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Government potentially providing more military support there? >> if you listen to his remarks today, i think he left himself some room there. he also left himself, though. breathing room by saying we want to get to the bottom of this. we want to make this an international, a world issue. hes got some room there to certainly call upon the europeans to take a more active role in this. and as strong as his remarks were toward russia, he did allow that we dont have all the facts yet. and he didnt ...

The cold war and his russian counterpart seems more comfortable moving back into it. americans tend to see the cold war in rear view mirror as widely expensive period of idealogical struggle settled decisively in favor of the rightful victor, democratic capitalism. russians tend to think moscow played its rightful role as superpower with large, clearly defined sphere of influence and important voice on every world issue. gerald seib wrote that piece. the executive washington editor of "the wall ...

Mind where you really start to understand your environment. i brought an inflatable paddle board. i brought it purely as a conversation piece. i inflated the board and got on it, and i was falling all over the place. it was very challenging for like the first four days. and i never got off it. i was determined, and 17 days and 187 miles later, you know, i did the whole thing. the journey was really all about water rights and native rights to the use of water. what we really found out was its not...

detectives how he lured young etan from the school bus stop at west broadway and prince street, with the promise of a soda. he then led him into the basement of the bodega, choked him there, and disposed of the body by putting it into a plastic bag and placing it into the trash. >> were going to be joined in just a moment by lisa cohen, "after etan" the 2009 book is considered the definitive work on this case and its 33 years to the day, this is a day, may 25th, that is the national mi...

Between the two sides. they dont want to the army to get involved because, frankly, i think theyre afraid that the army, too, will split between anti-and pro-mubarak forces and want the army to stay as the kind of pillar of stability as one official said and i think that theyre hoping the army will, again, be a buffer between the two sides and keep the violence down without getting directly involved. >> jonathan, the white house has said that it is up to the egyptian people to chart their own co...