of the syria now is not longer the pure syrian people resume the freedom army that turkey. basically had to have call their base the in turkey and i think oh you've even. other forces. also you watched in the rebellion army so did this information actually has been released the by the cia from the united states and then later on has come full of some other resources so now all those fighting groups i think the wrong was becoming complicated much much more complicated than before you just touched upon the two segments of the syrian opposition the free syrian army and the turkey greatest national council also there are people there are industries are fighting for the very way of this three pieces of the syrian opposition how cohesive are going rather how they are not so coherent because we all know the syria freedom army the base the in turkey they're outside of syria and then resume the syria there is another one called the call of the nation group and then there's another called the national council so there are basically that us three major opposition groups old. three of

freedom army of syria because the a third p. or any others so they are five hundred for their rise separately independently what about the free syrian army firing inside syria are they and the people who came out in the streets who were asking for a better life fighting for the same thing no other service they're fighting for the same same rights not as same goal that is the same for the. game that's the share the common goal for all of those people in the opposition grows by the way though no other details for example like the national council of the syria. they haven't put forward any charters for their life a more practical roadmap whatever national council i mean based in turkey based in turkey same thing also for that their coordination. with syria so i think a night of they have put forward what kind of for syria they are going to be with in the future when i worked turkey is it playing a constructive role in europe a name hosting forces that are eager to topple assad well turkey soon a role i think also is quite complicat

of the syria now is not longer the pure syrian people resume these freedom army turkey. is the other have called they're basically in turkey and i think are you for even some of our forces also involved in the rebuilding army so this information actually has been released by the cia from the united states and then later on has been confirmed by some other resources so now all those fighting groups i think the background must be coming complicating it much much more complicated than before. no you just touched upon the two segments of the syrian opposition to free syrian army and the turkey based national council also there are people there in the streets are fighting for the better life this three pieces of the syrian opposition how cohesive are they right or how they are not so coherent because we all know the sunni a freedom army that based in turkey there outside of syria and then reason to syria there is another one called the cold war the nation group and then there is another called the national council so there are basically that us three major opposition groups o

penetrated nowadays the sole cause for the freedom army of the syria now is not longer the pure syrian people. are afraid of the army i think. their forces has also involved in the rebellion army so now all those fighting groups i think they're wrong must become more complicated much much more complicated than before. and that interview is in about an hour and a half there are too often although egypt has unveiled a line up of a long awaited government panel tasked with creating a modern democratic and inclusive constitution but who really human rights groups are unhappy claiming that islamic factions of banded together in order to dictate just who gets to write the document and are just a year since the revolution hopes for change of all but evaporated as items are going to go to school reports how diliman could be a poster boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on the two square toppled the regime of president mubarak last year but like many others who were on the streets with him he doesn't feel things

the pure syrian people reasonable our freedom army i think even. our forces are also involved in days we've been in so now all of those i think i think they have become more complicated it's much much more complicated than before. egypt's parliament has just agreed on a panel that will write the country's new constitution and it's already embroiled in controversy human rights activists reportedly calling on military rulers to dissolve the newly elected commission saying the muslim brotherhood is trying to use the process as a grab for power and he's agreed half the panel will be chosen from within parliament where the muslim brotherhood has a majority of seats is all happening exactly a year after a historic referendum paving the way for reshuffle power in the country those are he's really glued school reports it hasn't yet produced a change egyptians had hoped. khalid dilema could be a poster boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on the two square toppled the regime

are freedom army i think even some of our forces are also involved in the. army so now all of those fighting costs i think they're. complicated much much more complicated than before. for about turning our attention to that of egypt where the parliament has an interest agreed on a panel which will write the country's new constitution but it's already embroiled in controversy human rights activists are reportedly calling on the military rulers to dissolve the newly elected commission saying the muslim brotherhood are trying to use the process as a power grab m.p.'s agree that half of the panel will be chosen from within parliament where the muslim brotherhood has a majority of seats it's all happening exactly a year after an historic referendum which paved the way for a reshuffle of power of the country but if that is a really good report it hasn't yet produced the change that egyptians have long been hoping for. how dilema could be opposed to going for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose pro

freedom army i think even some of our forces are also involved. we've been an army so now all of those. are. becoming complicated much much more complicated than before. and egypt's parliament has agreed on a panel that will write the country's new constitution but it's already employed in controversy human rights activists are reportedly calling on military rulers to dissolve the newly elected commission saying the muslim brotherhood is trying to use the process as a power grab m.p.'s agree that half the panel will hear from the parliament where the muslim brotherhood has a majority of seats this all happens exactly a year after a historic referendum paving the way for a reshuffle of power in the country but is already is really to reports it hasn't yet produced the change directions had been hoping for. could be a poster boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on few square toppled the regime of president mubarak last year but like many others who were on the street

reason of our freedom army i think. that force is. also involved. so now all of those fighting i think they're becoming complicated it's much much more complicated than before. huge a parliament has just agreed on a panel that will write the country's new constitution but it's already embroiled in controversy human rights activists reportedly calling on the military rulers to dissolve the newly elected commission saying the muslim brotherhood is trying to use the process as a power grab m.p.'s argued half the panel will be chosen from within parliament where the muslim brotherhood holds the majority of seats this is all our year after a historic referendum that pin of the way for a reshuffle of power in the country but as our kids are really delusional reports it hasn't yet produced the change most egyptians had been hoping for. how delhi mother could be opposed to a boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on the two square toppled the regime of president mubarak last y

they are planning a large rally tomorrow at 2:00 at freedom plaza. >> an army sergeant has been formally charged with killing afghan civilians during a shooting rampage. robert bayles is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. he could face the death penalty if convicted. he is being held in a military prison in kansas. we will hear more at 6:00. >> a man convicted of killing a fire -- a man convicted of setting a fire will spend the next 13 years in jail. he was found guilty of murder in january. he died in may 2010 and about two and a half years after being set on fire outside of the good guys club. he was convicted of setting the fire in 2008. >> here is something you do not see every day. cash on the highway. police say two bags containing cash in coins fell from an armored truck at around 9:00 this morning. two drivers stopped to grab the money but police are urging them to return the money. >> it has been a beautiful day to catch a little money. >> summer rain will be moving in town for the weekend. >> after a beautiful afternoon changes are on the way for the upcoming weeke

army was the employer of last resort. what was in it for these black soldiers? freedom, certainly. as sergeant henry maxwell told a gathering in nashville in 1865, "we want two more boxes besides the cartridge box. we want the ballot box and the jury box". military service was an obligation of citizenship, and for the not yet citizen it conferred citizenship. abraham lincoln recognized it in september 1864 when he said we cannot spare the 140 or 50,000 now serving. this is not a question of sentiment or taste but one of physical force. nor is it possible for any administration to retain the service of these people with the understanding that upon the first convenient occasion they are to be reinslaved. it cannot be and it ought not to be. yet according to union officers in the south, hundreds of former slave holders believed that emancipation was a temporary war time measure only. >> two millard fill mores.

army center of military history and in 2003 he began research on "freedom by the sword." i'd like to introduce dr. dobak by noting that all of his military studies have drawn extensively on the records housed here at the national archives. [ applause ] >> thank you. let's see. i guess the microphones are on so i trust that everyone can hear me. good. in march 2003, my branch chief at the u.s. army center of military history called me into his office, invited me to sit down, and toll me that my next project would be to write an operational history of the u.s. colored troops. that is a purely military history. i responded "why." it seemed to me at the time that there were already two perfectly good histories available, dudley cornish's "the sable arm" and joseph's "forged in battle." true, cornish's book appeared in 1956 and glauter's in 1990, but i pointed out that the history of the colored troops was a growth industry. new books were appearing every year. in fact, during the year that i worked on "freedom by the sword" i rerued six of them. the boss, in effect, told me,

assad toured the city of homs today, his army crushed the freedom movement there with artillery.said it would be rebuilt better than before. yesterday syrian mortars pounded another part of homes. pope benedict began his second day in cuba with prayers near santiago at the shrine of the countries patron saint. later he flew to havana where he was greeted by president raul castro. he may also meet raul's brother fidel who led the communist revolution. cuban officials today rejected any thought of political reform, but some things are changing. and byron pitts is there. >> reporter: there is no mistaking the timeless moves and music that remain awe thenicly cuban. but from the streets of santiago in the south to havana on the northern tip, there's a new sound and it's getting louder. the songs of the self employed. the advantage of owning my business, said this sculptor, i am the boss of me. he's bun of 300,000 cubans to run the, their own business in the past year. all in the shakeup to the economy since castro took power. nail salons, restaurants, fruit and vegetable stands have

army. untrained but determined men thirsty for freedom picked up weapons to fight, picked up weapons for the first time to fight. women pushed their son, brother, husbands and fathers to join the quest for dignity and freedom. others, and some of them are here, worked the phones and internet pleading for help from the international community. it was a difficult battle to say the least. the gadhafi killing machine would not slow down. libyan lives, body parts of thousands of our young men were lost. literally thousands of them. and anticipate not sure if i should say this, but you need to know that many of our young men and women were raped. and for others, their productive organs were literally cut off. as the revolution was entering its second month, things were looking painfully grim. and we all held our breath. but courage, resolve, and a decisive point of no return was reached. and this turned events around. you, the international community, chose not to sit quiet and watch as we were being massacred. to our gratitude, the international community decided to implement the u.n. resolution

and then norm republican leader dick army atea party freedom works telling the washington times whilet's not endorsing the former massachusetts governor, it's a statistical fact that the numbers favor mitt romney and we're dead saided-- [mumbling] with santorum campaigning as the anti-romney. >> you have someone who is not going to change when the climate changes. not going to change when the election the electorate in front of you changes. >> while gingrich warned supporters that a g.o.p. loss this fall could doom them to an apocalypse. >> you're going to inherit a country in which you're lets believe inyour elitesbelieve in things that are not true. >> those elites, king mosabi. now to. what is the name of that anti-american country, is that george bush's america 2003. >> the america that was into endless war and torture okay, yeah i think we have different definitions of what anti-mechanism is all about. i believe having billionaires buy candidates and being killed for going out and buying skittles while being black those things are unamerican. we clearly have different definitions

. >> pelley: in syria, the army has overrun the city of homs which has been a main stronghold of the freedom the u.n. secretary general said today he's heard what he calls grisly reports of torture and executions there. and just north of homs in rastan, the army fired a mortar into a crowd of protesters who where demanding an end to bashar al-assad's dictatorship. 12 people were killed, including five children. one of assad's last allies is russian prime minister vladimir putin. he blocked a u.n. peace plan for syria and today he accuse the west of fueling the conflict. on sunday, putin is expected to win election to his old job-- president. that in spite of signs that many in russia are dissatisfied with his government. putin shrugged off the recent protests saying that he's concerned about all russians. in this country, gas prices have risen to the highest level we've ever paid in the month of march. a national average $3.74 a gallon. that's up 46 cents since the start of the year and just 37 cents away from the all-time high of $4.11 back in the summer of '08. even that is a bargain, thou

freedom and our sovereignty. one of these great veterans is jefferson keel. president keel himself a retired u.s. army officer with over 20 years of active duty service. he has translated that sense of duty into serving the indian country and building a stronger america. ladies and gentlemen, president of the national congress of american indians, jefferson keel. [ applause ] . >> thank you. thank you for that warm introduction. i want to thank the native service members and veterans who have joined us today. many know the story of indian country, the challenges we have faced, and the ones we face today. but very few americans know the story of the hundreds of thousand of tribal members who have served in the united states military as far back as the revolutionary war. as a veteran myself, i want to thank colonel huntinghorse and the 24,000 active duty american indian alaskan soldiers serving to day to protect the united states and the tribal nations of north america. thank you. [ applause ] my fellow tribal leaders, tribal citizens and american citizens, members of the national congress of american i

the free syrian army and the opposition enjoy a certain degree of freedom in this province, especiallythe provincial capital of edlib. there were then four days of fierce fighting. now the syrian army saying it was forced to withdraw. they were also forced to withdraw from the town of bidnish activists say is repeatedly being shelled by government tanks because they say they were concerned for the population there. and also quite simply because they do not have the ammunition, the weapons that they need to actually adequately fight back. abbas, a global activist network, is reporting based on what it says are eyewitness accounts. there are also a number of instances where women, even children were being raped, massacred as they were trying to flee. and activists and residents of the province had been warning of this for quite some time now, saying that they believe that the government, once it got done clean out homs, the city of homs it was then going to set its sights on idlib provinces. now they're warning government forces are advancing toward the turkish border, john. >> arwa damo

freedom is great. >> but there's a still calls homs. >> north of lebanon, sure. >> people there protested and the army showed up. >> yeah. instead of letting the syrians voice their discontent they started shelling homs. >> it's a war crime. ( cheers and applause ) >> oh, my god, you guys. we have to do something about syria. do something with syria. >> let me check on that. >> jon: well done. al madrigal. jessica williams, you were right. i had no idea. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. 44 years ago richard nixon won the white house with his famed mix of charm and charisma and a thing called the southern strategy, an appeal to racial fears to turn the south away from democrats thus making up for nixon's lack of charm and charisma. every republican candidate has needed a strategy to win the south. with the primaries tomorrow in alabama and mississippi we're going to check in with mitt romney's southern strategy and how it's developing. >> good morning, y'all. good to be with you. >> jon: you didn't have to do this. >> i got started right with a biscuit and some cheesy grits. delicious. >> jon: a guy that look

freedom is great. >> but there's a still calls homs. >> north of lebanon, sure. >> people there protested and the army showed up. >> yeah. instead of letting the syrians voice their discontent they started shelling homs. >> it's a war crime. ( cheers and applause ) >> oh, my god, you guys. we have to do something about syria. do something with syria. >> let me check on that. >> jon: well done. al madrigal. jessica williams, you were right. i had no idea. hey ladies. this movie is not for you! and neither is dr pepper ten. 23 flavors from 10 manly calories. it's what guys want. like this! catch phrase! about we make a big change for just a little money? let's start with a paint we know can do the job. new glidden duo paint plus primer available only at the home depot. one coat does double duty. and fits our budget perfectly. so there's a brand-new room... ...right where the old one used to be. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. new glidden duo paint plus primer. only at the home depot. and starting at only $24.97 a gallon. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. 44 years ago richard nixon w

freedom is great. >> but there's a still calls homs. >> north of lebanon, sure. >> people there protested and the army showed up. >> yeah. instead of letting the syrians voice their discontent they started shelling homs. >> it's a war crime. ( cheers and applause ) >> oh, my god, you guys. we have to do something about syria. do something with syria. >> let me check on that. >> jon: well done. al madrigal. jessica williams, you were right. i had no idea. so, this is my honda civic. not as much fun to drive as i thought it would be. people are selling their old rides, looking for something new. whoa, check this out, you guys. they are having way too much fun without me. i need better gas mileage. so, up, up to 40 on the highway? then myford touch just said the temperature. she listened. she did listen. now, get a focus with up to $2,000 cash back. get into the new at your local ford dealer today. out with the old, in with the new. we're the new. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. 44 years ago richard nixon won the white house with his famed mix of charm and charisma and a thing called the southern strategy, an

freedom plaza in northwest washington. >>> today, the u.s. military will charge armyrobert bales with killing afghan villagers. bales will face 17 counts of murder, as well as six counts of assault and attempted murder. he's accused of going on a rampage near his base in kandahar two weeks ago. shooting, stabbing and burning villagers, including nine children. bales is stationed in washington state, but is currently being held at a military detention center in leavenworth, kansas. >>> counterterrorism officials say the man accused of killing seven people in france was on a no fly list to the united states. mohammed merah was killed yesterday after a 32-hour standoff with french police, he was on the list of known or suspected terrorists since 2010. during the standoff, merah admitted to killing seven people in three separate attacks. including three children and a rabbi outside a jewish school. >>> and we're going to turn our attention to the weather now and take a look at what we can expect this day and the weekend, here's veronica johnson. >> i'm trying to brighten

as being penetrated nowadays the so-called freedom of the syria now is not longer the purer syrian people are reasonably afraid of the army i think even some of our forces. also involved in the. army so now all those fighting cost i think they're becoming complicated and much much more complicated than before. egypt's parliament has just agreed on a panel that will write the country's new constitution but it's already in world in controversy human rights activists reportedly calling on the military rulers to dissolve the newly elected commission saying the muslim brotherhood is trying to use the process as a power grab n.p.'s agreed that the panel will be chosen from within parliament one of the muslim brotherhood holds a majority of seats. a year after an historic referendum that pave the way for a reshuffle of power in egypt what is art is a really crucial reports of how to get produce the change that the citizens have been hoping for. how it could be a poster boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on a few square toppled the regime of pre

may be our army man of course or women they will certainly support so because they cannot see you there for freedom for a future with store over top of the colored one and of course our first of all it's well for the right for the room and the women because they were deprived of the all moderates on the far side of the gullible regime and about the same issue comes from one comes a businessman. very intelligent what we call the intelligentsia obey me feel very uncomfortable and. rigidly as they believe the taliban are coming so so so so so so it's not. it's not as such an easy situation in which about a fight himself today when deciding whether to withdraw and yourself well i just realized that we talking to zanny a couple of the russian president's special envoy to afghanistan spotlight and all that actually going after a small grade cell state but still. wealthy british science. is no time. for. markets finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into all kinds of reports on r.g.p. . w

name of the revolution or call for freedom or social justice, they were -- they were telling us they will violate your honor. >> using a bizarre kind of logic, the armyater admitted they had ordered the tests because men and women had been in the square together. the army did not want to be blamed for any woman who might have lost her virginity in a country where a woman found to be not a virgin before marriage can ruin her reputation for life. >> up to 20 or so women who work bridge and the tested, no one is sure of the exact number, she is the only one who have taken the matter to court and to return here to tahrir square. none of the other women have been seen here again. as you can see from a ry few women are here now. >> nine months later, the scandal of the virginity test and was matched only by the savage beating of a woman whose clothing was torn back to richvale herit was suggested sha conservative, and men and women marched in outrage. at about this time, one of the leaders of the protest was recognized, and some officers approached her and asked her to negotiate with a major general waiting added nearby government building. she agreed. >>

flower of their days in establishing the freedom and independence of their country are sent home without one f farthing of money, the long sufferings of this army are almost exhausted. he then went on to tell secretary at war lincoln that he was particularly concerned because the army was about to go into winter quarters, once again, 1782, 1783, and he knew that the despair of winter quarters. they had come througher toer to use times, in each of the winter encampments they had a prom is of a military campaign in the spring to secure american independence. there would be no campaign in the coming spring. how to keep these men together, how to prevent mutiny. in the midst of this the officers of the army gathered. the regimental leaders, the staff of the army gathered. and without washington's permission, they did not seek it it, they presented a memorial to him. they asked his permission to take this memorial to the congress in philadelphia. washington was very uneasy about this. it was a violation of the military protocol, it could be seen, of course, as a challenge to civilian authority. authority that he had always respected. but none the le

the iraqi army is checking each car that passes to take in a camera you need special permission and an armed escort. to give us freedom of movement we'd rather enter legally. as there are several cars in front of us and we're the third one we're waiting come and fetch us. thanks to abu yunus one of the soldiers lets us through for his own safety we don't film him. after an hour's wait we finally passed through the checkpoint. welcome to pollution three hundred thousand inhabitants considered the most dangerous city in iraq. nothing here has really changed since the battle life goes on the streets are teeming but the traces of war are still here and the iraqi soldiers carry on patrol . in this prison town it's hard to keep a low profile if you're carrying a camera so to keep us safe as we move around with influenza yunus follows close behind he'll be our guardian angel. this neighborhood is one of the hardest hit by the bombing half the buildings are in ruins not one wall has been spared by bullets. his former iraqi soldier was in the city during the american assault he lives just opposite this building totally destroy