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. >> reporter: we called the national district attorney's series, soas to ask how rare it is for a prosecutor to be murdered in the united states. scott, they knew of only seven examples between 1967 and 2004. >> pelley: and there's a $20,000 reward for information tonight. anna, thank you very much. in chicago, mayor rahm emanuel has ordered a flood of cops into the city's most violent neighborhoods today. there have been seven shootings since last night, but it was the shooting death of a 15-year-old girl just a mile from president obama's chicago home that prompted this crackdown, and dean reynolds has more. >> hadiya pendleton was shot in the back on tuesday as she and some friends gathered at this park on the way home from high school. targeted, police said, by a gunman who likely thought they were rival gang members tress patting on his turf. damon stewart is i had dia's godfather and chicago policeman. >> one individual walks in, and somebody does a shooting. nothing you can do about it. >> reporter: but the plan announced today to shift 200 police officers from desk job to constitute

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. >> host: over to you several times in your book, "the untold war" soa.what does that word mean and how do you say? >> guest: it needs dirty. and it's feeling like you've lost your honor. and i use it in particular the guy i had, his name is ted was choosing, who was a philosopher, got to know each other through the circle of philosophy. he cared a lot about aged warrior ethics. he was also a west point star student and he wanted to go back to west point and was lucky enough to do so after he received his phd. see i served in a robust war and wanted to go to iraq, for the adventure, for the thrill and have street credentials in a certain way. and when he went, he worked in a really messy part of the war, which some do this contract druce. american private contract terse, with iraqi police and security details. hence the extra judicial killing that wasn't authorized. he was accused of getting too cozy with some of the contractors. and isn't it just deteriorated over time. and the best of the best. he was the head of the honor code, but the honor port at we

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soa proof text citation is just a quotation offered with very little context, and in biblical discussions, pretexts' are used to prove what god is thinking. in our discussions of the founders once we collectivize the founders, once you create the founders, then you can apply any sentence ever spoke as if it were the opinion of the entire collective, and that is what has happened and that is what a lot of people today do and they are making an enormous amount of money doing it and they take the original intent as the one that i focus on the most and in that but you have thousands of quotations by hundreds of people listed as founding fathers about half of whom were not supported in the constitution. and you have samuel adams and john hancock and patrick henry and george mason, people who are antifederalist leaders who were then taken to be something as a collective mentality who most of them didn't support. >> host: and what is the founder have to say about religion? what are these used to argue in the contemporary debate about the government and religion? >> guest: they say on the right t

we used some soa soapy water to lube up the sides of the wall. she was getting out. [inaudible] >> you know, i'd have to ask, probably about eight inches, maybe, something like that. it was narrow, it was tight. [inaudible] >> mainly that she was cold and she wanted to get out as soon as possible. she was in good spirits the whole time, though, a real trooper. she worked really hard. >> what did you do to help keep her warm. >> we used a propane heater with a long tube. we have equipment that is specially designed for situations like this. it shoots warm out down to her, keep her warm. >> you managed to get blankets to her as well in. >> we were able to toss down some blankets. we heated up to iv fluid in case it got to the point where we needed to give her warm fluids. it didn't get to that. bill: he put his finger on the at question here, how did she get there? we heard about 3:00, 3:30 in the morning this woman fell between this cinder block wall and another area and she held on for some time before finally letting go. thank goodness those men

but there's absolutely no intent on challenging soa. the chinese are building up forces and we have to watch that and asked for greater transparency. but they're doing too good a job selling it to us. and so while i watch china with great interest as a professional manner, i'm not up to be china is going to become an enemyfg because it got nowhere been our enemy in the past and have gotten very far by not being counting the enemy. .. >> if you read the consequences as interest we need to have a clear idea of who would be taking over to power. with respect to iran, we need to put pressure on them. they are not going to give up their nuclear program easily. we have been trying to do this for eight or nine years. they keep insisting that it's just for the production of power. but i have seen some of the things that have evolved. so you can't trust them. the solution may well be okay, if all you want is power, let's talk about how you can do that in the most strenuous regime of inspections even come up with. so that if you make the slighte

soa first came to the senate. that was made though, but my voice.hink he and my tenure is in many ways the book and peered 42 years ago i testified for senator fulbright committee about the realities of war in vietnam. it wasn't until last week i said before that committee again, this time testifying in my own confirmation hearing. the completed a circle, which i never could have imagined drawings, but one our founders really did. a citizen voicing opinion about a matter personal and national consequence could one day you step this is a senator, as the chairman of the same committee before which he once testified as a private citizen and then as the president's nominee for secretary of state. that is a fitting representation of what we mean that we talk about a government of the people, for the people and by the people. in the decades between then and now, and this is what they learned above all else. the privilege of being here is in being able to listen to your constituents. it is the people and voices, much more than the marble buildings and inst