there's some kind of... >> when women in northern india who are in enslaved families, who have been enslaved for generations, when they get an anslavery worker come in and talk to them for just a little while, it's the women who lead the families out of slavery. and what they say to the women antislavery workers, is, "i don't want my daughters to be raped the way i've been raped." >> hinojosa: yeah, it's very crystal clear. >> yeah, it's crystal clear. because slavery for women, no matter what the job is, picking cotton, working in a brothel, factory, you name it, means sexual assault. >> hinojosa: at one point or another, it's going to... >> yeah, absolutely. >> hinojosa: so kevin, you now haveual tizenship. you're an american and a british citizen. and probably some people would be surprised when they find out that you actually grew up in the middle of oklahoma. >> that's right. >> hinojosa: and your first experience of what you saw as a child in oklahoma between a black family and your family... >> oh, well, when i was a tiny boy, and... >> hinojosa: but it planted the seed. >> it did. i

. >>> in northern india, an investigation under way into what sparked a deadly factory explosion.e are sifting through the rubble at an illegal fireworks plant near the city of lucknow. at least seven people are dead and a small handful were injured. investigators say workers were packing fireworks in preparation for a religious festival. the factory's owner did not have a license to operate. eight police officers have been suspended for failing to close the plant, which was located less than 200 feet from their station. >>> much closer to home in washington state, search and rescue crews will try again this morning to help two stranded snowboarders on mt. rainier. the pair were spotted yesterday but crews there were unable to get them out because of all the bad weather. the snowboarders of been stuck there since sunday after losing their bearings following a big-time snowstorm. rescue crews say the two men have taken shelter by digging a snow cave out there. >>> it is 6:41 right now. coming up, caught in the fallout. another top military leader dragged into the general petraeus a

many periods of indian history or sub continent history, the same empire that controlled the northern third of indiaed most of pakistan and half of afghanistan, so afghanistan is not foreign to india. it's part of the sub continental conflict system. so we can leave afghanistan, the u.s. can. but understooindia, you will al deep equities there and if we desert afghan precipitously, you might see india moving closer diplomatically to russia in order to contain things there, in order to make sure afghanistan does not become just a radical islamic extension of pakistani isi control. >> so we are on track in the united states to withdraw from afghanistan over the next two years. tell us what -- what emerges as we with draw? >> what emerges is that iran will have much grader influence in western afghanistan. it's already supplying the western part of the country with electricity. it's becoming a part of greater iran. you'd expect to see greater pakistani influence. remember, groups like the haqqani group are just -- they're basically like the groups that did trade in earlier times. you know, they're base

india. police baton charged opposition protesters in a northern state.y as they rallied against what they call unsanitary conditions. the area has seen a recent outbreak of mosquito born diseases. france. archaeologists say they uncovered an almost fully intact woolly mammoth excel will he ton near paris about the fifth such discovery on french soil. researchers say they found the remains along with thee andrea alcohol spearheads by accident site in a quarry. austria, fans from around the world gathered in mozart's vienna home for a concert by a russian pianist on the instrument mozart used for the last decade of his life. the keyboard back in that home for the first time since mozart's death since 1791. it now goes to the mozart's museum in sulsburg and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. cool critters now. a baboon has apparently adopted a stray kitten at the petting zoo in israel. zoo keepers say the tiny feline recently wandered into the monkey's cage and the two of them refuse to separate. the baboon carries the little one

places like brazil and india where there's a big social agenda because they are developing. in southern europe, northern or different forms, in northern europe, the government believes in a strong social safety nets, believe in paying for health care, believe in playing a role in determining what businesses succeed or fail and yet those governments have budgets that are balanced and growing faster than we are and creating more jobs than we are. we have to be a little bit careful when we as we sometimes do in the united states that are high horse and say we understand capitalism, actually what is going on in the world is a competition between different versions and if our version produces more in the quality and less growth is seen as less fair, and others are seen as more fair and are producing more growth, who do you think is going to win that argument? >> host: a lot of people would say the northern european countries are socialist. is socialism a term that is outdated? >> guest: i think it is. let's take an example that is big in the election campaign. car companies going bankrupt during the last cyc