punch each guest. welcome to america. 80% more like afghanistan. this is the first time in history the world s greatest decides to assimilate downward.d it goes back to exceptionalism when we once believed our country was tops, we expected those who came here to get it. having forfeited that, we embracedr tolerance that turns a blind eye to deadly connections. so many people left the desert to come here and it s us who stick our heads in the sand. dana, i hope you were listening cause that waste directed to you. here is the thing that i want to makeug a very obvious point here if i can find my questions. there are otherin communities in america that live separately. they re called the amish. all right? do we worry about us assimilating to the amish? do we all start churning butter? no. why is thisdo different? why do we have to assimilate to them d or figure out their culture? i have started quilting.
indicate possibly that they are they have honed in on someone or something in the area. been here, happening here for 15, 20 minutes. and deb freyerick said they moved away from her area, they have moved to this area. this little triangular area in watertown, they have moved in. new information. spoke to one of our photographers, spoke with someone who knew both of the suspects, they call them d sfwlnch hokhar and tamperlan. he went to high school with them. the one they are looking for now in the white cap, he is a normal kid. he parties, and quite honestly, sometimes he smokes. you know what that means. and he was raised here. he is just as american as i am. and he was a wrestler, he was in great shape. got a scholarship for wrestling,
back on. the power company crews will work through the holiday weekend until everyone is back online. and the mysterious death at a san diego mansion has been ruled a suicide. the body of rebecca zahau was found naked and hanging inside the house in july. her friends and family say they do not believe she would have killed herself, and that s why they are demanding more investigation. overseas now, moammar gadhafi is speaking out from his hiding place. the libyan leader isisounding a defiant note even though it s clear his time as the leader of that country is over. abc s jeffrey kofman reports now from tripoli. reporter: the rebels are poised for the final assault on gadhafi s last stronghold. his loyalists are concentrated in three cities. his hometown of sirte, the desert towns of sabha, and bani walid southeast of tripoli. rebels are increasingly certain gadhafi is hiding in one of them.d southeast of tripoli. rebels are increasingly certain gadhafi is hiding in one of theed