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now we know that hamza alkhalee is dead. pictures of his body are disturbing. his family received his remains. it appeared the 13-year-old had been tortured. he was mutilated. many of the pictures weve received are too graphic to broadcast. cnn made repeated attempts to reach for comment without success. hamzas murder brought syrians into the streets. even children have joined the protests. well have more on dramatic developments in syria and the strongest words yet from washington in ...

Available, he says. there arent many shops that are open. there are a lot of farmers in the area, though, so we have vegetables. this, he says, is his neighbors farm. the cows have been left on their own. in the streets, dogs left behind by their panicked owners, now roam aimlessly. how long will it last, this man says. more people will die. more bad things will happen. this is going to get tougher. not far from here the assault to save the fukushima reactors is in full gear. the power company h...

Bad the situation in zawia. he had to leave zawia 30 kilometers out of zawia just so he could get cell phone reception. he told us everything has been cut off. all the sources of communication, telephone services, cell phone, their electricity has been cut off, their water has been cut off, and theyre shooting from tanks, from guns, essentially everything. the situation is so unsafe. theyre breaking into houses. theyre not leaving. like even children are getting killed. like, theyre not -- the t...

>> they were just telling us how bad the situation in zawia. he had to leave zawia 30 kilometers out of zawia just so he could get cell phone reception. all the sources of communication, telephone services, cell phone, their electricity has been cut off, their water has been cut off, and theyre shooting from tanks, from guns, essentially everything. the situation is so unsafe. theyre breaking into houses. theyre not leaving. like even children are getting killed. like, theyre not -- the thing is...

I understand you know somebody who just got out of zawia. what did they say? >> they were just telling us how bad the situation in zawia. he had to leave zawia 30 kilometers out of zawia just so he could get cell phone reception. all the sources of communication, telephone services, cell phone, their electricity has been cut off, their water has been cut off, and theyre shooting from tanks, from guns, essentially everything. the situation is so unsafe. theyre breaking into houses. theyre not lea...

Kilometers out of zawia just so he could get cell phone reception. all the sources of communication, telephone services, cell phone, their electricity has been cut off, their water has been cut off, and theyre shooting from tanks, from guns, essentially everything. the situation is so unsafe. theyre breaking into houses. theyre not leaving. like even children are getting killed. like, theyre not -- the thing is, theyre not -- theyre not leaving anybody out. do you know what i mean? theyre shooti...

Neil, just a few numbers for you. american airline stock up 140% since may of 2020. united airline stock up over 160% since may of 2020. those investors in the green. neil, back to you. >> neil: yeah. they should get a priority spot online. well see about that. anita vogel, thanks very much. right now driving aimlessly. been doing this all day. right now hes driven to canada. anyway, the latest on what hes discovered along the way. hey, jeff. >> the tri-state tollway, neil. theres no priority sp...

Officers and speaks with them regularly. and we will ask our legal panel with what is likely to happen now to officer porter and to the rest of the baltimore 6. but we begin tonight with leeland vitter reporting from the streets of baltimore. leland? >> well, they wouldnt be happy no matter what happened in court and they told us the last couple of days. they were angry and used that as an excuse to vent that and many eye balls focused on them with the national media here. nothing like what we s...

Officers and speaks with them regularly. and we will ask our legal panel with what is likely to happen now to officer porter and to the rest of the baltimore 6. but we begin tonight with leeland vitter reporting from the streets of baltimore. leland? >> well, they wouldnt be happy no matter what happened in court and they told us the last couple of days. they were angry and used that as an excuse to vent that and many eye balls focused on them with the national media here. nothing like what we s...

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