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terrorists. the truth is, congresswoman bachmann, who is a member of the house intelligence committee is wrong. the cia still interrogates terror suspects in the field. in fact, president obama created the high value detainee interrogation group which includes the cia of the fbi and defense department. they deploy in teams to question terror suspects here in the united states and overseas. whether that policy is strong enough or not is a matter for debate. but what s clear is that bachmann s comments are not accurate. let s turn now to herman cain and border insecurity. an insecure border is a national security threat for the following reasons. number one, we know that terrorists have come into this country by way of mexico. keeping them honest. the houston chronicle reports there is no evidence of terrorists entering the united states through mexico. back in march, the newspaper reported on an independent analysis at vanderbilt university. it found a 67% increa ....
Divorce as their male comrades and they get divorced at higher rates than peers outside the military. possible reason? the pressures outside of the obligations to their country. the center for research on military organization notes that, quote, as the military increasingly treats women the same as it treats men in terms of their work expectations, society still expects them to fulfill their family roles. and that s not equally balanced between men and women. and these social problems can sometimes spiral into other serious issues. there s alcoholism, there s homelessness and also separation from the children that they love. the military isn t standing on the sidelines, instead, taking action with programs like strong bonds, an army program with the core mission of strengthening families to be prepared for deployments, relocations and/or tragic losses. pretty cool there. that s going to do it for me. i m thomas roberts. see you at the same time 11:00 a.m. eastern, every weekday morning ....
The military isn t providing many details. but officials have said the plane will be used to test out new spacecraft technologies. two launch attempts were scrubbed yesterday due to high winds. a few photo has been released by the office of wounded arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. it s one of the last images taken of the congresswoman before she was shot in the head january 8th at a rally in tucson. the man in the photo, jim tucker, was shot twice in the rampage but survived. giffords is continuing her rehab at a medical facility in houston. the accused shooter, jared lee loughner, has been indicted on 49 counts. before you head into the kitchen to grab a snack tonight, you ll want to hear this. some types of a popular peanut butter are being recalled. skip pi s reduced fat creamy peanut butter spread and the chunk may be con tan nated with salmonella. ....
reporter: they say there are many benefits from trying to find a way around. they have gadhafi overthrown, which they say is unlikely. the military isn t strong enough here. this isn t a country like egypt where the military is strong enough to twist the president s arm or force him out of office or in tunisia where the army said to the president, we re not going to back you, he had to go. it s unlikely to happen here. it s unlikely to have someone take a gun into the palace and put a gun to his head and say, step down. so the potential here is for a long, drawn out war, unless you can get this middle ground position. cnn s nic robertson for us in libya. thanks. appreciate it. here now to talk about the situation in libya, stephen hadl hadley, national security adviser for george w. bush, and resigned as libyan member and ....
Those countries abandoned their regimes and ultimately the regimes fell. in cases where the military and security forces support these oppressive regime, think algeria, think libya, think bahrain, the regimes seem to be able to withstand the opposition. and, fran, i m just curious. if we look at libya, what we re hearing from the son of gadhafi is that this could actually fall into some kind of civil war because you have benghazi in the east. tripoli in the west and benghazi we understand is now in control of the anti-government protesters and the military isn t abandoning the government in tripoli. so there could really be this very real prospect of a bloodbath here, of a real civil war. i do think that you could see a string of real violence between the protesters and security forces. i question whether or not you re really talking about a civil war. i mean, what we re seeing is wide-scale protests on the part of the libyan people seeking freedoms ....