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To strike syrian aircraft again because they would be flying into that russian protective umbrella. if the syrians decide to conduct another chemical attack using aircraft from this area, it's going to really narrow some of the options for the u.s. it's going to make it much more dangerous for the u.s. to retaliate. again, of course, the syrians maintain other methods of delivering chemical weapons, helicopters, artillery and rockets and by all accounts those remain spread out across the country, at least the parts the regime controls. wolf? >> and all of this comes as russian bombers were onc...

Welcome back it is time for your morning primer with everything you need to know to get your day started. breaking news out of pakistan where a passenger plane crashed. it went down in the mountainous region. more than 40 people on board are feared dead. syrian rebels are calling for a five-day humanitarian cease fire in aleppo as syrian army took control of old city of aleppo. the regime controls about 75% of the city. at least 100 people are dead and 130 seriously injured after a 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck indonesia. rescuers are surging for dozens of people missing. a 38-year-old...

This week as elections approached, iranians said internet speeds slowed to a crawl. google said a spy campaign targeted gmail users. the outcome has been a chilling effect on political discourse online. >> they're trying to make it clear to the population, don't try a repeat of the 2009 protests. it's a highly secureatized atmosphere. >> even so, iranians have more access to the internet than any other country in the middle east, despite aggressive regime controls, tech savvy iranians are still finding ways to facebook and tweet, even the presidential candidates themselves. >> so amazing that ...

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The church uses extreme measures against people like him. >> come on, marty. do you have anything to say? >> this sounds like movie stuff. i'm sorry, marty, this sounds too complicated to believe. >> i mean, i don't know what to tell you. can you handle the truth? also tonight, richard engel with a view we have never seen before of the uprising inside syria. he made the trip with a rebel commander fighting to liberate his hometown. >> it's 4:00 a.m. and ali bakran is saying good-bye to his parents, possibly for the last time. he's on the front line of a surprising new syria few outsiders hav...