only the fortifications at west point stop him from using the hudson river to cleave the states in twomate. to make matters worse, there is constant talk of spies! just the other day, james told us of his conspiracy theory. henri: sarah! unh...uhh! james says there's only one explanation as to why things are going badly for general washington.

>> actually, no, we haven't seen the additional fortification. something with the u.s. embassy here, when i go in there as an american citizen, you usually get stopped by the afghan police, then you go through another gate and another gate. there waste any new extra blast walls. but we have to remember that the u.s. peace heembassy here alrea plenty of blast walls. they have security measures that they can't share with the public, especially the media after the september 2011 attack. and the building constructed nearby, firing rockets onto the embassy compound. it was a very scary situation that lasted for hours. and after that situation, the embassy worked with their afghan partners to try to fortify the compound even more than it has already. it's actually a fortress. but it's still within the city of kabul. a very busy, very crowded and very tight city with buildings surrounding it, including afghan government buildings, including buildings that are still being constructed. it's actually pretty frightening for some of the people living within the u.s. embassy compoun

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but our camp site is fort chartres island just a short hike away from a historic stone fortification. nearly a century before the revolutionary war, france controlled this part of illinois with fort de chartres guarding the strategically vital mississippi trade route. in the springtime thousands flock to 'rendezvous' the spirited 18th century fur trapper holiday. friendly site supervisors give you the history which includes a free tour of the museum the exhibits and air conditioning the perfect remedy to a hot day of paddling. we're in the northern end of the colony of louisiana, at that time. this fort is governed from new orleans. its a journey into the past you wont soon forget. coming up we're crusin' with my dog, chuck, looking for pet- friendly destinations. ♪my school bus is my limo my school bus is my limo♪ ♪chauffer? you know, fer' sho'♪ ♪man, my school bus is my limo♪ ♪new cap with my brim low ridin' in my limo♪ ♪new hoodie new jeans a few dollars got me in those♪ ♪back to school with a brand new backpack♪ ♪ain't no fool, got a matching pencil case♪ ♪got pencils full in a fa

only the fortifications at west point stop him from using the hudson river to cleave the states in twoate. to make matters worse, there is constant talk of spies! just the other day, james told us of his conspiracy theory. henri: sarah! unh...uhh! james says there's only one explanation as to why things are going badly for general washington. and what might that be, james? spies. spies? what proof of that could you possibly have? what happened when general washington planned to attack sir henry clinton in new york? nothing happened. exactly, because of clinton's sudden countermoves that could only have taken place if the english had secret inside information. makes sense to me. if james were correct, which i hope he is not, the spy would have to be someone in a trusted position close to general washington, and i cannot imagine who could be so disloyal to such a noble person and such a noble cause. [horse neighs]

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conventional medicine, it's just an unbelievable formulation that combines everything that meets the fortification for the male sexual system. androzene is formulated with a process called standardization. now standardization is really, really important for the viewers to understand, because what that does is that it assures the same potency and purity in each and every batch. we have men that rely on androzene every single month. it's the same potency. and because it's an fda regulated facility, the standardization means that when you produce this product the same extract test be used. i'll give you an example, we've always watermelon, and watermelon taste nice and sweet sometimes right? >> grocery store, the supplier, the following week, same-store, same supplier, but the watermelon isn't as sweet > >>> same potency. it's not regulated. with this type of product, if we need to put in more extract we process it to where it does meet those standards. the facility is what we call a gmp related facility, good manufacturing practice, which by the fda mean that manufacturer, they're good. and this is

we've got to make sure we have the fortification, we solve this problem so it never, ever happens again. >> really quickly, i want to ask about the fbi letter you signed onto. about getting some answers on where they are with this benghazi investigation. >> we're almost 11 months since our four people have been killed. we want the fbi to take this seriously. we don't seem to have the same type of your jen see as they had in boston. capture, kill them, and pull these people away, congressman. thanch you very much. >> thanks, shannon. >> the man believed to be responsible for a dead lely day is in custody. police are trying to figure out why. dominic di-natale is live with the latest. hello, dominic. >> reporter: yes. we understand one is extremely ill, critically injured. another is as well. the driver burst onto this avenue heading skou scold. some stafr he looks as nos as possible. the. >> one woman describe as witness strapped on the hood of the car. people were trying to run away. police today have arrested a suspect. he's being posted a million-dollar bail. he's being charged with m

lesson of benghazi are fortification and to provide military back up for your state department and c.i.a our heads and pulled the shade down and closed our facilities. i think -- and it's difficult to second guess. we don't have the information that the white house has. but has this become the new norm? as a substitute for winning the war on terrorism, for being ahead of these folks, we now say we're going to close this installation and close this facility, this embassy, this consulate. what's next? do we close the washington monument? do we close national parks? do we close malls in america? we say we're on high alert. we're defining this down in a way that says to the world, we're not a super power anymore and we're a little bit afraid. >> steve: peter, excellent point. i think a lot of people are disappointed because last year during the campaign, we heard that bin laden is dead and gm is alive. that al-qaeda has been decimated and now we know that's not right. >> it's absolutely wrong. and we did this a couple times. i think we did it together, we pointed towards the map of northern

the confederate engineers, marvelous character the fortifications. he tells pemberton, need showman's. he forgets about that. ignores it. trying to date these earthworks. little things like that. the whole war as long as. a real good example of a bid that's one person. joseph johnston, the other confederate, primary confederate , you know that justin is here in jackson, defense among the union troops come across mississippi. but then he decides not to. they of the union officers. military value. a town made primarily of wood. you pick this building the burners 15 around it, you know more than anyone else what happens. of course, that's what happens. jackson is -- it becomes a city of chimneys. ulysses grant, love him or hate him, if you have to understand what grand accomplishes in his capture. we credit the germans in world war ii with a tactic known as the blitzkrieg. the germans invented that. it was invented by ulysses grant in 1863 because that is what he does across the state of mississippi. when he finally crosses the river into mississippi an