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To keep the body. to see him go but to see whether its a bath party remain or a coalition of the bath party and the coalition, that they have to work. but they also have to feel theyre being participants in the political process. the stakes on this issue in iran are in many ways not just the nuclear issue but theyre really the kind of things we want to in iran, whether it is the opening up of a political system, the inclusion of a wider array of political players, womens rights. when i talk to p...

To keep the body. to see him go but to see whether its a bath party remain or a coalition of the bath party and the coalition, that they have to work. but they also have to feel theyre being participants in the political process. the stakes on this issue in iran are in many ways not just the nuclear issue but theyre really the kind of things we want to in iran, whether it is the opening up of a political system, the inclusion of a wider array of political players, womens rights. when i talk to p...

Elliott mentioned. this is terribly destabilizing in a way far in excess of what afghanistan and its conflict did so that i think theyre prepared at this point to lob off the head, in other words, assad, but to keep the body. to see him go but to see whether its a bath party remain or a coalition of the bath party and the coalition, that they have to work. but they also have to feel theyre being participants in the political process. the stakes on this issue in iran are in many ways not just the...

And his supporters. he won in the first, you know, regional congress. he won the most support in the national congress, also for the bath party. he was named president of the highest court in the bath party. and this is what has brought, you know, pushed the president for not calling for anymore national congress, which is the highest authority in the bath party. >> i just want to be precise, though. did your father fear that his own brother, the leader of syria, was about to kill him? >> yes, o...

On the inner workings of the syrian government. they were reportedly embarrassed and the ruling bath party. signs of hope. whats moving monday and details of a new career-building survey. >> this survey said that the outlook for the back half of 2012 despite the numbers showed continued improvement and 44% of sectors reported. they are planning to hire full time permanent staff from july through december. thats an increase of percentage points and temporary employees and all of the categories in...

he arrived with a swagger fresh off his impressive south carolina victory but what a difference nine days have made for newt gingrich in florida. on this, the eve of the states closely-watched primary, gingrich is facing an all-out assault from mitt romney formidable operation in florida. joe johns is seeing it first hand and he had a one-on-one interview with newt gingrich earlier in the day and well see that at the bottom of the hour. mean time, joe, 15 hours until the polls open. wh...

Them. >> let alone, trying to bury their own dead. >> yes. >> we have the u.n. and bath party members. they are resigning. 200 to 300 have resigned in a southern province. this hasnt been confirmed by cnn but its significant and we need to keep in mind that a country like syria as was true in iraq, usually you are a member of the bath party but that does not mean that you are a party out of conviction. but it would still be symbolically significant. and now to donald trump. president obama has...

Because its the real politc company with no real reason to be allied with one country or another, it can move. syria was and has been irans ally for 20 years, mostly because they hated the bath party in iraq. theyre also the bath party. two different wings of the bath party. so they make an alliance with iran against iraq. so because its so conceivable that syria could change alliances, people always look at it, they hope, they try to maneuver syria into a new position. unfortunately for the las...

Effect since 1963. the move comes amid widespread protests that have left dozens of people dead throughout the country. cnns mary snow is following the story for us. everyone, thought that bashar al assad yesterday was revoking this emergency law. didnt happen. whats happening now? >> yeah, wolf, there was such widespread disappointment after that speech. todays announcement might be seen as a gesture to protesters, but theres little hope that government will make any big changes. it may look li...

Analysts ive spoken to, carol, say that bashar assad has a tight grip on the country. the bath party and the regime controls the military, the security forces, they are all the arm of the government, okay. the other thing, the protests have been very localized and they havent spread yet. it doesnt really pose a real threat to the regime right now. >> many thanks. were keeping a close eye on libya this morning. gadhafis forces attacking the city of misrata. well have much more of that at the to...