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See you at the top of the hour. jenna: we talk so much about the economy and times being tough. but well look at an industry, unindustry that is thriving and might actually surprise you. smugglers catering to exotic wild animals. a high profit enterprise behind guns and drugs. there is certainly a lot at stake. anita vogel is live in los angeles with this story. not something a lot of us think about? >> reporter: no, it really isnt. might surprise you to learn lax is a hotbed for the animal smug...

Traveling there to either use extreme caution or not go there at all. we have just 11ed that the state department is moving to extract diplomats and their families from what is turning into a very dangerous place today. sweeney is in neighboring egypt, in cairo and fionnulla, whats the latest youre hearing from libya? >> well, were hearing that more than 200 people have died and there are hundreds more injured. most of those in the city of bengazi, libyas second-largest city, its always been a h...

Afghanistan and iraq. were watching this country closely. check out what happened when many of these folks who fell victim of this were sleeping. megyn: folks asleep and then comes that attack. the army sweeping in with clubs and tear gas, trying to tamp down protests. this tiny island nation, which the united states looks at carefully, is also just the latest hotbed of middle east unrest. in the past week, weve seen uprisings in yemen, libya, iran, and there are common threads tying these place...

Recall. and illegal immigrant supposed to be deported 10 years ago is charged with killing three people in a washington, dc push. police say the man is behind a series of attacks that left three people dead in virginia, on thursday. and the city has been a hotbed for immigration and many are criticizing the federal government for not following through on immigration orders. public employees could lose benefits in an effort to close the budget gap in wisconsin, cutting benefits for state employee...

Fox news alert. tunisian news agency reporting the police chief in a north town fired at a crowd of angry people killing four, injuring 17 others. the regional calling for calm. letting people know the chief of police has been arrested. tunisia still remains a hotbed of public unrest. protests in egypt fanning out around the world, including here in the u.s.. this was the scene in washington. the unrest in egypt sparking big demonstrations from coast-to-coast i.j. about is live in our newsroom...

Sudan. the north is imposing shariah law already the south is largely christian theyre slaughtering each other. here is algeria. notice its location. algeria. al-qaeda already has a significance perhaps there. then you have the ivory coast down here the election turmoil is going on right now between christians and the new islamic president. then you have the other ones on a tipping point, already a hotbed of al-qaeda activity. libya. libya has already been anti-israel, proterrorism for a long ti...

Sudan. the north is imposing shariah law already the south is largely christian theyre slaughtering each other. here is algeria. notice its location. algeria. al-qaeda already has a significance perhaps there. then you have the ivory coast down here the election turmoil is going on right now between christians and the new islamic president. then you have the other ones on a tipping point, already a hotbed of al-qaeda activity. libya. libya has already been anti-israel, proterrorism for a long ti...

Backpack they should call the f.b.i. one said "treasure island, spring 2009," and the other says "relay for life 2010," and a $20,000 reward is offered by the f.b.i. for information on the suspects. >> and theories on a motive? >> well, they are not ruling out anything and they are looking at a racial motive, possible racial motive given it happened before martin luther king parade and spokane has been a hotbed of white supremacist activity but authorities cannot pinpoint a motive and no one cal...

We are on what we consider to go his home base. we kicked them out of here and he wants this back. for him it is about territory than it is ideology. >> business is good and security is good as well. >> once a hotbed of insurgents once the market is relatively secure. it is bizarre almost eager having americans gone. >> the only thing people dont like is u.s. forces conduct operation alone without afghan security forces. we have government here and security forces. we should have security forces...

Understanding is that he has renounced hamas and hezbollah. off camera to the christian broadcasting network. where in the spectrum of islam does he stand? how -- is he radical? >> he is absolutely not radical. he comes from cairo, egypt. he attended the university in cairo -- >> which, by the way, a prestigious university. she says its a hotbed of anti-semitism and anti-americanism. >> yeah. its a very prestigious university. it could be compared with harvard in the united states. a lot of her ...