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Oh, god. calling 911. he's running to the -- >> it sounds like the whole place is busy with people. no reason this guy can't walk up. he looks like a target. i would stop. >> you can see why he gets popped up. >> it's on the informant. if they want to sell you they can. i keep telling you we're not going to pay you until you do what we ask you to do. >> police decide it's time to cut nixon out of the picture. they try calling the target themselves to set up another deal but the phone number is no good. so they bring in their informant to find out what's going on. >> this guy better to have him...

You have 18 states that made it illegal. why not leave it up to them? >> what happened at penn state is exactly the reason why. you know, the fact that the assistant coach and i know it's controversial as to whether he reported it or not, but the fact that he didn't intervene. calling 911, stopping the assault from happening right when he was there. you know, a tremendous amount of public education needs to happen, because that young man or boy -- he was only 10 years old. being victimized right on the spot. someone should have intervened. it needs to be a national policy, and that's the whole...

You were the only one who talked about the negative effects of it. but nobody drilled down. grover norquist has looked at it, he's very concerned it adds a new european-style vat tax, consumption tax that he just thinks is not going to work. tell us, is 9-9-9, this plan that everybody talked about last night, is it a good plan? is grover norquist right? does it open the door to a lot of new year you're mean-style taxes? >> yeah, when i think 9-9-9, i feel like calling 911. this will be a heart attack for conservatives. they do not want to give a national sales tax. in addition to an income tax...

square last year. an extraordinary development and we mobilized cnn correspondents around the world to cover this breaking news story for us from the pentagon to istanbuistanbul. it's hard to indicate just how important al awlaki was to the organization, but here's a frightening reality. he may be more dangerous dead. that's exactly what our nic robertson has been covering to this point. let's go straight to you. what exactly do you know with regard to how he was targeted and is it possible to give credit to an agency at this point? >> well, i think what we just heard from fran towns...

attack in the strongest possible terms. >> cnn foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is at the state department. we heard some strong words. any action to follow? >> reporter: no action because really what they have to do is get the syrian government to protect these diplomats. it is not just the u.s., candy. it is the french have gone through some similar things. but so far these incidents seem to be escalating. listen to what secretary clinton said specifically about protecting those diplomats. >> this attempt to intimidate our diplomats through violence is wholly unjustifie...