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jerry, its -- i watched it this morning. it is a fascinating documentary because you just cant imagine, there are so many things about this man that you dont know. and as i was watching, i was like i didnt know that happened to him. i didnt know about this. i see all sorts of stuff. pictures, images, revelations from his own mouth which are really startling. >> but you know why you dont know? most people dont know all about it. is because he never bragged about himself and he never fel...

Facilities. secretary panetta said today the u.s. will not go it alone militarily in syria. the national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest on how the diplomatic efforts are going. >> syrian protesters in the town of dara surrounded the peacekeepers, all seven. set one year after the start of the upridessing against the brutal dictatorship of path assad. 230,000 syrians displaced. despite u.n. fired cease-fire, they keep killing its own people. friends of syria, 14 nations, a...

Their own proxy. >> michelle fields and dara thank you very much. appreciate it. >> big money on wall street went to the president the last time around in 2008. >> it is now 5 minutes before the hour. take a look at this picture. look at this car right here wound up in the water right near a cruise ship. folks, you cant follow your gps like this guy did. >> is the word of the day all scrambled up? figure out what it is. stick around we will help you figure it out. >> we will be right back.

U.s./afghan relationships. the question thats on the minds of many afghans as well as many americans. >> live in kabul. interesting to see those protests havent exploded the way people thought they would. also overseas today marks the one year anniversary of the syrian uprising where an estimated 8,000 people have been killed by government forces trying to stamp out the rebellion. reports of new violence coming in just this morning from around the country including near damascus where activist...

Improvement of the old american position of several days ago. i did a discussion with you a while ago, where secretary of state hillary clinton was asked by jeffrey goldberg, would you be sorry to see assad go? and she gave this remarkable answer, very, very politically, if you really think about it, a very obtuse answer. she said it depends on who replaces him. so in fact this represented a movement in american diplomacy to speak to assad and say we know what your doing in dara, we know what yo...

Very obtuse answer. she said it depends on who replaces him. to say we know what youre doing in dara and damascus, and i think that there was an attempt, if you will, to take american diplomacy in a tougher direction. >> from a diplomatic effort, richard, why would you not say this man has lost legitimacy? >> because if your rhetoric gets that far out, the gap gets too large and you create a libya situation. the president could say, assad has to go, and then everyones next question is thats fine...

This still represents an improvement of the old american position of several days ago. i did a discussion with you a while ago, where secretary of state hillary clinton was asked by jeffrey goldberg, would you be sorry to see assad go? and she gave this remarkable answer, very, very politically, if you really think about it, a very obtuse answer. she said it depends on who replaces him. so in fact this represented a movement in american diplomacy to speak to assad and say we know what your doing...

Has no legitimacy or has lost legitimacy. he didnt say that. he basically said he can either start to make changes now and stop killing his own people or get out of the way. >> exactly. he can either lead the process of change or get out of the way. this still represents an improvement of the old american position of several days ago. i did a discussion with you a while ago, where secretary of state hillary clinton was asked by jeffrey goldberg, would you be sorry to see assad go? and she gave t...

Much of those -- many of those killings caught on camera. syrias dictator saying today, saying authorities have made "some mistakes" in their handling of anti-government protests. made some mistakes, he said. today president obama slapped sanctions and tomorrow is expected to make syria a major part of his address on the region. tonight, well show you shocking of why, not as the syrian dictator claims of just some mistakes but evidence of murder. more than 850 people have been killed since march...

More than 850 people have been killed since march, according to human rights watch. how many in prison and tortured we have no way of knowing. now something even more barbaric. this is video that claims to be from dara. we cant independently confirm the specifics, but its plain to see. i want to show you an ambulance in the middle of sniper fire. you can clearly see the red crescent painted on the side. you can clearly see a driver in medical garb with a surgical mask sitting up front. it could ...