and the mayor of algeria to jordan. we must feel that the next day we were sent to patrol the city of heber. the but there was a huge demonstration to protest the expulsion of the two mayors and that would mean there were a lot of protesters shot they were throwing stones at every government installation they saw whether military or civilian. damage and then the government issued the order to open fire on the demonstrators. in the lookout for that if i said no i can't open fire. i didn't have the capacity to break up the demonstration the goodlatte had no tear gas no shields no rubber bullet. it's with the you had nothing at all i said i'm a soldier a fighter. i fire my weapon it's to kill me with someone asked me are you refusing to obey an order shoot she i said yes i refuse because this order goes against my principles. no one can force me to kill if i don't want to do it i don't want to be a war criminal. he was in a thief so i was reprimanded and demoted them. if the one sunday i was in the government building you

by the same token, the french in algeria, the french considered algeria part of metropolitan france. it was non-negotiable. when the conflict began, algeria was a part of france. that was not from the perspective of the fln. that informed the way they thought about the conflict. you kind of assume that your interests will line up with the host government. that is the with the united states typically thinks about counterinsurgency. that is not the way we actually fight it. we are fighting as third parties to a conflict. we are fighting on behalf of another, -- on behalf of another government. our interests will not necessarily line with the host nation government. we do not think about what happens if the host nation government tends to be predatory to its people. sometimes we think, look, the karzai government, it has images to me crisis. we knew they were fighting an insurgency. you probably have illegitimacy crisis to begin with. the obama administration went back and look at all of their assumptions. they look at the polls again throughout this very long and tedious process in oct

russia what we need to see is how similar networks operate in afghanistan bomb civilians in baghdad in algeria in london and madrid and we last year had almost the same attempt here in new york times square almost similar prime minister putin said that muslims in general should have the prime role in resisting jihadism in fighting terrorism russia should be with them the international community should back them and support them but what prime minister putin said is correct that you harvest the salafist and all the allies around the world including in russia they do target first the muslim moderates but again look at the high profile killings benazir bhutto prime minister former prime minister of pakistan prime minister hariri of levanon members of the parliament in baghdad so the jihadist at the end of the day are targeting muslims first and the response should come from civil society if they should be in the front line we should support them the international community should support them. and of course we'll be keeping you updated on but terror attack but now of focus shifts to the russian c

russia what we need to see is how similar networks operate in afghanistan bomb civilians in baghdad in algeria in london and madrid and we last year had almost the same attempt here in new york this year's commemoration of the nine eleven victims has been marred by a series of incidents in the united states the site of the terror attacks. because of the khobar comment on a school day way from my produce that he was what he said he was protecting freedom of speech to pastoring state of tennessee satellite copies of the book this comes after a florida clergyman threatened to burn the koran on the night of the first three but called off his plans of requests from officials. attentional so fled have a chance to build a mosque there is that community center just blocks from the start of the terror attacks around a thousand people gathered there ground zero to support the construction well several hundred demonstrators opposed to it right now by the project has sparked a debate in the us dividing the nation but despite the animosity thousands of americans make the choice to convert to each new exper

russia what we need to see is how similar networks operate in afghanistan bomb civilians in baghdad in algeria in london and madrid and we last year had almost the same attempt here in new york. this year's commemoration of the nine eleven victims has been marred by a series of incidents in the united states near the side of the terror attacks in new york a man said like two pages of the koran he didn't comment on his actions on the score from the area by police later he reportedly said that he was protecting freedom of speech to pastors in the state of tennessee are also said ray said my copies of the muslim holy book this comes after a florida clergyman the threaten to burn the koran on the nine eleven anniversary but called off his plans after requests from officials attention has also flared in new york over plans to build a mosque and islamic community center just blocks from the side of the world trade center around a thousand people gathered near ground zero to support the construction while several hundred demonstrators opposed to it rallied nearby the project was part heated debate in

russia what we need to see is how similar networks operate in afghanistan bomb civilians in baghdad in algeria in london and madrid and we last year had almost the same attempt here in new york. well in the united states protesters for and against a mosque at ground zero have clashed in new york on the anniversary of the september eleventh terror attacks the tension flared over plans to build a place of worship and it was then that community center just blocks from the soccer trade center dancing with. several hundred demonstrators close to it rather than a boy the project has sparked heated debate in the u.s. and also to thousands of americans make the choice to convert to islam each year. that's a. little over. it's the call to prayer and it's answered by more than a billion muslims all over the world including caitlin billings a twenty two year old american who was raised christian right converted to live here the first of ramadan my mother. she was afraid that i was going to marry someone who would be. she was crying a lot of thought that i was betraying her by changing my religion to some

by the same token, the french in algeria, the french considered algeria part of metropolitan france. it was non-negotiable. when the conflict began, algeria was a part of france. that was not from the perspective of the fln. that informed the way they thought about the conflict. you kind of assume that your interests will line up with the host government. that is the with the united states typically thinks about counterinsurgency. that is not the way we actually fight it. we are fighting as third parties to a conflict. we are fighting on behalf of another, -- on behalf of another government. our interests will not necessarily line with the host nation government. we do not think about what happens if the host nation government tends to be predatory to its people. sometimes we think, look, the karzai government, it has images to me crisis. we knew they were fighting an insurgency. you probably have illegitimacy crisis to begin with. the obama administration went back and look at all of their assumptions. they look at the polls again throughout this very long and tedious process in oct

part of him has picked up on this whether you want to say it is indonesian and kenyan or algeria.-colonial model -- >> greta: what is that? what does that mean? >> the anti-colonial model grew up in the 20th century that say the european system is basically bad and the americans are the inheritor of this bad system. >> greta: i thought you said he's european? >> he's a mix of three. the only reason i raise it is, of all the presidents that i've watched and worked with this my lifetime, i find him the most complicated to try to understand. the most complicated to try to figure out why would you do that? why would you pick fews that puts you on the opposite side from 70% of the american people? why would you have a series of policies that you know are very unpopular? >> greta: i think okay this is what you did, has it worked? you look at the graph, we have jobs, we don't have jobs. if we don't have jobs, you picked the wrong idea so we to regroup. >> part of the reason for the tea party movement and surge of candidates, two things together the performance failure 9.6% unemployment i

part of him has picked up on this whether you want to say it is indonesian and kenyan or algeria. is a anti-colonial model -- >> greta: what is that? what does that mean? >> the anti-colonial model grew up in the 20th century that say the european system is basically bad and the americans are the inheritor of this bad system. >> greta: i thought you said he's european? >> he's a mix of three. the only reason i raise it is, of all the presidents that i've watched and worked with this my lifetime, i find him the most complicated to try to understand. the most complicated to try to figure out why would you do that? why would you pick fews that puts you on the opposite side from 70% of the american people? why would you have a series of policies that you know are very unpopular? >> greta: i think okay this is what you did, has it worked? you look at the graph, we have jobs, we don't have jobs. if we don't have jobs, you picked the wrong idea so we to regroup. >> part of the reason for the tea party movement and surge of candidates, two things together the performance failure 9.6% unem

the thing that resonates the most is this: he's writing about a city in algeria which is under siege by a plague but he's really writing about the german occupation of france. and during that siege some people behave well, some people behave badly. it's every type and my god every nightmare and every heroism. and at the end he says this, he says why have i told you this story. i have told you this story because i want these people's achievement or lack thereof to be recognizedive. want to tell you this story because it's the story of a doctor. and a doctor is a good model for how we can behave for the better in this world, to help other people directly and not necessarily to theorize. but he said really it's because the germ of the plague, that is in each person that not so good could be terrible. the germ of the plague never dies, never dies. it goes into remission. it lurks in the hallways and in the cupboards and in the file cabinets. for one day to send forth its wraths. for the education of the misfortune of humankind to invade a happy city. and that talks to me because i say wh

their concern is not only the tribal areas of pakistan for operatives, also north africa, you see algeria, morocco and t u.n. isia. this is the home of aqim that has been on the radar for some time. the question among u.s. intelligence officials and others is whether this al-qaida affiliate will no longer be a regional player but step up and go global. the reason that's important is in the last few weeks the french had intelligence that an algerian woman connect towed this group was being sent to paris for a suicide bombing attack, jenna. jenna: lots of information, lots of different reports. the next question is what are we going to do about it? has there been any response from the administration on these different reports? >> reporter: this morning the secretary of homeland security janet napolitano this is traveling in monrewl canada has been speaking to a group and advocating very strongly that 190 countries take the next store up in airport screening by advocating the use of these full body scanners. in an interview with usa today she said we need to move to the next stage of screeni

we flew fire boom in from algeria. hard them in from china. from alaska, from all over the world. but we didn't build supply chains which could manufacture the stuff continually. and by the late days of this spill, we had these change running where they could essentially run indefinitely. we could continue to feed supplies and equipment into this indefinitely. and i think we shouldn't lose that, because it was not a normal part of this spill responds. >> i gather that there was some disagreements between the federal responders and the state of louisiana. just reading between the lines what mr. nungesser was saying. i'd like to pursue the boom issue for a minute. mr. nungesser made a statement that captain stanton told him that there was no plan to keep oil out of the marshes, is that correct? >> what he told me on the flight was who's going to help us clean it up after he got them. and we said we've got to keep it out. you won't clean up the mars, and in your booklet you will see. it's nearly impossible to get the oil out of the marsh. so that was his statement. and then i assume