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The single deaiest day for american troops since the war started nearly ten years ago. the military is still investigating the cause of the crash but the taliban were quick to claim responsibility saying they shot it down with a rocket propelled grenade. it appears that the force was beginning to launch a raid on a taliban compound in the province just southwest of kabul when the taliban rocket did take this helicopter down. now, in recent months the u.s. military here in kabul has been found of...

He said he saw personally 11 people killed since- night. over 160 injured from bullet wounds. many members of the youth revolutionary movement in yemen asking why is this happening? theyre saying their movement is a peaceful one, theyre not about violence, clashes. they dont understand why security forces are attacking them. theyre very angry but they maintain theyll continue to come out into the streets not just of taiz but of other cities in yemen. they say they want the president to resign. t...

tripoli any minute now. hes hoping to mediate between colonel gadhafi and the rest of the world. whats next for ratko mladic? live in belgrade to get the latest on prosecution for war crimes. a thrilling race and a surprise winner. a crash prevented the race leader from claiming the indy 500 crown. footballs world governing body is in damage control mode. claims of corruption rendered this weeks election for fifa president meaningless. current chief sepp blatter is set to stand u...

Will there be sentcentrifugal forces? >> is it in some way, tough analogy to make, like the collapse of the cold war, you knew the soviets, the one unifying enemy you were looking at, now with this splintering. the splintering, why its a significant achievement, al qaeda as we knew it, may be crippled, if not on its way to death. does it make it more complicated to keep an eye on the other things happening? >> thats right. the rise of the affiliates of al qaeda. theres a more complex threat and ...

Facilitate him getting a lot of cash from saudi arabia. so that may dry up a bit. experts say a lot of the funding for al qaeda may shift toward that one wing of al qaeda that we mentioned in the piece, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula because theyve proved effective in launching attacks, launching plots. but other al qaeda affiliates may see cash dry up now that bin laden is out of the scene. >> makes you wonder who built -- who funded the $1 million house he was hiding in in pakistan. maybe t...

Way out of the war. rebel fighters and pro-muammar qaddafi troops battles in an oil town and rebels control the place but deafs troops are launching attacks. and italy is recognizing the rebel-led libyan national council and that is set up by the rebels and they are trying to make the legitimate voice, and becoming the third company is italy after france and qatar with more tonight on fox report. president obama today, launching a re-election campaign and the first candidate to announce, yes, i ...

Im joined now by jack jacobs. if the president saleh were to leave there, to what extent would you be concerned about al qaeda filling that void there? >> yemen is filled with people who belong to al qaeda. its a training ground and a recruiting ground for them. although weve put up with president saleh for a long time, its only because from time to time hes creeded to our requests to go in and root out some of these guys. but hes been something of a fair weather friend. in his absence, we dont ...

Tonight on "360" libya and bahrain launching attacks on protesters justifying wit the same old lies bachlt rain, claims of an ambush which seem absurd considering the attacks came in the middle of the night on sleeping protesters. a lot more from bahrain ahead tonight. in libya, the worlds longest ruling dictator blaming foreigners for the uprising in his country when they were inspired by egypt planning what they call a day of rage using social media to organize in cities across the country. a ...

Last december in afghanistan. what does an official indictment make possible? does it make it possible for us to target him, go after him. whats the next stage, best case if we were able to? >> to apprehend him and bring him to justice would be the best case. if he is going to be tar get as someone who is actively engaged in launching attacks against u.s. men and women and our allies he may be subject to the covert program which is not so covert any longer. >> targeted assassination. >> that pol...

Sweep. al-shabaab, the group he is associated with, has claimed responsibility for those bombings in uganda back in july. again, more than a dozen people arrested, charged with -- theres some of the footage of the aftermath of those bombings. more than a dozen people arrested, charged with raising money, essentially going door to door in cities like minneapolis, which has a large somali community, saying that they were collecting money for the poor and needy. instead, those funds, according to t...