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roulette. straight to washington we go to lizzie oleary. were talking gas prices. they jumped 3 cents a gallon from yesterday to a national average of 6 cents a gallon. why have they gone up? >> i wish i could give you the political sound bite the politicians want, but its just not that simple. the world is big. there are three things driving this, and that is essentially the price of oil thats influenced by iran and the middle east, supply and demand, you have a lot of people, certa...

and comedian bill mahre matches his political sympathies with 1 million bucks. well tell you who gets the well tell you who gets the money. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we begin first with the increasingly shrill politics of what youre paying at the gas pump. in todays case its 3 cents a gal more than yesterday. aaa says the national average is just under $3.65 a gal, 12 cents higher than it was at the beginning of the week. this is the 18th straight day gas prices are up. t...

its one of many new developments tonight on many different fronts. two things remain constant. dozens of people are being murdered, killed every day and they continue to lie about it. they are finding new ways of lying about it. especially the two journalists killed in homs yesterday and their bodies trapped there. they are claiming they are not targeting journalists only terrorists. the second statement is a flat out lie. one of the journalists, marie colvin did the last reporting on ...

Hours before her death. >> shells and rockets coming in hitting every building. ive not seen one military target. and the wounded and dead i have seen, i would say about 80% civilians. >> the european media figures and politicians are calling on syrian forces to allow the retrieval of the journalists bodies who were killed in those attacks. ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...and then, i didnt. um... [ sigh...

Working, french photographer ren nay off link and veteran american war correspondent marie colvin who reported for the british newspaper "the sunday times." in homs, colvin provided the bbc with some of the most vivid accounts of the brutality. hearing her now, is haunting just hours before her death. >> there are just shells, rockets coming in, just hitting any building. i have not seen one military target. theyre simply [ inaudible ]. and the wounded and dead i have seen, i would say about 80%...

Colvin. here is some of colvins final report heard on the bbc. >> shell eed rockets in coming hitting buildings. and the wounded and dead i have seen i would say about 80% civilians. >> activists say syrian forces have resumed shelling in homes today. secretary of state hillary clinton will attend meetings on syria during her four-day trip to london and north africa. who are the your business entrepreneurs of the week. seven years ago jesse and greg brought a run down movie complex that couldn...

hospital, shocked to see hur grandchild. >> my dare grandchild shes saying, where were you? my beloved, dear god. adnan is badly wounded in the side of his chest. you can see him still struggling to breathe. were not going to show you the actual wounds on his body, they are open holes. his lips are pale from lack of oxygen. the medic you see tries cpr. at some point it becomes clear nothing can be done to save this little boys life. in a real hospital, it might be different. not here n...

cross be allowed t remove their body. marie colvin, the other was prize winning french photographer remiochlik. colvin was a frequent voice here, reporting on anderson cooper 360 just last night. >> reporter: every civilian house on the street was hit. this is kind of a poor, popular neighborhood. the top building of the floor im in -- the top floor of the building im in was toemt -- totally destroyed. free syrian army, they have rocket propelled grenades, but they dont have a base. >>...

makeshift hospital, shocked to see her grandchild. >> my dear grandchild, shes saying, where were you? my beloved, dear god. adnan is badly wounded in the side of his chest. you can see him still struggling to breathe. were not going to show you the actual wounds on his body, they are open holes. his lips are pale from lack of oxygen. the medic you see tries cpr. at some point it becomes clear nothing can be done to save this little boys life. in a real hospital, it might be different....

thats adnans grandmother cry pg, she was working in the makeshift hospital, shocked to see her grandchild. >> my dear grandchild, shes saying, where were you? my beloved, dear god. adnan is badly wounded in the side of his chest. you can see him still struggling to breathe. were not going to show you the actual wounds on his body, they are open holes. his lips are pale from lack of oxygen. the medic you see tries cpr. at some point it becomes clear nothing can be done to save this litt...