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As a result, we get to know these boys and their families in a truly intimate way over the next 12 years of their lives. dalton will open doors for him for the rest of his life. reporter: that s the hope for both families, but in time the boys find themselves struggling. not only with the typical growing pains but also with issues of race, class, and gender. they is a problem. and not a problem, not a problem in the community. he s a problem adult. the question is what is it about edris that makes him disruptive. they have this thing where people have to dance with the girls, i don t like that part because i don t get to dance with the girls. they usually say no. i don t know why. they just say no. it makes me feel bad. a quality education is a ....
Month and flow them into syria so you begin to have some framework. are they our people? these are people we re working with. vetted. we re working with a moderate general who the u.s. has are you confident as an analyst you think we could actually win this war? have the right side win? chris, i think the best outcome here is a negotiated settlement, but that requires russia to get off its backside. if failing that i have talked a number of times to general edris. i talk almost every day to his people, and they have a vision of a future syria that americans would be comfortable with. they re not jihadists. they re not extreme. they want to keep the country together. so i think the administration feels like it s finally found an ally. my question is abdullah with the security forces, intelligence forces are great. is he able to get those syrian fighters, those regime fighters fighting against the regime to come and train? yes. they ve been able to get them in there ....
The king claims direct line of descendcy from the prophet so he s actually king muhammad as well. it s almost seen as sacrilegious to pretty size him. any other nations we re keeping an eye on? still bubbling along in algeria, too. i think libya is the big one at the moment. yemen, tooshgs continues to be a concern. the whole region. i mean, saying the other day, it s easier to find a country there not in turmoil than one that isn t. yeah. good to see you, my friend. yes. appreciate it. you don t need us to tell you that gas prices are on the rise. but you might be surprised why. we ll tell you, next in the big breakdown. nice. a consumers digest best buy three years in a row. and an epa - estimated 33 miles per gallon highway. all starting under $23,000. and what does your neighbor have? a bad case of car envy. ....
Civil war, it seems civil war has already begun. it s a pretty dodgy situation. you can see on the map, wenled in between tunisia and egypt, two countrys where the leaders have fallen. let s talk about mr. gadhafi and who he is. he was born in the desert, the longest serving leader in both africa and the arab world. as you said, he s ruled for 42 years, since he toppled king edris in a coup. he began planning it in military college, got training in britain by the way. interesting he launched the coup in ben gauze zi, the second biggest city which is where the worst of the protests are taking place. the politics are interesting in libya. technically he doesn t rule the country. he set up a system of people s committee tlaz run the show, obviously that s not the case in practice. one thing that s interesting, more images you see of a leader, it generally correlates directly ....