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Furniture in the rubble. last check, no one claimed responsibility but it's important to note the building housed the u.s. consulate decades ago before the late libyan dictator muammar gadhafi came to power. this comes one year after the deadly assaulton the current u.s. consulate which killed four americans including our embassador, chris stevens. still no arrest and leaders of an independent review board which investigated that attack are set to testify as a house hearing next week. catherine herridge is in washington now. >> thank you. the review of state department memos and congressional ...

They are the wrong folks to mess with. people who'd rather fight than fold. even when outnoumed, outmatched or under fire. here's caught on camera's five most tough and tenacious people who won't back down. a would-be robber picks the wrong store to hold up. december 2011, hendersonville, north carolina, a gunman walks into this we buy gold store, demanding money. the clerk appears to comply, but as he goes to hand over a satchel of cash -- >> all of a sudden out of nowhere, wham! he's like the raging bull.

Clashes begin again. in november and december 2011 fighting rages between demonstrators and security forces in and around tahrir square. >> translator: we heard about the disturbances and the gunfire. so we ran to see what was happening. >> on december 17th, 2011, an engineering student named mohammed gamal zadan is with a group of friends outside a hotel in central cairo. >> translator: that time i went up in the hotel and i thought i would try to go in with my colleagues and try to see what's happening and see it from above and try to film it. >> looking through the lens, mohammed sees a gro...

Central park. all either confessed or were implicated. at trial a year later they were all convicted. 12 years later, those convictions were vacated and questions raised about how the police obtained those confessions. in los angeles, a black motorist named rodney king was beaten over and over again by los angeles police. the videotape that surfaced ignited a nation. when the officers were found not guilty, the rioting was unlike anything the country had recently seen in the wake of the trial. sentiments then sound familiar to the sentiments now. >> today, the system failed us. >> reporter: ra...

Implicated. at trial a year later they were all convicted. 12 years later, those convictions were vacated and questions raised about how the police obtained those confessions. in los angeles, a black motorist named rodney king was beaten over and over again by los angeles police. the videotape that surfaced ignited a nation. when the officers were found not guilty, the rioting was unlike anything the country had seen. sentiments then sound familiar to the sentiments now. race, authority, politics. conversations that are still very difficult. and the conversation continues tonight with data on ...