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clear they do not intend to give up real clear and the peaceful protestors are not willing to give up the small square of freedom they have bought with their blood. the small square of freedom that too many have already died for and others still may. 5:00 a.m. in cairo, and the battle lines are clear. peaceful protestors are still in liberation square. others are standing outside the state television building. others are at the presidential palace. hundreds of thousands came to liberation square hours ago believing they were going to witness a dictator resign. the army hinted it woul...

freedom they have bought with their blood. the small square of freedom that too many have already died for and others still may. 5:00 a.m. in cairo, and the battle lines are clear. peaceful protestors are still in liberation square. others are standing outside the state television building. others are at the presidential palace. hundreds of thousands came to liberation square hours ago believing they were going to witness a dictator resign. the army hinted it would happen. president obama talked as if it already had happened. then came the speech. mubarak handing over power to his vi...

Been 113 murders in chicago. that compares to 132 american servicemen and women killed this year in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. these grim times are not new to the city. in 2009, in the school year, more than 36 public school students were killed. marked the third straight year that youth homicides climbed into double digits. another trend, teen violence happens away from school. often it's kids are walking to school or leaving at the end of the day. there's a shocking aspect to this. teens like the one you saw, robert tate, unwilling to snitch on their attacker. as he lay dying, unwilli...

Silence in many neighborhoods, allowing bad guys to get away with crimes. this 17-year-old was a friend of robert tate and says he hung out with tate the day he died. >> if somebody has an issue with somebody else, they don't go to police, try to settle it on their own? >> it depends on the person. some people have too much pride believe they don't need the police in it and don't need to do nothing. >> reporter: so what are they doing about it? at headquarters they have a new motto called "silence kills" to break the code of silence, $500,000 of federal stimulus money. they're encouraging peop...

Someone knows who shot them and who eventually killed him and he would refuse to cooperate. we've had many, many instances where dying declarations are used in court and for whatever reason, mr. tate wanted to take this to his grave. >> reporter: police say the case highlights one of the bigger problems faced by many large cities, people refusing to give law enforcement information, and refusing to be a snitch for whatever reason, retribution, distrust of police, a code of silence in many neighborhoods, that makes everyone unsafe by allowing bad guys to get away with crimes. this 17-year-old w...