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chris: who else besides katty thought it would end up santorum? just in materials of our punditry ability. i think we're zero. >> if you're asking me, i do remember asking why santorum was polling as low as he was if the -- in 9 fall because he did seem like that kind of candidate that would abale to the the electorate thoo romney never did. i've been thinking a lot about this race and what's going on. it's such an odd situation he's found himself in. i was thinking of how to describe what's going on and it almost seems like buyer's remorse. that the party has already decide essentially that he's it and when you look at the polls they all see -- say they think he's going to be the nominee. in a way that's hurting romney. i actually feel like if voters thought there was a chance that he might not be, that it might be santorum, they might like him better. chris: so you buy a car, thinking it the the worst decision you've ever made and you go buy the guy? >> there is a sense that they're stuck with him. >> but with no decision going into the room in

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. terror on the streets of toulouse. a gunman targets children at a school, just the latest in a spate of similar killings. and spreading to the capital, as even russia pushes for more humanitarian assistance in syria. and royal nerves. the duchess of cambridge delivers her first speech, and the future queen finds her voice. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, all swear around the globe -- also are around the globe. -- also around the globe. a rabbi, his two small sons, and another child have been shot dead in toulouse. the french president has flown to the city and has declared it intact -- it an attack on all the french. >> the monday morning school run. panic and terror. as parents were dropping their kids at the ozar hatorah, a man pulled up on a scooter and started firing. a man chased the terrified schoolchildren into the grounds. among them, jonathan sandler and his sons. one person was chatting, and seconds later, the rabbi was dead. >> he shot one bullet into the air and hit the tree. after that, he shot t

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. as syrian forces expand attacks on rebels, a top government official the fax from the assad regime. -- defects from the al-sadr's gene. and two hostages killed. remembering the tsunami. we have a special report on the pain and hope at the at the center. >> they will build this town again. it is the same story. dozens of parameters were raised. -- perimeters were raised. welcome to "bbc world news america," broadcast on to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the rebellion in syria has claimed its first high-level defections. the deputy oil minister is leaving the government to join the rebels. it is a sign of the times. the news has not stopped the violence. tonight, there are reports that government forces -- have launched a fresh assault. we have this report. >> there are hopes that the u.n. might be able to help syria. >> i have been struck by the difference between what i have seen here in damascus and what i saw yesterday. the devastation is significant. the -- tha

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. in homs, so syrian forces move alps as a government forces moved in. will the red cross be allowed to follow? we go behind the scenes with christine lagarde as she tackles the euro crisis. >> where is it going to stop? >> and big brother. google rolls out new privacy rules which will make your information unless private. -- less private. welcome to "bbc world news america," broadcast on to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. they have held out for four long weeks, but tonight syrian forces are withdrawn from the besieged city of homs. this among concerns that there are civilians still trapped there. our middle east editor jeremy bowen sent us this footage. >> the advance of the syrian army is an important symbol of resistance. it does not mean the end of the rebellion. with civilians in the area putting out buckets to catch snow, there is no running water. there is a humanitarian crisis in syria. >> we call on the syrian authorities to allow immediate, full, and unimpe

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. the afghan a harbor. after 16 civilians are killed, the u.s. says there will be no change in strategy. in syria, another u.n. meeting as the death toll rises. are world leaders any closer to a unified response? >> the international community should say with one voice without hesitation or caveat that the killing of innocent syrians must stop. >> and capturing the world one click at a time. the art of photography is all about celebrating this sequence is. -- the sequences. welcome to "bbc world news america," broadcast on to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. u.s. policy in afghanistan will not change because of one terrible incident. after an american soldier killed 16 afghans, including nine children, u.s. officials rushed to deplore the incident but resisted pressure to withdraw american forces early. the afghan parliament released a statement saying the country had run out of patience with foreign soldiers. in the u.s., there are suggestions that the public has also run out of patience

this is -- we are -- we are betraying our troops, katty. >> i don't think any country, and this is not a case just of america, i don't think any country can go to war for this long and not expect individuals to be deeply scarred by it. and you -- and the longer we are there, the more tired the troops become, the more they will have seen of their friends being killed, of civilians in the country being killed. he would have witnessed children in iraq being killed. and this is going to happen more. >> right. >> every month we are there for longer, we are going to get more incidents like this, like the accidental burnings of the qur'an, like the soldiers ur-tainateing on dead bodies. and the longer we are there, the investment you have made will be diminished. >> and michael, you got in trouble for several years ago for talking about afghanistan. obviously, all of us around the table in new york have been talking about for three years we need to get out of there. we need to get out of there in large part because mission accomplished. there are 40 to 50 members of al qaeda left in afghanist

katty kay and the great willie geist. he's up in new york.o mark, "game change" premiere washington last night, a huge event. tom cruise was there and julianne moore, all the big stars, but you were, of course, the biggest star. you and -- >> you said tom cruise, you meant tom hanks. >> did i say tom cruise? >> last time cruise was there and i missed him. >> tom hanks, tom cruise, come on, it's the same thing. >> it was a great event. hbo does things very well and people seem to like the film. >> they love it and, again, they go away talking about that woman that we came in with, sarah palin. >> yeah. >> and i heard it again last night, a lot of people have a lot more respect for her, especially the fight that she has that people just didn't realize before she was going into debates, she was getting off the phone with her son hearing gunfire in the background in iraq. and all that she went through. i don't -- it was almost super human. >> one of the reasons hbo was so attracted to the story was because she had all of these family pressures. p

i am katty kay. terror on the streets of to lose -- of toulouse. a gunman targets children. the fighting in syria spreads to the capital as even russia pushes for more humanitarian assistance. >> thank you also. >> overcoming royal nerves -- the duchess of cambridge delivers her first official speech. the future queen finds her voice. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. if you are a minority in southern prague to buy, you have reason to be nervous -- prague tonight, you have reason to be nervous. in the the third such attack, -- in southern france tonight, you have reason to be nervous. in the third such attack, a rabbi and his two children were among those killed. >> as parents drop the gates -- dropped children at the gates of the ozar hatorah school, a gunman opened fire. he shot everyone in front of him and chased it is terrifying -- chased the terrified children into the school. among the dead, the rabbi and his two sons. >> at first, he shot one bullet into the air. he hit the tree. then he shot the father and the two children. i did not

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