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is a place where we can defeat iran, this is effectively much less important than iran's nuclear weapons program. and i'll tell you something right now. if the president doesn't act with massive force in syria, if it is just a slap on the wrist to the assad regime, which many are predicting, i think the lesson iran draws from that we better get our nuclear weapons capability immediately because then we will be immune to an american slap on the wrist. on the other hand, if the president does use massive force to change the balance of forces within syria itself, it could well result in the opposition taking power, which i don't think is in america's interest either. that's why i stress i don't think the president knows his own mind. i don't think he knows what his strategy is. i think that's what all of the agonizing is about. >> very interesting. you paint such different scenarios there. and i'll change topics just slightly because i want to ask your opinion about this.
evacuation warning that is issued before imminent evacuation order is put in place where people have to clear town. back to you, harris. >> dominic di-natale, caught in the movement as people try to get to safer ground. we appreciate your reporting. thank you. a big day at the barkley's for the masters. peter schraeger is here. golf, golf, golf. >> this is adam scott, he won the masters. came into the tournament, tiger woods sunday was in the mix, tied for second, adam scott wins. he just didn't screw up. that's what happened. the rest of the guys were bogeying down the stretch. scott played solid, wins by three strokes, tiger woods, second place. >> i usually don't follow that much little league. when it is japan against us, the united states, california, i have to get in on that. >> it was a great game. japan played chula vista. usa was up early, japan wins 6-4. their 14th title.
justice taking place, real democracy taking place, the real freedom taking place. >> the muslims are -- the muslim brotherhood, they come and try to defend the church. >> reporter: this muslim leader hopes jersey city can inspire egypt to keep rallying for democracy. >> we want to give example of how the egyptian community live in america and how they understand each other. >> a community standing strong as the world watches egypt on the brink. harris? >> bryan, thank you. cruise missiles like the ones i am about to show you are one of the weapons in our arsenal. one lawmaker says the u.s. should be prepared to use them against the assad regime in the wake of chemical attack against
ohio. a church's chicken employee in akron took on two would be robbers, hosing them down with hot water. one customer called him a hero. >> he could have came in here, shot the place up, hurt somebody. he used whatever he had to get the job done, you know. so now the hospitals need to look for someone with a big burn on them. >> they believe they robbed a fast food restaurant a week ago. >> going to need a lot of cocoa butter. pennsylvania, a family thought a west philadelphia woman was dead and buried, even held a funeral for her. turns out she's alive. >> you know how you feel you just about to get over it, that she's dead, and then travis comes here with the news that she's alive. >> the woman who is 50 years old was missing for a month. then a body was found. authorities showed her son travis a picture and he confirmed to officials it was her. but obviously it wasn't. now a police investigation into who was actually buried.
prison last week. the ex-leader, 85 years old, currently living in a military hospital. mubarak is facing retrial on charges of failing to stop the killings of protesters during the 2011 uprising that led to his downfall. since then, as you know, we have been reporting egypt has been plagued by growing acts of violence where muslim brotherhood supporters are targeting christians, holding them partially responsible for the departure of the most recent president, mohamed morsi. but thousands of miles away, egyptians of both faiths found a place to put aside religious differences and co-exist in peace and friendship. brian yennis joins us from the new york bureau. >> headlines read of chaos, bloodshed, deep division. 6,000 miles away, they hope to
a fugitive inside russia, but the united nations, that they were being bugged. up to 80 embassies around the world. that's got to pose some question i would imagine the minds of our allies. your thoughts on it? wbr id="wbr22950"/> >> the der spiegel article says espionage against the united nations took place in 2012, which i find deliciously ironic that the obama administration is spying on the united nations. here is what i think. any gathering of foreigners is a legitimate target for american espionage, unless we have agreement that precludes us from doing it. and any foreign government absent such an agreement that doesn't think we may be spying on them doesn't live in wbr id="wbr23250"/> the real world. that's the way it is, doesn't bother me at all. i think this shows a fundamental point that snowden and his media friends are trying to prove. not to awaken americans about potential violations of privacy /b>