >> n john, do you have ugly kids you know about? >> mike, after gregory feered to your kids as hideous and racist. i can't believe my kid was on a show they called them racist. what did you have to do with them? >> the only other thing they hate more than racists are koreans. this is me not saying anything. >> thanks for coming, drive safely. >> during my next appearanc

agents or are protected by cia and their competitors are assassinated by the cia with u.s. taxpayer money well these elites basically use kabul bank as a weapon of to defraud the popular. and now the new york times had originally reported on the run on kabul bank saying that the u.s. was going to bail it out and then they printed a retraction well it william k. black is saying you know the u.s. taxpayer is bailing it out whether it's directly or indirectly we are because there is no other economy there but defrauding the u.s. taxpayer. is the one guy who knows where the bodies are buried this global financial system that's why he'll never get the position of regulating anybody because he's simply too good at what he does the kabal bank situation yes another example of a bank going bankrupt to protect itself against rogue banking assassins on wall street and the kabal bank yes it's an example of control fraud yes the u.s. will bail it out just like hank paulson back in october of two thousand and eight but a gun the congressman said and said if you don't give us seven hundre

the cia, director leon panetta. what dyou do? how do you go forward? what do tell your agent? to those who advocate water boarding, is it a violation of the geneva conventn? yes. ask any military lawyer if water boarding violates that the articles that are written to protect enemy prisoners from abuse. this is not even an honest debate on the military side. does it violate the war crimes act that i helped write? yes, it does. does it violate the convention against torture, which has now been codified in terms of the criminal cents? yes, it does. can we be safe without engaging in water boarding? yes, we can. but it has got to be something other than the army field manual. another question for thought. should the united states abandon the geneva convention? it now applies to the war on terror because our supreme court has ruled so. and to those who keep advocating techniques like water boarding, have the courage of your convictions to say that we intend by our actions to withdraw this nation from the geneva conventio

take care. >>> new details about the cia covert war in afghanistan.ob woodward's latest book, the cia has a much larger secret paramilitary and nbc john yang is in kabul afghanistan with more on that and also we'll talk about the partial election results because they're starting to come in, too, correct? >> exactly, thomas. let's take the paramilitary for force. the new book. "obama's wars" new hints that the wikileaks organization released. this is an organization about 3,000 afghan forces, the cream of the crop in the view of the cia, according to woodward's book and they pursue, they're paid for, sorry, they're paid and trained by the cia and they pursue taliban targets within afghanistan. i think the more controversial element is that they carry out missions across border. they cross into pakistan to carry out missions and u.s. military forces are prohibited from doing. this force was authorized by president bush and according to woodward's book, the cross border operations became a little more active under the obama administration, thomas. >> and

the cia is using various other tools as well including intelligence agencies from other countries in that case of course in the coast attack it was the jordanian intelligence agency and there are others by the way are doing this so now of course we have this revelation know where there is this secret mercenary army that is carrying out attacks inside that box in the tribal belt i will just. mention here that over the past three years the pakistani authorities have arrested a large number of people of gun citizens in the tribal belt of pakistan who were not able to explain what they were doing there who were not ordinary refugees by the way as you know most of the refugees the of gone citizens in sight box on carry special refugee cards that really pinpoint them to exactly which refugee camps they belong to but in the rest of the cases of those arrests these people were arrested who were of course alone who sometimes carried. weapons equipment ammunition communication equipment and of course so this thing has been going on for some time and of course it would be unfair to say that thi

jorma, our lead guitar player, always thought that we were part of a cia lsd experiment. so that whenever we would go out across the country, they would go in ahead of us and tell the local police department, "don't arrest them; they're okay. "we got an eye on them. it's part of a program." 'cause we just got away with the most ridiculous kind of stuff. of course, even if you had that clearance from the cia, that didn't prevent certain police chiefs in certain towns from pulling the plug on the show, turning off lights. and when the police and-- or the church people or whoever would make a protest to us in contrast to the normal a.c.l.u. kind of approach, it would heighten our sales. and we would go out and debate with church leaders or politicians or policemen about this, that, or the other thing. and it would be like good publicity, really. even going to jail-- the few minor times that we were put in jail-- it got written up in all the papers. and so there was no conscious effort to create some problem for anybody, other than the usual of just being. we were just doing

officials are already concerned that the cia is running a secret paramilitary force. a spokesman called it baseless and inflammatory. 40 years after watergate, when word is still making waves. >> our reporter in washington for as -- bob woodward is still making waves. >> our reporter in washington for us. let's go to new york with our correspondent. barbara, even in a time of austerity, the u.s. has to live up to its aid and given the responsibilities, but he seems to want nothing less than an entirely new responsibilities -- has to live up to its aid and other responsibilities, but he seems to want nothing less than new responsibilities. >> this is a much broader theme that it involves, trade policy and investment policy and things like that. instead of food aid, for instance, he might invest in the agricultural sector, and some have welcomed this more structural approach to trying to stop poverty, but it is said that president obama did not commit any new money to the millennium development goals, even though america is very bar behind -- far behind the goals it set

breaking down the the cia stepping up its use of predator drones.he most we have ever launched as a country in a single month. officials say it's an attempt to stop terrorist attacks in europe, which they believe have been directly tied to these pretty tore drone strike launches. anxiety running high, has led to repeated threats after a special package was found there. the pakistani government is protesting a rare nato attack insides its own territory, killing more than 7 on militants over the weekend. gen david petraeus as hinted as a widening war, one that could include ground operation in pakistan's tribal regions. one wonders as the statistics from manned aircraft to the sxlon and predator drone activities whether we are approaching the tipping point. we're joined by jack rice is or congent tur with you founded? >> i think a whole series of things, the use of predator drone the use of it four times over that during the bush administration. book woodward's book really coming occupy, running 3,000 manned private units based upon these allegations

the director of the cia. a former chief of staff. knows washington inside and out. but very happy at cia director. >> that's a tough gig to give up, but i have heard through the grapevine, she one of those if the president asks, he'll do whatever the president asks. >> so that will be the speculation through the next couple of days. >>> all eyes are on the governors race in california. and the first debate between candidates meg whitman and jerry brown tonight. she is of course, the ebay exec who spent millions of her own fort town win. he's the longtime politician who is a household name in california. mark murray is nbc news's deputy political director. so this is the first chance we get to see these candidates in action in a debate. >> absolutely is avanna. the california governors race is shaping up to be one of the most competitive and contrasting races this entire cycle. on the one hand you have former california governor jerry brown who has held almost every elective political office in the state as the democratic nominee. on the other hand you have former eb

the current cia director, leon panetta, is quoted saying, we have to get boots on the ground. we have to get in there, with the safe havens are that are harboring al qaeda, that are targeting not just europe, but the united states. >> that's something the pakistanis have been reluctant to give any approval to. >> it's kind of a wink and a nod. we're clearly at the point where we're going to go ahead and do it because the madness of conducting the war where literally, the taliban has safe haven in pakistan and there is always aerial surveillance showing trucks of fighters, taliban insurgent fighters, going from pakistan, where they rest and rearm themselves, being waved into afghanistan, through pakistani checkpoints. and what are they doing? they're going into afghanistan to kill american soldiers. >> you mentioned rahm emanuel. likely, he'll leave by the end of the week. in "obama's wars" he's clearly a big player in the war councils. doubtful this war can succeed in afghanistan. >> he's the skeptic. he says afghanistan is political fly paper. you get stuck to it. you can't g

the cia is out of the interrogation business in the war on terror. i say that boldly and prove me wrong. the cia, after the debacle we have had over abu ghraib, guantanamo bay, water boarding, you name it, is now in a position by executive order they cannot use the tools that congress authorized in the detainee treatment act to deal with war terror prisoners. the enhanced interrogation techniques that was overwhelmingly passed by congress in the detainee to treatment act have been disallowed by the obama administration. that makes us less safe. to my friends on the right, there has to be something other than water boarding. there has to be some middle ground between the army field manual and water boarding. the army field matter was never written to be the end all of american interrogation. it was written for the army. that is why we call it the army field manual. and those in the army to capture prisoners on the battlefield need to have guidance as to what to do with those prisoners so they do not get court-martialed. it was never meant to be the ex

and it talks about a cia 3,000-man covert army. and it has intelligence in a afghan president hamid karzai suffers from manic depression. president obama also takes politics into account, as he sets that withdrawal deadline for next july. he says in the book, a deadline is needed because, quote, he can't lose the whole democratic party. this is all based on "new york times" reporting on that advanced copy of the book. all this just breaking this morning. so far, no comment from the white house. rob and vinita? >> interesting details. emily schmidt in washington this morning. thank you. >>> and more shakeup at the white house. president obama's top economic adviser is now stepping down. larry summers plans to leave the white house and return to harvard at the end of the year. summers is the third high economic adviser to leave in recent months. his departure gives the president a chance to reshape the economic team. >>> and that turmoil over at the white house and a critical elections now just weeks away. the big guns are being call

. >>> the cia is intensifying missile attacks against militants in pakistan. they have heard of a new plan to target the multiple countries including the u.k., france, and germany. if 20 drawn strikes have been launched by the c.eia in the pat months. -- drone attacks. >>> 20 insurgents have been killed in a day of hard fighting. u.s. soldiers are now controlling is they had never been to before. commanders have taken away the homemade bombs from the taliban. >>> former alaska senator ted stevens will be laid to rest this afternoon at arlington national cemetery. the 86-year olds died last month in a plane crash in a remote part of alaska. four others were killed. four survived. he was the longest-serving u.s. senator as a republican, representing alaska four decades. >>> metro is closing farragut west and mcpherson square stations over the of columbus day weekend. other lower levels will be closed and there will be noboa or orange service on the weekend. service will resume on monday at midnight. >>> flooding turns rush hour into a nightmare for. drivers in f

that's why he's on a cia military hit list to be killed or captured. al awlaki's father is suing the u.s. from going after him. the u.s. secretary of defense, director of national intelligence and director of the cia want that lawsuit dismissed. our pentagon correspondent chris lawrence is watching the developments from washington. what are these national security concerns these officials have. >> reporter: yeah, fredricka. you've got national security on one side. some groups contend you have basic rights of an american on the other. here is what it boils down to. you mentioned why the government wants awlaki, they say he not only recruited the nigerian man who tried to blow himself on the airline that landed in detroit on christmas day he also exchanged e-mails with nadal hassan, the chaplain who opened fire and killed numerous people at ft. hood. al awlaki is not shy about saying he's planning and plotting attacks on the united states. they want him. they have targeted him. his father makes the point that he is a u.s. citizen and the u.s. government

the cia is out of the interrogation business in the war on terror.ay that boldly and prove me wrong. the cia, after the debacle we have had over a ghraib, guantanamo bay, water boarding, you name it, is now in a position by executive order they cannot use the tools that congress authorized in the detainee treatment act to deal with war terror prisoners. the enhanced interrogation techniques that was overwhelmingly passed by congress in the detainee to treatment act have been disallowed by the obama administration. that makes us less safe. to my friends on the right, there has to be something other than water boarding. there has to be some middle ground between the army field manual and water boarding. the army field matter was never written to be the end all of american interrogation. it was written for the army. that is why we call it the army field manual. and those in the army to capture prisors on the battlefield need to have guidance as to what to do with those prisoners so they doot get court-martialed. it was never meant to be the exclusive ab

de los medios y de gobierno se conoc concentra en tos problemas sólo en el momento que las des ga ciaslas pe las de la virgen, pero el problema aquí es que sigue existiendo en esa zona que se habla mucho la ayuda de oso apoyos que se deben brindar, pero la logística que se debe establecer para que los apoyos no existe. >>> sólo cuando el presidente de la república se hace presente en los lugares donde ocurrieron las des gran cias o cuando llega el gobernador para supuestamente apresurar la labor de ayuda es cuando se mueven las cosas una vez esto pasa y las cámaras se retiran, la gente se queda abandonada y la lo yis tica que debió instrumentar se para la ayuda, no llega. >>> incluso eso vimos en veracruz cuando llegó el presidente eso le dijeron exactamente así es que. >>> lo que pasa que es una cuestión genérica en e país, no existe dentro de la estructura del estado una institución que le de segmento a los asuntos que son de vital urgencia. >>> tú viviste mucho tiempo en mxico, cuando hay algún suceso donde estará el presidente o el gobernadora su elen montarse grandes escenografías