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No-fly zone when we saw the pictures of us shooting up people and blowing up equipment on the road and supporting the people who do not have any organization and barely know how to use a gun. >>guest: secretary gates was clear. as soon as the idea of a no-fly zone was presented, from saying this will involve real combat, including attacks on capability of the libyan air force and military in order to create the kind of security zone that now largely exists so we have been clear from the out set ...

Lot of things that are pretty aggressive in foreign policy. theyve tested air, land and sea, military equipment. they certainly are dinging us a thousand a day in cyberspace. they declared for themselves a 200-mile security zone in east asia which includes japan and korea the chinese are acting very aggressively in all these areas. the thought that we can tell them when we want, that relationship changed about two years ago. jon: we want them to get tough with north korea, we want them them to s...

Aggression out of china. a military buildup, air, land and sea. jennifer griffin talked about that. the majority of our spending is personnel cost. china doesnt have that problem. they arent paying their army what we are paying ours. secondly they are acting aggressively towards their neighbors. for japan, they pick fights all around the area. declared they should have a 200 mile security zone around the chinese border. you saw the chinese president says the day of the doll airs over. they are l...

There may very well be some overreaction. and thats the memo. now, for the top story tonight. with reaction from canada, joining us from trornt, rick, columnist for the canadian newspaper the globen mail. where am i going wrong, mr. saluten? >> i think the criminals were inside the security zone having a real party. what they have done -- the resentment that was out there, this was not a wild riot. there was a small group that did a lot of damage. but there was a kind of a low level seating rese...

Flash mob action by any of the demonstrators. the price tag for all of this is expected to be, as you said, about $1 billion. a lot of canadiens feeling that is simply excessive. there are also some points of controversy. there are some sound cannons that could be brought in to be used against the demonstrators. police say, hey, these are only for communication. thats the only way were going to use them. but civil liberties and labor groups have gone to court to try to stop their use saying they...

Guy into the security zone, shut down the airport 6 hours and delayed flights for thousands of people was put on two months paid administrative leave and went back to work yesterday, and, two things we arent being told by the government, we wont be given his name and we will not be given any -- giving any details on discipline but hes back on the job at his old post and the discipline couldnt have been severe and imagine in the private sector somebody being treated that way, it goes to show you ...

And debris for bodies. theyre combing the wreckage by following the path the waves took as they swept into the town, he says. then the earth begins to heave again. theres just been an aftershock, and the leader of the firefighters has called for his men to suspend their search and head to what he calls a security zone. police in this town of 5 1/2 thousand confirm 8 people died in the tsunami but say around 50 are still missing. the survivors are struggling to come to terms with what hit them. 6...

Theres just been an after shock and the leader of the firefighters has called for his men to suspend the search and head to whats called a security zone. police in this town of 5,500 confirm 8 people died in the stum tsunami but say around 50 are still missing. the survivors are struggling to come to terms with what hit them. 68-year-old anna takes us down to the street. her house was a block away on petunia street. now theres nothing to go home to. she tells me when the quake struck, she ran ou...

Town, he says. then the earth begins to heave again. theres just been an apartmentshock and leader of the firefighters called for his men to suspend the search and head to a security zone. police in this town of 5.5 thousand confirm 8 people died in the tsunami but say around 50 are still missing. the survivors are struggling to come to terms with what hit them. 68-year-old anna takes us down to the street. her house was a block away on petunia street. now theres nothing to go home to. she tells...

Amateur videographers minutes after three tsunami waves swept away people and their homes. witnesses say the waves rolled in five meters, or 15 feet high, shortly after the quake. you can make out a house roof floating off, and the towns center flooded. now, that same area is dry. fishing boats drag more than two miles from their moorings by the tsunami. rescue workers comb the sludge and debris for bodies. "were combing the wreckage by following the path the waves took as they swept in to the t...