shareef is scheduled to meet u.s. president barack obama on wednesday. security support issues will be on the agenda. >>> the prosecution at a special tribunal in cambodia asked on monday for life sentences for two cammer rouge leaders. they're accused of forcing people to move from cities to farming villages. it's the first sentencing demand made to the court since it was set up by the united nations in the cambodian government seven years ago. the regime is alleged to have used forced labor in the 1970s, resulting in the deaths of more than 1.7 million cambodians. the accused are the architect of the regime's etiology, and its head of state. prosecutors demanded life in prison. they said the defendants cannot escape responsibility as they were among the regime's central figures. cambodia has no death penalty. >> translator: i'm very happy. today the prosecutors asked that the accused be punished with life imprisonment. this is what i want to see, and it would give me justice. >> the court is hearing the cases against the defendants separately. the camm

the committee chairman ed royce also press shareef to do the right thing. told fox news, "i am hopeful that our strong message spurs action on this case." but there was nothing definitive from the meeting that justice is going to be done. does sound a little ominous. check out my story online at foxnews.com about this. the pakistanis we don't have a representation of being trusted must. afridi is a publicly detested figure and considered a terrorist himself and a symbol of american interference in pakistani affairs. i'm being told by people who are close with fridi in pakistan that he's under strict and doesn't haverison and being access to basic everyday needs and starting to lose faith in the united states in helping him out. he's been praying for that, even though he still says he helped the cia out for his love of america. that's what he told me in an interview. back to you. >> the u.s. does have leverage. great story, dominic, thanks. >>> how did dr. afridi end up behind bars? he was arrested just days after the bin laden raid at a checkpoint on orders

here is shareef.ow can you expect honest dialogue when palestinians face obstacles just getting to the take. we don't kne and then tristen says dialogue normalizes injustice. there can't be any middle ground for dialogue while structures of injusticebejustice persist. >> lisa: how do you agree with this. i a i gre agree with them. >> non-violence resistance doesn't mean to be enacted to be passive to runaway. on the contrary. it means when you you are meetg the violent entity, which can be the settlers or the army, you confront them. you get bitten but you don't respond with violence. we know from our experience and from india and from south africa and even here from the martin luther king. it's not passiveness, it's on the contrary you have to be very brave in order to confront someone that bit you and not hit back. >> lisa: since the first inat that f indfadaand the berlin wall. things have really changed. people have had to rely on the stereotypes of each other because there is no interaction. some

a new chief of staff, this is no one literally to give the physical order to get him released but shareef can apply the political power or perhaps deal with the court system and change something there that could lead to his release and that takes very long and that's speculation it could be months away, harris. >> big breaking news on the fox report and all day long. thank you very much. >>> interesting timing on this. in just the past few days we've been reporting pakistan is going to get some american tax dollars that have been denied during more tense times with that country. the federal government is releasing 1.6 billion-dollar in aid to them. last year the u.s. gave pakistan 2.6 billion. since the attacks of september 11th, the u.s. has given more than $25 billion to pakistan. >>> stop watching us, that's the message that was loud and clear today in washington d.c. and in fact, hundreds of americans are angry, as we learn more it seems like every day about just how prova sieve the government spying program is. that's why they were all out in force at a rally taking aim at the nation

obama with shareef calling for an ento the strikes.ington post" cites cia documents and memos that says pakistani has been given classified briefings on the strikes as well as casualty totals. >>> in the u.s. the united states and israel not apparently seeing eye-to-eye over iran's nuclear program. prime minister benjamin netanyahu telling secretary of state john kerry iran must dismantle its nuclear bomb program and the u.s. suggest putting safeguards in place saying it's peaceful and not military in nation. the talks will be resumed next week in geneva on finding a solution to the deal. >>> aid workers say no food or supplies have come into soar since the rebel blockade on the capital. they fear that it will become like that in the western suburbs where hunger is so severe. doctors have reported deaths from malnutrition. >>> a warning that egypt might be on the brink of civil war. opponents of the coup that toppled president elect morsi are saying pay attention. they believe the crackdown on morsi's muslim brotherhood is ripping egyp

. >> chairman royce later join who pressur pressured shareef. he told fox news "i am hopeful that our strong message spurs action opthis case but there was nothing definitive from the meeting that justice is going to be done." more on the story that is published online today. pakistani's prime minister said afridi is awaiting a retrial and couldn't issue a pardon unless reconvicted. the problem is the court that would actually try him is under the control of pakistan's spy agency which, jamie, is at odds with the cia over the bin laden raid and other issues. check out foxnews.com for all the details on that. jamie, back to you. >> in our continuing coverage, thank you so much, dominic. kelly? >>> promise obama promising a cure for the crippled website just weeks ago. the federal health care portal launched october 1st should be glitch and error free by the end of october. molly has more details on this. how is it looking so far? >> it's a tall order, kelly. president obama says, okay, the obama care website isn't perfect but getting fixed and in

the highlight for the prime minister shareef is a white house meeting this afternoon with president obama and vice president joe biden. tensions between the two allies have been strained in recent years over u.s. drone strikes aimed at al qaeda operatives in pakistan in which civilians have been killed. >>> 5:08. the shocking find by biologists when they opened up an oarfish that washed up on a california beach. >> an anchovie invasion is stinking up santa cruz. what it's going to take to clean up thousands of foul inish. >> plus, what you will and won't get for the price of apple's new ipad. >> a thick fog settling in over the bay area. when will it break up? we'll talk about it coming up. >> and a dangerous situation now in san jose. chp checking on reports of a wrong way drive southbound 880 near 101. i'll have details on this and give you a complete look at your wednesday drive into work in just a few minutes. ,, ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just

py talked to maal al shareef on friday.bia. and she was worried. there reinforce a lot of tension on friday before this thing happened. >> they had roadblocks out. the police did have roadblocks. they were checking to eif women were driving. the interesting thing, it's not actually written into law that women cannot drive. it's a religious edict. there's that iman the other day who was on saudi television saying among the risks of women driving it will damage tear ovaries. >> how ridiculous. come on, come on. it's also very expensive, too. it's a civil right. but it's very expensive for these women they a to hire drivers to do all this back and forth. it limits their freedom. >> there are some subtle changes happen, whether that's one of them -- nobody was locked up or anything like that. a lot of women were out there driving >> it's a good thing. >> more power to them. >> the u.s. dealing with allegations of spying on world leaders. a high profile british phone hacking at trial started today in london. >> this is a big dea

in the driveway of the white house right now getting ready to welcome the pakistani prime minister shareefcheduled to have talks with president obama this afternoon at the white house. a pretty rocky relationship between these two countries not only because of the mission to kill osama bin laden but the drone strikes that have been very controversial in that part of the world. >> on obama care, what do they hope to achieve with the insurance executives coming over to the white house? >> they've been tight-lipped what the purpose of the meeting is, wolf. you have to sort of assume at this point a lot of this has to do with the implementation and rollout of the website because people are going in there and buying insurance from various health insurance providers, the experience that a lot of people are having out there has not always been a good one. and so my guess is, would he have, they're trying to make sure that the continuation of this roll out is a little bit smoother than what eave seen so far. we should mention jay carney is getting ready to start the press briefing any moment now.