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Asked a lot of questions about that just is not the way we've seen president obama interact with any other world leader, particularly a former russian president. we've seen how chummy he was with dmitry. they were definitely on a first name basis. but the way the president interacted with a lot of other world leaders. that was just a stark contrast. but what was interesting is all of our badgering i think of them on this issue, we did finally learn more of what was the disagreement, what was at the crux of the disagreement with the russians. it seemed they spent over, there was a two-hour bila...

Were killed. u.n. observers still can't get there, martha. martha: u.n. monitors were shot as well. it is a terrifying situation for those trying to help. one of the big questions though if syria can not be persuaded to tell the soldiers to stop what they're doing, can pressure be applied to russia perhaps to stop sending the weapons that are fueling it? >> reporter: well, martha, the u.s. sent a senior state department diplomat by the name of fred hoff to russia about a transfer of power agreement that would put assad out. no evidence that russia is supporting a similar plan like that. it is ...

investigate the massacre. after 15 months by some reports, 12,000 dead, that kind of promise from a brutal dictator doesn't cut much ice. after friday's atrocity doubly so. with body after body in the ground, nightmare stories are emerging from hula with the massacre happened. we spoke with an 11-year-old survivor. this little boy said they will kill him. they being the same militia men who he says killed the rest of his family. quote, they were talking to my mom, he says. i'm not sure what happened, but they shot her five times. they shot her in the head. then the turned and shot my...

a bartender, didn't want her drinks watered down. >> and inside syria, cnn, breaches the borders and witnesses firsthand some of the slaughter. people grabbing children off the streets to protect them from snipers, wholesale violence and assaults in neighborhoods, we will get you inside and show you what's happening. >> we finally have a deal here. late last night word that a payroll tax cut is now in place and lawmakers are using a word you haven't heard for a while. it is called compromise. >> what was that? >> compromise. >> i'm sorry. i'm not feeling it. also, you've heard all ...

>> we don't seem ourselves the united states to have a plan or a strategy. the administration has been going very quickly from toleration it appears of assad to now rejection of assad. >> and there does seem to be a bit of a split inside the administration on just precisely how to deal with all of this. ambassador nikki haley talk regime change, tillerson say assad's fate is up to his people. what do we know aut this administration's position on the fu of syria and on the future of bashar al assad. >> it seems like they're still trying to figure it out. they do not seem to have adopted a polic...