the border police example is an example of poor coordination with the afghan government. poor coordination with the u.s. government. strengthen the financial sectorwe found that even though the department of homeland security aware of the other's efforts. over visibility of cash flows. as reported, ltd. interagency at risk of working a cross purposes and definitely not benefiting and leveraging existing relationships. the next question i posed is particularly important for as much as the agency's conditions permit and effective scheduled to end by december,u.s. and coalition forces have already pulled out of a number of locations in afghanistan, leading some of those places too dangerous for us or the implementing agencies to visit. some of you may have heard of a afghanistan, which in essence the says that the military will only provide security in areas within an hour of a facility that can provide emergency care. the safe and bubble around of those medical facilities extend as far as a 20-minute helicopter that falls outside these bubbles will increase. accordingly, th

today, as an exception because of our tv cameras, the border police take us to that island. he says it does remember -- resemble. >> my mother used to make jam. we have a lot of rose tips on our island, too. >> the dream was it would become just like the old level. even the fortress was carefully dismantled stone by stone and in part be built here -- rebuilt here. that is until the authorities changed their minds. not far away, we find the cemetery. the graves were dug up and moved. this is the cemetery -- at least what remains of it. he finds a jumble of bones piled in a whole -- hole. it is a macabre sight. >> they did not even go to the trouble to identify which bones belong to which tombstone. these are our ancestors, our heroes. >> piles of bones treated without respect. his mother lies here as well. she had an official burial. she was the first and last citizen of the island, now buried on the new island. >> in september, it will be 45 years since i bury her here. may god grant her piece -- peace. >> a peace he has yet to find. just memories of the island, its history,

today, as an exception because of our tv cameras, the border police take us to that island. he says it does remember -- resemble. >> my mother used to make jam. we have a lot of rose tips on our island, too. >> the dream was it would become just like the old level. even the fortress was carefully dismantled stone by stone and in part be built here -- rebuilt here. that is until the authorities changed their minds. not far away, we find the cemetery. the graves were dug up and moved. this is the cemetery -- at least what remains of it. he finds a jumble of bones piled in a whole -- hole. it is a macabre sight. >> they did not even go to the trouble to identify which bones belong to which tombstone. these are our ancestors, our heroes. >> piles of bones treated without respect. his mother lies here as well. she had an official burial. she was the first and last citizen of the island, now buried on the new island. >> in september, it will be 45 years since i bury her here. may god grant her piece -- peace. >> a peace he has yet to find. just memories of the island, its history,

but if in the case -- as in the case of the afghan and infrastructure program, or the border police in kunduz, or the currency counters in the kabul international airport, the agency's spending reconstruction dollars fine said the answer to these very basic questions is in the negative. it is time for them to reevaluate continuing or starting the project or program. i particularly pose these questions in the quarterly report we issued last week. we are troubled now. we have been told that some of the agency's operating in afghanistan may be poised to obligate as much money as they can as soon as they can before the troops drawdown takes place. if this happens with our first assuring every answer those questions in the affirmative, we are likely to waste billions of taxpayer dollars. likewise, it is incumbent upon the congress to also keep these questions in mind as they review new authorization and appropriations. and as i mentioned, congress needs to assure itself that the almost $19 billion already appropriated, but not yet obligated, not yet spent, will only be spent if they have ev

but if, as in the case of the afghan in the structure program with the border police facility where the currency counters to the agency's pending a reconstruction dollars fine that the answer to these very basic questions is in the negative, no it is time for them to reevaluate continuing or starting a project or program. now, i pose these questions, and a particularly pose these questions in the quarterly report we just issued last week because we are troubled now because we have been told that some of the agency's operating in afghanistan may be poised to of the gate as much money as they can as soon as they can afford the troops drawdown takes place. if this happens, without first assuring that we answer those questions in the affirmative we are likely to waste billions of taxpayer dollars. likewise commend is incumbent upon the congress to also keep these questions in mind as they review a new authorization and appropriation. and as i mentioned, congress needs to assure itself that the almost $19 billion already appropriated but not yet obligated, not yet spent only be spent if they

the border first before we can move it all forward and immigration reform. it shows a gross disregard to the ignorance of history. after all, america's borders are far more secure, far more surveilled, monitored, policed and so on, especially the u.s.-mexico border. it's an old story. as much as they focus on the border, we can look back to show the u.s. canada border play just as important if not more important in illicit trade over the decades. as i mentioned, the war of 1812 and password to prohibition. today's treatments are crossing was just as much of a smuggling superhighway as far as impasto is today. back then there is a lot of finger pointing north. in fact, it was almost official to tax the tree so they could facilitate the moving of alcohol across the river, pretending they were going to cuba and signing paperwork, looking the other way. i've taken my time in a shared. i let my colleagues let me know how much they enjoyed or not the book. thank you very much. [applause] >> professor of anthropology to open a un- smugly nations >> great. this is a really wonderful book and i think it's going to be on the bestseller lists. it led me to look at the bestseller lists. the books on u.s. history

but if, as indicates of the afghan infrastructure program, or to border police facility or to currency counters in kabul international airport, the agencies spending our reconstruction dollars find that the answer to these very basic questions is in the negative. is no. it is time for them to reavailability continued or tarting that program. i pose these question and i particularly pose the questions in the quarterly report we issued last week. because we are troubled now, because we have been told that some of the agencies operated in afghanistan may be poised to obligate as much money as they can as soon as they can before the troop draw down takes place. if this happens without first assuring we answer the questions in the affirmative. we are likely to waste billions of taxpayers' dollars. like wise. it is incumbent upon the congress to also keep these questions in mind as they review new authorization and new appropriations. and as i mentioned, congress needs to assure itself that the almost $19 billion already appropriated but not yet obligated, not yet spent only be spend if they

we're moving along on enforcing the border and policing it, and this guy didn't buy it. c of the senator's. arizona just of the view we're just dropping the ball on enforcing and looking after the bored? >> our bored is not secure. our fences aren't completed. we don't have enough people on the ground. i was just town there last week. within with the national guard. i was in a blackhawk. i saw them on the other side. the drug cartels, ready to come across the n the middle of the night. it is not secure. the ranchers will tell you, if you sit down and talk to them, they're fearful, the border patrol is too far north. they need to get closer to the border because they let them go so far, and then they blend in, and they're destroying their land and destroying their cattle, destroying their water, they're frustrated. and i believe that until the ranchers, law enforcement, is satisfied and the border is secured, there's not going to be a whole out love movement. >> neil: a promise of the administration is to secure or tight 'the border. you need more than that. >> we need ope

moreover our inspectors couldn't access most of the buildings because they were locked and the border police personnel present did not have keys. that is a bit of good news. as a result of our inspection, the combined security transition command which was responsible for these projects, agreed with our recommendations to reassess its plans and determine whether construction contractses can be downsized. i think this is a great example of how our work with lead to tangible improvements. i am especially pleased with the continued cooperation of general bulger and his team in attempting to improve cstika's effort. let me turn to another troubling problem. that is has the program or project been coordinated with other u.s. implementing agencies with the afghan government and with other international donors? the board of police facility i just mentioned is certainly an example of poor coordination with the afghan government. but elet me -- let me give you an example of poor coordination within the u.s. government. in 2011, sigar conducted a thorough assessment. we found even though the department

the notion of smuggling. do or don't come across our borders, but the strengthening of federal policing institutions in general of the course of the century as a result of the attempt to control spiraling. finally a variety of contemporary on domestic border crossings of various types. and we know these pervasive damages of chinese immigrants in boxcars, tunnels under the u.s. border from mexico with drugs running through them, trafficked women is the latest moral panic about coming across. so, the notion that they're giving us is prohibition is self is the original impetus to these kinds of the economic strategy. the legality of these things is the culture of its, the phenomenon. and he shows us a piece of evidence, what counts of smuggling, we can see the connections between the american panics and anxiety in the kinds of material conditions that -- material interest of government and smugglers and as a make a profit by managing the border can be seen throughout the book. so, well speaking to the broadest audience of readers, often cases that show the value of writing academic work which includes some of for

person and we haven't received any answers from the border patrol agents or the police to patrol. in that city bit to set up nine times that's a lot of shots that were fired you have you have any indication why the border patrol agent fired that many times war according to the information is. imation did he somehow my daughter hit his officer in he ended up in the hood of the car. which is contrary to some of the witnesses which are saying that my daughter was shot while this officer was standing in his two feet. yeah she had five children i see that you have a photo of her there that you brought in how is this tragedy affected your family well you know there is a void inside of all of us even now every time i leave and feel you know i got my wallet i got my cell phone i got everything with me but if i'm feeling i'm feeling like something is missing like i'm not complete and i know that my family will never be the same again ever even if i'm doing these streets that. all this information that i'm giving out at the end i know my daughter won't ever come. yeah. i'm very sorry to sorr

went off outside a mosque in northwest pakistan in a town located right along the afghanistan border. according to the policeple have also been injured. the bomb was placed at the exodus of a mosque. it went off as people were leaving morning prayers. there was evidence this may be a suicide attack. they are investigating right now at this early hour. any new details we get, we will pass them along. back to you. >> thank you. checking our top stories, a judge will hear arguments today on whether a former culpeper police officer's manslaughter conviction could be thrown out because of possible juror misconduct. daniel harmon-wright was convicted tuesday on the 2012 shooting death of patricia cook. that could be overturned. today is secretary of state hillary clinton's last day on the job. this afternoon she will speak to a state department employees before she leaves. her successor john carey will be sworn in today. kerry. you would think that the forty- niners quarterback had enough pressure to win. >> red robin learn that a quarterback like to go there for dinner. so the company offered him a free food for

sky 7 is over the scene at shaddock avenue on the oakland berkeley border. >> police say a man was shotis wounds. he apparently knew the person accused of shooting him and told them where to find the woman. she's barricaded inside of an apartment. >> an army of law enforcement is surrounding the building. we'll have more information as soon as we get it. up and dates on abc 7 news.com zabc 7 newsfÑv/÷ bay area. good evening, i'm cheryl jengs. >> a home invasion robbery with a hatch yet it nap happened in noe valley where that kind of crime is not suspected. >> thisn is unbelievable. >> people are shocked that this could happen with a neighborhood watch in place. san francisco police calling this a home invasion, some neighbors think the victim knew the three ahackers. >> he let them in. there was no forced enry. >> the safe neighborhood coordinator says he's known the victim who lived in this house mer than 25 years he had eastbound encounter was other house guests who have threatened and hurt him this, is not an isolated incident. >> san francisco police are calling the incident that h

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at first the motive for killing quan-- an assistant basketball coach-- and lawrence, a police officer, was a mystery. the next day in national city, california, near the mexican bordercollection of police equipment is found in a dumpster. a gun belt, some ammunition and dorner's police name tag and a notebook with the name teresa evans. now, when police called officer evans she told them dorner made a complaint against her back in 2008 and had been fired for making false statements. on tuesday evening in the police station's parking lot she overheard officers talking about the quan murder. now, evans made a connection there but it was a long shot. she recalled that quan's father had been dorner's lawyer in the case. evans contacted detectives who then did internet searches and found the facebook page that contained dorner's hit list. quan was on it, so was evans. they also found his manifesto. but for that hunch, scott, who knows how far he could have gotten before they knew that it was him and what it was about? >> pelley: great police work john, thank you very much, appreciate that. in medical news, there is a new weapon in the battle against breast cancer. the f.

. >>> police there are still searching for a former cop turned suspected killer. the manhunt is widespread, as far south as the mexican border and as far east as nevada. police say dorner killed the daughter of a retired lapd captain and her fiance and then went on a shooting spree in the l.a. area that killed one police officer and injured two others. law enforcement spent all night searching but have been unable to find him. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live from the newsroom with a new search location that just sprang up. >> reporter: we did receive an update this morning about the effort to find him. law enforcement is still scouring the big bear area by foot but aerial search has been called off due to bad weather. first we want to take you to los angeles. these are shots there where a civilian worker spotted a man fitting his description. the jail has been placed on containment, deputies in riot gear patrolling the outside of the facility and we will keep you posted on this latest development. meanwhile the san bernardino county sheriff has reassured the community safety is a top priority and they are focused on catch

sretching as far south as the exican border...and as far ast aa nevadaa police alss released a lengthyten by dorner, where he makes claims of pcorruption and racism in the l-a-p-d, and threatens - tteir ffmiliis and anyone who gets ii his way.di-natale says: "san bernardino county sherrif officers havv een going ddor to door looking for dorner....and a seeurity to those in the community. in big pear lake, diinatale, fox nnwss" 3a smmll toww in utah... may pass annordinanne... recommending every home.... have a gun. gun.the idda... came after the trrgedy in connecticut./.. & ...where... 20 children were gunned ddwn ... attsccool...//. the... city counnil... of... "spring city" utah... debated the measure... last night...// the ordinance... for --3 having a gun... would nottbe requirrmenn.../ & would... also ake ...city gun safetyyand education classes... free of charge sorensen says: "it'll basically just reinforce the second amendmmnt right, ann - hopefully protect the citizens &pann give evvrybody a ssnse that we are aareeing that we responsible for them and be traiied." trained."aasi

new information on the biggest manhunt the search for the expolice officer could be south of the border and police dorner may have had help along the way to escape into mexico. william la jeunesse live from los angeles, what do we know about anyone who might have been helping dorner? >> according to federal court records a friend with the jy may have provided safe haven to christopher dorner as well as possible assistance in escaping police and jy is identified in his manifesto, as j young. and he had a cabin in big bear. and sitting fire to the truck and possibly because of a broken ankle or identified by police, dorner had to get off that mountain. several hours later the u.s. marshal saw jy in his vehicle down in orange county about 60 miles away from big bear and he could have provided the assistance that dorner needed to get off the mountain and to escape. now, police are not commenting specifically on that, but they're not eliminating any scenari scenarios. >> it is frustrating and we're hopeful that something will break loose from the the public and that these investigative leads will resul

christopher dorner may have crossed the border into mexico as police search for him. ities are searching more than 30 square miles across the big bear area that includes a popular ski resort. dorner's burned-out truck was found in that air kra last week with weapons and camping gear inside. he was fired a few years ago from the lapd and it's believed his attacks are part of a revenge plot. >> to be targeted because you took an oath to o protect others, to have your family targeted because they're related to you, that is absolutely terrifying. >> and at this point, authorities have increased security along the u.s./mexico border and warned airport security to be on the lookout for dorner. >>> two men are in jail accused of kill a 15-year-old who recently performed during inauguration festivities in washington. chicago police say hadiya pendleton was not the intended victim in the shooting last month. an 18-year-old and 20-year-old are now facing murder charges for killing her at a park not far from the president's chicago home. police say the men mistook hadiya and her

the former los angeles police officer. some investigators think that he may have fled to mexico. secure has been increased at the bordering. the los angeles police department says it's trying to make amends to the two women mistakenly shot by police. the officers mistook the women for christopher dorner. investigators say the women were delivering newspapers in a truck that looked like christopher dorner's. a 71 year was hit in the back and is still in intensive care. her daughter was not seriously hurt. the los angeles police chief apologized to the family yesterday and told them they would receive a new pickup truck. >>> texas governor rick perry says it's time for businesses to leave california and head to texas. that's the message behind his trip to the golden state today. he will visit san francisco, the silicon valley, los angeles and orange county. he is scheduled to meet with executives in the high-tech, financial, insurance and film industries. he wants them to relocate their firms to texas and sent that smes nij a controversial leak wong radio blitz. >> building is business is tu. i hear building a business i

see the consequences gruninger was on the border with and he made what the authorities considered a big mistake he let the jewish refugees come directly into police headquarters and plead with him and that instead of delegating that task to someone below him in the chain of command and this direct. contact turned an issue that for many other swiss officials was an abstraction old those refugees into something very concrete and dramatic he was personally being told by real by individuals my my safety my life my family's life depends on this and i interviewed his daughter when them self was not alive but you know she told me he simply said he could not do otherwise when confronted with these these people now the truth of the matter is he could have done otherwise we can't accept i don't accept that at face value we often hear about these sort of courageous acts as impelled by something that the people who carry them out say well it wasn't even a choice to me and so therefore we make the mistake to say well it wasn't a choice it was just a kind of impulse but of course gruninger had plenty of choices he could have heard those stories and pulled away

congressional republicans to come up with a plan saying the cuts result in few are police, firefighters on the streets, reduced military readiness, less border security, and criminals going free because federal prosecutors will have to close cases. >> the cuts are not smart, fair, they will hurt or economy, they will add hundreds of thousands of members to the unemployment roles this is not an extract. people will lose their jobs. the unemployment rate could tick up again. >> the congress was out there to get the message with lawmakers on recess so this are no negotiations underway. abc7 news anchor is traveling to washington, dc, right now, for an interview with president obama. he will speak with the president at white house tomorrow. the reports from washington begin tonight at 5:00 right here on abc7 news. >> a lot of tears were shed in south africa today at oscar pistorius' bail hearing and at his girlfriend's funeral. the blade runner is accused of premeditated murder. there are surprising new sames. >> we hear two different stories this morning about what happened inside oscar pistorius' house on valentine's day. the details were only

questions, and help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that's right for you. >>> welcome back to mexico now, the police chief of neuvo laredo is missing. it's across the borderaredo, texas. local media reporting the police chiefs two brothers were discovered murdered over the weekend. >> and one of them was a federal prosecutor. want to bring in nick valencia to talk about this. this is extraordinary when you think about it and take a look at the pictures. very disturbing that the level of violence and danger associated with this. >> it is very dangerous there. in fact, the state prosecutors were so reluctant to confirm information to us because of the safety dangers there. i spoke to the state prosecutor's office and they said that they didn't want to -- were reluctant to confirm it but eventually did confirm the information. in 2005, police chief takes a job, found dead the first day on the job. fast forward, a retired army chief takes the job, he's found killed. now this. the drug cartel has been in this bloody part of mexico, bodies found hanging from the bridge recently. the texas department of safety as early as 201 1 asked u.s. citizens not to travel

. >> the couple managed to free themselves then called police to track the border and the couple's carthe second cabin where he held his final standoff. they say they were victims. the person >> the first thing we would like to clarify is that we were the back beat drums that were with him yesterday. our housekeeper's were not involved at all. he never saw them. >> the couples are clearing because it was never cleared and the many people were taken. the sherpa sambar the up county now putting the holding the rest saying the whole thing is over. the danger to all those police officers they believe, has passed. we're getting our first look at one of the officers that was killed in the shoot out with dorner on tuesday night. the victim was a 35 year old detective jeremiah mackay. he was a member of this year's agreement for 15 years. he was married and has two children. at the time the shooting, mackay was on assignment as a detective with a big bear station. . . >> we'll be back at a moment >> we'll be back at a moment with an get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $500 on

the u.s./mexico border because an ex-police officer wanted for murder might have gone south. federal officials say christopher dorner might have crossed the border. dorner was fired a few years ago from the lapd. and it's believes his attacks are part of a revenge plot. >> to be targeted because you took an oath to protect others, to have your family targeted because they're related to you, that is absolutely terrifying. >> police have also put up billboards highlighting the $1 million reward for information on dorner. >>> back this way, d.c. police need your help identifying a man who sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl. the attack happened over the weekend in an alley near the 3200 block of wheeler road. that's just blocks from the congress heights metro station. police say she was walking when a man with a gun forced her into an area, sexually assaulted her and took off in a dark blue car. if you have any information please call d.c. police. >>> in other news, those who use the dulles toll road today to be a crucial day in determining whether tolls will remain in check fo

the administration are focusing on immigration reform today. homeland security secretary napolitano, will talk with police around the country about securing the borders. >> today could be the day that boy scouts ends a ban on bays. they will replace the ban with a policy to individual troop sponsors determining their own policy at the local level. on sunday, president obama praised the boy scouts as a great institution. he serves as honorary president of the organization and hopes leaders will vote to make it more inclusive. >> in london tourists witnessed chaos during the changing of the guard outside the buckingham palace when a man brandished two knives. police moved in and took him down with a taser. tourists captured this on cameras and phones and posted them on youtube. >> they tazed him in a couple of seconds. >> police say the man is believed to be in his 50's and they have not released anymore information. the queen and prince philip were not inside the palace at the time. >> the most emotional moments of the super bowl came right before the game. ♪ oh beautiful ♪ for space spacious skies >> jennifer hudson joined students from sandy hook el

the run. police say they are watching for him at the mexican border and reviewing surveillance video that might shed light on his escape plan. they say christopher dorner shot and killed three people and listed dozens of targets, manifesto type of thing. he claims the department fired him after he accused another officer of using excessive force. he now vows only when the truth comes out will the killing stop. the ex-cop a triple murder suspect with a one million bounty on his head. new court documents suggest that he may have had an accomplice. trace gallagher is live. possible accomplice, what kind of person? >> trace: the court papers say a known associate of chris dor they are and this jay y person has a family that owns a home in big bear. when they were purchase veiling the property they found his truck. and jay y was seeing about 80 miles away. christopher dorner mentioned jason young whose family owns a home in big bear. now, police are trying to figure out if this jay young or jay y helped him get out of the big bear area. >> shep: what about this southwest video? i haven't seen it, bu

brand new this was saakashvili is planned he has sent his guys across the border into russia and then had them shot by the georgian police this was a set up just to frame russia shortly after that event a shocking video of prisoner abuse in georgia jails went viral and effectively diminished the president's party support by more than a half which lost both the election and control over the country it's not yet known where the second street will face prosecution of the prison torture allegations but for two hundred political prisoners the change of power meant the chance to walk free because like us really well for many remain as georgia's president until october but he's powers have already been transferred to the prime minister if he wanted to has already declared a national wide amnesty of political prisoners but experts say there was socialization may take several more years saakashvili still tried to block the amnesty with furious comments. i want i will not sign papers which will allow paedophiles and racists to walk free if you will let the parliament claim responsibility for that but. r.t. reporting from belief in

were brand new this was saakashvili plan he has sent his guys across the border into russia and then had them shot by the georgian police this was a set up just to frame russia shortly after that event a shocking video of prisoner abuse in georgia jails went viral and effectively diminished the president's party support by more than a halt which lost both the election and control over the country it's not yet known where the second shooting will face prosecution over that was a torture allegations for two hundred political prisoners the change of power of man the shelves to walk free because like us really well for many remain as georgia's president until october but he's powers have already been transferred to the prime minister it's only when history has already declared a national wide amnesty of political prisoners but experts say there was socialization may take several more years it's really still try to block the amnesty with furious comments. i will not sign papers which will allow paedophiles and racists to walk free if you'll let the parliament claim responsibility for that but. r.t. reporting from belief in g

men, bassam aramin and rami elhanan, came face-to-face with the price of war when there young daughters were killed, one by israeli border policeher by a palestinian suicide bomber. the film is called, "within the eye of the storm." this is a clip from the film. >> a clip from the trailer of the new documentary "within the eye of the storm." we're joined by bassam aramin and rami elhanan from washington, d.c. bassam aramin plus 10-year old daughter abir was killed a rubber bullets shot in a school zone. rami elhanan is a former israeli reserve soldier turned peace activist. he's a leading member of an organization for those who lost children in conflict but nevertheless want peace for his 14-year-old daughter smadar was killed in a suicide bombing in jerusalem in september 1997. well, to -- welcome to "democracy now!" yes, at a very difficult time in the occupied territories. when message to you have for president obama as he is about to leave for israel? >> we have hope that mr. obama will make a difference this time. i asked him to stop the unconditional support for one side against the other because it does not help us. we w

. >> reporter: with police on tactical alert, everyone is jumpy. along the mexico border, a two-hour traffic jam as officers search for dorner. outside a san diego gym, a case of mistaken identity when police question a man who matched the suspect's description. today, the l.a. county jail were dorner's ex-wife works, went into lockdown after a false sighting. >> i'm fearful. i don't really want to be here right now. >> reporter: tonight in cities and in the mountains, there's fear. police say it's not if, but when will the cop killer strike again. and while this massive man hunt pushes on, the lapd says six officers are on paid administrative leave after they opened fire on a vehicle that matched the suspect's description thursday. the suspect was not inside the vehicle, but instead one 71-year-old woman and her daughter were shot multiple times by police as they tried to deliver newspapers. tonight, brian, they have hired an attorney. >> incredible story unfolding in southern california. miguel almaguer in l.a., thanks. >>> still ahead, the outrage of over $1 billion in

. >> reporter: inside mexico, the army has visibly taken over much of the security in border towns. local mexican policeho are not corrupted by the cartels are targets of them. thousands killed. and americans have been targets, too. >> you know, i almost think that we're flying over tribal pakistan, the way you describe this area. are you surprised or are you hardened to the fact that most of america doesn't realize this is going on? >> you know, it does amaze me, and maybe it's because i'm exposed to it so much work okay the southwestern border, but we're in a war. we're in an engagement with an enemy that's like no other enemy we ever faced before. you have to combat these people with some of the same tactics they employ on you. if you asked me ten years ago would we be doing some of the tact ticks and missions we're doing today, i would have said, absolutely not. >> reporter: since 2004, the state department says 200 americans have been killed in mexico and nearly all caught up in the vicious firefights between rival drug cartels. it is no different even along this peaceful 28-mile long lake straddli

. >> reporter: inside mexico, the army has visibly taken over much of the security any border towns. local mexican policere not corrupted by the cartels are targets of them. thousands killed. and americans have been targets, too. >> you know, i almost think that we're flying over tribal pakistan, the way you describe this area. are you surprised or are you hardened to the fact that most of america doesn't realize this is going on? >> you know, it does amaze me, and maybe it's because i'm exposed to it so much work okay the southwestern border, but we're in a war. we're in an engagement with an enemy that's like no other enemy we ever faced before. you have to combat these people with some of the same tactics they employ on you. if you asked me ten years ago would we be doing some of the tactics and missions that we're doing today, i would have said absolutely not. >> reporter: since 2004, the state department says 200 americans have been killed in mexico and nearly all caught up in the vicious fire fights between rival judge cartels. it is no different even along this peaceful 28-mile long lake straddlin