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a new career. i m year yeah borrow ger and you re in the situation room. it may not be everything, but aappearance is everything on the campaign trail. a lack luster speech, the bang promise by his campaign was more of a fizzle. the gap is down from six points on tuesday to two points today. joe, what exactly happened? reporter: well, gloria, mitt romney is still struggling to get his momentum back and today s speech was supposed to be a step in the right direction but for a bunch of reasons. you just would not call this mitt romney s perfect day. the front lines couldn t have been clearer at what was supposed to be the major moment so far to win the state where he grew up. in the morning, the auto workers union held a noisy opposition to the auto industry bailout. it s total blas fem me. and then in the afternoon i want to thank the ford field it was not the venue that romney would have preferred where the detroit lions play ball. the speech had been ....
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 i m in the top floor of the building i m in was toemt totally destroyed. free syrian army, they have rocket propelled grenades, but they don t have a base. arwa, it s chilling when you hear her voice and you realize that was someone alive yesterday talking about the dangers, experience and saying this is one of the most dangerous assignments she has ever covered. tell us about her, i know you guys worked together and what it is like to be on the ground there. reporter: she was so fiercely passionate about what was happening inside s syria. she was determined to do whatever was going to take to continue shining a spotlight on the atrosities ....
honors at his funeral today. we are joined live from prague with more on that, atika shubert. reporter: we are expecting heads of state, heads of government and personal friends of pavel to come today, many dissidents who were in prison with him when he was jailed by the communist regime here. we had an extraordinary sight here at the grounds of prague castle last night. we saw tens of thousands of people coming to pay their last respects to vaclav havel, putting flowers by his coffin. it was an extraordinary scene when people talked about how much he men the to them and how he represented freedom. and atika, in terms of the kind of legacy he leaves behind, what are people saying was his biggest impact? reporter: they say, of course, his biggest impact was simply leaving the velvet revolution here in the czech republic, that peaceful transition away from that authoritarian communist regime to democracy as he, of course, became the first president of the czech repu ....
he stepped into power following the death of his father, kim il-sung who founded the reclusive state in 1948. his funeral will be held on december 28th, a day before a period of official mourning comes to an end. and this is how the news of his death was reported on television in north korea. plenty of emotion on display there. that s hardly surprising considering the cult of personality fostered by the deceased dictator and his followers. whatever you might think of kim jong-il, there was no denying he was an out of the ordinary head of state. let s take a look at the man and his life with dan rivers. reporter: kim jong-il was a diminutive stature and characteristic hair were parroted by some of in the west. for the citizens of the democratic peoples republic of korea, kim was the embodiment of this reclusive state, feared, loved, worshipped, his cult of personality was deeply entrenched. his father was kim il-sung who founded north korea with soviet backing after ....
years. his legacy blemished by jerry sandusky. dozens of penn state students rally outside coach paterno s home late last night helping to save his job. on friday, the penn state board of trustees is going to set up a special committee to investigate sandusky. prosecutors say he molested eight boys. paterno is not accused of anything illegal. but he went to university officials, not to the police in 2002 when a witness told hill he saw sandusky sod miomize him ine showers. early trading right now, down 251 points. new worries that italy may next be in line for a bail out are driving the stocks down. now, italian prime minister, he is expected to resign. he s also raising some concerns about the country s future. also weighing on the markets, the greek debt. now greece s prime minister says he s going to resign shortly as well. now, that suggests that george popendreau has reached a decision on the new government. well, he has been locked in negotiations for days to ....