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Soldiers capture in the uprising in eastern libya now held in a nondescript house. many were severely beaten by angry crowds after their surrender, saved from a far worse fate by libyan leaders. the man insists they didnt want to fire upon the anti-gadhafi protesters and tried to avoid carrying out their officers orders. we were shooting randomly in the air, says sh soldier. all of the guys there were firing up. but the officer isnt convinced. innocent people died. innocent people, he says. your...

Premature death. that is a fact. you have rhetoric. and, third, our economic competitors invest in innovation in the clean energy sector which will be worth $2 trillion a year. now, we can be refining the technologies or make them here and export them. you wave the flag of surrender and i would like investment and job growth. >>stuart: i wish we had more time. we dont. always a pleasure. thank you. >>guest: good to see you. >>stuart: first wisconsin and now indiana but unlike wisconsins governor...

Enforcement agencies and intelligence apparatus, thats going to be the key >> he coordination is what youre saying between those different levels. . as a former cia operative it, whats your thought? there hane been a successful attack recently on u.s. soil. does that mean were doing as well? >> you got to think we are. i mean, its been ten years and its not that they have not tried. weve had over 60 people arrested just here in the united states alone since 2009 for attempting to attack here. an...

Figure head of this revolution, but, you know, in fact, he says that the initial group that came together to mobilize for this initial january 25th protest, they were deliberately trying to be nameless, faceless anonymous and that has changed dramatically now. people recognize him on the street, big question is who can lead? who can speak for this group of people and i asked him that again and again and he didnt give me a solid answer. he did say that perhaps one of his favorite choices to lead ...

This is one of the greatest letters ever written by any american. i want you to listen to this. he wrote this whence he was wildly outnumbered. he knew he was going to die. he addressed it to the people of texas and all americans in the world. he wrote my fellow sits and compatriots. im besieged by 1,000 or more of mexicans under santa ana. i have sustained continual bombardment and cannonade for 24 hours and i have not lost a man. the enemy has demanded surrender at discretion. otherwise, the g...

This is one of the greatest letters ever written by any american. i want you to listen to this. he wrote this whence he was wildly outnumbered. he knew he was going to die. he addressed it to the people of texas and all americans in the world. he wrote my fellow sits and compatriots. im besieged by 1,000 or more of mexicans under santa ana. i have sustained continual bombardment and cannonade for 24 hours and i have not lost a man. the enemy has demanded surrender at discretion. otherwise, the g...

The 9,000 people who live here one mile from texas are back in the stone age. >> no police, she says, no water, no electricity. you wake up and hear gunshots. houses on fire. were scared. violence by drug cartels in the big cities like juarez gets media attention. no one knows or even records how many are killed in small towns like this. where the state, the police, and the people have already given up, where a nations flag flies in surrender. now gwatney loop pay is not alone. in laredo another...

The 9,000 people who live here, one mile from texas are back in the stoneage. no police, she says, no water, no electricity. you wage and hear gunshots. house on fire. we are scared. violence by drug cartels in the big cities gets media attention. no one knows or even records how many people are killed in small towns like this where the state, the police and the people have already given up, where a nations flag flies in surrender. these cartels wants to do a lot more than just sell drugs. they ...

Big cities like juarez gets media attention. no one knows or even records how many are killed in small towns like this. where the state, the police and the people have already given up, where a nations flag flies in surrender. >> reporter: now, guadalupe, mexico, is not alone. in a small town near monterey, all 28 police officers simply quit, this after two of their colleagues were found decapitated. gregg, back to you in new york. gregg: steve harrigan from arizona, thanks very much. jenna: and...

Stone age." no police", she says, no water, no electricity and wake up and hear gun shots, houses on fire. were scared. violence by drug cartels, in this big cities like juarez gets media attention, no one knows or records how many are killed in small towns where the state and the police and people have already given up, where a nations flag flies in surrender. that situation in guadalupe is not unusual for mexican towns along the border. just last week the police chief in laredo was gunned down...