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Writing anti-assad graffiti on a wall and being arrested and in some cases killed for their troubles. one year on, the violence continues and despite predictions of his downfall by u.s. and other officials, president assad remains in power and as state department spokeswoman acknowledged today as vicious as ever. >> so, what have we seen in this year? as the peaceful protests have grown, the assad regime has become more and more bloody and violent. vis-a-vis its own people. has, you know, gone into town after town, trying to suppress the violence with guns rather than sitting and talking with ...

Attacking homeowners. this woman says one of the animals bit her. >> those big eyes. i still can't forget it. >> shepard: she got four stitches and rabies shots. utah a 6-year-old boy near salt lake city getting credit for saving his grandfather. the kid reportedly called 911 after granddad fell and passed out. grandmother says her husband had a stroke last year. >> that's why i told call 911. she calls her grandson a smart little guy. california. a man with a degenerative eye disease says he plans to run 12 marathons in 12 states in 12 months. all to raise money to fight the disease. >> there...

Kind would take place until d.n.a. confirms the identity of his parents. miguel's mother says when first told he had been found, she didn't believe the news. overwhelmed because it's been eight years. he was 8 on the first of march. it's sad that it took eight years to get any information. >> miguel's mother says when her son disappeared she put up fliers and no web site because she could not afford the $500 the houston police told her it would cost to send out an alert asking the public for help. houston police are not commenting tonight except the quote possible kidnapping is now under inves...

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Our blago turned himself in to prison officials. i'm going to try to visit him there, i promise. new york said to be the first state in the nation to collect d.n.a. evidence for any people convicted of any single crimes including misdemeanors. expand the existing d.n.a. data base. the governor is expected to sign it within days. now, prosecutors say it will not only help connect suspects to crimes, but will also give defendants greater access to d.n.a. testing. which could help prove their innocence. all 62 of our state's district attorneys back the legislation along with some 400 police chief...