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The brink. for roughly three months, protesters have clashed with police, enraged over the lack of food and medicine and the socialist governments refusal to call elections. at least 75 people have died in the unrest. some venezuelans have called for the countrys military and security forces to step in and end the chaos in the oil-rich country. the government blames the attack on this man. before the attack, he took to social media and identified himself as oscar perez, a police officer and a pi...

>> lets put it away. >> we dont know whats in the jug. maybe he has used the bathroom. >> thats disgusting, gio. >> that was gross. >> that was gross. >> lets get started from that to hard news. lets do it. >> we begin this half hour with the threat of more violence in egypt. today, the muslim brotherhood is calling for a show of defiance against the countrys generals. >> more than 600 people have already died in the crackdown which began wednesday. abcs larry jacobs as more. >> reporter: is thi...

All right. lets put it away. >> we dont know whats in the jug. maybe he has used the bathroom. >> thats disgusting, gio. >> that was gross. >> that was gross. >> lets get started from that to hard news. lets do it. >> we begin this half hour with the threat of more violence in egypt. today, the muslim brotherhood is calling for a show of defiance against the countrys generals. >> more than 600 people have already died in the crackdown which began wednesday. abcs larry jacobs as more. >> reporter...

meteorologist chad myers monitoring tropical storm debby, chad, debbys proven to be pretty stubborn. >> not moving really at 5 miles an hour. and its still spinning at 40 miles an hour. so dont get me wrong, its still there, but its not moving along, so when it begins to rain in one spot, it rains for hours. in fact one spot in tallahassee picked up 20 meninches of rain. its still flooding right now. were still trying to get crews into these areas to see how bad it is. east of panama c...

On their own. >> i just dont understand how it could happen. someone made a goof. i think this was in i.c.e. or someone. they goofed up. >> they dropped the ball. >> ed, last question. does the mother, does the grandmother, do they have passports? might they go to colombia to try to bring her home? oh, i hate that noise. were left hanging on that one. maybe ed can let us know. tortured in underground prisons, fake ambulances used to attack protesters. coming up next, a syrian defector, what he...

>> thank you. time now to go globe trekking. today we head to syria. since protests began there last year, the u.n. says more than 5,000 people have been killed. activists and human rights groups have been talking about the regimes brutality but now a senior syrian official who escaped to egypt tells cnn about the horrific acts of violence committed by state security forces. arwa damon has that exclusive story. >> reporter: in the syrian capital, the defense ministry is the nerve center of the...

barack obama. i think it will be very hard for him to win the general election because i think it just blurs everything. i think a real conservative who stands for solid values, essentially for new hampshire values -- >> the former massachusetts governor holds what looks like an insurmountable lead in new hampshire so he is moving on to south carolina. that states primary is january 21st. it has been a deadly day in iraq. at least 60 people were killed in attacks in baghdad and other...

Syria. protesters clashed with state security forces who fired tear gas. details coming up. but first, were following other stories. isha sesay has a "360" bull tinl. john, a move to protect baton rouge and new orleans from flooding. the army corps of engineers has been given authority to open the spillway in louisiana in the next 24 hours. its expected to lower the mississippi river by two feet as it crests near the city. but all that water will flood low lying areas. later on "360," anderson...

Some people here that this could be lost. >> john, many thanks. >> a pleasure. a deadly and violent day in syria. protesters clashed with state security forces who fired tear gas. details coming up. but first, were following other stories. isha sesay has a "360" bulletin. john, a move to protect baton rouge and new orleans from severe flooding. the army corps of engineers has been given authority to open the spillway in louisiana in the next 24 hours. its expected to lower the surging missis...

Beginning to be the sense among some people here that this could be learn. >> john, many thanks. >> a pleasure. a deadly and violent day in syria. protesters clashed with state security forces who fired tear gas. details coming up. but first, were following other stories. isha sesay has a "360" bull tinl. john, a move to protect baton rouge and new orleans from flooding. the army corps of engineers has been given authority to open the spillway in louisiana in the next 24 hours. its expected ...