host: amin husain, your thoughts?uest: he needs to do more research and pay attention to what is happening. there are too many proposals and too much talking. what is happening with the people that are on the street that are addressing these issues, those people have lost their jobs or losing their families and other states. they are making their voices heard in a way that the current system does not allow. the idea of an elected official speaking on behalf of their constituencies by narrowing issues into two or three and come up with a proposal on housing or jobs, it is how this congress works. host: if you were to try to answer him regarding proposals on about housing and those kinds of things, is the movement were to towards those kinds of things? is the movement setting up a platform with various plagues on issues like housing, defense, etc? guest: back in july, when we discussed whether there would be concrete demands or proposals, we agreed we would not by consensus. people feel disenfranchised. we want to empow

. >> in other news, pakistan's ambassador to washington, husain haqqani, has resigned in the wake of the accusation that he was behind a memo asking for the u.s. to help. in cambodia, the deputy leader of the khmer rouge has told a court that he signed off on the murder of his countrymen for its own send -- for their own sake. now, the number two is standing trial in the capital. it is from there that we got this report. >> from across cambodia, people converge in the capital. among them is a mother who lost her family. >> i feel pain and anger but now go up to the court now. hear, a victim. they all hope that this might have some reconciliation. this man ordered the death of a couple who fell in love with the parti's permission. sitting in these rooms are those that knew nothing of the past and those that cannot forget it. why did you arrest these people? >> it was the wrong thing to do but the decision was made by those above me. if he disobeyed, he would have been killed. these are images of some of the lights destroyed. even children would have been declared enemies of the people

, i'm glad notwithstanding all the pain and all the suffering it was worth it to overthrow saddam husain. >> the other thing you feel when you talk to people is if you listed all the traassachusetts that iraq has faced in the last 30 years i don't think the iranian war ranks at the top. but also the period of the 91 uprising after that and slaughtering so many people under saddam. that's o o the problems they never had a real reconciliation process like south africa did. >> it was incredibly crippling. life before the invasion and the years leading up to it were teible for the country. the economy was terrible there was no medicine and the food was crippling. >> charlie: so what happens to your coverage? are you guys going to be there or are you at a time, is this focus on iran and iraq, iraq in this case as it winds down are you going to be moving to another place. >> we're there. we just find a new lease. >> crlie: so you're there to answer all these questions. >> because i think what i'm looking forward to is after the troops withdraw it only becomes an iraq story it's not an american

. >> he talked about changing his name to osama husain to celebrate his heros.imentel talked about killing u.s. servicemen returning from iraq and afghanistan. hanistan. >> reporter: police released this video at the news conference announcing his arrest demonstrating the damage the pipe bomb he legendly was building could have done. the 27 -- he allegedly was building could have done. the 27-year-old has been under investigation since 2009. investigators a pimentel was motivated to build pipe bombs after muslim cleric anwar al- awlaki was taken out by a drone attack in yemen. his mother was in shock pimentel had such devious plans. she called her son a normal guy today. >> he is a nice guy. he just -- >> reporter: the nypd tried several times to involve the fbi on the day. the fbi concluded pimentel didn't have the predisposition or ability to carry out the plot. he's been held without bail and will be in court november25th. >>> the man charged with trying to assassinate president obama, oscar ortega hernandez, appeared in court today. prosecutors say drove by

amin husain. guest: that is a great question. to me, they are important, at least for this movement and in this time. physically where? in some place, right? geography matters. what is happening right now is you have a general assemblies that happened. but the occupation was to try and create a space that is liberated, for people to have conversations that they otherwise are unable to have in society in general. that was the idea. that is still the idea and it is important. host: back to the phones and our discussion regarding the occupy movement. our call is from san diego, california. caller: i want to say about the caller in florida who said something about your religion, we have freedom of religion in this country. that is what our founding fathers fought for and your right to protest peacefully. i commend you for peaceful protest. if you wanted to pull me in on the street to occupy santiago, -- santiago, the target of the real problem is the federal reserve. it is not bank of america. the federal reserve is causing all the w