south sud an is on the verge of an all out civil war.n a letter to congress, president obama said our troops may have to go in again. as i monitor the situation in south sudan, i may take further support to secower american personnel and embassy and property in south sudan. we'll get a update from our general scales. thank you for being here. do we know what is happening and whether or not americans are trapped in south sudan. >> americans are not trapped. they are u.s. citizens in the embassy and 46 troops on the ground guarding the embassy. but everyone who wanted to leave south sudan is out of south sud an. but the problem is, this compulsion the administration to come to the rescowed of failed states, we saw in serria and libya and looks as if this country may be devolving in a bloody inner country civil war. and the impulse to intervene and hopefully other nations in the remmion will irpt voen and this palace coup will intervene and it will not turn in an actual deployment. it doesn't sound like based on the statement it is not a hu

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circumstances on the ground remain in flux, and the south sud sudanese people remain caught in the middle>>> a journal filled with nazi history has been discovered. krooer >>> he was the man behind some of the most racist policies in nazi germany. now 70 years after it disappeared a journal belonging to alfred rosenberg has been found. >> reporter: this is the writing of a nazi ideologue, the diary of alfred rosenberg, hundreds of pages, the piece of history formally turned over to the u.s. holocaust museum by customs enforcement. he joined the nazi party before hitler. he was the man who laid out the parties racial philosophy. the aryan race at the top, jews at the bottom. >> he has a very rigid understanding of the world. he thought he figureded it out -- immediately after the end of world war i and stuck to the belief right to the end. >> reporter: the belief was that jews were germany's most deadly enemy. he notes . . . historian says rosenberg who-.ed orchestrate the looting of valuables worried about his competitors. >> he felt he wasn't all that able to compete with them, so there

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will try again to help americans get out of violent-plagued south sud sudan. a rescue mission on saturday was called off while four members were wounded. their aircraft came under fire. there has been clashes on the ground between government forces and rebel troops. >> there has been renewed violence in the central african republic. 30 were killed in bangui, including a peace-keeping shoulder when fighting erupted between muslims and christian rebels. around 1,000 people have been killed this month. >>

. >> how bad is in, and sud erd your survive this, and in this case survival is winning an election next year. >> it remains to be seen. if he stands for election the turkish people have a chance to vote on it. he's been weakened within his own party. the environment minister had a strong statement against him. the party has been weakened. so these in an overcalled weakened possession personally and in terms of his party yip. >> what kind of a challenge does the upheaval present for the barack obama administration? >> president obama invested a lot of time and energy in developing a close personal relationship with recep tayyip erdogan on the correct theory that turkey is a correct regional player. with so many different states in upheaval, syria's and turkish border, it's a difficult situation to have ner another ally go through periods of instability. it's a product, a head ache to be avoided. >> what is at the root of this issue, the counter scandal for recep tayyip erdogan. what sides are pitted against each other. >> there's two big divides. one grows up through the course of turkis

will try again to help americans get out of violent-plagued south sud sudan. a rescue mission on saturday was called off while four members were wounded. their aircraft came under fire. there has been clashes on the ground between government forces and rebel troops. >> there has been renewed violence in the central african republic. 30 were killed in bangui, including a peace-keeping shoulder when fighting erupted between muslims and christian rebels. around 1,000 people have been killed this month. >> former russian oil tycoon mikhail khordorkovsky is speaking out about his time in prison. he made his first public comments today, addressing the conditions of his detention. he said he was only allowed brief visits with the family for his time behind bars and was locked up before putin pardoned him this week. >> a colorado community was in mourning. clair davis, a 17-year-old girl shot in the shooting last friday has died of her injuries. she was shot by karl pierson, who later turned the gun on himself. those are the headlines. "consider this" is up next. nine

we will talk to the chief of staff for the secretary general of the sud an people's liberation movement in dubai to point out to our viewers before we get going, your secretary general, a critic of the ruling government and has been arrested link today this apart coup so our viewers know your position. can i ask you what you think about the vice president's position now saying he wants to challenge for the top job? >> i don't believe this should be our concentration at the moment. i believe that the situation is very tension, fragile and if nothing has been done, or nothing is being done to stop the violence we have seen advance, advancing to and we have a general declaring he is joining the fight. now, if the situation is not controlled, if the situation is not -- there is no negotiation, i believe that the situation will get out of hand. it's proven. it's showing that the violence might even late. >> how does he get it under control? >> i believe there is a number of actors, nationals. i believe that members members of the detainees or the politician that are being detained in juba ca

the governmentplans in south sud an have reportedly bombed an arm group known as the white army.hey are believed to be marching toward the capitol of the oil producing state. let's get more on this crisis, joining me in the studio is a researcher with the valley institute, the fact the government is getting involved, what do you think that suggests about the battle? >> it suggests that the battle for bor is going to be a difficult one. the government lost control of bor, recaptured bore and now there is an apparent attack with forces to retcapture the city. >> he seems to be distancing himself from some of the groups. does this suggest there is a split in the nur tribe. >> i think he is distancing himself from this connotation of the white army. it has historical roots dating back to the civil war, the 1980s and 1990s. >> that's something which is intentionally being used by the government to suggest news sentiment. i think the position is that these are forces that are going to be fighting the government. how many fronts are we looking at at the moment and what are the capabilit

south sud an's vice president is clear: he wants to be in charge. >>. >> after weeks of delays, now the deadline, time is running out for some to sign up for obamacare. winter storms spreading throughout north namerica and nw threatening europe. veteran's beer, 100% patriotic. >> tonight, the south sudan easy government has lost control of one of its states rich in oil. the united nations has now pulled out nearly 700 workers. gunshots forced earlier rescues to abort. tribal differences between the president and his former vice president are driving the violence there. it escalated when the president dissolved his entire cabinet in july. he also reshuffled the government creating a one-party state making it nearly impossible for anyone else to be elected president in south sudan. more from harrah mutasa. >> as the violence in central south sudan esc lanes, thousands of people are trying to escape the fighting. government soldiers have lost control of the capitol to rebels. they have battle to go recapture bor. >> there are a lot of people in the u.n. compound. the whole town is barricad