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annan for this, and don't blame the man. it is kofi annan's name who was on the six-point peace plan and they did not get to point one, and now he is off of the masthead. and so looking for the successor of the arab league, and it will be interesting to see if anybody steps in to want to take that over. they met together, annan and assad together with the security council to come together to meet with consequences to the assad regime to quell the violence, but nothing worked. annan may have missed the glory days of the 1990s when he was the secretary-general and won the nobel peace p...

Things there is broad agreement from gun owners and non-gun owners in this country, we could tighten up some of the loopholes that currently exist that make it harder for law enforcement to track -- i was listening to them thinking, how come that didn't raise a red flag on a computer database that said, why is this one individual making all these purchases? well, there are laws in place right now that weaken our gun laws that have been pressed by the nra that mae make it harder those things. if i buy sud da fed d, i can wait for certain amount of time. >> i was thinking about the health care s...

Has calmed down a little bit. megyn: how is this about rush and not about president obama and whether there was the right move. that is the question we're asking today, chris, plant. >> when called upon to defend the indefensible don't, change the subject and attack, that's what we just witnessed rht there. rush limbaugh, i'm on before rush limbaugh, i compared it to joseph s punishing ukraine. you look what happened in georgia, the prague spring, president obama has done everything but roll tanks on them. they are denying access to the computer database under the 287g program which is complet...

>> reporter: will is no way to track just how many americans are going into mexico to fill up their tanks but the experts at gas buddy.com say it's in the thousands. >> heather: all right. thank you very much. casey stegall, live in los angeles. >> gregg: state of new york is moving to the forefront in fighting crime. very first state in the country to require people convicted of any crime, doesn't matter how minor, to provide dna samples for a computer database. rick levanthol with a closer look with that. >> new york has been collecting dna from criminals since 1996 but not all criminals had...

he told espn the abuse started in 1994 when he was 12 and continued for more than a decade. he waited until 2002 to phone syracuse city police who told him they couldn't pursue charges because the statute of limitations had expired. the city's police chief admits they could have done a better job. he said that in 2002 that the procedures which are in effect today were not in effect back then, the procedures that would mean an allegation would be logged into a computer database. back then they did next to nothing. not only did they not pursue charges. they never started an investigati...