tunisia was at the vanguard of this democratic wave and security, knew he was here. it s a difficult time for egypt is both a relations here but step by step, patching things as long-standing partner and the arab world s largest they go along and clearing the way eventually for a nation. visit by secretary of state both nations can set a hillary clinton, possibly strong example through free and fair elections, a before memorial day and vibrant civil society, memorial weekend, if not accountable and effective soon after ward, as each democratic institutions and agrees which will meet the responsible regional benchmark in rebuilding that leadership. but our support must also trust. it s a difficult, tricky process. extend to nations where back to you jon. jon: it sounds tricky, transitions have yet to take that s for sure. dominic di-natale, streaming place. unfortunately in too many live from islamabad, thank you. jen the president minutes countries calls for change from now will give a
image of the u.s. remains perpetrate traded by a overwhelmingly negative. u.s. favorability ratings are low in almost every regime by its people. muslim nation polled by pew we learned from our experience in iraq how research and the president costly and difficult it is himself gets low marks in all the countries surveyed to try to impose regime with the exception of join dough nesia indonesia, change by force, no matter how well-intentioned it may where he spent most of be but in libya we saw the some of his childhood. prospect of imminent awe thousand of allah, massacre. liberty and love, irsha, we had a mandate for action we ve talked about these and heard the libyan people s call for help. conversations before this issues before, the conversation with the muslim had we not acted along with our nato allies and regional world. why haven t we seen coalition partners thousands improvement? if by improvement you would have been killed. mean america s image as to the message wo
those conditions, it s better to forecast an error hostage-taking and violent rhetoric and terrorist on the side of prudence and attacks that have killed get out of here than it is to stay and try to ride it thousands of our citizens, a failure to change our approach threaten as out. reporter: if people stay and get trapped, then deepening spiral of division they become people who have between the united states to get rescued, and of course, jen yark the and the arab world. authorities have ways to get to those people from the air and in boats, but they d that s why two years ago in rather not have to do that. they have plenty of other cairo i began to broaden our stuff they have to worry engagement based upon mutual about now. interests and mutual respect. the flood waters are expected to crest sometime this weekend and once it crests, the water could be i believed then and i here for a month or more. believe now that we have a jen just unbelievable. stake not just in the hard to co
wall street as we call it. in benghazi we heard the as we get reaction to the engineer who said our words president s major address on are free now. middle east policy, comes up it is a feeling you can t explain. in coming up in less than 40 minutes, the housing in damascus, we heard the numbers coming out and young man who said, after driving the number up a the first yelling, the first little bit. we ll keep you updated on shout, you feel dignity. it. jenna: thanks harris. hi everybody, we re so those shouts of human dignity are being heard glad you re with us today, i m jenna lee. across the region. jon: i m jon scott. we re here in the fox news and through the moral force room to bring you the news, of nonviolence the people of happeningnous . jenna: for the first time, the region have achieved the mississippi river flooding blamed for a man s more change in six months death in vicksburg, than terrorists have authorities say the accomplished in decades. 59-year-old s
are luring them in with fast cash, promising they re going to get off if they get caught but what the sales pitch doesn t mention is what the cartels will do if the teen smugglers botch the job. kris gutierrez is in el paso with this extraordinary story. kris. reporter: jen yark the bottom line is american teenagers know they can make a couple hundred bucks by carrying a bagful of dope from war eds on the other side of the river into el paso here. they think it s easy money but authorities say it s extremely dangerous. an american teenager was busted while trying to smuggle this load of marijuana into the u.s. from mexico. authorities say the young man driving this truck was recruited by a mexican drug cartel. they ll tell them look, you re a juvenile, you re not going to go to jail, nothing is going to happen to you. over the past ten years, 476 juveniles have been caught with drugs at a point of entry in el paso county, 302 of them were u.s.