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Should i be wearing one of these cool journalist safari jackets at this point? so it seemed a good time or maybe not, saddle up, to go to misrata. >> okay, guys. we can go. >> roger that. >> since the revolution, misrata has been the most secure city in libya, but over the last two weeks in a hail of bullets and hand-thrown grenade attacks, an imam, security forces and a police officer have all been killed. >> i want you to move forward. come past me. >> all along the narrow congested highway, t...

To misrata and stood by gadhafis body, any dream will come true. >> whats the situation now? >> its fluid. it can swing any direction. >> well, look, what happened in benghazi a few months ago, i mean, what does this mean to the country? >> i think there is a dark mysterious hand that doesnt like this country to prosper. they see system and organization as a big enemy to them. these concerns are slowly getting diminished. a matter of time before we can get rid of them. >> how hard is that going ...

>> and thats a knockdown for manny pacquiao. >> hes the last person anybody would ever want to go up against. look whos getting in the ring with him. ive done some crazy things in my time. this may just be the craziest. trust me, youve got to see it to believe it. morgan versus pacquiao. >> sorry. that was an accident. >> knockout, piers morgan tonight. good evening. im at the famous wild card boxing gym in hollywood with a man that many people consider to be the greatest boxer thats...

manny pacquiao. >> hes the last person anybody would ever want to go up against. look whos getting in the ring with him. ive done some crazy things in my time. this may just be the craziest. trust me, youve got to see it to believe it. morgan versus pacquiao. >> sorry. that was an accident. >> knockout, piers morgan tonight. good evening. im at the famous wild card boxing gym in hollywood with a man that many people consider to be the greatest boxer thats ever lived. tomorrow night h...

And are committed to being responsive. and finally people in the worlds developing country often have too little food, water, and money. but apparently they have plenty of cell phones. the u.n. now says 57% of the people in developing nations are signed up for service. internet use is also growing but at a slower rate. border patrol agents here in the u.s. in the southern u.s. are combining high tech power, manpower, and horsepower to keep the country safe. correspondent adam housley takes us al...