stay inthink he'lls tay i chad and niger, he may go to burkina faso. he may get a good reception for the -- from the leader, who is a disciple of ghadaffi. he may continue longer than anyone anticipated. >> burkina faso say that they have not offered asylum to col. ghadaffi. and perhaps, echoing the words of niger, not going that far, but saying they recognize the transitional council. this is a difficult time. >> it is very difficult for those bordering libya, niger and chad. because of those groups -- and the families brough tthet them . they are very armed. there is no government that can withstand an assault by these mercenaries. the transition council wants stability. ghadaffi will be a major headache. >> i spoke to you four weeks ago regarding your family in bengazi. a lot has changed. how do you see them, the n.t.c., placed to push stability for libya's future. >> they are working hard. they are made up -- mostly from individuals from the east. and the east is very stable. they will open next month in october. following soon after. the east is m

state party chairman chad connolly says the state has the right mix of voters reflecting the entire party. >> we've got the social conservatives and the fiscal conservatives. >> reporter: in recent years, it's also seen the emergence of the tea party. on monday, senator jim demint, a tea party favorite, held a forum to test the top candidates on everything from jobs to abortion. minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann. >> i would put forward a human life amendment and at the same time i would do everything within my power to restrict the number of abortions that occurs in the united states. >> reporter: with the state's unemployment rate at 10.9%-- nearly two points higher than the national average-- the candidates-- including former

and that's exactly what's happened. >> brown: chad mcevoy, are you back with us?>> brown: okay, sorry about that problem. i didn't know if you heard where we are so far but i was just asking about how you define the situation that we're seeing at miami and so many other colleges right now. what's going on? >> yeah, well, i did hear and i think kevin's absolutely correct. we've got a system in which millions, hundreds of millions of dollars are involved. we have athletic programs with budgets over 100 million a year. we've got boosters and others that, agents and so on that want a piece of that pie. did we have student athletes, particularly high profile football, men's basketball programs that see all of that money out there and are interested in getting some of that as well? >> and chad, we heard mark emirrette, the president of the ncaa in our tape piece, this question of the pervasiveness. has anybody figured out how pervasive, whether everyone bends or breaks the rules or whether it's a case of a small group of bad apples? anybody know for sure? >> yeah, diffi

myers, he's in the cnn weather center, chad?tomorrow, but then the winds blow back east toward austin and that they will wick ttake the choking firs is route 360, west of downtown austin, to give you the view, the ground shots don't give you the scope of the fire, 30 miles farther to the fire and had is what the smoke looks like from austin. that smoke goes all the way down to corpus christi, and that smoke will make a beautiful sunset tonight unfortunately as a cost of many people. what caused it? well, in fact it was lee. lee kind of ran up this way. tropical storm lee, not a big deal, make a weathermaker here, a couple of tornadoes into parts of georgia, but the wind came this direction, from the north 35 miles per hour without a drop of rain over texas. that lawas the issue, no rain whatsoever and it's not coming. the rain is to the northeast. there's even the potential for some tornadoes tonight in parts of virginia and north carolina, that's all from lee. now, what else is going on? well, here you go. we still have katia.

chad, do i still have chad over my shoulder? >> sure. >> here is my question to you.ioned the rain and mudslides, ana seemed fairly calm but might this be calm before something worse could jessica late? >> certainly. when you have three quakes so quickly together, 4.8, 5.8, 4.8, there could be a 6.8 on the way. certainly could be. we wait an hour or two. if nothing else happened then all of of a sudden we know the 5.8 was the main quake. the big quake, 5.8, was there a volcano. there may be something else going on underground other than just the earthquakes from that volcanic lava starts to move around. that can actually jiggle a dormant volcano or in this case, one with water in it. that could cause something differe different. a volcano becoming active because of this quaking. >> thank you. rural areas outside guatemala city are quite rural. >> you would expect structures to be strong but this is 32 miles south of gaut maila city where you have structures not as strong and also you have a lot of mountains there. it's been raining so those mudslides, it remains to be

i have done work at chad. a lock down facility. we are approaching young men they are incarcerated than attend the csu colleges. we become the keepers of the cages. very serious statistic. as an educator. i came out on a radio show not too long ago. an interviewer kept insisting being part of a gang like al-qaeda. that dehumanizes. i have spoken to so many of these students. when he shared that with me. i said, i refuse to go there. it perpet utes that paradigm. our paradigm changes ladies and gentlemen. what i would like to do is this. i want to pull the lens back to use that metaphor. what's feeding that monster. to think strategically. if anything, if you leave here today, you will leave with my accent. one last thing. i do speak to children an awful lot. i have a doctorate. education has meant more for me. i am under no illusion. i also know that having a doctorate doesn't confir wisdom. when people made fun of me. i remember me mom coming home. foreign long speaking. >> we had beans at breakfast, lunch and dinner. bean pudding

chad, go ahead? >> this is important, because we're talking about the levee protecting wilkes-barre. >> yeah. >> that's one city all the way from piston, through edwards vul and sawyersville and plymouth where my parents are from down to areas that are not protected. those areas are absolutely going to flood. the water went from 15 feet to 43 feet in almost 24 hours. >> wow. >> you take a river that goes up 28 feet in 24 hours, people cannot be ready for that. those people from kingston all the way down to the river, all the way down to somewheresville and maneco, the waters are going to flood and there's nothing they can do about it because there's no wall for them. >> yikes. as you're watching those levels rise for people along that river. >> yes. >> there's a whole other occasion that is nate. where is nate? >> nate is in the gump of mexico, bay of campeche, not that far from the peninsula from can koon. it could put more rain on top of places that have already had enough rainfall. if nate does no

chad just outlined some of the potential paths. you wrote in your piece that one of the changes is that it's falling more slowly. why does that matter? >> well, it matters because nasa has been basically making its calculations based on a rate of descent for this satellite that until late thursday told them that it was going to skip north america entirely. what they announced this morning is that it's been falling more slowly because it is actually tumbling through space and its angle of drag that it's feeling from the very, very fringy, wispy parts of the atmosphere where it's at now just has not been what nasa thought it was. and so basically because of that difference between nasa's calculations and what is actually happening in space, it's falling slower than nasa thought. and it just keeps the satellite up there a few hours longer than they thought. >> i also saw that the spacecraft is the largest nasa satellite to fall from space uncontrolled since 1979. but the news factor here is that one chunk of this could be something li

but as chad says, there are facts that make this unusual.remors and people have a little bit of warning, people have been able to get out and save their lives and lives of loved ones. here, if these officials said, don't worry, everything is fine, i'm a scientist, trust me, in fact, that was wrong information and over 300 people lost their lives. perhaps they should be charged. i think criminal court is a little extreme. there's a difference between failing to warn and giving false information that led people to their deaths. i think that's the key distinction here. >> chad, help us understand what scientists actually do know about predicting. i mean, if it they can't be absolutely positive, what can they tell us? >> well, we do know there are are foreshocks, sometimes there's aftershocks when an earthquake happens. smil sometimes there's a smaller quake first. what happened in this case, and this is what the prosecution is looking at, there was a scientist that it knew about ground water radon. the earth had all of that shaking, 400 earthqu

chad, is weather going to help, do you think or hurt texas more today?helps the firefighters. but really it's not helping the people of texas much. because now the haze and the smoke and the fog and all that, the smog into austin, into san antonio, certainly into corpus christi, but it's been there. the thing is, for most of the time and lee, i know we hoped that lee would bring rain to texas. that didn't happen. lee brought wind to texas. lee was to the east. there was a high pressure to the west. there were strong northerly wind. those winds just fanned those fires on saturday and sunday and into monday. now, lee is long gone and the wind are long gone as well. so those calmer wind will help because you don't push embers miles and miles ahead and start more fires. it's almost like using the old bellow to get your fireplace going or how the blacksmiths used to make iron gettinger and faster, the more -- the hotter the flame. >> this very well may be nate in the gulf of mexico. we'll talk about nate. we still have katia and maria. but nate could be the n

chad myers has been watching this thing swirling.here this massive storm equal to a category 3 hurricane is aiming for hours from now. we'll get to chad momentarily. >>> first, james carville has a lot of advice for the president as of late. he's not at all shier about sharing it. the longtime democratic strategist and cnn distributor says president obama is showing a new aggressiveness. he says it's about time. james carville joins me live. james, you're pretty intense about this. you say the president should fire some people here, we talked about that with your op-ed on cnn.com. i know you have great sources. is there any indication that the president is going to do that, going to fire people? will we see the change you're calling for? >> i think that there are going to be changes in the white house the . i don't know if somebody will be fired, probably natural attrition, turnover but it probably will happen. i thought this morning was a refreshing and interesting departure from the strategy before. we had two major setbacks. this

terek and chad myers is standing by. wanted you to join the conversation.e ask why this is happening, the significance of this particular tumble, talk to me about when. how soon is this satellite supposed to hit earth? >> well, the latest update we've got from nasa now, all signs point to friday. nasa's been keeping a really close eye on this satellite. six and a half ton, as you menti mentioned. it's just been getting lower and lower from space over the last few days. they think they've got it narrowed down to friday. it could be thursday. could be saturday, but right now, everything seems to be trending for friday some time that day. >> from what i've read, you have these 26 pieces of the satellite wearing more than 1,100 pounds are expected to survive this ats peeric burn. this happens in terms of satellites falling down to earth, but the news here is the pieces that will survive are fairly sizable. >> that's right. about a half ton of material. biggest piece is going to weigh something like 300 pounds, so it's not small pieces of debris that you might m

>> absolutely no idea. >> chad, i pressure the expertise.y much. >> got it. >>> some other important stories we're following tonight, susan hendricks has a "360" news and business bulletin. susan? >> at least he's being honest. all right, thanks, anderson. at the united nations today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu invited palestinian president mahmoud abbas to begin immediate peace talks. this after abbas submitted a formal request for full u.n. membership. the u.n. has pledged to veto that request if put to a vote before the u.n. security council. the weather, the heat takes down dozens of soldiers at ft. bragg, north carolina. a spokesman said 43 troops became ill during a 12-mile march in high humidity. 60 soldiers took part in the exercise, carrying backpacks, weapons, and other combat gear. >>> on wall street stocks ended a brutal week with some meager gains. the dow climbed 37 points today but fell more than 6% for the week. it is the worst weekly performance since october 2008. >>> and fans are lining up in london for a pea

chad myers joins me from the weather center. the folks in texas certainly didn't get the rain they wanted from tropical storm lee but at least the winds have died down. >> they only got the wind yesterday and saturday. that's it. the storm just kind of came in very close to new orleans, kind of headed on up toward the northeast and all that was back on this side was the wind. the winds were gusting to 30 miles per hour. they were also gusting to 30 and 45 miles per hour on the east side of the storm, but bringing in very beneficial rains for parts of the east. even into the southeast. there are still at least 60 fires burning from texarcana to the south of san antonio, that little blob right there. that's that fire. the fire that's completely still out of control. when we talk about containment, how many miles around actually is the fire stopped. that's so far zero. the wind will continue to come out of the north at five miles per hour today, but by the end of tomorrow and into thursday, we will see the winds coming in from the

we have a power point, then chad will complete the presentation. we had $4 million in funds requested for the project. leveraging $31.5 million in non- prop k funds. the annual request is something that we receive every year. an amount negotiated a month partnering agencies in san francisco. the agency is responsible, since 2003, having created four prop k categories that need to provide that left -- and we need to accelerate prop k fairly heavily. every year we have to jump through hoops to get current number. when they needed to buy to each county, we had to use the disproportionate prop k project. we still use the full amount for each county. so, the request, $3.3 million, want to make note that the equipment program fulfill a commitment to allocate the remaining requests. they were committed to allocate for the fiscal year. and a few questions about the cost of the help train budget. included in there, and it has endangered and unprotected species out in that area. they are obligated to do an environmental project. >> in reference to 19th addin

with that, chad will come forward. as he is walking out, the bicycle circulation safety category as a number of sponsors, including the transportation agency, the board of public works, and the board, which had designated most of the references that he made to the project. >> good morning. the current circulation and safety was developed and adopted in 2009, when the city was in its third year of the injunction against the bicycle plan. in 2009, 35 projects were cleared that day. this was an unprecedented rollout of projects there are three sub-categories that are safety, education, outreach, performance education, and bicycle network improvements. helping to organize the program and by tight. because of the injunction and outreach, a relatively large number of placeholders held uncertainty around the injunction. mostly what it does is reprogram the post-holders. so, we have worked with the sf mta. the first arrows point to increased funding for safety, education, outreach for the build out of the remaining buyout plan

thanks, chad.t. >>> new poll puts herman cain a strong third in the republican white house race and more stories from to our political ticker, just ahead. >>> also, the boston red sox stunning collapse may lead to the manager's exit. we are going to talk more about that and tonight's playoff game with former pitching great john smoltz. what is that? it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? let's go back to drawing. >> guns, guns and more guns. these are young people. these steps represent them. we are losing a generation to violence. people go in the house and close their doors, they don't even talk about it. but there are some people who are not scared to go outside, and i'm one of them. my name is diane latiker. we opened a community center called kids

chad myers is fired up about this one. we'll talk to chad next. introducing the schwab mobile app.at your fingertips wherever, whenever you want. one log in lets you monitor all of your balances and transfer between accounts, so your money can move as fast as you do. check out your portfolio, track the market with live updates. and execute trades anywhere and anytime the inspiration hits you. even deposit checks right from your phone. just take a picture, hit deposit and you're done. open an account today and put schwab mobile to work for you. >>> nasa is keeping its eyes on the heavens, on the lookout for a defunct, no longer working, satellite that's expected to plunge back to earth in the coming days. chad myers, um, okay. >> and parts are going to hit the ground. >> there's a satellite, it's fall, par for the course for nasa. so where is it and where will it fall? >> nobody knows because it's going around the earth and the earth is spinning under it. so when it decides to actually come out of orbit, had ththen w know. within hours advance, within 6,000 square miles where it wil

the word i did at chad. the number one book that's popular, what book do you think it is? i hear the bible. beautiful. what is it? i have heard that one too. you know what it is? it's called the art of seduction. the first section is called choose a victim. what has happened is this. as an educator. someone who works with gang units. we created oxymorons. we created good people who i think it's good to be bad. we teach them them that passing the standard is success. there is a difference. 3 words they taught me. do you think what 3 words. this is from their world, at riskness. you know what the 3 most powerful words are? i tend to think in love, faith. you know what they said? hate, jealousy and revenge. i am listening to that. i said, we need to go beyond that. what do you think strategically. i still remember. i went to a debut taunt ball. vice president of the university, and they were talking and then she looked at me and i was dressed in a suit. she looked at me with respect and she jumped. what did she do? she grabbed her earings, ladies and gentlemen. because i don'

jenna: when is the timeline on this so far, chad?, we've got about seven or eight days here. the government would not shut down until october 1st, and everybody around the capitol is fretting a little bit here, but you can't truly have brinksmanship unless you're on the brink. so they have time, but the problem is the house and senate are scheduled to be out of session next week, there's rashannah next week as well, and they want to try to wrap this up. the majority leader or, eric cantor, put members on notice that they could have a weekend session this weekend, perhaps to work this out. they have to work with the senate, the house and the senate have to be in many alignment here, and boehner when asked if he thought they'd have a weekend session, he said, i surely hope not. jenna: and we hope not for you, too, chad. always appreciate your insight. chad, thank you very much. >> reporter: anytime, jenna. thanks. jon: right now jurors have just finished hearing part of a taped confession in a triple murder that shocked the entire nati

there's fellow athlete and dancing star, chad johnson.ho decided the 85 on the back of his jersey fit better as a signature. chad ochocinco, 85 in spanish, was born. then, there's prince, who changed his name to this. people adapted and referred to him as the artist formerly known as prince. until he changed it back to plain, old prince again. then, there's sean combs, who has had nearly as many names as platinum records. starting with puff daddy. then, to puffy. to p. diddy. to diddy. to swag. cassius clay famously changed his name to muhammad ali. then, became the greatest boxer of all-time. >> i must be the greatest. >> reporter: and johnny cougar, slowly worked his way back to his real name. to john cougar mellencamp. then, just john mellencamp. will the new name bring new levels of success? time will tell. but one thing's for sure. with a labor lockup threatening the start of basketball season, maybe a little world peace is exactly what the nba needs. for "good morning america," dan koeffler, abc news, new york. >> can refer to him a

there's fellow athlete and dancing star chad johnson who decided the 85 on the back of his jersey fitture and chad ochocinco -- that's 85 in spanish -- was born. ♪ then there's prince who changed his name to this. people adapted and simply referred to him as the artist formerly known as prince, until he changed it back to plain old prince again. and, of course, there's sean combs who has had nearly as many names as platinum records. starting with puff daddy, then to puffy, to p. diddy to diddy to swag? will the new name bring new levels of success? time will tell. but one thing is for sure. with a labor lockout threatening the start of basketball season, maybe a little world peace is exactly what the nba needs. dan kloeffler, abc news, new york. >> perhaps a publicity stunt as "dancing with the stars" kicks off. >> i remember him, i was in indianapolis. interesting guy. everybody will be watching. h@h@@ >>> making news this morning, a bomb shell book. >> the unflattering behind the scenes look at the obama white house that has washington buzzing. >>> dominique strauss-kahn, the first

or one of 85 countries where the global edition is broadcast including such free speech havens as chademmen. i'm -- yemen. i'm huge in yemen. [laughter] if you were actually in great britain here is what you saw of that segment. ♪ you didn't see it. they censored it. why? we were praising them. are you not allowed to praise england in england? is it that a result of the 1683 eat it to false -- edict to false modesty is it because praise from an american makes you feel dirty. it turns out our show is censored in england because we aired footage of our parliament on a comedy program. this is true, it's illegal to use parliamentary footage in a comedic or satirical context. if you were a right honorable newscaster i could have shown the same footage come back on camera and so emily say, tonight we have no confirmation that the members of parliament are baby eating goat (bleep). [laughter] but we have not received or actually asked for any denials of it either. that is something the english audience would have been allowed to watch but a sincere offering of admiration from a comedian is il

state republican chair chad connolly told "u.s.a.st in the south and we're not going to share our date with anybody, especially a state that breaks the rules." yeah! south carolina has proven that unless you play by their rules they will take their state and go home! (laughter and applause) well, i say i say in all that campaign cash is attracting all the early primaries, let's make sure south carolina gets all that campaign cash by letting the cash decide the primary. just do away with the voting and give all our delegates to whoever spends the most money! on primary day, campaigns just hand in their receipts. (laughter) that way, unlike electronic voting, at least we'll have a paper trail. (laughter) to protect your interests, south carolina, as long as we're deciding presidential bids, shouldn't we give our state to the highest bidder? we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) [ "chopsticks" plays ] ♪ don't you two know any other songs? [ music stops ] [ "chopsticks" plays in a higher octave ] [ crunch ] [ male announcer ] take a

. >> reporter: nevada fire captain mike santos made the journey back to new york city with chad hamms to see the memorial firsthand. he's among the first to get tickets for monday when the memorial opens to the public. >> i feel like i need to be there, i feel like i -- it was a life changing day for me. i remember every moment of every minute of that day, and i just think that -- i look at it, there was life before 9/11, and there's life after 9/11. for me, i think it -- it's something i needed to do. >> a promise he made to himself and duty he says he owes to his brethren firefighters. >> santos is not the only firefighter here, in fact there are hundreds of firefighters that have come from across the country to mark this anniversary. they're not officially invited to the ceremony tomorrow. that is private, only for the family members. but like santos, all of them that came from across the country said they needed to be here, they owed it to the other firefight hes who died here on september 11th. it is 2:00 in the morning here, it is already sunday september 11th, the darkest day t

pictures chad you know. i'm going to carry on working just as i did before the ban i'll still be helping the team and if this unfair decision stands which is targeted not only against me but also against the talk i'll do what i can just play the russian couple games i've got a head coach tells me to earl play for the reserves. well over in england also travel to bottom side blackburn on saturday and it's a good chance for the gunness acclaimed back to back any good wins following their one zero victory over swans a and often manager also vanga is pleased with what he's seeing from his team will to choose day one one draw i don't want in the champions league. we want to show consistency we have of course made we sanction is to start to win games again and to make results and win over to korea to fishing would be judging or consistency and we have a desire you know we have this group you have the quality that snow just don't to put the effort in you know every single game while the big game again this weekend

chad myers is here now with an update.> if you can believe it. >> yeah. >> it missed the u.s. but stayed together and slammed scotland and ireland with 60-mile-per-hour winds. that's why you can never give up on these things, even up into nova scotia, you know how they can be affecting your area, the atlantic canada, newfoundland gets smacked every once in a wall. there it is through oslo and stockholm, sweden. right over scotland. there we go, this is marimaria, still a gutter ball for us. going to be very close to better mud da. going to turn to the right and move north and northeast. that is good news. some other good news, some of pictures out of texas, not so bad todayful the winds have died down. firefighters getting a handle on many of those fires that have been out there for so very long. there is still a fire threat, still a little bit of a wind threat for places around dallas today. but look at those pictures. that's what people are coming back home to in parts of pass trup county, northern sections north of hous

except chad you know. i'm going to carry working just as i did before the ban i'll still be helping the team and if this unfair decision stands which is targeted not only against me but also against the talk i'll do what i can such as playing the russian cup games if the head coach tells me to earl play for the reserves. well over in england also travel to bottom side but on saturday the gunners are looking for back to back league wins following their one zero victory over swans a and also manager venga is pleased with what he's seeing from his team after tuesday's one one champions league draw then. we want to show consistency we have of course made we essential is to start to win games again and to make results and we know that according to her she would be judging or consistency and we have a desire you know we have been screwed we have the quality that snow we just don't to put the effort in you know every single game. well the big game in england this weekend sees manchester united host chelsea on sun

then it now looks like that in that case where the chad is revolution look like. i left my crystal ball home. but i think what you would have is is more than a billion people all trying to live their lives in their own way and i think you'd have a lot of confusion and you look at. chinese history and certainly before one thousand nine hundred forty nine you had a very long period of chaos and disorder before an order was formed it might take china a while but that's speculative so i know that you're an advert democrat you voted for obama has said disappointed you in some ways yes in some ways no i have to say when i voted for him i didn't think oh this is the one everything is going to be perfect i thought that he would be able to manage our foreign policy. effectively not perfectly no one and i think he has. i think we're in fairly good shape and he's been able to do some of the things that the bush administration tried to do but without all the trouble and aggravation in some ways which is good domestically i think he made some mistakes at the beginning he he th

chad. get more the ball does because it is all stephen i think that often exhaustive answers are not given because the knowledge of these phenomena is very limited. companies are wont of you look at this situation increases the number of suspects where do i understand the authorities approach much more not to give any explanation that rather than totally tonight they got i think about the u.f.o. they have never been categorically denied by anyone raji that if ever there was a huge fraud that can be used at a macroscopic level it is u.f.o.'s. the chaos order.

in the sation an effort to shift the burden of combat to the south vietnamese army while american chad spun part of north vietnam from the sky. nixon promised that american ground troops are no longer be involved in offensive content. this is richard boyle hired a space ship monitors from the cambodian border sitting in a bunker but it doesn't run the first chapter which a lot of people kind of wonder if anybody in the world knows we're out here. like. two batteries or a tourist was to be in on groceries with nobody we don't even exist. he just made americans troops were not supposed to be in combat that's why the american army could nine hundred that they were there you know that far as america was before this i got the word american troops on the border isn't going. to be playing at the office and actually i tell you old thing why no you all like to go back home the north vietnamese were happier two regiments to crack regiments stoli surrounding the fireplace points nothing and no. batteries we start going out here we'll be sitting ducks you know the best thing to. think he's. a choi

chad myers, as always, all over this one., want to share this report out today. ranks the most economically powerful cities around the world. the outputs of $400 billion each year. did any cities make the cut? the top five. paris coming in at fourth. chicago, taking the number three spot in the most economically powerful cities here, london. what other cities cracked the top two. that's after the break. >>> newly released report ranking the most economically powerful cities. what are the top two? taking the number 2 spot, new york city with an economic outpit of $1.1 trillion. the number one city is, what is it? number one, tokyo. >>> back here at home, people from phoenix, to l.a. hit social media after seeing this mysterious object lighting up the sky. chad myers, you know what, i saw this thing first thing this morning. i thought, is it the piece of satellite? we were talking about it yesterday. >> it was too ironic that we talked about this thing that was going to come down in the next couple of weeks. we don't know when.

vietnamization and effort to shift the burden of combat to the south vietnamese army while american chad spun part of north vietnam from the sky. nixon promised that american ground troops would no longer be involved in offensive compound. this is richard boyle firebase haste to climb everest from the cambodian border sitting in a bunker not a dozen trucks the first captures a lot of people kind of wondering if anybody back in the world knows you were out here you know like. two batteries or a tourist was to be in on groceries with nobody we don't even exist. we just need. troops we're not supposed to be in combat that's why the american army could night that they were there you know that far as america was before this i got the word american troops on the border. do you think the officer actually i'd say you don't think right now or you all like to go back on the north vietnamese were had they had two regiments to crack regiments stoli surrounding the fire base points nothing . less is we start going out there will be sitting ducks you know the best thing for you to think he's. going to