. >> i caught up with lieutenant general barbaro again this week in north earn iraq. >> you know,richntil this last summer, i always believed the forces were stronger than the scentrifugal forces pulling it apart. >> i would say the u.s. military, myself included, we were wrong by not making a stronger case and insisting that we needed to stay in some numbers to continue to train, advise and develop this unfinished force. >> you think they should have kept a residual force in. >> absolutely. we all believe that. >> before u.s. troops left iraq, there was a debate in washington about leaving behind residual force on american trainers to continue working with the iraqe army. but the administration and iraq government couldn't agree on terms. so the white house dded to pull out all of the troops. >> why didn't the military convey that message more strongly to washington, that the army wasn't ready. >> we knew it. i know the pentagon knew it. but i think it was a stated policy. that this was the e a bad war. and we were going to be out of here by degs, 2011. >> and when the american troop

>> these are it. >> okay. >> back in 2010, as we were flying out to the training area, general barbaro confidence that the iraqis were ready to take on their enemies. >> do you think the iraq security forces will be able to maintain security and hold this together as american troops draw down? >> yes, i do. i'm confident that they are up to the task and are ready. they're already in the lead. >> do you think the iraqi security forces could handle a major crisis. not just the day-to-day events, but something dramatically serious were to o did you recall, could they contain the situation? >> i think so. >> journalists were often criticized for being to pessimistic about iraq. do you think military commanders were too of the mystic? >> no, i think we were realistic. we said the iraqi security forces were an unfinished product. >> you told us things were great. >> no, i didn't say that. we saw iraqi tank crews training individually. and we said they've never maneuvered together. i think we were pretty realistic about it. >> the u.s. spent about $25 billion on the iraqi security forces. is

. >> when the drama got too high for cash himself, he would often turn to barbaro for support. >> i'more of an older sister or brother to her. she's young, so i try to, you know, give her advice. >> it's a lot of drama. it's a lot of drama. >> but occasionally the drama would bring a chuckle or two to the one member of our field team who couldn't help but hear every bit of it. >> take it one bit at a time. >> you have been in and out of enough drug rehabs to know you take it one day at a time. with you, patients is a virtue. we can't see each other. >> it reminds me of high school. >> mod q was off the hook. >> bitch. >> by the time we would leave, you would just be drained emotionally.  >>> from meals to transportation to lodging, the sharing economy is booming, aided by digital technology. how this entrepreneurial phenomenon has become the fastest growing sector of the service industry, and the challenges owners face due to increased regulations. that's all coming up next, on "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy. and american express open is here to

bueno, lo mÁs importante bÁrbaro rodeados del calor humano para reunirse y ser parte de esta historiampacto. >> comenzamos con las noticias del dÍa. una lamentable. con ivÁn macÍas, una confesiÓn de Último minuto destruyÓ la esperanza de encontrar a los estudiantes desaparecidos. adelante, en vivo desde la ciudad de mÉxico. buenas tardes. >> gracias, muy buenas tardes. lo que acaba de confirmar el procurador de mÉxico es lamentable. por primera vez desde la desapariciÓn de los 43 estudiantes las autoridades federales reconocen que los estudiantes fueron ejecutados. el procurador presentÓ testimonios de cÓmo uno a uno de los estudiantes los botaron en fosas y los quemaron. >> dos de los detenidos declaran que algunas personas en el basureron llegaron sin vida o insconscientes. que los otros fueron interrogados por integrantes del grupo criminal para determinar quiÉnes eran. y las razones de su llegada a iguala. los detenidos seÑalÁn que en ese lugar privado a los sobrevivientes y los arrojaron al basurero. hicieron guardias para asegurar que el fuego durase horas. arrojando gasolina, l

. >> when the drama got too high for cash himself, he would often turn to barbaro for support. >> i'mn older sister or brother to her. she's young. so i try to, you know, give her advice. >> excuse me. >> it's a lot of drama. it's a lot of drama. >> but occasionally, the drama would bring a chuckle or two to the one member of our field team who couldn't help but hear every bit of it. >> take it one day at a time. you've been in and out of enough drug rehabs already to know that you take it one day at a time. and with you, patience is a virtue. we can't see each other. >> it reminds me of high school. [ bleep ] >> mod "q" was off the hook. >> bitch. >> by the time we would leave, you would just be drained emotionally. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. msnbc takes you behind the walls of the notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." a marine violates the code and now face as murder charge. a would-be soccer mom takes up with a violent street gang. >> i didn't look in the

cuando regresemos nos vas a contar sobre la separaciÓn de tu hermano no >> quÉ bÁrbaro... >> la familiaiÓn de primera mano que es familiar. nada mejor que alan querido hermano de mark me imagino que sabÍas la noticia porque es como un mes que ellos estÁn separados y que nosotros respetuosamente estÁbamos esperando que nos lo comunicaran. >> efectivamente, me acabo de enterar del comunicado de prensa que no lo habÍa visto ni escuchado, gracias. es mi hermano. por supuesto estuve con Él Éste el fin de semana con mi padre estÁ muy triste porque es una resina cuatro aÑos, vivÍan juntos, mark me consta que hablaba de los hijos de ceci como si fueran suyos. me hablaba de la maravillas y de las convivencias que tenÍan en las vacaciones, los viajes que hacÍa argentina para conocer a la familia de ella. ellos sabrÁn las circunstancias, mark si estuvo muy triste porque finalmente fueron cuatro aÑos de mucho amor y mucho cariÑo, Él estaba muy enamorado. Él se mantenÍa firme como debe ser una pareja y todo un caballero, nosotros sabÍamos pero hay discreciÓn entre la familia y que bueno sacaron ese

la tÍa maría, argelia, y regulo, que me dice que lo Único que cocina es un cereal con leche, quÉ bÁrbaroer el quesito. anita, un hombre que sepa cocinar, ¿a poco no es lo mÁs rico del planeta? >> con una estrella ahora, y que no cocines, te tienes que obligar. todo el paquete, regulo, cocina, canta y baila. Ándele! (canta) regulo, aquÍ chispea, ¿verdad? >> ahora lo vamos a poner acÁ. >> quÉ chulada. luego faltar la cÁrnica, tÍa marÍa, que se nos estÁ quemando en la sartÉn. >> pero es parte del show, ¿verdad? >> sÍ. >> aplauso para nuestro regulo, que lo hizo muy bien, ¿verdad? >> ¿ me lo puedo llevar? >> para la prÓxima hacemos un segmento especial. >> tÍa maría, muchas gracias, se ve delicioso. continuamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica", mientras nos quedamos a comer el platillo que hizo regulo,¿quÉ tal? >> no hay nada mÁs que le guste a una mujer que un hombre que sepa cocinar. >> eso lo dices porque a ti no te gusta la cocina y mucho menos fregar los platos. >> pero me gusta comer, y eso es importante. >> sobre todo si es chicharrÓn. >> ¿tienes una manÍa?, entÉrese de las manÍas de la