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Or threatening your life. what is the rule here in law? >> the rule in florida, like most places, is you have it reasonably believe that someone is trying to kill you. that someone is trying to do serious bodily harm or in florida, somebody is committing what amounts to a forcible felony. you have to have reasonable basis for that. that's why, i think at the end of the day, there is not valid self-defense. those tough to get prosecution successfully turning into conviction in this kind of case, chris. >> let's hope we can get to the case and facts. we are trying to figure out the law. thank yo...

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he was treated for in 2010. he'll be joined by an iraq veteran who suffered a similar injury. and what is george clooney doing in handcuffs? we'll tell you. this morning, the soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians in a house to house rampage is back in the u.s. the suspect is identified as 38-year-old army staff sergeant robert bales. he's now in custody at ft. leavenworth by himself. this was his first tour of duty in afghanistan, but he had done three tours of iraq. neighbors say they only knew bales as a family man who was the life of a party. >> i was blown away. i wa...

Rumors that qaddafi really has very few friends and it's likely that at some point he will -- that they will crack and he will either leave, be killed, whatever. >> to what you just described, qaddafi cracking, i think that if we work all the elements of power, i think we have a chance at a more than reasonable chance of qaddafi leaving. >> one u.s. official cautions though that dictators are not rational actors and this kind of pressure could have the opposite effect, causing qaddafi to just dig in much further, shep. >> shepard: the officials are talking about a possible sort of tipping poin...

>>reporter: what i found interesting is that the situation in tunisia, you recall the protests come from nowhere after and they grew quickly and while u.s. officials anticipated the tunis president was trying to hold on to power in three weeks he flowed the country and he told fox that the president made a snap decision, going to work and that afternoon was on a helicopter and out of the country. the woman you saw in the picture was his wife and she was no longer behind him and a sign of the loss of confidence was she was going around the country collecting gold to take to the airport to get o...