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Highest it has been in more than a decade. theyve since lowered it one notch but this comes at really the crux of many different things, kimberly. >> it does. you have three terror attacks in the united kingdom since march. this means things are different there now. people will not be able to just shrug this off as easily as, well, you know, it happened once and maybe it will happen again in two years. this feels like its part of an orchestrated campaign. for the police right now and the securit...

Neighborhood overnight in that city. >> that means that the rebels have lost over 60% of that city. territory they have held since 2012. as the forces advance that means tens of thousands of civilians are fleeing. as many as 20,000 children have left the city in just recent days. heres cnns fred pleitgen. >> reporter: another day, more violence in aleppo. the youngest suffering the most. this video from the syrian civil defense showing rescuers saving a child after a suspected air strike. the fi...

Effort, though, aimed at repelling and crushing government assaults. syrian regime forces and allies have pushed into eastern aleppo, backed by air strikes and artillery. they have encircled rebel positions and are in control of more than 20% of the citys east. cnns fred pleitgen has more now from damascus. >> reporter: another day, more violence in aleppo. the youngest suffering the most. this video from the syrian civil defense showing rescuers saving a child after a suspected air strike. the ...

Neighborhoods with a barrage of air strikes as the u.s. secretary of state john kerry continues to try to negotiate a truce. inside syria, inside the tragedy where the biggest victims of aleppos violence are its tiny children. >> reporter: another day, more violence in aleppo. the youngest suffering the most. this video from the syrian civil defense showing rescuers saving a child after a suspected air strike. the fighting claiming at least 45 lives on wednesday alone according to monitoring gro...

Back in. but thank you so much. in allepo, they say they have a new alliance to take on regime forces. it appears to be a last ditch effort though aimed at repelling and crushing government assaults. fred pleitgen has more from damascus. >> reporter: another day, more violence in allepo. the youngest suffering the most. this video from the syrian civil defense showing rescuers saving a child after a suspected air strike. the fighting claiming at least 45 lives on wednesday alone according to m...

Untrue. but he certainly had some role. he is by a description of people who know him an egyptian-born c koptic christian, ultima conservative. another is joseph nasrala. he was a featured speaker at two of the past three years protests on 9/11 of the so-called ground zero mosque. you can see him there. thats the 2010 rally and protest where he spoke about the dangers of islam, that islam was going to take over this country the same way it took over egypt, the country of his birth as well. nasra...

not necessarily legitimately because both leading democrats and leading republicans say wisconsin is its own microcosm, but the reason it is so relevant is because debt and spending have been major issues there. those are major national issues. and many of the big picture issues we seen play out across the nation are playing out in wisconsin right now, namely money and the influence of super pacs. an independent nonpartisan group estimates dlfr 70 million to $80 million will be spent i...

About his role in the organization. >> shepard: all right. well, that said, what does he indicate about the two terrorist suspects in question here? the fort hood suspect, and the underwear bombing suspect? >> well, the interview with al awlaki is in arabic it was first broadcast by al jazeera and obtained by one of the monitoring groups in washington. he talks specifically about the two events and suspects involved. in part: so he speaks to of the two men y directly as his students or followers...

Russia meanwhile responded within minutes of the president, "smart missiles should fly towards terrorists, not the legal government fighting international terrorism for several years on its territory." thats from the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman. lets go to our senior international correspondent fred pleitgen, who is joining us live. fred, how has syria responded to all this heightened rhetoric and all these threats? >> reporter: they certainly seemed any gotten the message. some of the ...