communities of southern kyrgyzstan. the violence spreads from osh to nearby towns. >> they came and started looting houses killing people. systematic theft, destruction, and brutal mob violence. more t

his business suits with combat fatigues. >> i have many many projects in kyrgyzstan. famous projects and resorts, factories. >> reporter: as we approached the front lines, his radio picks up chatter among isis fighters. he's responsible for a network of fortifications and trenches running 120 kilometers or 70 miles. this is one of the hottest sectors of the thousand kilometer or around 600 mile front between. it wasn't far from here that isis launched major assault on their positions. however, they were pushed back. his men a collection of middle-aged veterans of the kurds decades long struggle against saddam hussein and youngsters new to the ways of war. their weaponry mostly old and very light. leaving him wond withering why as they fight isis their appeal for better weapons isn't heated. >> i feel we are alone. ul in april or may and he's skeptical. >> maybe, but with the with iraqi army i don't think so. very difficult. >> reporter: for now the fighters here are holding the line. not letting down their guard. en. >>> the new u.s. secretary of defense is in kabul t

. >> june 2010, fighting erupts between the uzbek and kyrgyz communities of southern kyrgyzstan.the violence spreads from osh to nearby towns. >> they came and started looting houses killing people.

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about 90% of gdp america's total involvement, which is less than some countries like bolivia and kyrgyzstanny is something like 38 -- >> 50. >> 50. >> the united states is the the least involved international economy as a percentage of gdp. a lot of that is disappearing. it used to be that 5% of our gdp was imports of energy products. well, because of shale, we've gone from importing about 12 million barrels a day to two, once you figure out north america as a chunk. within two years north america is going to be energy independent. what opec is doing with shale, the price war, is not really working. shale production costs are now below $50 a barrel. they are cost competitive. so the war is pushing out russian siberian crude or north slope crude or albertan or north sea crude but not the shale patch. >> if you had the crisis in the middle east, this has always been the concern, prices of oil skyrocket. some people say, well it doesn't matter whether we're importing it from the middle east or not. we're still affected if it's $200 a barrel oil because oil is a global commodity. >> right. but