But we will seek lasting partnerships with Afghanistan and Pakistan that promise a new day for their people. And we will use all elements of our national power to defeat al Qaeda and to defend America, our allies, and all who seek a better future. (END VIDEO CLIP) BROWN: Our chief international correspondent, Christiane Amanpour, just returned from Afghanistan. We will get her perspective on what's really happening on the ground right now.
And bullet point number three tonight: the mayhem in Mexico. Tonight, Anderson Cooper comes face to face with one of the grisliest sides of the escalating drug war near our border, mass graves. Why are police so powerless to stop the killing? And it is in Mexico where we're going to start tonight. The casualties in the war next door, well over 6,000 just last year, and the bloody violence also spilling into our country.Īll week, CNN has had a team of correspondents taking you inside the bloody battle to try to stop drug lords from hijacking an entire nation's future. Our Anderson Cooper joining us right now along the U.S.-Mexican border between El Paso, Texas, and Juarez. And, Anderson, you have seen how savage this battle has become. ANDERSON COOPER, HOST, "ANDERSON COOPER 360": Yes, and we have all seen that, just in the last couple of days. The investigation continued today, Campbell, into the execution- style slaying of a deputy U.S. marshal killed just over on the other side of the border in the city of Juarez. We're going to have more on that later tonight.
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We also spent the day in Juarez, taking a look at the full effect the violence is having on the lives of people there, 1,600 people killed in Juarez alone in the past year, but that death toll doesn't give you the full picture. Getting over it with bennett foddy secret water easter gegg full# A large number of people are listed as missing. We will have their story, coming up later tonight, Campbell. And now to the other breaking news we mentioned, the flooding in North Dakota. The Red River has already risen to levels not seen in more than a century of record-keeping. In Fargo alone, some 2,000 homes are in evacuation areas. So is a hospital and a nursing home right near the river's edge. Getting over it with bennett foddy secret water easter gegg full#Ī short time ago, the military announced it's sending in 15 helicopters and active-duty personnel to help state emergency crews.
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