. reporter: they re searching for the enemy who have made their escape. but they have already vanished, blending back into the community and the landscape. i admire their resiliency and their conviction, for sure. there s a degree of mutual respect, but that doesn t mean we want to kill them any less. reporter: while america s war is finishing up soon, these brave soldiers know it s yet to be won. so michael, you and i were talking about during that piece, you have actually experienced something of a bullet coming that close. what are some of the signs, really the noise, right. you can hear it there she says there s been incoming round, i have been in several situations where you hear a crack. it s not pop, pop, pop. when she s running along, and says the incoming round, that has a distinct crack. and it s about the bullet flying through the air.
what an easter sunday. what does dominique think about it? what did he get out of it? dominique is incredibly sweet and down to earth. he just says it s great. he just smiles at you. he s very down to earth, there s not very much more than that, he understands everything. but he s very simple. nice to see you both. very, very touching. it was very touching for us. i m sure. thank you very much. afghanistan, you wouldn t even know that the war is winding down there with firefights like these still going on and our own crews caught in the middle of one of those gun battles. up next.
hermit kingdom, it s anything but consider this, return fire. [ speaking in native language ] kim song min broadcasting a message of democracy to north korea. hoping they re listening to radios like these that south korean activists have smuggled into the communist country, he talks to his north korean sources every day. reporter: the average north korean you think wants a war? translator: yes, they do, he says, they think they will win a war and escape their difficult lives through water of. reporter: kim points out that the people don t get any information except for the state controlled media. but they know the regime will lose the fight. the international community, especially the united states thinks of kim jong-un as a mad man? is he a mad man?
in north korea, tensions increase. and the country has already declared war. now american fighter jets, they are in the region. in south africa, doctors say the health of nelson mandela is now improving. the former president, he s being treated for a lung infection, and this is the second time in a month he s been admitted to a hospital. his lung problems go back to when he was jailed by taking on apartheid in fact he contracted tuberculosis during that 27 years he was in prison. and a clothing maker is now accused of abusing workers in argentina. the labels on the clothing might sound a little familiar.
what the latest could mean for the america s war. and does anybody remember where we parked the car? but first from fox this monday night. the race for the white house both president obama and the republic presidential nominee mitt romney are out west right now getting ready for their first debate this wednesday. there are a total of three presidential debates scheduled. the first one at the university of denver set to focus on domestic issues. it comes as the new national poll from the washington post and abc news finds president obama leading 499% to 47% nationally. that s well within the margin of error. but national polls don t actually tell it the whole story because this election will be decided by a handful of swing states. both are spending a lot of time and a lot of money