>> reporter: newell authorized the operation.eved sending guns south would expose the network to the smugglers transporters and straw buyers. >> they purchased over 1,000 firearms. some of the purchases were procuring them at 10 to 20 at a time. approximately 200 firearms in the investigation were recovered in the united states and mexico. >> i could not believe someone in atf would let firearms wine up in the hands of criminals. >> reporter: police found guns at 122 crime scenes from tijuana to acapulco. involving cartels and their enemies, including police. how many in mexico were killed or injure as a result of fast and furious? hundreds officials say. the exact number is not known. why? because when mexico attempted to trace those guns the u.s. said the information did not exist. when it did. which is why many here feel betray. speaking spanish ] >> i feel violated. i feel my country's to have y was violated. >> reporter: he heads mexico's judicial committee. saying the u.s. broke international law by knowingly sending guns s

his message to the jive newell delinquents was very point and very frank. >> you damage yourself, you damage another person, you >>> question, are the riots in london the bewould hop not. i think -- you could argue that this is the rise of the dispossessed. but i think more specifically, the riots in london are occur against the backdrop of economic austerity, ethnic tension and bad police work. and as for all the troubles which have with immigration and with disparity and income, we have nowhere near the tensions they have in london. that's why we're not seeing a summer like this and i'm grateful for that. and cameron has invited the former new york city police economieser there to consult to figure it's what to do. so they're looking to be us for leadership. >> john, we have a phenomenon in america called flash mobs. the iowa state fair last year, it was beat whitey night. young men who come together, minority folks, beating up people, robbing, it's happened six times here in washington, d.c. but what is happening in europe, you're seeing there, first it's lack of assimilation of th

. >> reporter: steve knew -- newell accepted the signatures with. promise to send them on to management. the group acts as an advocate for black americans and supports the 22-year-old university of new mexico student arrested early back in june for not pulling up his sagging pajama bottoms. the naacp has sorted -- has supported the family from the beginning and came to speak at sfo. >> they thought we were gonna kid all over the runway with this movement and that we weren't going to get airborne. >> the airlines does not have a dress code for its passengers and yet u.s. airways' employees decided that their subjective understanding of appropriate tire should dictate whether or not he could stay on that plane. >> reporter: the woman you heard from represents color of change and she indict -- invited the man's mother to show the airline it needs to apologize and see what plans the airline has to make sure this never happens again. >> he's really grateful to the support he's getting, not only in san francisco but worldwide. >> reporter: we contacted u.

united states still playing the role of major economy in the world a decline here is also a bad newell's for many other parts of the world including europe japan and china so this is a very dared economic decision that has been made by our leaders and it's even more tragic for the united states since it continues this process of trying to solve the economic crisis on the backs of cutting middle class and working class people supports at a time when the crisis already makes their lives in order their ability to borrow is reduced their wages are going down you're making for the decline of the american economy as a basis for the business of the world focusing our businesses more and more out of the country this is immoral in terms of who it damages and it is economic nonsense in terms of its effect on employment in the second half of this legislation that was signed today is that the week of christmas the senate by that date by by december twenty third the senate has to vote. on recommendations from the new gang of twelve and if they choose not to vote on that or if the gang of twelve doesn

let me start with darrell newell, who is from the a tribe. in passing, i could say he's someone who manages the blueberry harvest but lo and behold it isn't necessarily an organic harvest. >> i know. i was so disappointed. i had the stereotype there would be all these ceremonies. and the tribal chairman would pick the first blueberry. and there would be prayers and a drum circle and he said no, we basically go pick them when they're ripe. [laughter] >> and that was it. and then he said -- and then i thought, of course, they are organic because these are native people so it has to be organic. well, that's completely wrong. he said no, they're commercial. they probably go into pillsbury blueberry cake mix. that was an early interview and this was is he interesting. this is a man much like many people i interviewed who were sort of bemused by these questions of the naive outsider who had this view that things have to be organic and close to nature. that's just ridiculous. >> and he also, as i understand, had difficulties he needed to overcome in

those are the three atf officials we just showed on screen who are getting promotions mcmahon and newell voth. these three guys are getting promoted. meanwhile, eric holder has been denying all along that he directed this operation and that he had intimate knowledge of the details of this. and president obama himself has been asked about this. i believe it was a town hall event some months back and also similarly said this is not something that we would be in favor of. this was an ongoing operation. what you can tell us now, senator, the people of this country who are seeing violent crime, especially in the ineller cities raging, these drug cartels reaching further and further into the united states? will you get to the bottom of who directed this operation and authorized these guns going back over the border of mexico or losing track of them all together? >> well, as you pointed out, a u.s. law enforcement official was killed in december of 2010. yet, eric holder, the attorney general of the united states, didn't admit to knowing anything about this project that went awry. this crazy pr

newell cavuto, managing editor for fox business news, great to have you as always. read this in the "new york times", this is noon on the east coast and lunch time, it resonated, this is what "the new york times", anyone hung ring for a robust economy and looking for employment, is still hungry. that was in response to the president's speech. is there anything the fed could serve up that makes us less hungry? >> it puts the pressure on ben bernanke as sort of the last surviving adult to provide food for those hungry, because the president didn't impress anyone with his remarks yesterday, the same could be said of republicans who didn't say anything that really got investors jazzed one way or the other, so fiscal policy seems to be at a bit of a lock, jenna. invariably, all eyes turn to the federal reserve chairman, he who controls the proverbial spigot. in two prior attempts to open it up it did add the desired effect, essentially printing money, providing cash to banks as sort of a backstop in case they were getting alarmed, and buying up these notes and securities

>> hi, catherine newell present at president of cayenne s. promotion. what organizations are doing to address the issue of news literacy, that is to help people think more critically about the news they are getting from any platform and to be able to differentiate between their fight verified news what you are doing and the proverbial blogger in pajamas? [laughter] >> go ahead. >> i will start. we are thinking a lot about it and as we are looking for ways to help people decipher news, one of the big initiatives we are focused on is helping kids and parents really understand how to navigate, particularly the internet and the veracity of information there. and i think you know, from our perspective, being able to not only help kids develop some basic literacy in media which i think is going to be even more important as we go forward as there is such an array of access points for data, that is the way we can make a big impact. we have a fairly large project that we are involved and nationally called pbs learning media, which is a project to bring our digit