vessel, you need a pirate and a ship willing to get pirates.so everything that we do is working against that. >> reporter: navies work together to provide escorts for ships passing through the gulf of aden and promised air cover, but outside of the gulf of aden itself, protecting ships from pirates is more of a challenge. >> they get on board in as little as ten minutes and because of the vastness of the water space, i mean in the somalia basin, the entire east coast of the united states is what we're talking about here. >> reporter: the ei naval task force claims that successful pirate attacks are do you know by more than half since 2008. but with as many as 35,000 ships passing through that waterway every year and a steady supply of the pirates it's a situation that begs for a truly long-term solution. >>> when we come back on "a second look," training to be a pirate armed guard on a ship off the coast of somalia. >>> there was a time when the u.s.s. pampanito had a life-saving mission. . >>> last year the problem pirates off the coast of the

and the pirates of london. the most famous pirate turns up. >>> he is a man who campaigned for democracy in china and the authorities put him in jail. now he has won the nobel peace prize. liu xiaobo was involved in the tiananmen square protests in 1989 and has been a thorn in the chinese government's side ever since. barack obama join the european leaders calling for his release, but china called the award and obscenity. -- an obscenity. >> nobody has seen at liu xiaobo for the past few years. he has been locked up in a chinese prison. the chinese government says he is a subversive criminal, a threat to the state. but to his supporters, he is a brave amplifier of democracy and human rights. today he has been honored with the greatest recognition of his work, the nobel peace prize. >> for over two decades, liu xiaobo has been a strong spokesman for the application of fundamental human rights in china. >> born in 1955, liu xiaobo was an academic who became an activist during the 1989 protests in tiananmen square

new details on the pirate attack. and if box number two, banks hatting foreclosures in two dozen states with problems over paperwork. so what does this mean for millions of homeowners in big trouble? we will explain. and in box three, a brand new survey on americans and sex. new numbers on who is practicing safe sex. and who is also faking it. not the safeness but the "it." that is ahead unless breaking news changes everything. on studio b but first from fox at 3:00, word that united states drone attack killed eight german militants today in northwest pakistan. the germans may have been part of a plan to kill americans in europe. top u.s. officials say they cannot confirm the details but according to pakistani authorities, two missiles hit a house or a mosque in the mountainous region bordering afghanistan and experts say it is a hub of al qaeda activity. this strike is connected to the travel alert that the state department issued to american citizens in europe. officials say they have information suggesting that al

-- pirate party. she even had a few real-life visitors, including senator chris dodd. >> i had no idea there would be this much of a party at the

"pirates of the caribbean " star in a classroom in south london. midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, and 7:00 p.m. in china, where this year's winner of the nobel peace prize is languishing in jail. the political dissidents, liu xiaobo, whose campaign for political reform goes all the way back to tiananmen square in 1989. in the last few minutes, chinese officials described the award as an obscenity and said it would damage china's relations with the home of the nobel committee, norway. >> the warning from china not to honor liu xiaobo. as the chairman of the nobel committee explain, in their view, he was a worthy winner. >> for over two decades, liu xiaobo has been a strong spokesman for the application of fundamental human rights in china. he took part in the tiananmen square protests in 1989. he was bleeding author behind -- leading author. >> the reaction of china was blunt. liu xiaobo is a criminal who violated the chinese law. awarding the prize to him runs contrary to the principle of the nobel peace prize. liu xiaobo is a writer in prison in china for inciting

>>shepard: what is a good set of regulations to make the such that pirates are no so stretched.r instance, not able to work more than a certain amount of hours. or have a certain amount of down like. >>guest: that is a huge issue that the f.a.a. has a proposal, requiring a certain number of hours of rest during the day. at the end of the day, being able to commute from a nice spot to your duty station is a privilege. and so i think the airlines could force pilots to show up closer to their duty time, it will cost more money. but at the end of the day, it is that pilot's responsibility to show up for work and prepared to work not flying all night. >>shepard: well, there are only a couple airlines left so they can buy each other up and charge what they want. enjoy the flight. federal agents busted an organized crime ring stealing tens of millions of dollars in your taxpayer money. officials say members of an armenian gang stole doctors' i.d. and enrolled themselves as medicare providers operating at least 118 phony clinics across 25 american states and bilked medicare for more tha

deadly pirate attacks, along the u.s. border. >> the bullets were close to her with the water and realized her husband was hit behind the head. >> jet ski and i couldn't pick him up to get him on mine. >> shepard: tonight, the reported killer pilots of mexico. plus millions of children owe this man their existence. now a huge honor for the man who made test tube babies possible. but first, we're working to find out whether a deadly strike against militants in pakistan is connected to planned terror attacks in europe. earlier today we heard report that a u.s. drone killed between five and eight german militants in northwest pakistan. pentagon says it has no confirmation of who died in the strike. but they hit a building in waziristan. it's known for center rorrist of activity. last week, pakistan officials said eight germans were hiding in waziristan. we don't know if the germans are the same ones, the drone was apparently targeting. the report of the drone strike came hours after the united states, great britain, sweden a

>>shepard: the news begins anew in box number two, brand new information on suspected, suspected pirate attack near the mexico border. the woman would says somebody shot and killed her husband while she watched as they were out jet skiing and she is speaking out. box number two, brand new arrest overseas as authorities move against suspected terror networks. had as europe sits on high alert. we are live with new details. in box number three, he dived into the oil stained gulf and not long after the blast that triggered the disaster. now the reporter is back in the water. we will hard his firsthand account of what is really going on in the gulf of mexico. that's ahead unless breaking news changes everything on studio b but first from fox at 3:00 in new york and connecticut with a verdict in the horrifying nighttime home invasion. a jury found this man, 47-year-old steve hayes guilts is of 16 of 17 counts forcing the mother to drain her bank account, brought her back to the house, raped and strangled her. prosecutors say he and the alleged accomplice set the house on fire, killing the two

. >>> now to the american couple who allegedly were attacked by pirates on the mexican border. first here's nbc's janet shanlian. >> reporter: they knew each other since high school and had a passion for adventure. but 29-year-old tiffany hartley and her 30-year-old husband david could never have imagined how a sightseeing trip on jet skis could change their lives forever. last thursday the couple ventured out on to the falcon lake reservoir in south texas. >> we were about five minutes away from that place, coming back towards the united states and they were accosted by mexican pirates. >> did you see anybody? >> there were three boats, and they cam back looking at me. >> three boats and a barrage of bullets, david was shot in the back of the head. and then the ultimate agony, as the ambush continues, tiffany was forced to abandon her dying husband in a bid to save her own life. >> are you sure that your husband got shot? >> yes, in his head. >> okay, was he thrown out of the gee ski that he's in the water or something? >> he was thrown off the jet ski and i couldn't pick him

and one more error for the pirates. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> a long time federal judge in georgia is facing drug and weapons charges after he allegedly bought cocaine, marijuana and pain killers from a stripper with whom he was having an affair. judge jack camp is also accused of possessing two illegal guns. according to court documents, the exotic dancer inhe case was also an fbi informal. >>> the oil industry has yet to react to many of the lessons learned this summerduring bp's disasters. acourting to experiments, it could be anoer year before a better containment system is developed to stop leaks below the ocean's surface. >>> chile's president says his government is, quote, very close torescuing 33 miners trapped deep underground for nearly 2 months. he now hopes the men will be pulled out by october 15th. >>> brazilians this week elected an actual clown to congress. this is no joke. the 4

the pittsburgh pirates and the milwaukee brewers and the mets all fired. the mets handed his papers after a diz dismal season in the big apple. finally, i don't think this is why russell was fired, but you don't know. russell wore the spanish version of the jersey and he hit a home run. later, he changed jerseys and he struck out. if it ain't broke, don't fix it. the jerseys are the least of their problems. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> today, lady gaga beast of beat out justin bieber for a milestone. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, yes, those are pink fire engines, trying to put out a fire of a different kind. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> welk welcome back. a log jam, storms aren't moving. your forecast probably the same today as it is going to be tomorrow. here's an example. salt lake city, rain today. phoenix, l.a., notice pretty nice in the pacific northwest and the northern rockies. as we look at wednesday, not a lot changes. still a chance of storms in salt l

plus, this woman claims mexican pirates murdered her husband near the u.s. border. >> i loved him so much. he was my rock. he was everything to me. >> shepard: but investigators say they are not sure about her story. tonight, searching for the truth and what really happened at the lake. but first from fox this tuesday night, verdict in connecticut. and it took the jury just five hours to reach. 17 counts from the connecticut home invasion that's horrified and sickened this nation. the decision? steven hayes is guilty of every count but one. guilty of raping and murdering jennifer hawk pettit. guilty of murdering her two daughters. now the next decision. should the rapist or murderer live or die? dr. william pettit the only survivor the rampage. now after hearing the verdict in court. >> there is some relief. but my family is still -- still gone. it doesn't bring them back. it doesn't bring back the home that we had. >> shepard: prosecutors say that home became a house of horrors in july of 2007. they claim hayes and his co-defendant broke in, beat dr. pettit

is still unable to come to an agreement to bulge of forms of the prosecution of the pirates in the absence of such agreement where helping communities helping and egil countries like kenya seychelles and even somalia some parts of somalia are like some of the land and the land to get nice persecutions and even from the two go get nice jails for those four four convicted pirates it's not easy because of the regional countries as they face and can know most problems their opinion they should a system is over. charged overload it and the jails are overcrowded in kenya for instance. five times more than it has been planned at the beginning so it's. there is a great deal of. for a good response from the neighboring states but still there are a lot of practical problems and you say almost every country in the world plays a part in human slavery and trafficking for a sex that's a key issue for you well those interests somewhat unit issues taking a very. close to its heart and we're planning to set a new. voluntary of global trust in new york next month. which sure would be aimed at assisting. the

his wife said he was shot by pirates as they jet skied on a texas border lang. >> hopefully, they can tell us where he is and locate where he's at so we can kind of end this. until he's home, it's not final for us. >> tiffany hartley maintains she tried to save her husband but fled when the pirates started shooting at her. officials say the suspects belong to a gang of pirates that has been terrorizing a mexican town. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," most stocks in asia were higher this morning. randall pinkston is in new york here with that and more. randall, good morning. >> good morning. and the news in asia, asian markets surged amid a weak dollar, hong kong's hang seng posted big gains in early trading hitting a 26-month high. japan's nikkei was closed. earning season back on wall street, with a number of heavy weights slated to report this week. last week saw some big gains for the market. the dow gained more than 1.5% to close above 11,000 for the first time in five months. nasdaq added more than one percent. >>> 40 states expected to announce a joint investigation this week into t

to go get nice jails for full support for convicted pirates it's not easy because the regional countries as a face and can know most problems their opinion they should a system is over. charged to overload it and the jails are overcrowded in kenya for instance. five times more than it has been planned at the beginning so it's. there is a great deal of. for a good response from the neighboring states but still there are a lot of practical problems you say almost every country in the world plays a part in human slavery and trafficking for a sex that's a key issue for you well those interests somewhat unit issues taking a very. it's hot and we're planning to set a new. volunteer global trust in new york next month. which sure would be aimed at assisting. the victim so few months trafficking as it is are very important in day work but here he says it's a good illustration of how the international cooperation has unfolded because it's impossible to tackle the problem of human trafficking was preparation of all contrarious upstream downstream transit contras so we need to have a very clear und

. >>> also tonight, the pirate attack. an american gunned down by mexican pirates as he jet skis across the border. tonight, the 911 call from his wife. >>> and, rocking the boat. a simple idea. could rock and roll save the world from extremists? the islamic rock star convinced even with all of these threats, the answer is yes. >>> and good evening from london tonight. and we are here because of that alarming and highly unusual travel alert for americans visiting europe. the alert was issued by the u.s. state department today about the potential for terrorist attacks in europe. the alert says u.s. citizens should take every precaution to be aware of their surroundings and to adopt appropriate safety measures to protect themselves while traveling. as we were covering this today in london, the british government followed suit, with a warning of their own about travel in europe. we do have reaction tonight, but first, the intelligence that triggered all of these alerts and brian ross broke this story on this broadcast last we

. >>> and pirate attack. the frantic 911 call from a woman whose husband was shot and killed by mexican drug pirates. >> he was thrown off the jet ski and i couldn't pick him up to get him on mine. >> the couple was jet skiing on a lake that borders texas and mexico when they were attacked. >>> liberals rally. tens of thousands of people gather at the lincoln memorial to make their voices heard. but will it be enough to energize voters and help the democrats retain control of congress? >>> and first meeting. a father and daughter are brought together for the first time after looking for each other for more than two decades all thanks to facebook. and we're there for the emotional meeting. >>> and dan is off this morning, and deborah is filling in for bianna. still on her honeymoon. we have a lot to get to including sparks flying at the meg whitman debate. the two candidates for governor of california are neck and neck in the polls and they went toe to toe after whitman's employment of an undocumented housekee

to get nice persecutions and even from the will go good nice jails for those four four convicted pirates it's not easy because of the regional countries as a facing can know most problems their opinion they should a system is over. charged overload it and the jails are overcrowded in kenya for instance. five times more than it has been planned at the beginning so it's. there is a great deal of. good response from the neighboring states but still there are a lot of practical problems you say almost every country in the world plays a part in human slavery and trafficking for a sex that's a key issue for you well those interests somewhat unities taking a very. it's hot and we're planning to set a new. one and thirty a little trust in new york next month. which sure would be aimed at assisting. him so few months i think him as it is a very important and day we're about to hear but he says it's a good illustration how the international cooperation has informed because it's impossible to tackle the problem before a few months rafiq and was out preparation of all contrarious upstream downstream

we visit the scene and question the victim's wife who insists he was shot by pirates. what really happened on falcon lake? >>> speed freak. he was the son of a celebrity. with an addiction to fast cars and then this happened. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> there's been a horrible accident. >> reporter: in his first interview since leaving jail, nick hogan tells all. >>> and hotel fakeouts. the website promised you this. you checked in to find this. or, you went for the bait and got the switch. why misleading hotel claims are a "sign of the times." >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 7th, 2010. >> good evening, everyone. we begin tonight with the strange disappearance on the mexican border. tiffany hartley told police that pirates attacked her and her husband david while they were jet skiing on the mexican side of fall con lake and that they shot her husband to death as they tried to flee. but mexican officials and others up. tonight, ryan owens goes to a

officials say the suspects belong to a gang of pirates that has been terrorizing a mexican town. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," most stocks in asia were higher this morning. randall pinkston is in new york here with that and more. randall, good morning. >> good morning. and the news in asia, asian markets surged amid a weak dollar, hong kong's hang seng posted big gains in early trading, a 26-month high. the nikkei was closed. earning season back on wall street, with a number of heavy weights slated to report this week. last week saw some big gains for the market. the dow gained more than 1.5% to close above 11,000 for the first time in five months. nasdaq added more than one percent. >>> 40 states expected to announce a joint investigation this week into the expanding foreclosure mess. friday, bank of america became the first big lender to completely halt home seizures and three other lenders have announced moratoriums on repossessing homes in 23 states. there are allegations many foreclosures have been pushed through with forged documents, phantom titles and fake social security numb

aware of earlier incidents with so-called pirates. so they were a little on edge. when they saw them with guns they decided they were gonna takeoff and try to get on to the u.s. side and to safety. so they -- in the process of doing that when shots were fired. and tiffany's husband david was shot in the back of the head, fell into the water. she immediately wheeled around and went back to her husband, dove in the water and was

after initially doubting the story, police in mexico naming two suspects in the pirate attack on a texas border lake. david and tiffany hartley were jet skis on lake falcon when she says her husband was shot in the head. she joins us live this morning. good morning to you. >> brian: can you hear us? >> good morning. >> brian: obviously it's been an incredibly harrowing time, twice or four times maybe because people were doubting your story. now people are actually hunting down suspects and verifying your story little by little. is that somewhat heartening? >> it definitely makes me feel a lot better that -- i mean, thankfully we were stopped and thankfully we had the border patrol see us at subway and so

tiffany hartley claims mexican pirates gunned down her husband near the u.s. border. >> we just want his body back. that's all we want. >> shepard: investigators say her story might not add up. but the texas governor is now demanding action. >> we had a lengthy conversation about what mexico needs to be doing. >> shepard: tonight, looking for answers at falcon lake. plus, it's an unstoppable torrent of toxic waste. a disaster so big it could effect the half dozen countries. tonight, trying to fight the red river of sludge. first from fox this wednesday night, a setback for the feds in the first civilian trial of a gitmo detainee. it's a trial considered to be a test case in the debate over where and how to try the suspects in the attacks of 9/11. a judge ruled today the government's most important witness cannot testify at all because investigators only found out about him after using harsh interrogation tactics. which many people call torcher. that could also be an issue if the feds try to the 9/11 suspects in civilian court. since we're told interrogators wa

the will to organize jails for four for four convicted the pirates it's not easy because of the regional countries there's a face and can know much problems there. they show their system is over. charged overloaded and the jails are overcrowded in kenya for instance. five times more than it has been planned at the beginning so it's. there is a great deal of. for a good response from the neighboring states but still there are a lot of practical problems you say almost every country in the world plays a part in human slavery and trafficking for sakes that's a key issue for you. somewhat unit issues taking very close to its heart and we're planning to set a new. global trust fund in new york next month. which sure would be aimed at assisting. them so few months trafficking as it is are very important to india. but here but he says it's a good illustration of how the international cooperation is informed because it's impossible to tackle the problem of human trafficking was a separation of all contrarious upstream and downstream transit countries so we need to have for a very clear understan

. >>> some are doubting the wife who says pirates shot her husband on a border lake. so will tiffany hartley take a lie detector test? >> i know what i saw. >> her answer. plus, friends, family, demanding mexico do more. we'll take you to their rally live. >>> an explosive report. many of the security guards hired to protect u.s. bases in afghanistan allegedly are linked to the taliban. oh, and guess who's paying them. american taxpayers. plus, wait until you hear why aquentin tarn continuo movie plays a role in all of this. >>> guys, want to earn more money? pack on the pounds. ladies, lose them. this stunning new study on our paycheck. >>> and it's kind of tough to jout run a plane but this little guy sure wants to try. could it be, could today possibly be the day in chile? hi, i'm brooke baldwin. happy friday. here we go. all eyes this hour on that mine down in chile where those attempted rescues have been going on of those 33 miners now officially nearing this climax. now, the latest word we have is the american manned drill boring the tunnel barely the length of

residents ventured into mexico and encountered pirates in falcon lake. there are questions from mexican officials about the veracity of the hartley story. msnbc crime analyst clint van zandt joins me now on the phone. investigators have been searching the u.s. side of the lake for hartley's body, but they have no authority to search the mexico border side. so as we're hearing from janet, how can this be handled in a way so that everyone can work in coordination? >> well, it was interesting, thomas, as you suggested on the "today" show this morning, the question was asked of the local sheriff, would he participate in the search for the victim's body and the jets ski? he said mexican authorities offered him that, but if he did, that his deputies would get in a gun battle and create an international incident. thomas, what's going on in our country when we can't get that level of cooperation with the mexican military and police, being out on their side of the lake, that we can't send sheriff's deputies over to help search for a missing american without feari

brad, what else can you tell us about these so-called pirates along the border there? part of what they represent, chris, is a $25 billion, that's b like in boy, a $25 billion drug industry between mexico and the united states, in essence, flowing up to mexico. chris, know the two largest drug cartels. one called the federation and the other called the golf cartel, just those two cartels in mexico alone can count 100,000 soldiers. chris, the entire mexican soldier only has 130,000 soldiers. so, if those two cartels ever stop fighting each other and combine to take on the mexican army, i mean, this number of 6,000 murders in mexico, 500 kidnappings a month near the u.s. border could even get greater. so, i think what we're seeing here, as richard pointed out, is this is just the small epicenter that reflects the drug trafficking and how much it's worth to the mexican drug cartels to keep those traffic lanes open. >> the other thing about this, brad, maybe i'm just reading about the most horrific incidents, but since this happened i have been doing background work of my

in a greek ship has been released by somali pirates after five months in captivity twenty two crew members who are mainly filipinos are all alive according to some reports a ransom was paid but the amount is unknown pirates in the region are thought to be holding around twenty other ships and four hundred crew members hostage. up next to go chavez speaks exclusively to our spanish channel hitting on the u.s. role in latin american affairs that interview coming your way next. at the boat today i'm talking to the president of one as whaler chavez thank you very much for this opportunity. he once called former u.s. president george w. bush the devil what would you call the current president who doesn't delegate or less if i did not cool him the devil i said there was a smell of sulfur i meant bush had been there maybe he was accompanied by the devil and it was him he left behind the smell of self. better when bush in his ear or his village or an aggressive imperialist policy greatly harm the world look at the legacy he left wars and tension he said we will punish terrorists he was not referri

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an american man was shot in the headuring an apparent pirate attack last week.body. janet shamlian reports. >> reporter: they knew each other since high schooland had a passion for adventure. tiffany and her 30-year-old husband david could never have imagined how a sight seeing trip woulchange their lives forever. last thursday, the couple ventured out on the reservoir in texas to photograph a partially submerged church in a ghost town in mexico. >> could you see anybody? >> there are three boots. >> three boats? >> three boats, and they came back looking at me. >> three boats and a barrage of bullets. and then the ultimate agony. tiffany was forced to abandon her dying husband in a desperate bid to save her own life. she finally reached shore, describing sheer terro in her call to 911. >> are you sure that your husband got shot? >> yes, he's -- in the head. >> okay, was he thrown out? is he in the water or something? >> he was thrown off the jet ski, and i couldn't pull him up. >> bullets came close to hitting her, landing on the water, she was not hit. >> repo

the attackers -- mexican pirates. are you sure your husband got shot?erwards authorities across the border question her story. >> i do not have the photos we were taking. i do not have anything except for my word. >> a sheriff on the u.s. side said a witness corroborated tiffany's account. >> there is nothing that would have me darker story at this time. >> he says he has been warning performance -- has been warning people for months about that area becoming a haven for pirates, pre-teens who barely know how to use a weapon. >> what happened is described by tiffany as a horrible and -- a horrifying ordeal. her husband dying and she was forced to flee for her life. continuing pleas for mexican officials to find the body and return it to the family. in mcallen, texas, the family mourns the loss. >> i guess god needed him more than we do. >> a man who embraced living life to the fullest. investigators search for answers. >> still ahead we are going to recap the top stories, including the latest from the u.s. supreme court. >> negotiations between the afgha

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we've got severed heads and mexican pirates.ou thought things couldn't get more disgusting and disgraceful in this case, they absolutely have. a going back to september 30th, just to bring you up to speed, a couple of texas were out for a day of jet-skiing on falcon lake which borders texas and mexico. apparently and obviously to us now, the mexican side of the lake is a very, very dangerous area. the couple were jet-skiing when suddenly, mexican pirates came after them and shot them. the husband was shot. according to his wife, in the back of his head. for her safety, she took off to the texas side of the border. since then, she has been trying to get her husband's remains back and solve this mystery of what happened. but the united states and mexico have been working together. the two governments to solve this. well, today, a very, very grim discovery in this case. the lead mexican investigator, his severed head was sent to the mexican army. that is the breaking news that we have right now. that is obviously a truly disgusting