i blame omar al-bashir because if he hadn't shot and bombed us, we would have avoided all this. we are mountain people. the ingessena people want to go home and find peace and finish this terrible war. our hearts are broken. >> reporter: at a fly-blown spot on the road towards the frontier, a new group has just crossed into south sudan. on the other side, omar al- bashir's forces are still bombing and these people say more refugees are heading this way. >> brown: you can find out more about the desperate plight of refugees in the camps, and follow links to coverage by our partners at globalpost, among others. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. the syrian opposition, u.n. officials and the obama administration blamed the assad regime for the massacre of scores of people in a rural village. and wall street rallied as j.p. morgan reported strong earnings, despite its losses from a failed trading strategy. the dow industrials gained 200 points. online, find gwen ifill's take on mitt romney's icy reception at an naacp convention wednesday. hari sreenivasan picks u

lavelle is the arab spring finally coming to sudan as the protest movement grows the regime of al bashir appears to have limited options with a contract thing economy and it goes with the newly independent south still at a standstill is it possible the west help by local actors will i regime change. can. start. to cross talk whether sudan will it also experience an arab spring i'm joined by omar is small in washington he is co-founder of the darfur peace and development organization and advisor at the end of project in dubai we go to mohamed osman he is the associate editor of the online newspaper sudan tribune and in detroit we have a bio on me. he's the editor of the pan-african newswire right gentlemen this is cross tightenings you can jump in anytime you want if i go to you first in washington we see a protest movement growing in sudan is this the arab spring finally arriving there . well it is the sudan summer if you will because the dissident is have done this before in history in october of nineteen sixty four and in april of one nine hundred eighty five well before anybody in the

with the arab spring and we can reduce it down as the protest meet the goals of the regime of al bashir appears to have limited options which we can try. and storage and here. we are going global and now. we want to. know you. choose your. it's your stuff. to. make your statement. if you like it's true. all right it's nineteen minutes past the hour time now to take a look at other news from around the world. riot police clashed with protesters in la paz bolivia as they tried to clear encampments outside the presidential palace officers fired tear gas and water cannon to force people out as they were pelted with rocks opposed to planned construction of a highway through a nature reserve demonstrators walked for two months from their villages to the capital to reject the plant. they will supply trucks are in pakistan crossing the border into afghanistan that's the first convoy to do so since the route was reopened earlier this week islamic bad shut down the roadway last november following a u.s. airstrike that killed twenty four pakistani troops thousands protested the routs revival after

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talks with the israeli government with what appears to be the imminent collapse of syrian president bashir al assad. he's against israeli's suggestion to destroy the weapons because it might prompt syrians to rally in defense of assad. officials say wednesday's deadly bombing in damascus that killed the defense minister, the deputy, assad's brother-in-law, may turn out to be a turning point in the country's conflict. >>> israel is retaliating against iran for the bombing of a tourist bus. at least eight people died in the attack on the bus in an airport in the resort city on the black sea. the israelis had just arrived on a flight from tel aviv in bulgaria. bulgaria's interior minister says a suspected suicide attacker was carrying a driver's license issued in the state of michigan and it with us the latest of overseas attacks that israel attributes to iran. iran has always denied involvement in the past. >>> elsewhere london's metropolitan police have arrested three muslim men suspected of traveling to pakistan for terror training. police say they intended to commit act ofrs terrorism. on

speculation is still rampant as to the whereabouts of president bashir al sad. he hasn't been seen publicly for two weeks since he did an interview with german television and he made no statement after yesterday's bombing. opposition members are saying he is in the alawite heartland of latakia. however, this seems unlikely given that his security apparatus is in damascus, and obviously moving to la tacka would be construed almost as conceding damascus or backing away from the fight. one thing is of course certain. president assad now finds himself in a very uncomfortable position. he no longer knows who in fact he can still trust. and of course the free syrian army is touting yesterday's attacks as a major triumph. they are saying that it is the beginning of the end for the assad regime. but up until this point, we still don't know exactly who carried out the attacks, and those rebel forces still face some serious challenges. the regime is still far stronger militarily, and the free syrian army is not yet really a cohesive fighting coordinated force. for "cbs th

officials say they are distancing themselves from the syrian government vowing not to sell president bashir any new equipment that could be use d against civilians. they did say, however, they will continue to sell weapons in agreed to contracts. syrian opposition says it is unlikely the plan will succeed because it is unlikely they will agree to bashir to step down from power. >>> not only is iran unlike ly o agree that the syrian president should step down, the u.s. and other western nation have is rejected tehran's involvement in the effort to end the crisis. >>> penn state's internal investigation into the alleged cover-up of sexual abuse allegations is due out on thursday. in the meantime the scandal does not appear to have hurt the school's fund-raising this year. receiving more than $208 million from donations in the fiscal year that ended june 30th, the second highest total in the university's history and reports more than 75,000 new donors contributed money. the previous two years saw declines in the number of donors. >>> chevrolet is trying a money back guarantee to help attract m

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left his post, fled to another country and now supporting the rebels trying to throw out president bashirl assad. >> translator: the regime in syrian is a totalitarian regime and dictatorship. there is only one person who gives the orders, one person who is the president. >> fares talks exclusively to cnn from his secure location in qatar. syria's opposition is calling on president barack obama to intervene in his fight whether it hurts his re-election prospects or not. activists say he cannot wait for election day to prevent the violence. this plea comes on a day the capitol of damascus saw its haven't fighting yet. 50 people were killed in syria today according to activists. >>> hillary clinton's trip to egypt did not end well. her motorcade was pelted with tomatoes and shoes. the mob chanted monica. clinton met with president morsi of egypt and encouraged egypt's newly elected president to keep pursuing reforms. those are the headlines this hour. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >>> for far too many americans, the street is their home. a life bad enough for anyone but unforgivable w

the israeli government, planning for what appears to be the imminent collapse of syrian president bashir al assad. obama administration officials tell the "times" the pentagon is against israeli's suggestions to destroy syria's weapons facilities because an israeli intervention might prompt syrians to rally in defense of assad. officials say wednesday's deadly bombing in the heart of damascus that killed the defense minister and his the deputy, assad's brother-in-law, may turn out to be a turning point in the country's conflict. >>> well, israel is vowing retaliation against iran for the bombing of a tourist bus in bulgaria. at least seven people died in the attack on the bus in an airport in the resort city on the black sea. the israelis had just arrived on a flight from tel aviv for a vacation in bulgaria. bulgaria's interior minister says that a suspected suicide attacker was carrying a fake driver's license issued in the state of michigan and was the latest in a series of overseas attacks that israel attributes to iran. iran's tv calls claims that the nation was behind the attack, qu

. >>> the government of syrian president bashir al assad says it could use chemical weapons in response to what was called external aggression. president obama countered with a warning, saying assad would be held accountable if he made the, quote, tragic mistake of using chemical weapons. >>> navy investigators say a civilian laborer set the fire that caused $400 million in damage to a nuclear-powered submarine this spring. officials say the worker set the fire because he had anxiety and wanted to get out of work early. >>> brad pitt and angelina jolie named as victims of the news corp phone contacting scandal. >>> and as a rule, no one really kisses queen elizabeth. but a couple did just that yesterday. turns out, though, that because it was the king and queen of greece, related to prince philip, they are allowed to kiss the queen. >>> and now here is an early look at how wall street's going to kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,721 after falling 101 points yesterday. the s&p sank 12. the nasdaq tumbled 35. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei was

the market his beer spring finally coming to sudan as the protest movement grows the regime of al bashir appears to have limited options with the control. wealthy british style. markets financed scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report on our. school him with a pulse the exam i did everything that i was required to do but they simply did not let me continue studying. it was very difficult. it was hill i was the only dog skint guy at school then and it was impossible to find another place. that was a terrible experience for me when the teacher student front of the clawson said that white students was supposed to turn white schools while black students were to go to black schools. so i asked the teacher what do you mean by a white school in the black school. how could you distribute people to different schools by the color of their skin. all. managed to get into another school graduate and now even stages his own exhibitions. one of his installations was a model of his native city of kabul

fighting raged into the night in syria's capital after the astonishing strike at the heart of dictator bashir assad's command center. armed rebels battling assad's forces claimed responsibility in what could mark a turning point in the nearly 18 months of fighting. >> this is a situation that is rapidly spinning out of control. >> reporter: the international community is grappling with what to do. the u.n. security council meets today and is expected vote on a new syria resolution, demanding assad withdraw troops and weapons from certain areas. russia has been standing in the way of the resolution, threatening a veto. planning is under way should the syrian regime fall. >> assad is losing control. violence is increasing rather than decreasing. and that all of our partners internationally, need to come together and support a transition. >> reporter: the bomb ripped through a high-security compound in one of assad's military headquarters during a meeting of high-ranking security officials. at least three of them were killed. among the dead, president assad's brother-in-law, one of the most fear

mark when the arab spring plainly coming to sit down as the protest movement grows the regime of al bashir appears to have limited options which it can chew. twelve minutes past the hour here with the pentagon will reportedly pour a major some into a new infrastructure for its military base at guantanamo bay the u.s. government repeatedly pledged to put an end to the controversial detention facility that's based at the site and used to hold terrorist suspects are going to has more . forty million dollars will be spent to lay out this underwater fiber optic cable from south florida to cuba where the guantanamo bay prison camp is located the base commander said it only makes sense if we're going to be here for any period of time and infrastructure projects like that may well suggest that the u.s. military is preparing for detentions and other operations at the guantanamo base for the long term when president obama was first running for office he pledged to shut down guantanamo in very strong terms in two thousand and nine he even signed an executive order to close it but not only did not shu

state television there showed video of president bashir al-assad swearing in a fu defense minister.was the first sign of him since a bombing wednesday killed his former defense minister and two other top deputies. syrian reports say 250 people were killed in the last 24 hours and that would be the deadliest day since the uprising started 17 months ago. the latest u.n. resolution was sreed toed by russia and china. >>> looks like george zimmerman's own words could come back to haunt him in court. his interview this week with fox news and sean hannity is now part of evidence in his upcoming trial. in the interview zimmerman said he felt the deadly shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin was, quote, unquote, god's plan. a neighborhood watch volunteer say he never pursued martin and maintains it was in self-defense. meanwhile, barbara walters turned down her chance to interview zimmerman. according to the new york post his lawyers demanded that in exchange, abc recover a hotel room for zimmerman for a month. >>> convicted killer joran van der sloot may be getting paired while behind bars

normally a stronghold of the president, bashir assad.s spreading beyond the borders now with the u.n. estimate that 120,000 syrians have fled to neighboring countries. >>> and back here in this country tonight. dangerous heat from east texas to south dakota. the southeast, flooding rains. new orleans, record rainfall. and more will fall all weekend long. in north carolina, a shopping mall in charlotte is partially closed after heavy rains caused a partial roof collapse. >>> the simple request made here and we were stunned to see so many people listening. [ feedback ] attention, well, everyone. you can now try snapshot from progressive free for 30 days. just plug this into your car, and your good driving can save you up to 30%. you could even try it without switching your insurance. why not give it a shot? carry on. now you can test-drive snapshot before you switch. visit progressive.com today. did you know when heartburn, it's too late to take prilosec because... but it's but zantac® works differently. it relieves heartburn in as little

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mark with the arab spring the week for me to sit down as the protest movement grows the regime of al bashir appears to have limited options with the control. twenty minutes past the hour now time to take a look at other news from around the world riot police clashed with protesters in la paz bolivia as they tried to clear encampments outside the presidential palace officers fired tear gas and water cannon to force people out as they were pelted with rocks opposed to a planned construction of a highway through a nature reserve demonstrators walk toward two months from their villages to the capital to reject the planned. nato supply trucks are in pakistan crossing the border into afghanistan it's the first convoy to do so since the route was reopened earlier this week islamabad shut down the roadway last november following a u.s. airstrike that killed twenty four pakistani troops thousands protested the routes revival after u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton apologized for the incident a few days ago deadly american drone strikes and pakistan's alleged taliban support continue to strain

relationship with msnbc to have a new show, and at that time i was doing a guest appearance on martin bashir's show. it was right after rush limbaugh's segment ended. our segment was supposed to be about something else and it ended up being about sandra and rush. after the segment, martin said to me, "krystal, you're really passionate about this, and you should write something about it." i said that's a good idea. i think i will. so i went home and i started writing. as i was writing and digging up all these old, horrific, unbelievable quotes from rush limbaugh, i just kept getting more and more upset. in the middle of writing, i took a break and went online to twitter, and i started talking to some of my friends about what happened and what was going on, and i just realized that there was this incredible passion and anger out there at what he had said and what he had done. at some point in this twitter conversation, someone suggested to me, why don't we boycott rush limbaugh's sponsors. and i thought you know what? that's a great idea. just talking about this guy, that's exactly what he wants

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for some time you know we also have to take into account the crisis that's going on next door with bashir assad you know i think some of that is beginning to have an end and impact even in iraq which of course has never been terribly stable since the beginning of the war in zero three. john you know what if syria was brought up here and it's very interesting i mean again this brings in the sectarian element here with the sunni's. right well syria is a precarious case we know that some fighters. possibly linked with al qaida have been crossing the border over iraq into syria and helping the rebels fight the assad regime. now meddling on either side the u.s. and its allies in the in europe in the gulf as well as russia and iran are meddling for either side in syria and it's not helping contain the problem it's actually helping helping to deepen the conflict and perhaps i mean as kofi annan recently said the u.n. envoy to syria he said syria is not like libya libya imploded syria will explode and so yeah the iraqis are nervous about that and maliki is there us about that but again i think we

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. >>> moving overseas now, today's secretary of state hillary clinton unleashed criticism at bashir al assad, his regime has murdered innocent civilians. and tonight, there's also report about chemical weapons said to be on the move inside syria. here is abc's alex marquardt from the syrian border. >> reporter: the world knows the force and brutality of assad's army. with accusations of a fresh massacre, his helicopters and soldiers killing 200 people in a small village. but the scariest weapons are the ones we haven't seen. assad is believed to have one of the biggest arsenals of biological and chemical weapons in the world. it includes highly toxic cyanide, which causes immediate seizures and cardiac arrest. mustard gas, which blisters the skin with chemical burns. vx gas, the deadliest nerve agent ever created. and sarin, just a drop of vx or sarin can kill you in minutes. it's unclear why the assad regime would be moving it's chemical weapons now. most believe assad is not ready to use the weapons against his own people to crush the rebellion. what america fears is a nightmare scen

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